Speaker 1: The Nikky Gliser Podcast.
Speaker 2: Zero Nicky.
Speaker 1: Here, I am Snicky.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Shower Podcast. I just didn't know Ah's
Speaker 3: part because she is busy right now. But she'll be
Speaker 3: on the show in just a second.
Speaker 1: I'm here. Brian is here? What's up? Brian?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Noah's uh, not in labor, but she is performing
Speaker 2: labor somewhere else.
Speaker 3: That. Yeah, I guess people might think that she's like
Speaker 3: been she's she's not even doing a baby.
Speaker 1: Thing, she's doing the work thing.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she gets that time off though he'll be a baby. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it could.
Speaker 3: We don't know what's going on with her at the moment,
Speaker 3: even though she did just text me I'll be there soon.
Speaker 2: She's producing another podcast that's hosted by a baby. That's
Speaker 2: the new thing they're trying.
Speaker 3: She does do another podcast. I don't know if we
Speaker 3: talk about she does. She produces Amber Ruffin's podcast that
Speaker 3: Amber Ruffin does with their So if you want to support.
Speaker 2: Noah roughing around the Edges, it's called.
Speaker 1: No It's not, is it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: It should be. That's a great name. Brian.
Speaker 3: How are you today? It's early there. I'm sorry we
Speaker 3: had to do early today because I.
Speaker 2: Had to go my usual sun angle.
Speaker 1: I know it's it's the natural.
Speaker 3: The ring light you have going on, which is the
Speaker 3: sun is not optimal. It's so early there.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've been watching a lot of new shows. I
Speaker 2: thought i'd tell you about please. Yeah, so the first regime, No,
Speaker 2: everyone's been talking about there.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's gonna get It's gonna be like
Speaker 3: succession for me. I'm gonna jump on when it's it's
Speaker 3: fourth season or something. It's Kate Winslet, and she just
Speaker 3: fucking kills everything she does, and she plays a dictator
Speaker 3: who is multifaceted, you know, like there's some moments that
Speaker 3: you like really empathize with her, and sometimes she's like
Speaker 3: a demon and like she's just it's just Kate Winslet
Speaker 3: being fucking good.
Speaker 1: Sure, that's what i've heard. Anyway, What are you watching.
Speaker 2: The Lady from Titanic? Yes, I'm watching this Netflix sci
Speaker 2: fi show that everybody's watching now called Three Body Problem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everyone's watching that about China stealing our souls?
Speaker 2: Are Yeah, pretty much about China stealing our souls. China,
Speaker 2: China's involved, Communist China involved.
Speaker 1: Is it thick? Is it sci fi?
Speaker 2: It's sci fix. Yeah, why don't they.
Speaker 1: Do sci fi? Why not sci fi? Because sci fi?
Speaker 3: I never really think of fi as fiction. I just
Speaker 3: think of it.
Speaker 2: As a word like science. It's not science but fi. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a good point. It makes no sense.
Speaker 1: I don't like it.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess sci fi sounds pretty cool to say,
Speaker 2: and when it was when it was a channel, it
Speaker 2: was s y f y.
Speaker 1: That was pretty cool.
Speaker 2: That was cool. What happened to that channel?
Speaker 1: I'm not interested in sci fi at all? Is it
Speaker 1: sci fi?
Speaker 2: I am realizing that I'm not very interested in sci
Speaker 2: fi at all either, because I'm watching this and I'm like,
Speaker 2: all right, I think, like the theories are interesting and
Speaker 2: the science is interesting, and like, oh, that's cool to
Speaker 2: think about, but ultimately I'm like, who cares.
Speaker 1: Document it's really is fiction.
Speaker 2: There are some historical elements that are real, and it's
Speaker 2: based on a book, and the science is like theoretically possible,
Speaker 2: I suppose. But what I'm finding with this show is
Speaker 2: that it is the first few episodes are riveting, kind
Speaker 2: of like Lost. Did you watch Lost?
Speaker 1: But I know I know about Loss, where You're like.
Speaker 2: Ooh, what's the mystery, what's going to happen, and.
Speaker 1: Then the Black Smoke Monster.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the Black Smoke Bonster reprises its role for
Speaker 2: this this show.
Speaker 1: Oh he's back.
Speaker 2: He's back. It's his second role, and I was I'm bored.
Speaker 2: It slows down to a halt. It gets really slow,
Speaker 2: and it starts talking. It gets slow, like episode four,
Speaker 2: it starts to really slow down, and I'm like, that's.
Speaker 1: Very jump ship.
Speaker 3: That's where I kick the show off the board in
Speaker 3: the in the Arctic waters and say, by Leo, because
Speaker 3: I can't. I will not be disrespected of my time,
Speaker 3: just because I've already the fallacy of sunken cost I've
Speaker 3: already this far. I might as well keep going. No, no,
Speaker 3: you you jump ship.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: But so I'm dealing with the Uto situation right now,
Speaker 2: where I'm looking online for people saying like, man, it
Speaker 2: really slows down about I'm having trouble finding something. Everyone's
Speaker 2: raving about it. People love the book. And here's another
Speaker 2: interesting aspect about it, which is why I'm going and
Speaker 2: kind of like hesitant. That's created by the people who
Speaker 2: created Game of Thrones, Bennioff and Weiss and then another person.
Speaker 2: And I'm just a little nervous I know that they're
Speaker 2: very good at adas.
Speaker 1: Ben Kniehoff or Benny Hoff and the other I don't.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, just the first thing, David, I think.
Speaker 1: Is it really? Are you serious?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So Benny Hoff is last name?
Speaker 2: Yeah I really all.
Speaker 3: These years thought his name was Bennehoff or Benny Hoff.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, his last name is b E n I
Speaker 2: O F F. And his first name is dat.
Speaker 3: You don't care for that. I don't care for that
Speaker 3: last name. It's confusing from me, but it's okay. It's
Speaker 3: he's allowed to have it. I'm allowed to not like it,
Speaker 3: and neither of us are wrong. Okay, I'm sure he
Speaker 3: doesn't care for Glazer?
Speaker 1: Is it glasser? Is it glass?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Well I have a friend whose last name is Glazar.
Speaker 3: It's not glass spelled the same way. Listen, there's an S,
Speaker 3: so it could go either way, but that one's wrong. Okay,
Speaker 3: So you invested your time because it's Benny Hoff from
Speaker 3: Game of Thrones who let you down more than anyone's
Speaker 3: let you down ever in the final season.
Speaker 1: Game of Thrones.
Speaker 2: So the thing that happened, Yeah, no, I was let down.
Speaker 2: I was betrayed, and yet they still feel like Bennioff
Speaker 2: and Weiss are very good at adapting shows from books.
Speaker 2: As long as the source material doesn't run out, they're
Speaker 2: gonna be fine. Oh right, that's what happened with Game
Speaker 2: of Thrones is the source.
Speaker 3: Martin didn't Why did they start thinking? They just thought
Speaker 3: he would be done by the time.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Well, George R. Martin is truly the villain
Speaker 2: of this whole betrayal because he's the one that didn't write.
Speaker 2: His procrastinated until the show.
Speaker 3: Was a poor guy getting so much shit for procrastinating
Speaker 3: when he made How many books did he write?
Speaker 2: Five?
Speaker 3: Okay, and they're like huge, Right, Well, the problem is
Speaker 3: the world. He's allowed to take a fucking break.
Speaker 2: Well, he took like a twenty year break, and during
Speaker 2: that time he's instead of writing Game of Thrones, he
Speaker 2: decided to write all this other shit. He wrote a
Speaker 2: Game of Thrones encyclopedia that allowed to the new shows
Speaker 2: based on other things.
Speaker 1: He was bored.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't have want him to stay in that genre
Speaker 3: he was. He was wanting to branch out. He wanted
Speaker 3: to do, like, you know, a flute album like Andre
Speaker 3: two thousand or whatever.
Speaker 2: Once I agree that he's allowed I feel like it's
Speaker 2: unfair to make like my cartoons. People are like, where's
Speaker 2: the next Tubby Wars? And I'm like, I don't think
Speaker 2: my channel is gonna like be do well with another
Speaker 2: Tubby Wars, So I don't make a new Tubby Wars basically,
Speaker 2: And they're like, but you didn't know.
Speaker 3: I know. I get that with roast jokes or people
Speaker 3: are like, do more roast jokes and I'm like, it's
Speaker 3: just that's a thing that I did, and I do
Speaker 3: it well, but it's like I don't. I don't want
Speaker 3: to pull it takes a different kind of ethic work ethic,
Speaker 3: and yeah, a different kind of space to do it,
Speaker 3: and it just it sucks. I think every artist has
Speaker 3: that has had some level of success in an area
Speaker 3: gets pigeonholed for that, and people want more of it
Speaker 3: and less of the other stuff that really they get mad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you get mad when you try to switch, when
Speaker 2: you try to switch your style up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and what what does Smithy sense?
Speaker 2: Go ahead and switch your style up, and if they hate,
Speaker 2: let them hate and watch the money pile up.
Speaker 3: Okay, here we are back at George Order. Martin had
Speaker 3: every right to take those twenty years off. Okay, so
Speaker 3: the we didn't even talk what the show is about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the show is a science fiction. I don't want
Speaker 2: to give too much away because most of it is
Speaker 2: like most of the best parts of it are the
Speaker 2: mystery of it and like what is happening. But let's
Speaker 2: just say it takes place on multiple at multiple points
Speaker 2: in history, with different scientists who are intrinsically linked by
Speaker 2: some kind of mysterious elements.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, yeah, I'm out. I just don't I don't
Speaker 1: care about fiction.
Speaker 3: I just even the regime, which I know is going
Speaker 3: to blow me out of the water.
Speaker 1: Like I know it's going to be amazing.
Speaker 3: I've seen some clips of it, and she's just sometimes
Speaker 3: people are so good at acting it just you'll watch
Speaker 3: anything they do. And Kate Winslet is one of those people.
Speaker 3: And that's my Succession was so good. I don't usually
Speaker 3: like scripted stuff, but the performances were just so subtle
Speaker 3: and yeah, compelling and real that you just can't help it.
Speaker 3: Jennifer Lawrence do just about anything too.
Speaker 1: I just like Succession.
Speaker 2: You feel like you're getting like an inside an insight
Speaker 2: into wealth, wealthy people, blood, wealthy power, it for me.
Speaker 3: For me, it was the way they talked, in the
Speaker 3: way that they like they they talked like normal people
Speaker 3: in conversation.
Speaker 1: I mean, not the way I talked.
Speaker 3: But I just felt like there wasn't there's ms, there's likes,
Speaker 3: there's sure. It was just it felt it felt like
Speaker 3: closer to like a reality show to me, and obviously
Speaker 3: it was. I forgot they were acting, Yeah there.
Speaker 2: I never thought about it that way. I think there
Speaker 2: was a violent of like reality show fans love succession, Well.
Speaker 3: The camera would be shaky sometimes right, like the camera
Speaker 3: would be like trying to stabilize to get a shot,
Speaker 3: or it felt like there was some sort of like
Speaker 3: fly on the wall, you're watching something you shouldn't be
Speaker 3: and I can watch script and I just it's not
Speaker 3: what I go veer towards regularly.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're watching that. What else are you watching?
Speaker 2: Okay, So so that show I've I've finished the first season,
Speaker 2: much to Ali chagrin, who went on vacation to Portland
Speaker 2: and she was there's probably something she wanted to watch together,
Speaker 2: but I just went through, burned through the whole thing. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Else she was gone. The second show, which is historical thick,
Speaker 2: which we don't call historical fi.
Speaker 1: Hi fi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we don't call it.
Speaker 1: Do we call it? We should call it?
Speaker 2: We say historical fiction if we don't even have a
Speaker 2: short cut.
Speaker 1: For it thick. No, we don't call it high fi,
Speaker 1: but we can.
Speaker 2: Okay, So which is my cup of tea? I like
Speaker 2: that better because of what you're saying. It's like sci
Speaker 2: fi is not real and at least high fi. You're like,
Speaker 2: this really happened, based on something that really happened.
Speaker 3: But it also takes liberties. So what's the high fi
Speaker 3: you're watching.
Speaker 2: It's called We Were the Lucky Ones on Hulu and
Speaker 2: it's a oh yeah, neither did I. And I'm shocked
Speaker 2: that I didn't hear of it because this is like
Speaker 2: I eat this ship up like it's candy.
Speaker 1: Where's its set?
Speaker 2: It's a Holocaust movie or Holocaust television show, and it's
Speaker 2: follows one Polish family as they get dispersed when the
Speaker 2: Germans invade Poland and follows their plight through the Holocaust
Speaker 2: towards the end of the war, and it's kind of
Speaker 2: like succession. We're like, who's going to survive, Who's going
Speaker 2: to make it out?
Speaker 5: Is.
Speaker 1: It's so it's harrowing and.
Speaker 2: It's harrowing, emotional depressing. The performances are amazing and I
Speaker 2: just love I love high Fi. I love watching stuff
Speaker 2: about World War two and the Holocaust and just seeing what.
Speaker 3: We are the lucky ones on Hulu if you want
Speaker 3: to join Brian watching that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So that so that show there that you can't
Speaker 2: binge watch. It's coming out one episode.
Speaker 3: At time, much like Lovers and Liars, which had a
Speaker 3: premiere episode on Monday. Premiere like Sneak Peak on but
Speaker 3: it is Noah's here to tell us that it is
Speaker 3: on the CW app for the peak and she's leaving
Speaker 3: again to go do her labor. We were saying that
Speaker 3: you were either in labor or doing labor and what
Speaker 3: is the name of Amber Ruffin's show, because we said.
Speaker 2: That you're roughing around the edges.
Speaker 1: It's rough and around that job.
Speaker 4: Great, you know what, I might use that for a segment.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: It's it's really good, so funny. So it's the Amber
Speaker 4: and Lacy Lacy and Amber show, Amber laid Amber and
Speaker 4: her sister Lacy Little.
Speaker 3: It's funny because they couldn't decide whose name was first
Speaker 3: so they both decided to have their names first.
Speaker 1: They're so co edited. But let's say that Amber did
Speaker 1: get it first.
Speaker 3: Yes, I will say as a person who has been
Speaker 3: in a duo before. With my show, you had to
Speaker 3: be there with Sarah Schaeffer and me, we had a
Speaker 3: you know, our.
Speaker 1: Podcast was you had to be there as my first
Speaker 1: podcast ever.
Speaker 3: And then we got an MTV show, and there was
Speaker 3: the thing of like Sarah Nicky or Nicky and Sarah
Speaker 3: and Nicky and Sarah just flowed better, and Sarah, thank
Speaker 3: you so much for let like I I was not.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't think at the time I really cared either way.
Speaker 3: If anything, I just would probably want to be second
Speaker 3: because I didn't want the pressure of like this is
Speaker 3: or or I didn't want it to look like I
Speaker 3: had fought for it to be first. But thankfully it did.
Speaker 3: It did look better first. And it is cool to
Speaker 3: have your name first, you know, it just is, even
Speaker 3: though I I don't think I pressed for it.
Speaker 1: It just sometimes it just flows better.
Speaker 3: But Schaeffer and Glazer, if we would have gone with
Speaker 3: last names, Glazer and Schaeffer isn't as good as Shaffer
Speaker 3: and Glazer.
Speaker 1: That would have been and that would have been a
Speaker 1: different Yeah, but you.
Speaker 2: Can't have a show called Schaeffer and Glazer. I mean
Speaker 2: that's like I.
Speaker 3: Think, well there was a there was Franklin and Bash
Speaker 3: and that killed it a half season.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sureshing it on Franklin and Bash. Wait three episodes?
Speaker 1: Wait can I tell you what I'm watching? Because who
Speaker 1: did I tell you I'm obsessed with Yesterday?
Speaker 2: No Yesterday?
Speaker 1: Noa con no but TB twelve okay, by yeah, what's
Speaker 1: happening to me? But I am like turning in.
Speaker 3: I I like want to watch football now, Like I
Speaker 3: almost went and watched an old game of football because
Speaker 3: I'm like really into football.
Speaker 1: This is what happens to me.
Speaker 3: There's a part of my brain that's a little on
Speaker 3: the spectrum that gets very obsessed with things and wanting
Speaker 3: to find out all the information about it, and it
Speaker 3: is just it is a character trait of people with autism.
Speaker 3: And I want to say that it's probably a little
Speaker 3: bit of a spectrumy thing for me because it's always
Speaker 3: been my way where I'd become intensely focused and obsessed
Speaker 3: with something. You guys have known it on the podcast,
Speaker 3: certain books that I have read thirds of I'm gonna learn
Speaker 3: a third of all the information there is to know
Speaker 3: about Tom Brady, which is much more than most people know.
Speaker 3: Ask me anything about Tom Brady, I'll tell you. I like,
Speaker 3: I think I'm close to being an expert if we're
Speaker 3: not talking total stats. I do know some stats, but
Speaker 3: I don't know all stats.
Speaker 2: What college did he go to?
Speaker 1: Michigan?
Speaker 2: Okay? What where was he born?
Speaker 3: He's born in in California, like, uh, like Santa Clarita
Speaker 3: or something, Santa Rosillita.
Speaker 1: I forget.
Speaker 3: I didn't send to Clemente. I don't know, somewhere around there.
Speaker 3: But he went and watched not USC games. Who was
Speaker 3: he obsessed with? And oh, he was obsessed with the
Speaker 3: forty nine ers, So I would say the Bear Bay area,
Speaker 3: like northern California he was born.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which quarterback did he replace?
Speaker 1: Joe Montanto? Sorry he benso bloodsoe?
Speaker 2: That's correct? Wow, that's correct. Oh my god.
Speaker 6: The joy I feel right now knowing a football player's
Speaker 6: name and like something of it is. I don't think
Speaker 6: I've ever felt this way, because it is it's almost
Speaker 6: like I fixed my postuterior pelvic tilt of my brain
Speaker 6: because my brain not since a child has not been
Speaker 6: open to any sports information or stats. And I literally
Speaker 6: learned this from actual interest as opposed to like I
Speaker 6: just want to be I just want to Taylor Swift
Speaker 6: knows now, so I should know, like I actually care
Speaker 6: now He's incredible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, he's he is incredible. He was my enemy
Speaker 2: for many years because he was the well because he
Speaker 2: defeated the Colts and the playoffs so many years in
Speaker 2: a row, just the top rating.
Speaker 3: Might be one of the greatest people to ever have lived.
Speaker 3: And I'm really I really do think he talk about
Speaker 3: someone who does. He does not care about being the goat,
Speaker 3: He really doesn't. He doesn't care about being MVP.
Speaker 1: He doesn't.
Speaker 3: He is only in competition with himself. And then he
Speaker 3: is such a team player. He's obsessed with his team.
Speaker 3: He doesn't really like the things that make him stand
Speaker 3: out from everyone else. He really just wants to win.
Speaker 3: He's obsessed with winning. He's very competitive, but he he's
Speaker 3: not a showboat kind of guy. Like think of all
Speaker 3: the other quarterbacks who and I would say Mahomes is
Speaker 3: kind of like this too. He kind of like keeps
Speaker 3: to himself and doesn't seem like a showboat to me,
Speaker 3: Do you think he's a showboat.
Speaker 2: No, he doesn't seem like to think he's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he like like there's some guys that start
Speaker 3: dressing differently and like carrying them such differently, which I
Speaker 3: totally I get and I would do that of like
Speaker 3: I'm hot shit, but Tom Brady just doesn't. He just
Speaker 3: seemed focused. And the cool thing about him is that
Speaker 3: no one, literally, no one in his past can even
Speaker 3: say like I knew this kid was.
Speaker 1: Gonna be great, Like, no one like.
Speaker 3: There's literally Chris and I always joke about how whenever
Speaker 3: someone gets famous and successful, they always say.
Speaker 1: No one believed in me.
Speaker 3: It was me against everyone and not And it's Lady Gaga,
Speaker 3: I'm doing an impression of like people told me that
Speaker 3: you're not gonna be a star, no one, no one
Speaker 3: likes to hear you. And there was like a Facebook
Speaker 3: group that says Stephanie germanad is not gonna be famous.
Speaker 3: So it was all people who were jealous, and people
Speaker 3: really did tell her like You're not gonna be great
Speaker 3: or whatever. But I think most people on the surface
Speaker 3: she was you watch old clips of her, there wasn't everyone.
Speaker 3: There were some people being like, you've got it, girl,
Speaker 3: there's no way. No one told her she'd make it.
Speaker 3: But kind of Tom Brady, there's not I've watched a
Speaker 3: couple of documentaries and a couple just you know, YouTube clips.
Speaker 3: That is really a person who no one ever could
Speaker 3: have predicted he get to this. Yes, they predicted that
Speaker 3: he'd be in the NFL. Yes he was gonna be
Speaker 3: in the major leagues for baseball, but he barely made
Speaker 3: it an NFL. He was supposed to be a second
Speaker 3: or third round draft pick, that's what they thought. He
Speaker 3: ended up being sixth round. He just it's just interesting
Speaker 3: to me when someone really had everything going against them
Speaker 3: and and no and like they try to scup or
Speaker 3: like scrounge up anyone for these documentaries to be like
Speaker 3: I saw it and I'm young.
Speaker 1: But like no one can. It's so funny to me.
Speaker 1: But he knew, yeah, and that's cool.
Speaker 3: He said to Robert Kraft, who you know, the first
Speaker 3: time he met the owner of the Patriots, who got
Speaker 3: him grudgingly, and the one hundred and ninety ninth pick overall,
Speaker 3: which is insane. I don't really know what these stats
Speaker 3: mean until I kind of read more into it.
Speaker 1: It's really really sad.
Speaker 2: He was picking.
Speaker 3: There's six quarterbacks for the Patriots that were picked before
Speaker 3: he was, and the team already has quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: This is like they.
Speaker 3: Picked six more and then him in two thousand or
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety nine or whatever it was. So he walks
Speaker 3: up to Robert Craft and he says, uh, Hi, I'm
Speaker 3: Tom or Robert Craft goes hello, and he goes hi,
Speaker 3: and he goes, oh, I know who you are. You're
Speaker 3: Tom Brady. You're a six round draft pick. And he
Speaker 3: goes yeah, and I'm.
Speaker 1: The best pick.
Speaker 3: I'm the best decision this organization has ever made. And
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's other people that have said that and
Speaker 3: they go on to it. Chris Oway says, you can't
Speaker 3: always go off of like this person knew, because a
Speaker 3: lot of people know and it doesn't happen. But that
Speaker 3: is pretty cool that he said that to his face,
Speaker 3: and robber Craft like remembers this young, kind of tenacious
Speaker 3: kid who was like, literally they picked six quarterbacks ahead
Speaker 3: of How That's what I want to know, Brian. How
Speaker 3: are you a six round draft pick? But then there
Speaker 3: are six quarterbacks picks before you? Wouldn't there be five.
Speaker 2: I don't think that the Patriots would have picked six quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: They did.
Speaker 2: The Patriots picked six literally, yeah, that year. I think
Speaker 2: that can't be right. There's no way that's right. This
Speaker 2: ticked out.
Speaker 3: I guess there were six quarterbacks ahead of it. Maybe
Speaker 3: I read it wrong and they but they there were
Speaker 3: six quarter There were six quarterbacks before him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, six quarterbacks selected in the draft before him.
Speaker 1: Oh okay. I thought the Patriots that. I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my.
Speaker 2: God, that would be so crazy. That would be like
Speaker 2: the malpractice for the organization.
Speaker 3: I might I'm I'm probably wrong and I probably read
Speaker 3: it wrong, and it's six overall in the NFL. But anyway,
Speaker 3: I really really recommend people watching the thing I'm watching.
Speaker 3: And I know everyone's like, Nikki, shut up about Tom Brady.
Speaker 3: I'm already over it. Okay, I get it. I think
Speaker 3: you peep, especially girls, girls who were into watching celebrities relationships,
Speaker 3: particularly Tom Brady and Giselle.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 3: All we talked about when his documentary that he did,
Speaker 3: this Facebook watch documentary called Tom Versus Time, and all
Speaker 3: we talked about when that came out. At least, all
Speaker 3: I heard about was when he kissed his kid a
Speaker 3: little too long. Do you remember that he was getting
Speaker 3: a massage on the table, his kid came in for
Speaker 3: a kiss, and then his kid left and he goes, no,
Speaker 3: come back, you give me a real kiss, and then
Speaker 3: his kid like it lingered for like two seconds, two
Speaker 3: and a half seconds, something like that, and it made
Speaker 3: people uncomfortable and everyone made fun of him. I have
Speaker 3: reassessed the footage. I've watched it back. We have now
Speaker 3: called it totally acceptable. He is a loving father. The
Speaker 3: kid did not want to not kiss him. The kid
Speaker 3: was just like, I want to go play games. He
Speaker 3: wasn't like, gross, Dad, I don't want to kiss you.
Speaker 3: It was just like it was as if a kid
Speaker 3: was being told, come here and give me a hug.
Speaker 3: It was like, it's the way they show affection. It
Speaker 3: was not creepy at all. I've reviewed the footage and
Speaker 3: is we call it not creepy, completely acceptable behavior and
Speaker 3: possession goes back to Tom.
Speaker 1: Brady of the child. He can't yes whatever.
Speaker 3: I've gone back and watched and I was the biggest
Speaker 3: critic of that footage ever because I didn't know anything
Speaker 3: about him, and I was like, as a girl who
Speaker 3: used to have to kiss her dad on the lips
Speaker 3: until a.
Speaker 1: Very late age.
Speaker 3: I was very triggered by it, and my dad never
Speaker 3: meant anything creepy by it either, And so I've reassessed
Speaker 3: the footage as a thirty nine year old woman.
Speaker 1: And it's it's completely acceptable.
Speaker 3: He's a loving father and you would be so lovey
Speaker 3: to have a father like Tom Brady.
Speaker 1: We're gonna go to break. We'll come back with more
Speaker 1: after this.
Speaker 3: We're back by the way Lovers and Liars c w
Speaker 3: April eleventh.
Speaker 1: It all begins.
Speaker 3: Then it's pretty much F Girl Island, but it is
Speaker 3: or it's f boy Island but with girls, so it's
Speaker 3: f girl Island. As I've told you guys before, Brian
Speaker 3: worked with me on this season. He was so if
Speaker 3: anything funny, I say, it was either written by me
Speaker 3: or Brian, most likely Brian. He fucking killed it. So
Speaker 3: it's a hilarious show. A lot of my lines got in,
Speaker 3: I think to the sneak preview.
Speaker 2: Well, I saw that super cut clip that you posted.
Speaker 1: I didn't even see that because I could, I can't.
Speaker 2: It was just you doing lines like oh good, it's
Speaker 2: just nicky saying funny lines as the as the women came.
Speaker 1: In, thank you Boy Island fantas.
Speaker 2: I don't even remember what did I say? Three of
Speaker 2: you You're gonna have to eliminate three girls will be
Speaker 2: getting eliminated tonight? Or six boobs?
Speaker 1: That was of me?
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, I don't even remember that one.
Speaker 1: I don't either. That seems like cancelable.
Speaker 3: Some women have one boob or three or three, so
Speaker 3: maybe it's two women going home. So uh yeah, F
Speaker 3: Boy Island or F Boy Island, which is now the
Speaker 3: spinoff F Girl Island, which is now called Lovers and Liars.
Speaker 1: Very confusing, but not It's called Lovers and Liars. It's
Speaker 1: on the c W.
Speaker 3: Check your those local listings, or you can just download
Speaker 3: the c W app now and be ready April eleventh,
Speaker 3: when the first episode drops.
Speaker 2: You can watch it on the c W app if
Speaker 2: you can right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, episode yes.
Speaker 2: One week on the app. You can get it one
Speaker 2: week early.
Speaker 4: Oh I'm really glad that marketing told me that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's on the app. I watched it. I started watching
Speaker 4: it yesterday. And these guys are so dumb. They have
Speaker 4: no clue about these girls.
Speaker 1: It's speaking of Okay, it's Benedict.
Speaker 2: Indianapolis comedian Benedict polite.
Speaker 1: See, sorry Polite See.
Speaker 3: It is CJ Weathers, who is on F Boy Island
Speaker 3: season three, who is just this adorable basketball player who.
Speaker 1: Is kind of just like he came in. He talks
Speaker 1: like this, and.
Speaker 3: He came tallder the water hot, so nice. He came
Speaker 3: in as an F boy on last season, and then
Speaker 3: halfway through the season he like literally transformed into a
Speaker 3: nice guy. We we all like he was crying, he
Speaker 3: was emotional. He actually admitted he wanted a deep connection
Speaker 3: and he's just been avoiding it.
Speaker 1: And he's just hilarious.
Speaker 3: Anytime I would ask him like, how are you feeling today, CJ,
Speaker 3: He'd be like, you know, Nikki, my my head right now,
Speaker 3: it's well, you know, you know.
Speaker 1: He goes, you know me nicky, and I'd be like,
Speaker 1: I don't see J. Well, actually at that point I did.
Speaker 1: We had filmed a whole season of.
Speaker 3: F Boy right F Boy three, and then we went
Speaker 3: right into F Girl Island. So I had known CJ
Speaker 3: for a few weeks. But he's like, well, you know me,
Speaker 3: sister Nicki. He started calling me sister Nicki, not like
Speaker 3: an a black girl, a afectionate way like sister. Like literally,
Speaker 3: they were like, I think at first they called me
Speaker 3: their step mom and I really didn't like that. So
Speaker 3: then they switched to sister as like here you go, Nikki,
Speaker 3: and so then he.
Speaker 1: Just called me sister Nikki.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and by the way, sister, meaning you're the the
Speaker 3: teen mom who had you that everyone's lying and saying
Speaker 3: it's your sister.
Speaker 1: So there is.
Speaker 3: That's how the boys referred to me as like a
Speaker 3: very very older sister is suspiciously too affectionate with them,
Speaker 3: and possibly as your mom.
Speaker 1: But they u but he would always go, you know, Nikki,
Speaker 1: you know me. He was like, it's all scrambled eggs
Speaker 1: up there.
Speaker 3: So he would often refer to his brain as scrambled eggs.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you, the hardest job in the world is
Speaker 3: getting the contestants of a reality show to tell you
Speaker 3: something different about their feelings before an elimination. It's always
Speaker 3: they're confused, they have no idea what they're gonna do.
Speaker 1: They thought the last one that's hard, this one's harder.
Speaker 1: And it's true.
Speaker 3: I mean, all these things are true, but like it's
Speaker 3: it's just the same thing over and over, and it's
Speaker 3: that that was the hardest part of my job was
Speaker 3: trying to elicit different emotive responses from contestants who are
Speaker 3: going through the same motions every week. Yeah, but it is,
Speaker 3: it's really it's it's gonna be so funny. It's such
Speaker 3: a fun season. These girls are lying to these guys,
Speaker 3: you guys, like some of these girls are so I've
Speaker 3: talked about it before with F Boy, how like I
Speaker 3: can't believe how much these people can act like they're
Speaker 3: in love and then turn their backs on them and
Speaker 3: like totally change.
Speaker 1: And and and and.
Speaker 3: Just I just I don't think I could do that
Speaker 3: for that long and be so convincing and pretend to
Speaker 3: be into these guys.
Speaker 1: But these girls got.
Speaker 2: Me, man, I got wild. And when whenever there's a revelation,
Speaker 2: when there's an elimination and then the girls have to
Speaker 2: say if they were an F girl or nice girl,
Speaker 2: I mean some of these reveals were like shocking and
Speaker 2: the way that they were a lot of the times,
Speaker 2: if you're an F girl and then she reveals she's
Speaker 2: an F girl, she's like she gets like celebrated angry about.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, it's totally different than F boy. It is.
Speaker 1: What's it called when men.
Speaker 3: King no, no, no, it's a thing we treat. Oh,
Speaker 3: it's a where Oh if women do that, it's fine,
Speaker 3: but men can't.
Speaker 2: Misogyny.
Speaker 3: Well, it's actually the double standard, thank you. It's the
Speaker 3: opposite of misogyny. It's like it's we allow women to
Speaker 3: get away with being mean to men more than men women.
Speaker 3: So this was something that was kind of delicate during
Speaker 3: the season, and I wish it wouldn't have been. I
Speaker 3: wish we could just equally be shitty on both sides
Speaker 3: and nice on both sides. But it's easier for people
Speaker 3: at home to watch women be mean to men, as
Speaker 3: we've seen on sitcoms, as we've seen commercials where the
Speaker 3: woman's always henpecking the husband who just hasn't called about
Speaker 3: getting the cabinets repair.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: And so like on f Boy Island, a boy would
Speaker 3: get eliminated and he would like go off on the girls.
Speaker 3: Like sometimes there would be a guy that would like
Speaker 3: really be like, well you're not even hot. I wouldn't
Speaker 3: hit you with a fucking truck. Like they'd say some
Speaker 3: mean shit. Yeah, these girls once they were revealed, and
Speaker 3: we'd cut it because it's too mean.
Speaker 2: We cut it.
Speaker 1: It's too mean.
Speaker 3: I mean there were times where I was like, don't
Speaker 3: you fucking talk to her that? Like I would get
Speaker 3: upset about it. That was always the worst part of
Speaker 3: the show for me. Was my biggest fear if you've
Speaker 3: been listening to the show long enough, is men calling
Speaker 3: me ugly when they finally have been insulted in some
Speaker 3: way where they get go you know what, I don't
Speaker 3: even want to fuck you anyway after I reject them.
Speaker 1: God, you look like this. You have bad breath, you
Speaker 1: like you know.
Speaker 3: I had an ex boyfriend write a song about me
Speaker 3: having bad breath after I rejected him. I had a
Speaker 3: guy after I rejected him try to run over my
Speaker 3: foot with a car because I was getting out of
Speaker 3: He kissed me and I pushed him away, and so
Speaker 3: he drove me home ninety miles an hour.
Speaker 1: I got out of the car.
Speaker 3: Before I opened the door, he pulled off, so I
Speaker 3: like fell out of the car.
Speaker 1: It almost got like ran over.
Speaker 3: So I have like a lot of series and these
Speaker 3: are very minor compared to what men can do in
Speaker 3: retaliation when their sexuality is being threatened or like they've
Speaker 3: won a limb to make a move on a girl
Speaker 3: and they feel stupid, and then they get this surge
Speaker 3: of eng we all had it. You trip, and then
Speaker 3: you get mad at the thing that you tripped on
Speaker 3: the sidewalk.
Speaker 2: Like the sidewalk's weird over here?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what the fuck? Who left out that twig?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: So so yeah, that's always my biggest fear when these
Speaker 3: guys get eliminated, that they're gonna be so mean to
Speaker 3: these girls. And I'm projecting because these girls actually can
Speaker 3: handle it a lot better.
Speaker 1: They're like, you call me ugly, No not, I'm fucking
Speaker 1: hot as fuck.
Speaker 2: These girls are super confident, yeah.
Speaker 3: They they Usually the girls that we have on the
Speaker 3: show are extreme. There's been a couple that have been
Speaker 3: as insecure as I am, and I love them so
Speaker 3: much for it because they don't even need to be.
Speaker 1: And I kind of saw myself and them like, oh girl,
Speaker 1: my god, you look amazing what you know it?
Speaker 3: But for the most part, these girls are really sturdy
Speaker 3: and did not care if these guys called them ugly
Speaker 3: when they were They're just like okay, bye like that.
Speaker 3: You can tell it didn't affect them later on, whereas
Speaker 3: me devastating, So I would always be like protective.
Speaker 1: But when the girls got.
Speaker 5: A eliminated, no one cared if they went off on
Speaker 5: the guys like it was a free for all of
Speaker 5: like youth like.
Speaker 3: You you're a fucking You're a fucking dork, You're you're.
Speaker 2: Stupid, and yeah you're not hot, you're dumb.
Speaker 1: I never like you're ugly.
Speaker 3: You your mama probably hates you, like just I mean,
Speaker 3: do they get brutal and I'm guessing they leave it
Speaker 3: in because it was funny. And these guys, actually, I
Speaker 3: will say Benedict as as as he has my heart
Speaker 3: because and let's throw in Casey to Casey the babyface
Speaker 3: assassin from seasons one, two, and three of F Boy Island,
Speaker 3: No not three, sorry one and two of F Boy Island,
Speaker 3: He's back looking.
Speaker 1: For love and I love.
Speaker 3: Casey so much. He is such a sweetie. Is he
Speaker 3: a reformed F boy?
Speaker 1: We don't know.
Speaker 3: Is he looking for love? I believe he thinks he is.
Speaker 3: Let's see if he finds it. I was very like
Speaker 3: shocked to hear he wanted when he said he wanted
Speaker 3: to have he wants to find someone to have kids
Speaker 3: with the show, I was like, shut up, what are.
Speaker 1: You talking about? You do, and he really does.
Speaker 3: He's such a sweety. I love Casey so much. I
Speaker 3: think I shouldn't reveal. Casey and I have connected over
Speaker 3: like drinking and stuff like that, and I think he's
Speaker 3: he's on the up.
Speaker 1: And up recently.
Speaker 3: I think he's really I think that kid is like
Speaker 3: gonna be something. I'm really proud of Casey.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 3: Benedict, though, has my heart because he's a comedian and
Speaker 3: as Brian and I know deeply insecure insecurity is.
Speaker 2: It bet Benny.
Speaker 3: Benny, by the way, shows up on Lovers and Liars.
Speaker 3: Oh no, sorry, f Boy three, he was, was he
Speaker 3: on it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He came in mid season on Foy three.
Speaker 3: He shows up so chiseled, he hasn't eating a carb
Speaker 3: in ninety months, working out every second of his life.
Speaker 1: He even admitted to all of this. Uh really trying.
Speaker 3: He was like, I have to be shirtless on TV
Speaker 3: for weeks, like I'm going to show up looking insane,
Speaker 3: and he did. He looks He's got the best body
Speaker 3: of any comedian probably since Kamil.
Speaker 1: Did Marvel Comedi Cameil looked pretty good. Uh, Matteo, I'm trying.
Speaker 2: To think is better than all of them Benedict ben.
Speaker 1: And he's.
Speaker 2: Great body. But Benedict's body is almost like on a healthily.
Speaker 3: Trim Absolutely, he well, he talks on all of his dates,
Speaker 3: he talks about food, and because I've I've starved myself
Speaker 3: before too, Benedict, and it's all you want to talk about.
Speaker 1: Is like what what your food? You're gonna eat? What
Speaker 1: you did eat that day.
Speaker 3: So Benedict was on like a very strict uh diet
Speaker 3: cleanse type thing to get in shape. He looks amazing,
Speaker 3: but he's so funny. And he also is open about
Speaker 3: having hair transplant, which I think is just like so
Speaker 3: funny and cool at his age. And he's really self deprecating.
Speaker 3: But you know, as a comedian, I know that you
Speaker 3: often make fun of the things about yourself before anyone
Speaker 3: else can. So I know that, But in doing those
Speaker 3: things and getting ahead of the joke, he's not like
Speaker 3: this is open for everyone to make fun of He's
Speaker 3: just like, I'm doing it.
Speaker 1: So you please, don't you know?
Speaker 3: Even though when you do make fun of yourself, it
Speaker 3: seems to open up this dialogue that other people can
Speaker 3: weigh in.
Speaker 1: If you ever encounter comedian I e.
Speaker 3: Me or Brian, and we've made something fun of something
Speaker 3: about ourselves on this podcast. Don't don't go deeper into
Speaker 3: it in person if you ever meet us. It's just
Speaker 3: because even though it seems like, oh, this is something
Speaker 3: I can not that I've ever had that really happen.
Speaker 3: But Benedict, I will say when girls would even eliminate
Speaker 3: girls sometimes I could see his feelings get very, very hurt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, rattled.
Speaker 1: We should have them on the show to talk about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we should. He'd be great to have on the
Speaker 2: show talk about it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna have him on when I'm in
Speaker 1: La coming up.
Speaker 3: But yeah, the show is I'm excited to Marco. Marc
Speaker 3: was amazing too. Marco who was on f Boy three.
Speaker 3: He doesn't he's not in Lovers and Liars. But Marco,
Speaker 3: what is his last name?
Speaker 2: Fuck? Marco del Vechio? I don't remember, melk.
Speaker 1: Marco Delvacchio's not his name. I think he goes. I forget.
Speaker 1: If you looked up Marco f Boy Island, look him up.
Speaker 3: He's so funny. He's a comedian as well. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: I don't know your last name, Marco. That is really
Speaker 3: not good of me, but I did meet you on
Speaker 3: a reality show where I don't know.
Speaker 2: Last name is Marco Delvecchio.
Speaker 1: Marco Delvachio. Okay, yeah, he I went.
Speaker 3: To so I I don't know if I even talked
Speaker 3: about on the podcast.
Speaker 1: I probably did.
Speaker 3: I did Tom Sandoval's podcast yes ages ago, six months ago,
Speaker 3: and he invited me to go to karaoke, right, I
Speaker 3: told him, and his friend gave me those earrings, the
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift earrings from the music video, not the exact ones,
Speaker 3: but the same brands that were like literally fifty five
Speaker 3: hundred dollars earrings and I can't even believe I own them.
Speaker 3: Tom was like, let's go do karaoke at Barney's Beanery.
Speaker 3: And I go to Barney's Beanery and Marco from f
Speaker 3: Boy Island three, which is how I knew him, and
Speaker 3: I knew him.
Speaker 1: He was a comedian too.
Speaker 3: He's like running that place, not literally, but he is like,
Speaker 3: it's the hottest spot in West Hollywood now, Barney's Beanery,
Speaker 3: which when I was living in LA in my twenties,
Speaker 3: it was like a shithole and no one would go there,
Speaker 3: and it was just a couple, like local drunks that
Speaker 3: would maybe be there in their forties or fifties, but
Speaker 3: now it is like the hot spot for twenty somethings.
Speaker 3: If you are in La go to Barney's Meanery Wednesday night.
Speaker 1: I think karaoke. It's such a turnaround.
Speaker 3: But Marco was running that place and he gets up
Speaker 3: and does as Boys.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: He actually he reminds me a lot of a young
Speaker 3: Tom Brady. No, he got up and did a Backstreet
Speaker 3: Boys karaoke and I was mesmerized because he was dancing
Speaker 3: and singing and he's not a good singer, but he
Speaker 3: was one of the best karaoke performances I've ever heard.
Speaker 2: All about the performer, it's bringing that heart.
Speaker 3: It really was about the dancing and the choreography and
Speaker 3: just like the fun and like losing yourself in it.
Speaker 3: And then Tom Sandoval is also saying a song and
Speaker 3: had such a good voice. It was not okay, it
Speaker 3: was really intimidating. And oh okay, so can I just
Speaker 3: quickly go back to Tom Brady. I'm gonna just tie
Speaker 3: up this loose end. I'm so sorry. It's really all
Speaker 3: I want to talk about or think about.
Speaker 2: I'm all for it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, I'm gonna make this interesting for girls, because
Speaker 3: I know if I was a girl, I'd be like,
Speaker 3: shut the fuck up. First of all, tom Brady is hot,
Speaker 3: so open your mind, okay, and he's single now, so
Speaker 3: you can like imagine being with him. Like I know,
Speaker 3: when celebrities get married and stuff, for me, they just
Speaker 3: kind of go off even though I'm in a relationship.
Speaker 1: I just don't even like to, Like, I don't care
Speaker 1: about somebodies that are married.
Speaker 3: I guess cause I always fantasized like I could have like,
Speaker 3: ma'am silly. I don't care about them. I just if
Speaker 3: I have a crush on a celebrity, like a dumb
Speaker 3: is that Limbrens. Yeah, it's Limerens and it's bad. And
Speaker 3: I'm not limmering about tom Brady although I have. He
Speaker 3: has been in my dreams, not in a sexual way.
Speaker 3: We just hang out, but I.
Speaker 2: Have been to show up. That happens when when I
Speaker 2: have a crush on a celebrity and then she gets
Speaker 2: to a relationship and always.
Speaker 3: Like no, I literally unfollow them. I'm just like I
Speaker 3: don't even care anymore. It's it's it so goes against
Speaker 3: everything I believe. When like I I know that when
Speaker 3: I post about being in a relationship with Chris, I
Speaker 3: get less likes on that stuff, and I do sense
Speaker 3: numbers dropping off because there, And I don't begrudge people that,
Speaker 3: because there is a fantasy, even though I got yelled
Speaker 3: at you yesterday of like, you're never gonna end up
Speaker 3: in a relationship with me if you think we have
Speaker 3: some bond there, I understand thinking you might like It's
Speaker 3: happened on notting Hill. You know it's it's happened fictionally
Speaker 3: in nineteen ninety seven on a movie before where a
Speaker 3: normal person and celebrity end up together, and it happened
Speaker 3: to Julie Roberts with Danny Motor the cameraman.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we all know that.
Speaker 3: I okay, the Tom Brady. It's on Facebook, right, if
Speaker 3: you have Facebook, you can watch this for free. It
Speaker 3: is a documentary that came out in twenty seventeen. It
Speaker 3: is a docuseries. It really if you like documentaries and
Speaker 3: you like the same TV as me, kind of reality
Speaker 3: based but like with heart and seeming really real and
Speaker 3: not pulling back too much, like it's actually revealing some
Speaker 3: kind of vulnerable moments and spaces in a person's life.
Speaker 3: Even though it's produced by them, and I'm not talking
Speaker 3: about five foot one by Lady Gaga. I did like that,
Speaker 3: but I felt like it was like curated around, like
Speaker 3: this is what I want to show of my vulnerability,
Speaker 3: and oh don't I look cute crying here and Grandma,
Speaker 3: listen to this song, Grandma, my favorite thing that ever
Speaker 3: happened in a documentary, And if you've been listening the
Speaker 3: show a long time, you know about it. But you
Speaker 3: do have to watch five foot one or whatever, five
Speaker 3: foot zero, whatever her documentary was. She writes a song
Speaker 3: called Joanne about her dead aunt who she never met.
Speaker 3: She then she writes a whole album about this Joeanne.
Speaker 3: She believes she's Joanne reincarnated, her grandmother's daughter, Joanne, who
Speaker 3: died tragically. Lady Gaga, her granddaughter, believes that she is
Speaker 3: now her daughter, her other her Lady Gogga believes she's
Speaker 3: her aunt reincarnated because Joanna had like Joanne had a
Speaker 3: good voice and whatever. There's maybe some truth to that.
Speaker 3: It's not like they were born and died on the
Speaker 3: same day, but who knows. So then Lady Gaga writes
Speaker 3: a song called Joanne, which is a really great song.
Speaker 3: I actually love album. It's probably my favorite Lady Goga album.
Speaker 3: And she plays the song for her grandma in the documentary.
Speaker 3: It's so funny, you guys, you have to just go
Speaker 3: watch that scene. She goes to visit her grandma on
Speaker 3: her little grandma's house. She's like, Grandma, I wrote a
Speaker 3: song about Joeanne, and Grandma doesn't, by the way, doesn't
Speaker 3: talk about Joanne, hasn't talked about Joyanne since she died.
Speaker 3: Is not going to touch that pain, doesn't want to
Speaker 3: deal She buried her daughter and kept her room. That's
Speaker 3: like kind of you know, when older people don't want
Speaker 3: to deal with their pain, they don't talk about it.
Speaker 3: So here's Lady Gaga wrote an album, is claiming to
Speaker 3: be her daughter reincarnated, and then says, I really want
Speaker 3: you to hear this song I wrote about Joanne, and like,
Speaker 3: I'm Joanne singing this song about Joanne and her Grandma's like, okay,
Speaker 3: that sounds great, and it's kind of like I don't
Speaker 3: really want to go here right now. Like her grandma
Speaker 3: just wants to bake her cookies and talk to her
Speaker 3: about her feelings and not talk about her dead daughter.
Speaker 3: That she's been trying to avoid talking about for thirty
Speaker 3: years or whatever. So then Lady Gaga plays the song
Speaker 3: on her phone and like says, Grandma, you don't have
Speaker 3: to cry, Grandma, you don't have to cry. Please don't cry,
Speaker 3: and she's dying for her grandma to cry. I mean,
Speaker 3: you see in this moment, Lady Gaga's whole life is
Speaker 3: about getting, which I relate to is getting your parents
Speaker 3: and your grandma or whoever wasn't really that impressed with
Speaker 3: you as a kid, getting them to be like, wow,
Speaker 3: you are you did it.
Speaker 1: And she's holding the phone to her grandma's face and
Speaker 1: the more her grandma. Her grandma is just steal faced,
Speaker 1: not even giving her anything.
Speaker 3: And as the song goes on, she says, Grandma, you
Speaker 3: might want to cry, and you can, Grandma, you can
Speaker 3: cry like she's and you can tell. Lady Gaga is like,
Speaker 3: oh no, the scene is being filmed. Grandma's not giving
Speaker 3: any reaction. This isn't what I'm like, and she starts
Speaker 3: to like just scream at her grandma, Grandma, you can cry, Grandma,
Speaker 3: and Grandma does not give it up, and it's really awkward. Okay,
Speaker 3: so you should watch that scene. But Tom Brady Versus
Speaker 3: Time on Facebook. You just google it on your Facebook
Speaker 3: at app. I've never literally watched anything on Facebook. I go,
Speaker 3: this is on Facebook. It's the same documentary that scene
Speaker 3: where he kisses his kid came from. It is really,
Speaker 3: really well done. It is one of my favorite like
Speaker 3: docu series of a celebrity I've ever watched.
Speaker 1: And I've watched quite a couple, quite a couple two.
Speaker 3: You watched two of them, Yeah, and I watched all
Speaker 3: two of them, a lot of two of them.
Speaker 1: And I'm not even finished with this one because I
Speaker 1: like it so much. I want to take my time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it is every episode it's Tom versus Time.
Speaker 1: So it's all about Tom.
Speaker 3: In I think twenty seventeen, so it was probably like
Speaker 3: his he was going for his forty fourth fifth or
Speaker 3: fourth Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: That's the year that they played the Falcons in the
Speaker 2: Super Bowl. Oh really, well the next year. It depends
Speaker 2: what season you're talking about here, but yeah, that was
Speaker 2: around then.
Speaker 3: I don't remember what season this is, but I know
Speaker 3: that what's going on is this season, it's either the Eagles.
Speaker 2: It's either the Eagles won the super Bowl that year.
Speaker 1: We haven't gotten to the super Bowl yet.
Speaker 2: Or it was the Falcons versus the Patriots.
Speaker 1: If we haven't gotten to the super Bowl yet.
Speaker 3: So I don't know, but they they go throughout the
Speaker 3: whole They go preseason when he's like twenty five weeks away,
Speaker 3: then they go show ten weeks away, but they don't
Speaker 3: go order.
Speaker 1: They'll like zip to the the you know, the playoffs,
Speaker 1: and then.
Speaker 3: They'll go back to okay, ten weeks before it begins
Speaker 3: in and you see it's Brian, you will fucking love it.
Speaker 3: So all the sports stuff is actually very interesting even
Speaker 3: if you don't care about it, because it's actually dealing
Speaker 3: with Every episode goes like Tom versus Emotions or No.
Speaker 3: Every episode is the blank game, the family game, the
Speaker 3: emotion game, the heart game, and so it talks about
Speaker 3: each game he plays in his life that he has
Speaker 3: to balance around. And this is also around a time
Speaker 3: where he is realizing there may be more important things
Speaker 3: in life than football. And there is a scene in
Speaker 3: the episode called Tom versus or the Emotion Game. Oh,
Speaker 3: and then there's also one that's like social, the Social Game,
Speaker 3: and it talks about his friendships with all of the
Speaker 3: guys on the team and they do this little like camp.
Speaker 3: He does like a three day camp thing with you know,
Speaker 3: Gronk and saying, uh Edelman, Julian Edelman, Edelman and someone else,
Speaker 3: and that's a really cute.
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Wes Welker was also.
Speaker 3: Right, Oh, no, hot guy's name the really hot guy,
Speaker 3: Jimmy Jimmy Garoppolo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the other quarterback.
Speaker 3: Dude, that guy is that guy's hot.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: I remember that way before Chris and I got put together,
Speaker 3: I got into him, and I've I've kept it a
Speaker 3: secret because I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't be that attracted to someone like It's just
Speaker 1: I know it would bother crisp that guy.
Speaker 3: I think one day he saw that I was falling
Speaker 3: on Instagram, was like, why are you following this guy?
Speaker 3: I was like, I didn't even know. I mean, clearly
Speaker 3: he kind of looks like you. I like that, like
Speaker 3: kind of he does have a crisp vibe. Anyway, That's
Speaker 3: what I always say to Chris whenever he catches me
Speaker 3: being attracted people.
Speaker 1: I'm like, it's only because they look like you?
Speaker 3: What fulish, It's only because he looks like Jimmy.
Speaker 1: No, Okay, I have to go to break.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you about the scene that I want
Speaker 3: you to watch though, and maybe I won't have to
Speaker 3: watch it because I'll tell you about it.
Speaker 1: Let me get back from this, okay.
Speaker 3: So it's an episode about like Tom and his family.
Speaker 3: I think it's the fourth episode. You can just jump
Speaker 3: to that one, okay. And it's about him and Giselle
Speaker 3: and him and his family.
Speaker 1: Okay. This the writing was on the wall for their divorce.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I fucking was love when you see like
Speaker 3: something so clearly. If I would have seen this back
Speaker 3: in twenty seventeen, I wouldn't have thought it would take
Speaker 3: until twenty twenty two. I would have thought this is
Speaker 3: within two years. So there is a scene where she says,
Speaker 3: and I want to get you guys to weigh in
Speaker 3: on this. So I love their love, by the way,
Speaker 3: like I think they had a really good marriage and
Speaker 3: I I don't and I don't want to speak unkindly
Speaker 3: about two people I actually do admire. I think Gizelle
Speaker 3: Bunchin I've been a fan of her since she first
Speaker 3: came on the scene in like nineteen nine eight. She
Speaker 3: was always I think, the most beautiful woman to ever
Speaker 3: I think she's the number one body face at hair everything.
Speaker 1: She's always for me physically.
Speaker 3: If I could look like anyone, it would be Jazelle
Speaker 3: Bunch and it's always been the one I go to.
Speaker 3: She's got great antio pelvis and she did yeah, she
Speaker 3: does train in jiu jitsu. Now she's I think dating
Speaker 3: her coach, which is cool because I like that there.
Speaker 3: I man, I would love If there's any I would
Speaker 3: pay probably ten thousand dollars. I'm not even joking you,
Speaker 3: and I know that just seems like me flashing money. No,
Speaker 3: that's a lot of money to me. To see the
Speaker 3: moment they went from coach and trainee to.
Speaker 1: Something more.
Speaker 3: If there was alcohol involved, I don't care about the footage, right,
Speaker 3: but if it was just a moment of lust, I deeply,
Speaker 3: deeply care.
Speaker 2: In a sleeper hole and she's like, oh, oh.
Speaker 3: Hold me softer, yeah, be in a different way. So
Speaker 3: there's a scene. Oh my god, it like kind of
Speaker 3: breaks my heart. I almost want to cry because I
Speaker 3: love Tom so much.
Speaker 1: This is so weird.
Speaker 3: I know this is weird, but I feel I think
Speaker 3: this guy is such a good person and such a sweetie,
Speaker 3: and I don't like talking about him in a way
Speaker 3: that isn't nice because I just feel like he doesn't
Speaker 3: even want to be this famous. He just wants to
Speaker 3: play football and do a good job, like he would
Speaker 3: be playing football if no one cared about it, even
Speaker 3: like I don't feel like he cares about money and fame.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he loves all of that stuff, but just
Speaker 3: doesn't feel like that's why he's in it and so
Speaker 3: and I really obviously know that he doesn't want people
Speaker 3: talking about his life, but then you would say, why
Speaker 3: did he do a documentary? So I will allow myself
Speaker 3: to comment on the documentary. There is a scene where
Speaker 3: he is on a vacation with Giselle, which you can
Speaker 3: tell that Costa Rica is her happy place because she
Speaker 3: says so. And they're in Costa Rica together and they're
Speaker 3: doing for the first time in this whole documentary, you're
Speaker 3: seeing them seated together talking like doing interview style. You know,
Speaker 3: it's it's interstitials of them doing interviews as they're commenting
Speaker 3: on the footage. But this is the first time they're together.
Speaker 3: And there's also her by herself, and that gets very
Speaker 3: revealing as well. But I can't believe they left this
Speaker 3: in because there is a scene where they are she's
Speaker 3: sitting in front of them and there he's got his
Speaker 3: arm arounder, and they look really cute, and they are
Speaker 3: cute couple. You can tell they're deeply in love and
Speaker 3: they have like a great relationship. They have two kids
Speaker 3: together and also his her stepchild from his first different
Speaker 3: from his girlfriend previous to them meeting, and then you
Speaker 3: can tell they're just such a cute family. But she says,
Speaker 3: you know, Tom, I'm not gonna do her accent. Tom
Speaker 3: said he would only when I first met Tom, he
Speaker 3: said ten more years, and by this time it is
Speaker 3: eleven more years.
Speaker 1: And she said, he said ten more years.
Speaker 3: I just want to say that he said ten more years,
Speaker 3: and that would all be it, and then we would
Speaker 3: be a family, and then we would be able to
Speaker 3: stop and calm down and you know, and she goes,
Speaker 3: I just want to say that that's what he said,
Speaker 3: isn't what you said? And there's a little moment between
Speaker 3: them and then she goes.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you guys, it's crazy. So this was
Speaker 1: the most revealing part.
Speaker 3: You can tell there's just a little bit of there's
Speaker 3: tension between them around football.
Speaker 1: A lot of tension.
Speaker 3: Because he'll be he'll lose a game and then he'll
Speaker 3: show their car ride home and he's like, I just
Speaker 3: can't believe that happened. I just can't get it out
Speaker 3: of my head. And she's like, it's okay, it's about
Speaker 3: the team. You guys just haven't come together yet. And
Speaker 3: she's kind of saying these empty words that aren't really
Speaker 3: soothing him, but not because they're empty. She really is trying,
Speaker 3: and she actually is saying exactly what I would think
Speaker 3: to say in that, but it just you can tell
Speaker 3: he's just like in this stuck in this muck, and
Speaker 3: she can't get out of that for this whole season.
Speaker 3: And she even says, when Tom is in football season,
Speaker 3: I take up one hundred percent of the work with
Speaker 3: the kids, not ninety nine, not ninety nine point nine
Speaker 3: one hundred, and that interesting to help.
Speaker 1: Well, you still.
Speaker 4: Have to manage.
Speaker 1: You still have to manage people.
Speaker 4: She's finding them, yeah, making sure.
Speaker 3: I don't feel bad for them. I think every relationship
Speaker 3: has these struggles. I'm only sharing this because I think
Speaker 3: that people will be interested to see that this perfect
Speaker 3: couple had fissures that were going on earlier than you
Speaker 3: would have thought. So then the moment that I'm like,
Speaker 3: I can't even believe. So he goes, they're talking about
Speaker 3: you know, she goes, I, I truly don't know much
Speaker 3: how much longer this is going to go on? Or
Speaker 3: she says something like that, and he goes, I just
Speaker 3: want to win two more super Bowls and she goes, okay, okay,
Speaker 3: So how long is that going to be? And he goes,
Speaker 3: could be, you know, obviously, it could be two more seasons,
Speaker 3: he could win two more or it could be whatever.
Speaker 3: He mentioned several times on his own throughout the documentary
Speaker 3: that he plans on only quitting when it's emotionally too
Speaker 3: much for him, but it will never be physically too much.
Speaker 3: He thinks, he literally thinks he will never have to
Speaker 3: stop because of physical because he's in this documentary. Is
Speaker 3: I think he's forty one or two, and he is
Speaker 3: performing better than he ever has in his life, so
Speaker 3: why would he He's like, I don't feel like I'm
Speaker 3: on the down swing yet of my career. I still
Speaker 3: feel like I'm on the up, like I have another
Speaker 3: half to go at least, which is insane and not true.
Speaker 3: Obviously we found out so or did he quit before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he declined a little bit, but he was better
Speaker 2: than most quarterbacks even after even the final year.
Speaker 3: When I agree, I think he should. I think he
Speaker 3: could still be playing. I really do. And I think
Speaker 3: he did leave to focus on his family, and then
Speaker 3: obviously that didn't work out and it led to divorce
Speaker 3: or I don't know what led to divorce. But here's
Speaker 3: the moment, final thought, she says. She goes, I don't
Speaker 3: know how many more years it will be. I don't
Speaker 3: She goes, honestly, how many? How many more years? On
Speaker 3: camera in their interview, she turns on and goes, how
Speaker 3: many more This is a conversation for me.
Speaker 1: That was a huge moment. And I know that might
Speaker 1: seem like innocuous.
Speaker 3: How have they never talked about how many more years?
Speaker 3: It almost as if they have never had this conversation.
Speaker 3: And she's been waiting for that ten years to wear out,
Speaker 3: and knowing because he said ten years, he promised her
Speaker 3: ten years in the beginning, the ten years happened, and
Speaker 3: then they never really talked about it because she said
Speaker 3: after the ten years, I remember there's some comment of
Speaker 3: like then he starts talking about the preseason for the
Speaker 3: next one, and I was like, wait, what, I thought
Speaker 3: we were done? Like she thought she remembered the conversation
Speaker 3: from ten years before, and he it seems to have
Speaker 3: forgotten it. So she literally asked him on camera how
Speaker 3: many more years? And he's like, I don't know, and
Speaker 3: she's like, really, how many? And then she just looks
Speaker 3: off and there is like you know when two couples
Speaker 3: when they're driving and they're fighting, and they just look
Speaker 3: both out the window and yeah, oh my god, you
Speaker 3: got to read the sign behind, like you go pass it,
Speaker 3: You got to read what's on the other side. Maybe
Speaker 3: they have a Bible quote like exactly, you're suddenly interested
Speaker 3: in bullshit out the window when you're fighting with your husband.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 3: You guys have to watch this. I was watching it
Speaker 3: from my phone or I would have screen recorded it it.
Speaker 3: Instantly shared it with girls Chat because I can't believe
Speaker 3: more people weren't talking about the scene she had not.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine a couple.
Speaker 3: Who is married and in Your husband is the quarterback
Speaker 3: for the best quarterback to ever live and for the.
Speaker 1: Best team, and.
Speaker 3: Your whole happiness rides on whether or not he keeps playing,
Speaker 3: and you're not talking about that to me, it made
Speaker 3: me feel really good inside. And maybe I'm reacting to
Speaker 3: this because I also relate to being in a relationship,
Speaker 3: and I think most people can where there's like these
Speaker 3: big things.
Speaker 1: That you don't quite talk about because they're too.
Speaker 3: Big and they might mean like if we disagree on this,
Speaker 3: this might be over, or if we disagree on this,
Speaker 3: this might be a seven hour fight, which neither of
Speaker 3: us have time to have, so you just don't talk
Speaker 3: about them. And it made me feel soothed because Chris
Speaker 3: and I have come across these in our relationship throughout
Speaker 3: the years of like, oh, we just don't talk about
Speaker 3: that thing. We both know it's like an issue for us,
Speaker 3: and it comes up little flare ups here and there,
Speaker 3: and maybe we joke about it here and there, but
Speaker 3: you really it's something as big as how long are
Speaker 3: you going to be doing this thing that I think
Speaker 3: is ruining your body, ruining our relationship, ruining your connection
Speaker 3: with your children, wasting your time in your life.
Speaker 1: And that's what she said.
Speaker 3: She goes, since she just starts talking to the camera
Speaker 3: guy or like the guy interviewing it, and she goes,
Speaker 3: it really is about what you want your life to
Speaker 3: be and he's sitting right behind her right like he's
Speaker 3: like right out of her preperations. It really is about
Speaker 3: you just have to realize how do you want to
Speaker 3: spend your life? How do you want to spend your
Speaker 3: life on this earth? And it's like whoa. It was
Speaker 3: just a moment of like I'm tired of this football shit?
Speaker 3: How much more do you have to prove you already
Speaker 3: want everything? What do you need to do anymore?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: Both?
Speaker 3: I really this is why I love it. This is
Speaker 3: this is what makes good TV. Where you can see,
Speaker 3: you can you can see on both sides of both
Speaker 3: the villain or whoever is. There's no villain in this.
Speaker 3: No one's actually being made out to be the villain.
Speaker 3: In some ways, I really empathize with Giselle of like
Speaker 3: what is this for?
Speaker 1: Who really matters to you?
Speaker 3: And I think that you know, people who have been
Speaker 3: in relationships with me can friendship, family, boyfriend, can go
Speaker 3: Why is this date on the road more important to
Speaker 3: you than maybe uh spending you know, going to your
Speaker 3: nephew's birthday? Like what what are you gonna be on
Speaker 3: your deathbed? And remember are you really gonna remember a
Speaker 3: kid blowing out candles. No, you should go to this
Speaker 3: casino in the middle of Pennsylvania, Like you have to
Speaker 3: make choices in your life when you think about your death.
Speaker 1: Sorry, thank you for laughing at that. I meant to.
Speaker 2: Okay, So, so I'm on tom Brady's side here, which
Speaker 2: is what?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: No, how are you just saying that to be funny,
Speaker 3: Because make a promise at the beginning of your relationship.
Speaker 3: I'm only going to play ten more years and then
Speaker 3: begrudge her for being a little upset about it.
Speaker 2: Because Tom Brady. I know that he had kids and
Speaker 2: he got married, but Tom Brady's entire life is based
Speaker 2: around him him achieving greatness in football.
Speaker 3: There's another moment that will support what you're gonna say,
Speaker 3: and I'll let you finish.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I'm just saying, like, you married this guy.
Speaker 2: You know, he was like one of the greatest football
Speaker 2: players of all time.
Speaker 1: You know he ten years Brian.
Speaker 2: But how is he supposed to know what's going to
Speaker 2: happen ten years from now?
Speaker 1: He doesn't know. And that's what divorce is for. Not
Speaker 1: to change you change your mind.
Speaker 3: I'll never cheat on you, I'll never want something more
Speaker 3: I'll never I'll never stop loving you. Things change, like
Speaker 3: we can't be beholden to these promises we make. We
Speaker 3: can try to keep those, but the only promise Tom
Speaker 3: Brady has kept really is the one to himself to
Speaker 3: always give one hundred percent of football. And this, okay,
Speaker 3: this is the real moment, if you want to talk
Speaker 3: about a moment. Him and Giselle are sitting there and
Speaker 3: they're talking about football, and she goes, can I just
Speaker 3: can I please play it?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 1: It's less than twenty seconds. Okay, I think you need
Speaker 1: to hear it.
Speaker 2: The reason why she was attracted to him in the
Speaker 2: first place is the thing she's trying to destroy now.
Speaker 2: I think like.
Speaker 3: He's no, Nope, she loves him for him, She doesn't
Speaker 3: give up.
Speaker 2: I'm sure she would have married Tom Brady if he
Speaker 2: wasn't a NFL quarterback. I'm sure if he was just
Speaker 2: some guy who worked at Applebee's, she would have married
Speaker 2: him too, because she loves him for him.
Speaker 4: Oh, that happens all the time for people in relationships.
Speaker 4: What do you mean where you are attracted to someone
Speaker 4: for one thing and then over time that's the thing
Speaker 4: that kind of like absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 2: And I guarantee you when he said the ten year thing,
Speaker 2: it wasn't just like, by the way, babe, I'm just
Speaker 2: telling you right now, letting you know that this is
Speaker 2: only gonna last ten years and that's all you have
Speaker 2: to worry about. I guarantee. It was like, how long
Speaker 2: do you think you're going to be playing football for?
Speaker 2: And he finally was like, I don't know, ten years.
Speaker 2: And she held on too that for decades, sat on
Speaker 2: that in her pocket.
Speaker 3: I agree that that could be a thing where it
Speaker 3: was like, yeah, it was something he said and didn't
Speaker 3: really mean, and she took it as like that is
Speaker 3: the honest to god truth.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think it's gonna be on.
Speaker 3: Episode five, which I can't find right now. Anyway, what
Speaker 3: I want to say is what she said that I
Speaker 3: should have had it a queued up. She goes, Honestly,
Speaker 3: he loves football. I honestly, I think football is his
Speaker 3: first love. I think football And she says that right,
Speaker 3: and it sits there, and then she kind of moves
Speaker 3: off of him because she kind of leaned on him
Speaker 3: at this point, so it's all about body language. Then
Speaker 3: she moves off of him and she goes, honestly, she's
Speaker 3: like kind of moving away because she's feeling I'm putting
Speaker 3: a lot on this that is is probably not in
Speaker 3: her heat.
Speaker 1: So I don't want to speak her. But to me,
Speaker 1: your body language.
Speaker 3: Spoke of like, wait a second, I'm actually I feel
Speaker 3: this way about it.
Speaker 1: She goes honestly, and she kind of turns him.
Speaker 3: She's like, it is I think football is your first love,
Speaker 3: meaning like you love something more than me, ah, and
Speaker 3: it's football, and she goes and she turns to him,
Speaker 3: and he just goes, you know, he's just like kind
Speaker 3: of laughing, looking at the documentary guy that's interviewing them,
Speaker 3: kind of like can we move on? And she goes,
Speaker 3: it's true, and then she looks away because he won't
Speaker 3: give her anything, and she goes, it's it's because it's true.
Speaker 3: It's true, and she's just defeated and looks off into
Speaker 3: the ocean. Dude, that moment where you like you realize
Speaker 3: it's he can't say it. He can't say it's not true,
Speaker 3: and he's kind of laughing, and I don't think he
Speaker 3: wants to admit it, even to himself, but she does say,
Speaker 3: and we have to go, I'm sorry, this has become
Speaker 3: a review of a documentary series that happened seven years
Speaker 3: ago on Facebook. It's new to us. Really, it's new
Speaker 3: to me and new to us. I know it's new,
Speaker 3: and it's free on Facebook. Everyone has Facebook. Everyone can
Speaker 3: watch it. It's not leaving anyone else. It's just like
Speaker 3: the CW app. So the thing is, though she says,
Speaker 3: I will say, he does love football like he he
Speaker 3: loves he loves it more than I've seen anyone love anything,
Speaker 3: which I think is kind of cool. And I think
Speaker 3: that's why he's Tom Brady is because he actually loves
Speaker 3: what he does so much. And that's what I've always
Speaker 3: said about stand up when people are like, how do
Speaker 3: I when they start stand up?
Speaker 1: How do I get good?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, it shouldn't be You shouldn't have to
Speaker 3: think about what you have to do.
Speaker 1: It should just be easy because you should.
Speaker 3: Want to only think about it, do it and talk
Speaker 3: about it and write about it and think about it
Speaker 3: and look at everything through like you should be obsessed
Speaker 3: because you love it so much. It shouldn't be hard.
Speaker 3: Early age, early stand up, when you're like, people are like,
Speaker 3: how did you drive to these shows and perform for
Speaker 3: these horrible crowds and deal with these bookers and these
Speaker 3: and I'm like, there was not one part of me
Speaker 3: that was like this is hard. It's not like I
Speaker 3: enjoyed sleeping in a comedy condo with a man who
Speaker 3: didn't shower and was kind of creepy to me and
Speaker 3: flew in his MySpace girlfriend who really hated me because
Speaker 3: she thought she was jealous of me. And then I
Speaker 3: had to and I had to buy new sheets with
Speaker 3: the money I made the first night of the show
Speaker 3: because that Tommy Kanda was discussing. It's not like I
Speaker 3: liked any of that, but there was no part of
Speaker 3: me that was like there's another way, or like this
Speaker 3: is just what I have to do to do the
Speaker 3: thing I love. And I'm grateful that I liked it
Speaker 3: so much. And do I love it as much now? Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think I still do, but it's just it's just
Speaker 3: at a different level.
Speaker 2: It's more mature now.
Speaker 3: I'm obsessed with Tom Brady in that way truly can be.
Speaker 3: I really think I want to become an expert in
Speaker 3: him in some way.
Speaker 2: Like she loves Tom Brady documentaries more than me.
Speaker 1: I just does.
Speaker 3: Say Nikki loves an old sports documentary more than anyone
Speaker 3: I've ever met, like I love if you have recommendations,
Speaker 3: like I've said, people recommended a lot of thirty for
Speaker 3: thirties and I screenedhotted them and I don't remember if
Speaker 3: I got back to them.
Speaker 2: But if you have any well, there's new Tom Brady
Speaker 2: documentaries out right now. There's like the Dynasty one about
Speaker 2: his whole time with the paper.
Speaker 1: I don't want to watch him play. I mean I do.
Speaker 3: I like watching him play when he's talking about it,
Speaker 3: but I don't like other commentators just talking about him
Speaker 3: playing and then just showing grid Iron action.
Speaker 2: Like I come on, come.
Speaker 3: On, I want to see him in his car quietly
Speaker 3: talking about his feelings. Okay, So if any best he's
Speaker 3: watched this and take me up on watching it, will
Speaker 3: you write to me about it so we can talk
Speaker 3: about how good it is and you talk to me
Speaker 3: about your favorite moments because it would mean a lot
Speaker 3: to me. And I'm sorry if this episode wasn't interesting
Speaker 3: to you, but I think I.
Speaker 1: Have a feeling that it was. Okay, I love you guys,
Speaker 1: thank you so much.
Speaker 3: I have to go now do local Saint Louis Television
Speaker 3: because I'm doing a Fox. I'm doing a show at
Speaker 3: the Fox Theater in Saint Louis April April twenty seventh. Big,
Speaker 3: big venue, I think forty two hundred seats, which is
Speaker 3: one of the biggest venues I've ever played, by far,
Speaker 3: the biggest in Saint Louis, iconic place. I went to
Speaker 3: see Pocahontas at the Fox Theater when I was in
Speaker 3: fifth grade. I was interviewed outside by KMOX TV. It
Speaker 3: was the first time I was ever on TV saying
Speaker 3: that I love Poconas.
Speaker 1: It was a lie.
Speaker 3: The first thing I said on TV was a lie.
Speaker 3: I was too old for a Poconas. I didn't like
Speaker 3: it. It really, I think fell off after Lion King, but
Speaker 3: I did get on TV lying and saying I loved it.
Speaker 1: I love the raccoon. So I'm going back to the Fox.
Speaker 3: I'm going to perform with a band as well, so
Speaker 3: that will be a special thing. There will be a
Speaker 3: lot of special things happening that night. April twenty seventh.
Speaker 3: Almost sold out, so if you're Saint Louis, get your tickets.
Speaker 3: I will be in Ronert Park this week this weekend,
Speaker 3: the Saturday or Friday and Saturday, I'm Ronert Park, California.
Speaker 1: I think that's I think that's a little north.
Speaker 3: And then I'm in Temecula at the Pachanga Casino on
Speaker 3: Saturday night. Benedict Pilotzi Bilitzi from f Boy Island will
Speaker 3: be in attendance. We are doing a cross promo thing.
Speaker 3: He is going to be doing a set. He's gonna
Speaker 3: be hilarious. That will be Saturday, and then the following
Speaker 3: week I'm I'm all over. I'm in Waukegan, Illinois.
Speaker 4: We're alse Minneapolis Minneapolis Slay Theater on the twelfth.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Minneapolis. I fucking love going to Minneapolis.
Speaker 3: Please come out for that, Bestie. That would be amazing.
Speaker 3: Then I'm in New Orleans. Oh my god, I'm in
Speaker 3: New Orleans. I'm gonna be in New Orleans at the
Speaker 3: Mahalia Jackson Theater.
Speaker 1: I've never been there before. In Minneapolis, I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: at the State.
Speaker 3: Theater, and then Houston, and then I'm in Houston on Sunday.
Speaker 3: So this is next next week, the twelfth, twelve, thirteenth,
Speaker 3: and fourteenth Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: Listen to that.
Speaker 3: Tour schedule at Minneapolis, New Orleans and then Houston in
Speaker 3: one weekend. That doesn't even make sense. So those will
Speaker 3: be such fun shows. Houston always comes out so big
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 1: That'll be on.
Speaker 3: Houston Texas Music Hall in Houston on Sunday, and then Monday,
Speaker 3: I will be in Austin, Texas at at somewhere that
Speaker 3: I will announce soon, but that'll be a date in Austin.
Speaker 3: If you live in Austin on the fifteenth, save that
Speaker 3: date and tune in to my Instagram to find out
Speaker 3: what that is. And then I just also want to
Speaker 3: throw out Wakegan Illinois in the nineteenth, Niagara Falls, New
Speaker 3: York on the twentieth, Huntington, New York on the twenty first.
Speaker 1: And then.
Speaker 3: And then yeah, and then the twenty seventh in Saint
Speaker 3: Louis I'm only doing and then Omaha on the twenty eighth, Omaha,
Speaker 3: Omaha on the twenty eighth, which I love Omaha. I
Speaker 3: love the County Rose song about it.
Speaker 2: And you've really done Huntington before, I.
Speaker 1: Think I have. Actually, Yeah, what is it like.
Speaker 2: You're going to entertain those Long Island bros?
Speaker 1: Oh? Really is it?
Speaker 2: It's a Nassau County Long Island. It's like, yeah, it's
Speaker 2: Hampton's probably No, not even close.
Speaker 1: Are you on Long Island though?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's in Suffolk County.
Speaker 1: But it's like four hours away. Yeah, you're at the Paramount.
Speaker 1: That's a great theater. It's really nice. Have you been
Speaker 1: there too? Who have you? Stands there?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: Clutch the band Clutch and I just love to hear
Speaker 4: the bands and what Gore?
Speaker 2: Cool?
Speaker 1: Okay, I know that band.
Speaker 3: It's so cool to be in places where Gore, Like
Speaker 3: I will look at a toilet seat that one of
Speaker 3: the guys from Gore has sat on.
Speaker 2: Gar. What if?
Speaker 3: What if Gar put down toilet seat covers? That would
Speaker 3: be so funny to see one of those guys in
Speaker 3: those masks.
Speaker 4: Don't they wear masks, the whole disgusting, terrifying masks.
Speaker 2: Does anybody have any purel.
Speaker 1: Washing their hands with like a honey lavender scented like
Speaker 1: lathering funny? Those masks is so funny. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Okay, using like a tiny bath towel and then propping
Speaker 3: it back up like folding it to make it look
Speaker 3: a bit nice again. Oh that is so I picture
Speaker 3: heavy metal guys actually being very polite in their normal
Speaker 3: life because they're so crazy on stage.
Speaker 1: It's like they're probably really nice outside of it. I
Speaker 1: bet that is. I bet they most.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, miss you dropped your card.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're guard. Okay, thank you guys so much for listening.
Speaker 3: Uh check out those dates, come see us on tour.
Speaker 3: I love you, Thank you for listening to podcast.
Speaker 1: And we had a great week. Have a great weekend,
Speaker 1: and do not picure and bye.