Speaker 1: From Hollywood. Thank you for listening to us with Ryan
Speaker 1: Seacrest midweek, and we're about to start paying your bills
Speaker 1: as we do on the tents and tomorrow we pay
Speaker 1: bells all day long here at Kiss FM. So it's
Speaker 1: also World Teacher's Day. World Teacher's Day. Teaching is a
Speaker 1: full time job. Is it full time job around the
Speaker 1: clock you think about it. And many teachers are like counselors,
Speaker 1: family advisors, you know, to their students. So National World
Speaker 1: Teacher's Day, and it's also National Pumpkin Seed Day. Now
Speaker 1: why does that strike me? Because my protein powder that
Speaker 1: I found, I don't like way in my protein powder.
Speaker 1: Way gives me exactly what Tanya gets bad gas way
Speaker 1: w h e y. It doesn't do good on my stomach.
Speaker 1: And I don't like sugar. I don't like sweetener in
Speaker 1: my protein shakes. Man, you're just a bunch of sensitive,
Speaker 1: gassy bunch. Don't you try walking in these shoes? I mean,
Speaker 1: between YouTube get anywhere. The reason I bring it up
Speaker 1: is I found a just pumpkin seed protein powder, one
Speaker 1: ingredient pumpkin seed. I don't believe it. Uh, what's the
Speaker 1: name of it? Google My pumpkin seed protein powder should
Speaker 1: be in an orange and white bag. Pumpkin seed protein
Speaker 1: powder anyway, not anything in it but the one ingredient,
Speaker 1: pumpkin seed. And how do you so? Then you just
Speaker 1: put it in your shake or whatever. So what I
Speaker 1: do is I put it in my almond milk and
Speaker 1: I shake it up and then I've got it's yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it. It's it's from sprout living, sprout living pumpkin seed.
Speaker 1: You should do a video. I enjoyed your olive oil video. Hey, Alais,
Speaker 1: let's pump in the protein video. Why one ingredient? You know,
Speaker 1: I always ever thinks that have less than one ingredient, Guy,
Speaker 1: I should do I should be down to one. I
Speaker 1: should be the one ingredient guy. I found that there's
Speaker 1: a tomato paste from this woman named Maria, just one
Speaker 1: ingredient tomatoes. I found baby food that just had one ingredient,
Speaker 1: the best beech nut. Just I've been trying to find
Speaker 1: dog food with just one ingredient. You know how hard
Speaker 1: that is for dog and one ingredient. But maybe there's
Speaker 1: two ingredients, you know what I mean? But basic bo
Speaker 1: is down to the one main ingredient, not all the additives.
Speaker 1: How hard how hard it is to find like one
Speaker 1: or two ingredient dog food? It's been impossible. She literally
Speaker 1: just eats dehydrated sweet potatoes. Just food for dogs. That's
Speaker 1: the brand. We use a lot of ingredients in there.
Speaker 1: But did you look up just have you seen Georgia.
Speaker 1: I'm no judgment, okay, I'm just telling you, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: she's a beauty. So my dog is just very sensitive
Speaker 1: stomach like me. So I just need like minimal, just
Speaker 1: minimal things. Have you tried the Farmer's Dog? Yes, Now
Speaker 1: there's a lot of ingredients in there too, but I like, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I basically want to eat George's just food for dogs.
Speaker 1: It's rice, carrots, peas and like meat. Looks like a
Speaker 1: great stir fright. To be honest with you, I mean
Speaker 1: the battle. I cannot handle the dog battle ever since
Speaker 1: she got a boyfriend and a dog. It's my my, my, my,
Speaker 1: my tiny's my FM mym that the other day. But
Speaker 1: maybe maybe you know when you go over there to
Speaker 1: my FM and was trying to tell us about bad buddy,
Speaker 1: how she went by her? What did you say, Marion Morris,
Speaker 1: don't know, Haley Beverley too. Yeah. Yeah. Marianna comes in
Speaker 1: to talk about how she went to go see bat
Speaker 1: Buddy by herself. Well, my friend Haley Bieber wand you go,
Speaker 1: Haley Bieber, I said, Haley, I think they're my FM
Speaker 1: is calling looking for some Yesterday we were talking about
Speaker 1: flipping text to people and Tanya said, no one says that,
Speaker 1: and I said, okay, well what do you do? Like
Speaker 1: do you do you do you flip an email? I'll
Speaker 1: flip you an email. Tanya is not saying much today.
Speaker 1: You say lab. You always say lob laba text, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Tanya does. Yeah, well lob. What's the difference in flipping lob? Honestly? Yeah,
Speaker 1: fair question, Like lob sounds worse than flip a slow
Speaker 1: roll over. But Sydney, you had to suck a text
Speaker 1: back that you flipped, you know how. There's that new
Speaker 1: feature now with the update. Oh yeah, I used it
Speaker 1: for the first time, like in an immerge agency mode.
Speaker 1: So what happened? So I'm on the couch and I
Speaker 1: you know, I always have my phone right by me,
Speaker 1: and the kids has come up and they love to
Speaker 1: play with it and they know how to get to
Speaker 1: the camera feature and they take pictures and whatever. It
Speaker 1: usually doesn't really bother me. But I think because it
Speaker 1: was maybe already open. Usually if they're taking pictures, it's
Speaker 1: in lock mode, so I'm not worried about it, and like, really,
Speaker 1: nothing can happen. I guess it wasn't in lock mode.
Speaker 1: So Asa sitting there and she's just snapping, snapping, snap,
Speaker 1: and I'm not thinking anything of it. I'm sitting there
Speaker 1: on the couch like in a not very pleasant or
Speaker 1: flattering position, and all of a sudden I hear the
Speaker 1: like a text message has been sent and it went
Speaker 1: and it went, and I grabbed my phone and I
Speaker 1: see who she sent the message to, and it's to
Speaker 1: Maxim's hip hop instructor. And I'm like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: what do I do? And I used the feature and
Speaker 1: I sucked back the picture. But you have to suck
Speaker 1: it back before they see it. Right, So the teacher
Speaker 1: did not see it. I don't know if they saw
Speaker 1: it or not. If they didn't do it dropped, right,
Speaker 1: My heart dropped. And I'm hoping they did not see
Speaker 1: I'm hoping they didn't see the picture. But it said
Speaker 1: for me on my end, this picture has been deleted
Speaker 1: or whatever or been sucked back and then that was it.
Speaker 1: How do you even know to do that? Like, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't even know how to do It's the new iOS
Speaker 1: feature everybody's talking about. Yeah, how do you do it?
Speaker 1: When you want to execute us? You hold the picture
Speaker 1: down and then it gives you a little menu and
Speaker 1: it says delete photo or edit your post or whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm always afraid that I when I'm like sending a
Speaker 1: photo and that I do a check check mark. You know,
Speaker 1: when you get up your photos, you started hitting check
Speaker 1: to you send a bunch of once. I'm always afraid
Speaker 1: that someone I'm gonna slide against the photo on the
Speaker 1: check that I don't want to go. Oh it does
Speaker 1: it deletes it? I know, well, it deletes it. Like
Speaker 1: so I thought, I'm like, okay, I'm in the clear, right,
Speaker 1: But that's only if they've done the update. If they
Speaker 1: haven't done the update, then I think it might have
Speaker 1: gone through to them. And then when I went on
Speaker 1: my comp uter, it's still on my eye messages on
Speaker 1: my computers, I was like, oh, so I really don't
Speaker 1: know how how accurate this is. But I have seen
Speaker 1: the teacher since then, and I just I literally act
Speaker 1: so awkward and I don't know what to say. And
Speaker 1: why do you go through and clean out your camera too?
Speaker 1: Like you gotta go back? Everyone want to clean it up.
Speaker 1: It's impossible. There's so much just things on there that
Speaker 1: you don't want to mistakenly have to even suck up.
Speaker 1: But I don't know that I have many of those.
Speaker 1: But it's just more like multiple repeat photos that we
Speaker 1: don't need, right, What do you have on yours that
Speaker 1: you would not want sent out me? I'm asked everyone
Speaker 1: to capture of photo from who oh, like, um, like
Speaker 1: your body not me? Why are you? Why are you
Speaker 1: so fidgetty? Hasn't haven't you ask your going to take
Speaker 1: a photo of you? And like something? No, I can't
Speaker 1: say that. You never said grab a picture of me
Speaker 1: in this dress? No. Uh, He's not a great photographer,
Speaker 1: so I just kind of usually you do it yourself yourself.
Speaker 1: I have the best pictures of Michael with the kids,
Speaker 1: Like it's literally like I should win medals and awards
Speaker 1: for my photography. And then like you see the pictures
Speaker 1: of him that he takes of me with the kids,
Speaker 1: and it's like, who don't pay attention to It's kind
Speaker 1: It's like point press. You should hurl up Michael text
Speaker 1: right now and let him know like a bad pictures
Speaker 1: take all of minor framers and he are like fling
Speaker 1: him a text. Here's your morning hack and your quote
Speaker 1: of the day. What is the first thing you do
Speaker 1: when you wake up in the morning. Most successful people
Speaker 1: go by this rule. They never start their day answering emails.
Speaker 1: Now it's interesting because I all, we'll set my alarm
Speaker 1: thirty minutes earlier to not answer emails at night, so
Speaker 1: I can do them first thing in the morning. I
Speaker 1: prefer to have my coffee and then flip emails, you know,
Speaker 1: out two people, first thing in the morning, all at once,
Speaker 1: instead of doing it at night. I'm less stressed in
Speaker 1: the morning and have a clear mind in the morning,
Speaker 1: and the coffee kicks in and you're kind of a
Speaker 1: good mood. Yeah, he's nice. Is that what this access
Speaker 1: to do? I think says don't answer emails When you
Speaker 1: start your day by checking your inbox, you put yourself
Speaker 1: into a reactive state, reacting to other people's requests instead
Speaker 1: of setting out to get your own things done. Work
Speaker 1: through the hard stuff early on and save the email
Speaker 1: task for lunch or later. In the day. I just
Speaker 1: don't like sending stuff at the end of the day.
Speaker 1: And that's not how our jobs work. If we do
Speaker 1: a morning show, like we have to respond in the morning.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if Mark email doesn't like four am
Speaker 1: and we just were like, well, we're not going to
Speaker 1: respond to this is not like that, I know. So
Speaker 1: when I went to me, heaves us an email we
Speaker 1: have to get back for Yeah, yeah, here's your quote.
Speaker 1: Apply for that job, date that person, buy that plane ticket,
Speaker 1: move to that city. Does well. Tom Brady and Giselle
Speaker 1: Bunchin split seems to loom large, as Yahoo confirmed that
Speaker 1: she has hired a divorce lawyer. The longtime couple's relationship
Speaker 1: has been in turmoil since you know, Tom unretired earlier
Speaker 1: this year. It's unclear if he has lawyered up as well. However,
Speaker 1: Page six, which was first to report the news, claims
Speaker 1: that the seven times Super Bowl champ has also found
Speaker 1: legal representation. That just makes me so sad for them.
Speaker 1: The centerpiece for Thanksgiving tables across the country will cost
Speaker 1: more than ever this holiday season. The American Farm Beer
Speaker 1: Federation says families can expect to pay a record high
Speaker 1: prices at the grocery store for turkey due to bird
Speaker 1: flu and inflation. Skinless turkey breasts reached a record high
Speaker 1: of six dollars and seventy cents per pound in September,
Speaker 1: which was up a hundred and twelve percent from one
Speaker 1: So be prepared. And it seems like Elon Musk is
Speaker 1: once again buying Twitter. According to sources close to the negotiations,
Speaker 1: Musk is now willing to honor the original deal to
Speaker 1: acquire Twitter for fifty four dollars and twenty cents to share,
Speaker 1: valuing Twitter at forty four billion dollars. This latest decision
Speaker 1: from Musk comes after the billionaire announced that he would
Speaker 1: buy the social media platform back in April, and then
Speaker 1: proceeded to try to back out of the binding agreement
Speaker 1: in July. So we shall see if he follows through
Speaker 1: with this deal. Unaired with Ryan Seagrez. Now the weekend
Speaker 1: is coming to l A a cancel Remember he had
Speaker 1: to cancels l A show after just a few songs
Speaker 1: he lost his voice. Rescheduled for Thanksgiving weekend, we got
Speaker 1: tickets and now we're gonna play the game or is
Speaker 1: the music game is called weekend X or someone we
Speaker 1: elect weekend X or someone we elect. I prefer the
Speaker 1: match game, but we'll play this now. Alright. The mid
Speaker 1: term elections are just a month away, so we'll give
Speaker 1: you a name. You tell us if it's someone the
Speaker 1: weekend used to date an X or someone running for
Speaker 1: office in California. But we'll see on your ballot when
Speaker 1: it comes in the mail. You gotta get three right
Speaker 1: where you get three wrong. The game is called weekend
Speaker 1: X or someone we elect? Rolls off the tongue. So,
Speaker 1: good morning, Ronica, you are contested, laplane. How are you good? Thanks?
Speaker 1: You're gonna play this game weekend exert someone we elect
Speaker 1: for tickets to go see the weekend? Okay, okay, here's
Speaker 1: the first one. Your Vanna Ventura, Your Vana Ventura, is
Speaker 1: that the weekends X or someone we might elect? Oh,
Speaker 1: someone you might elect? That is one of the weekends
Speaker 1: xes were spot holding hands in November so long ago,
Speaker 1: Ryan standards and practices. All right, Next one, Angela Jacobs,
Speaker 1: Angela Jacobs, is that weekend X or someone we may elect?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm did you say Angela Jacobs, Angela Jacobs? Yes,
Speaker 1: the Angela Jacobs? Oh um, what is it? Yes? Correct?
Speaker 1: Thank you for taking that in Like, I'm pretty loud
Speaker 1: over there. One second, Ryan, Okay, here we go next.
Speaker 1: So we gotta get Sean. Tell Jeffries, Sean tell Jeffries
Speaker 1: a weekend X or someone we may elect the Weekends X.
Speaker 1: Good guys, that is right, the Weekends X. All right,
Speaker 1: now for the win. Surely Webber, surely Webber, uh someone
Speaker 1: you might elect? Hang on, I'm still typing it in. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's correct. Congratulations, you're going to see the Weekend. It's stadium, Veronica.
Speaker 1: Thank you for playing. Thank you, Thank you Weekend X
Speaker 1: or someone we elect. You have a good time at
Speaker 1: the show. Thank you, You're welcome. I think the match
Speaker 1: game is a little bit more regulated. I too, standards
Speaker 1: and practices, and they do make quieter keyboards. These things
Speaker 1: get in her phone. I don't know. I pulled one
Speaker 1: out from the cabinet that was an old keyboard, Dick
Speaker 1: belong do. I'm like, what keyboard are you using? Your
Speaker 1: right now? I know, I know, I know. On air
Speaker 1: with Ryan Seacrest, did you have a chance to look
Speaker 1: up Isaiah Garza on TikTok? Listen to this Isaiah just
Speaker 1: walking up to a stranger. How you doing. Oh, not
Speaker 1: too bad. How are you doing? I'm sorry to bother you. Oh,
Speaker 1: I've had a really really rough day. I just wanted
Speaker 1: to see if you'd be willing to go to disney
Speaker 1: And with me today. Hey, that's great. You really I
Speaker 1: can't believe this. He walks up to this elderly man
Speaker 1: and says, hey, do you want to go to Disneyland
Speaker 1: today with me? Be my friend for the day, and
Speaker 1: changes this man's life and they're total strangers. How does
Speaker 1: it feel to be a Disneyland today? Oh? My god,
Speaker 1: one of the best days of my life. Like I've
Speaker 1: I've been dreaming or remember this day. You don't know
Speaker 1: how much I appreciate. So let me bring in Isaiah Garza.
Speaker 1: It's a very very touching and compelling video to watch.
Speaker 1: Isaiah Ryan, how are you brother? Brother? I loved watching
Speaker 1: this video. You put an ad on Craigslist right saying
Speaker 1: that you wanted to make a senior citizen smile and
Speaker 1: the caregiver for a one hundred year old guy. William Good,
Speaker 1: a World War Two veteran, responded, huh yeah, it was
Speaker 1: pretty crazy actually, like it literally was like a fake ad.
Speaker 1: Like literally when she called me, I was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be honest with you. My name Isaiah Garza
Speaker 1: and make these like videos but you cannot tell him anything.
Speaker 1: And we set it all up without him knowing, and
Speaker 1: it like was literally like it was insane, Like I
Speaker 1: can't believe it all worked out how it did to
Speaker 1: be honest with you know, did you of you guys
Speaker 1: go to Anaheim? And it's all captured on video. You
Speaker 1: can see it, and it's so moving because he got
Speaker 1: emotional about it being one of the best days of
Speaker 1: his life. Yeah, you know it. I feel like Ryan,
Speaker 1: I feel like a lot of senior citizens get left
Speaker 1: out these days. And he told me literally it was
Speaker 1: the best day of his life. And like, ah man,
Speaker 1: the other things he said that wasn't in the video,
Speaker 1: Like I cried probably like three or four times like
Speaker 1: during that day. Yeah, and you approached him in a
Speaker 1: parking Anaheim. And what was it like to take him
Speaker 1: to Disneyland? Honestly, Like the best word is magical, like
Speaker 1: it it goes with Disney, you know. But it was
Speaker 1: like for me, it was special because it felt like
Speaker 1: just like a genuine human connection and interaction. And it
Speaker 1: was also special because it was somebody who you could
Speaker 1: tell just really needed it. Like it was the right place,
Speaker 1: the right time, the right person, And it was honestly
Speaker 1: magical for me. It gave me more life. Honestly, it
Speaker 1: was beautiful. And by the way, Isaiah does this like, um,
Speaker 1: he gives cash to unsuspecting people were falling on hard times, right,
Speaker 1: I do this full time. It's amazing. And how do
Speaker 1: you make your money mostly through brand deals? Like that's
Speaker 1: how I've made money. It is through brand deals. Um.
Speaker 1: But like any money I make, I usually just like
Speaker 1: give it back to the community or or fundraise for people.
Speaker 1: I probably raised over a million dollars in the last
Speaker 1: year for like homeless families or kids going through chemo
Speaker 1: treatment or you know stuff like that in the last year.
Speaker 1: That's amazing. And did you pitch Disney the idea of
Speaker 1: a senior citizens Day at Disney? I did. I did
Speaker 1: pitch that. I had a meeting with Disney Parks a
Speaker 1: few days ago, and I did pitch that idea to them.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you're gonna happen, but I'm a
Speaker 1: great idea. And you know, like grandkids, great grandkids can
Speaker 1: take their family their seniors. Yeah, I mean, how incredible
Speaker 1: would that be, like a senior's day and like all
Speaker 1: these it would be amazing, you know, and start a
Speaker 1: trend to to take out other seniors. You know. Well,
Speaker 1: you're a good man, Isaac Gardisa check him out on TikTok.
Speaker 1: Bro thanks for coming out and sharing the story. I
Speaker 1: appreciate you. Ryan, You guys take care, take care of man.
Speaker 1: What a cool look at some of the stuff he's
Speaker 1: been doing. Everybody so cool. So let me grab Jared
Speaker 1: and vanic Ja. Good morning. How you doing, bro geart
Speaker 1: about yourself? I'm doing well. Thank you very much for asking.
Speaker 1: How can I help you? So check it. So, we've
Speaker 1: got a situation that's a little sticky. I was all
Speaker 1: my girlfriend's computer right and I found an Excel spreadsheet
Speaker 1: of every guy she has ever dated. Look. I understand
Speaker 1: that sometimes people you know, keeps, keep a list of
Speaker 1: people who they've slept with something, But Brian, the detail
Speaker 1: was insane. How many people were on the spreadsheet? You
Speaker 1: know what? For for the safety of her and others,
Speaker 1: I'm going to keep it, but I'll tell you it's
Speaker 1: in the two digits. It's in the high tens, high tens,
Speaker 1: high tens. Hi twenties, high tens, HI high Teenskay, got it.
Speaker 1: So what are the level of details on the spreadsheet? Listen,
Speaker 1: we're talking first date, what they did, first kiss, where
Speaker 1: it was, when they hate each face. She rated each
Speaker 1: of them on keeping and on how they were in
Speaker 1: bed and when the relationship ended the last time that
Speaker 1: they heard from each other. Look right, I'm telling you
Speaker 1: it was crazy. Wait a minute. What's the difference in
Speaker 1: this in a in a journal? I have this, but
Speaker 1: it's in journal form. Do you rate people in bed?
Speaker 1: I don't rate them, but I have journals of my
Speaker 1: whole past before, Michael, Listen, journal is one thing science.
Speaker 1: It fixed spreadsheet. It's way too technical. Does she know
Speaker 1: that you found this? No, I was snooping and I
Speaker 1: was kind of not minding her her business. So why
Speaker 1: were you snooping in the first place. It's one of
Speaker 1: those things. I stumbled upon it. I was just curious
Speaker 1: to see, you know, what it is? And then I
Speaker 1: stumbled upon and I couldn't get my eyes off. I
Speaker 1: kept reading and and seeing all these notes, and it
Speaker 1: got so specific I had to stop. But it was crazy.
Speaker 1: At least I got a rating of eight for you know,
Speaker 1: kissing and eight the fiving bed, which is not bad,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't the highest either. That also here two
Speaker 1: and then it's like, should I come? Should I confront
Speaker 1: her about this? I mean, I don't know, it's gonna
Speaker 1: bother me, but you know what I'm saying, Yeah, I don't. Look,
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know why she needs to keep
Speaker 1: it right, if you guys are together, why should it
Speaker 1: keep a spreadsheet? Like? Why is it on her desk?
Speaker 1: It's like computer desktop whatever. I'm I mean, here, here's
Speaker 1: the thing. I kind of blame you. You You snoop you
Speaker 1: you know when you start snooping, Like every time I think, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna snoop through someone's phone, I'm like, I don't
Speaker 1: want to snoop through something. You're gonna find something and
Speaker 1: it's gonna make you nuts. And so this is kind of,
Speaker 1: you know, self inflicted. But you either got to put
Speaker 1: it out of your mind or tell her like lose
Speaker 1: the spreadsheet program. But besides that, what am I just
Speaker 1: another statistic on the spreadsheet? Or am I the last one?
Speaker 1: Why don't you work on being the best? I mean,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't you could long play. You could long
Speaker 1: play write a screenplay about it, don't use real names.
Speaker 1: Then the movie premiere, take her to go see you.
Speaker 1: I mean that is aggressive insider information you know about
Speaker 1: all these relationships, enterprising Jared, good luck on this one.
Speaker 1: But I do think like you opened up the can
Speaker 1: of worms because you start going through her stuff, you
Speaker 1: know darn well that there is a chance you're gonna
Speaker 1: see something you don't want to fall. Ryan Seacres the
Speaker 1: Middle of the week, seacrests and Tanya here Sunshine, this
Speaker 1: morning eyes in the low eighties and mid nineties. We're
Speaker 1: gonna pay your bills again here in just a second.
Speaker 1: And Tani is a trending report on the way. Tanya,
Speaker 1: what are we getting into in a moment? Well, m
Speaker 1: Rada is taking a stand for women and entering her
Speaker 1: b era. I'm here for it. I'm subscribing, and I'll
Speaker 1: explain who em Rada Emily Radachowski. Okay, I need full names.
Speaker 1: I'm Rada. Everybody calls her m Rada. That I don't
Speaker 1: think everybody calls her Randa. Everybody everybody may When she
Speaker 1: says em Rada, I have a friend named Rada Aurora,
Speaker 1: I was like, what about Rada? No? Rata. I didn't
Speaker 1: know who she was talking, aren't. So if you know
Speaker 1: who Emily, Well, that's my point. That's why I'm saying,
Speaker 1: use the full name. Let's not exclude tops from knowing
Speaker 1: who were talking. Now, I only want to know if
Speaker 1: she's dating Brett Pitt. Well, yeah, Thisy've been on a
Speaker 1: few days. This could give you some clues. Okay, So
Speaker 1: that's coming up in just a moment. Earlier this morning
Speaker 1: on This World Teacher's Day, we were talking about the
Speaker 1: morning hack and that most successful people never start their
Speaker 1: day by reading emails or replying to emails. And I
Speaker 1: find that so interesting that some of the most successful
Speaker 1: people in the world don't do it. First thing. I
Speaker 1: find that, as we said in the morning, it's the
Speaker 1: best time for me to reply. We're playing at night,
Speaker 1: I'm tired and like y'all send a bunch of emails
Speaker 1: about people come up on the show and movies to
Speaker 1: talk about and things like that, and I think, sissony,
Speaker 1: I didn't read them. I just saw the reply in
Speaker 1: the one line that was like, yes, I loved it.
Speaker 1: I think right. But there was a chain that came
Speaker 1: through last night and I thought, you know, no one
Speaker 1: needs to deal with that till morning, but now successful
Speaker 1: people deal with it at night, which is why you
Speaker 1: guys probably replied, I didn't read the chain. Is everything sorted?
Speaker 1: I think that's where I was left off. So who
Speaker 1: knows the time? Amy wants like one response and then
Speaker 1: she runs with it. Yeah, I actually think Amy doesn't
Speaker 1: even care about our responses, and maybe there are times
Speaker 1: like that. Okay, let's get to the trending report. So
Speaker 1: Emily Rooski, yes, So she is weighing in on the
Speaker 1: controversy surrounding the Netflix movie Blonde. So there's been a
Speaker 1: lot Yes, I've seen it. Friends of mine we're telling
Speaker 1: me about. So there's a lot of criticism surrounding this movie,
Speaker 1: in particular for filming Maryland's death scene. And without getting
Speaker 1: into much detail, she says that this is fetishizing, fetishizing
Speaker 1: Marilyn monrose death. So Emily Rotatowski is she's not taken
Speaker 1: this lightly, and she went off on her TikTok about it,
Speaker 1: and she said, another movie fetishizing female pain, even in death.
Speaker 1: We love to fetishize female pain. We obsess over Diana's death.
Speaker 1: Watch any c s I episode and it's like this
Speaker 1: crazy fetis fetishization of female pain and death. That's a
Speaker 1: really hard word to say, really is, and I've never
Speaker 1: heard it conjugated like I know. Um. So she is
Speaker 1: suggesting that we as women need to stop this and
Speaker 1: we need to get angry, because she's like, you can't
Speaker 1: fetishize anger. And so she proclaimed this as her era
Speaker 1: and she wants other women to join her in this movement.
Speaker 1: And I'm totally here for it. I am with you
Speaker 1: and Rata. I loved everything that she was saying. Um.
Speaker 1: But an interesting little fact about this, Brad Pitt is
Speaker 1: a one of the producers of this movie Blonde. It's
Speaker 1: interesting that she's kind of going off on this. She's
Speaker 1: being that she's quote unquote dating him, yeah or not,
Speaker 1: because I'm like, if you're dating, subliminal response to I'm
Speaker 1: not being together. Not subliminal, but like a response back
Speaker 1: without a clapp back. I haven't seen the movie. I
Speaker 1: had heard some people have seen it and they made
Speaker 1: up things like it wasn't all based, like there were
Speaker 1: not there was not documentation of certain things that might
Speaker 1: have happened in the movie. So things weren't made up
Speaker 1: in parts of the movie. But what did you think
Speaker 1: of the movie, you know, as a movie in itself.
Speaker 1: It is. There's it's very very dark because it does
Speaker 1: show you Maryland's life and it's not pretty, Like it's
Speaker 1: very sad the way that movie portrays her life. And
Speaker 1: I mean it's NC seventeen, so that gives you a
Speaker 1: little does not even mean I didn't even get the
Speaker 1: R rating. Yeah, it's yeah, it's like a little. It's
Speaker 1: graphic and there's there's maybe too intense for some people
Speaker 1: to um digest, I guess, And I think overall, like cinematically,
Speaker 1: I mean, I appreciate it as an art so watch it.
Speaker 1: It may not be for you, but I did appreciate
Speaker 1: it as a movie. I tell you. I saw the
Speaker 1: documentary that Jessica Chastain narrated about Marilyn Monroe. Have you
Speaker 1: seen that. I think it might have been a CNN documentary,
Speaker 1: but it was very interesting and she narrates the whole thing.
Speaker 1: So I've not seen the movie, but I saw the
Speaker 1: documentaries a series. It was a short series about Maryland Monroe.
Speaker 1: But try watch Blonde. I will. I just want to
Speaker 1: point out the bright star in this moment, the person
Speaker 1: delivering this information who had to say, did you practice that.
Speaker 1: I can't even read the word fetish, fetish, fetis, fetisization, fetisiza,
Speaker 1: Hold on, let's start with fetish, okay, fetish, and then fetishizing,
Speaker 1: fetish size, fetis. Yeah, I don't think it's fetis, fetis,
Speaker 1: fetishizing female pain, fetishizing, and fetishization. Good on you for
Speaker 1: getting that. I wanted to do what her TikTok, and
Speaker 1: I was like trying to. I was like, forget it.
Speaker 1: I thought, I mean, if it were me, I just said,
Speaker 1: could someone else please try and read this? And thank
Speaker 1: you for doing it? All right? It was a CNN
Speaker 1: reframed mell monroute March tell me was the doc I
Speaker 1: saw drink. You should see that too, after you saw Blonde.
Speaker 1: So yeah, Ali mccowski is joining us here on zoom.
Speaker 1: But I just want to have her hold for a
Speaker 1: minute because I got to bring you back up the
Speaker 1: speed on this. She started on our show when I
Speaker 1: first started here in two thousand four, doing a call
Speaker 1: crank calls under the name low Ali. And here's what
Speaker 1: they sounded like, Yeah, can I get a wake up
Speaker 1: call for tomorrow morning? Where? Yeah, I'm in bed? What
Speaker 1: do you mean? Where? Am I at? Where am I
Speaker 1: going to give you a wake up call? Oh? My house?
Speaker 1: So she was calling a hotel. But I remember like
Speaker 1: being out in Los Angeles and people go, I love
Speaker 1: low Ali, She's my favorite thing. I've been looking for
Speaker 1: an auto insurance policy. What is your name? My name
Speaker 1: is Ali. My dad said it would be too expensive. Okay,
Speaker 1: how old are you? I'm ten? Well, then you can't
Speaker 1: get an auto quote. You don't you don't have a
Speaker 1: driver's license. Will you lied to me? Then? What do
Speaker 1: you mean? Because for Christmas I asked for the new
Speaker 1: Barbie Corvette and he said I couldn't get it because
Speaker 1: the insurance was too much. So she was doing that
Speaker 1: way back when she was ten or eleven years old.
Speaker 1: Now she's twenty seven and she's a successful stand up comedian,
Speaker 1: and she's got a show in Irvine tonight, so you
Speaker 1: can see her perform live. Here is some of her
Speaker 1: stand ups. I learned a lot from watching murder shows
Speaker 1: I worked recently that I should never start my day
Speaker 1: like any other. I don't know if you've seen a
Speaker 1: murder show, but what normally happens is that a white
Speaker 1: woman starts her day like any other. She murder. How
Speaker 1: did you meet her? Where do we put the microphone
Speaker 1: in the back of the other room from hest? Um? Oh,
Speaker 1: that's why her cadence is great. I don't I have
Speaker 1: to ask her. I think maybe she called into the show.
Speaker 1: It had been that she called into the show, and
Speaker 1: she just was so charming that we thought, let's try
Speaker 1: and have a segment born out of it. And she
Speaker 1: did it for years and was brilliant and people loved it.
Speaker 1: I mean it made me laugh every time, and she
Speaker 1: did these calls on a regular basis and people loved
Speaker 1: hearing low Ali. And she was ten or eleven years
Speaker 1: old back then. Now she's twenty seven and a stand
Speaker 1: up comedian joining us. I know, right. I can't even
Speaker 1: believe it, Ali, how are you? I'm good. As soon
Speaker 1: as you said seven, I was like, oh my goodness, No,
Speaker 1: What do you remember about making those calls at such
Speaker 1: a young age? You were like famous here at ten
Speaker 1: years old? Yeah, I mean I was. I think I
Speaker 1: was six when I first called you guys and ended
Speaker 1: up getting the job completely randomly, and I have such
Speaker 1: vivid memories of all of it. Um. Yeah, I remember
Speaker 1: getting picked up from school early and getting to go
Speaker 1: to the studio and I felt like such a superstar.
Speaker 1: And I was like everyone at school was like, Ali's
Speaker 1: going to Hollywood. Al's going to Hollywood to talk to Ryan,
Speaker 1: and I was like, you're right, and I'm not doing
Speaker 1: my homework. We were talking about how it all started,
Speaker 1: and I think it started organically because you had called
Speaker 1: in early on, and then we're like, this girl is
Speaker 1: so charming and so funny, and then we just started
Speaker 1: these calls and they really worked. I remember you guys,
Speaker 1: uh described me using the word precocious, and I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm six years old. I don't know what that means.
Speaker 1: I hope that's a good thing. Um, But yeah, I
Speaker 1: remember I called randomly. I asked my sister what to
Speaker 1: say on the radio, and she was like, asked for
Speaker 1: Britney Spears tickets, But I asked, you made me sing
Speaker 1: a song, I say, toxic at six years old, I'm
Speaker 1: singing about the taste of your lips and uh. And
Speaker 1: then you said that you had American Idol tickets, not
Speaker 1: Britney Spearce tickets, and I was like, I'll only go
Speaker 1: up there, v I p or I am like that
Speaker 1: exactly six years old and then you're like, You're like,
Speaker 1: where are your parents? And I was like, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's seven in the morning. I'm like, who cares? So
Speaker 1: when did you start stand up? So, um, I blame
Speaker 1: it all on on you. I didn't realize that there
Speaker 1: was a career opportunity out of making prank phone calls
Speaker 1: and you can't become a lawyer after that. So I
Speaker 1: I got the idea in high school. I started watching
Speaker 1: a lot of comedy. I would use my sister's ID
Speaker 1: to get into the comedy clubs and uh, and I
Speaker 1: just fell in love with it. So I did my
Speaker 1: first open mic right after high school, and I knew
Speaker 1: that that's what I wanted to do. I'm gonna play
Speaker 1: a little clip of some of your stand up here
Speaker 1: to the pharmacy the other day and they said my
Speaker 1: prescription was going to be seventy three dollars. I was like,
Speaker 1: you know what, I kind of like the seas infection. Wow,
Speaker 1: I've heard that yet. I've grown off, Bryan. I'm not
Speaker 1: he puts up. I mean, it's like so true to I. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not a little Alley anymore. I'm very much adult Alley.
Speaker 1: Now A right, there's some more adult alley. I don't
Speaker 1: know what this clip is. Murder shows on my computer.
Speaker 1: That's all I do. Yeah, I would love murder when
Speaker 1: it's not happening to us one of our favorite girls.
Speaker 1: So how do you come up with the material? Just
Speaker 1: real life? Just real life? Yeah, I'm I'm starting to
Speaker 1: talk a lot about my family. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you remember my dad, but he's a very interesting guy.
Speaker 1: So just trying to pull from real things and feelings
Speaker 1: and uh and yeah, it's it's a weird process. But
Speaker 1: sometimes I'll just say something in conversation and someone will
Speaker 1: laugh and I'll be like, maybe there's also your delivery.
Speaker 1: Your delivery in a way, is you have the same
Speaker 1: sort of delivery as you always cadence from when you
Speaker 1: were a little girl. Yeah, yeah, there's something like a
Speaker 1: little bit, a little bit slow, little mumbly. Everyone always
Speaker 1: asked me where I'm from, and I'm like, I'm from
Speaker 1: Long Beach and they're like, we tell you from like
Speaker 1: the Midwest or something. I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, there's it's an interesting delivery. You've got
Speaker 1: to show at the Irvine Improv tomorrow night. Tickets at
Speaker 1: ali A l I mckowski m A c o F
Speaker 1: s k Y dot com. Are you doing a lot
Speaker 1: of different shows? Yeah, I'm I'm going everywhere. I'm going
Speaker 1: to be in New York. I'm gonna be in Seattle. UM,
Speaker 1: a lot of stuff on the East Coast coming up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm kind of everywhere. Congratulations, it's so cool to be
Speaker 1: I'm literally sitting in the same place I've been sitting
Speaker 1: for twenty years. You've made a whole life and career
Speaker 1: out of what you started here. I'm so happy for you.
Speaker 1: I am so happy for you where I am thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I love getting to have that story. It's like you
Speaker 1: know when people you first meet someone and they're like,
Speaker 1: what's the fun fact about you? I'm like, oh, I
Speaker 1: got a good one. I got a good one. Well,
Speaker 1: well we should have keep following you and stay close
Speaker 1: and you know, keep it up badly. It's so great
Speaker 1: to see you. Congratulations. Good to see you too. By
Speaker 1: I mean, that's amazing. She was six years old, calls in.
Speaker 1: Then she does that segment. I guess for years and
Speaker 1: now literally all riding around material and she's funny. She
Speaker 1: should have a special, Yeah, a stand up special. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Like on Netflix, right, like Taylor Tomlinson. Taylor Tomlinson one
Speaker 1: of my favorites. They're like the same age, does it
Speaker 1: Taylor talking about being twenty five or twenty six? Well,
Speaker 1: it'd be cool to have like a little documentary behind it,
Speaker 1: because is there any like video of her going into
Speaker 1: the studio and recording those She's get checked out of
Speaker 1: school before there, you know what I mean? Like the
Speaker 1: fact that she couldn't record that stuff from home like
Speaker 1: he had. She had a drive to Hollia from Long Actually,
Speaker 1: not only that, I think we picked her up. I
Speaker 1: think we sent car services sometimes to pick her up
Speaker 1: to come in and it always be like we have
Speaker 1: to talk to her dad to get the On air
Speaker 1: with Ryan Seacrest, Tubbs, bring in your favorite guest of
Speaker 1: the day on Hunt Day, help her day. So we
Speaker 1: got in this conversation about romance in your relationships and
Speaker 1: wondering do we know what we're doing or do we
Speaker 1: just take it all from TV and movies and assume
Speaker 1: we're doing it right? And well right, we can always
Speaker 1: in the students, well, I think you know, we're taught
Speaker 1: so many things, but one of the most important things
Speaker 1: in life is being connected with your part and making
Speaker 1: the smile difficult to talk about this on the air.
Speaker 1: This is what keeps this is what keeps relationships together, right,
Speaker 1: the intimacy and the communication of the intimacy. And Evan
Speaker 1: mark Katz is joining us right now. He's a dating
Speaker 1: coach as part of our hump Day Helper segment, which
Speaker 1: is clearly later in the morning after school starts. Uh, coach,
Speaker 1: how are you great to be here? Bryan? I'm I'm
Speaker 1: really excited. I got some good questions to answer for
Speaker 1: you today. Okay, good, Well these are from people listening now.
Speaker 1: You call yourself a personal trainer for smart, successful, strong
Speaker 1: women over women have graduated from love you. What is that?
Speaker 1: It's the six months of course that I have for
Speaker 1: women who are struggling to fix their broken man. Picker,
Speaker 1: Man picker, you mean they're choosing the wrong guys. You could,
Speaker 1: you could be the world's greatest person, but if you
Speaker 1: shack up with the wrong person, you have no future.
Speaker 1: So getting the decision right early on, it's going to
Speaker 1: save you a lot of trouble in the future. And
Speaker 1: how is it you know all this a lot of
Speaker 1: trial and aaron practice. Uh. Dating in l a for
Speaker 1: about ten years, as now married for six team years,
Speaker 1: coaching for twenty, so I've helped a lot of women.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to some of the questions, because
Speaker 1: we're gonna do these hump day helper segments about anything
Speaker 1: in your romance, anything in your intimacy category department they
Speaker 1: think you want to ask about we're talking to somebody
Speaker 1: want to answer it. So this is from the six
Speaker 1: One says, my X and I ended very badly two
Speaker 1: years ago, but I still have his location on my phone.
Speaker 1: I check it often and then spiral about who he
Speaker 1: might be with, if he's at dinner or a movie
Speaker 1: or something. Why am I like this? How do I
Speaker 1: move on? Good question? Yeah? I mean I think there's
Speaker 1: no great value beating yourself up for being human. Wondering
Speaker 1: about the past is normal, but it's going to go
Speaker 1: online and cyberstock and X. I think the key phrase
Speaker 1: from what you wrote is my X and I ended
Speaker 1: very badly, right, So to to invest a lot of
Speaker 1: trans fantasizing about something where you already know it's dead
Speaker 1: in the water, Her best move would be to try
Speaker 1: to look forward and find someone else. And when you
Speaker 1: have a happy relationship, you're not going to be obsessing
Speaker 1: about your ex workings. Add it badly. M that's true,
Speaker 1: and remove him from your location. But that's the thing.
Speaker 1: When you have that there, or you're still following them
Speaker 1: look at their Instagram, it's towards self torture. This is
Speaker 1: from Leah in Eagle Rock. I need advice on how
Speaker 1: to stop having a giant crush on a coworker. We
Speaker 1: work in a classroom all day together and get along
Speaker 1: so well. We're both married. I would never act on this,
Speaker 1: but I find myself fantasizing about him. I would never
Speaker 1: jeopardize my marriage and act on it, but I can't
Speaker 1: stop thinking about it. This is this is um. I'm
Speaker 1: sort of sensing to see you um with these questions
Speaker 1: where people want things that are not meant to be,
Speaker 1: things that are that are taboo and so uh. You know.
Speaker 1: Le also needs to recognize it's it's human to have
Speaker 1: crushes on other people. Just because you're married doesn't mean
Speaker 1: you stop having eyes. That doesn't mean you stop having feelings.
Speaker 1: At the same time, if you're presumably happily married, you
Speaker 1: have to recognize that having a crush on someone is easy.
Speaker 1: I think of the dozen hundreds of people that you've
Speaker 1: had crushes on, none of them had the happy ending
Speaker 1: that you wanted, except for the person you're married. So
Speaker 1: what we have to do is kind of killed the
Speaker 1: fantasy that if she did anything with this guy that
Speaker 1: it would go anywhere. Would it would be an obvious
Speaker 1: disaster if she would act on it. That she's already recognized,
Speaker 1: So just realize it's like it's just a dopamine spike
Speaker 1: to have a crush on someone. She could even enjoy
Speaker 1: it as long as she recognizes it for what it is.
Speaker 1: So is there guilt in what she's feeling right now?
Speaker 1: You think or not? I think she's probably feeling guilt.
Speaker 1: Guilt is also like a self imposed emotion. You only
Speaker 1: feel guilty if you think you're doing something wrong. So
Speaker 1: you're lighting up around someone who you find attractive, Uh,
Speaker 1: that's okay. I think the key is whether you're going
Speaker 1: to act on it. And it sounds like her morality
Speaker 1: is in the right place, so you know, in the
Speaker 1: best case scenarios, she could avoid temptation. Right, but she
Speaker 1: says she's in a classroom with them all day. I don't,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't think she needs to go to
Speaker 1: the higher ups and quit her job because of this.
Speaker 1: So I think she could probably channel this into enjoying
Speaker 1: the crush and recognizing it for what it is, sort
Speaker 1: of something that reminds her of this part of her
Speaker 1: that was single once upon a time. Um, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like people tend to pathologize crushes and turn
Speaker 1: them into something bad. They're only bad if you act
Speaker 1: on them. Hump helper. Evan mark Kat's with us, all right, Well,
Speaker 1: I know he's got more, but we're out of time
Speaker 1: for this segment. So thank you very much for coming on.
Speaker 1: Personal trainer, he says, for smart, strong, successful women over
Speaker 1: women have graduated from his Love You six month course.
Speaker 1: It helps women understand men and find love. Evan mark
Speaker 1: Kats dot com. But if you're listening to this segment
Speaker 1: and there are any questions you have for a segment
Speaker 1: like this will rotate different people. You can text us
Speaker 1: four one or two seven, But I would imagine that
Speaker 1: with every situation and story that we've talked about, somebody
Speaker 1: listenings in that situation as well. Thank you, coach having
Speaker 1: for coming on. Thank you appreciate it. Right, So do
Speaker 1: you agree secsany do you can have eyes for someone.
Speaker 1: I don't. That was that. I was very taken aback
Speaker 1: from that. You don't have my feelings. But also like
Speaker 1: you still recognize attractive men. It's fine to recognize as
Speaker 1: someone is attractive. I don't know about having a crush
Speaker 1: on somebody and not acting on it, like especially someone
Speaker 1: that you work with every single day. And I don't
Speaker 1: think healthy. I don't think that's healthy. It's not like
Speaker 1: the celebrity whatever list, right, I mean that's like too
Speaker 1: close for comfort. I agree, I mean I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's I don't know. I don't think
Speaker 1: I could do it. I'm uncomfortable during these segments. No,
Speaker 1: this is good because who knows. That's why it's good. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm so, I'm saying I liked it. I liked it too.
Speaker 1: But it's the same thing of like, oh no, what's
Speaker 1: how does he know? But he's telling us how does
Speaker 1: he know? Take it with a grain of salt. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: next week talks, feel free to text in four one
Speaker 1: or two seven. He made it seem like every married
Speaker 1: person has a crush and I was like, well, he's yes, generalizing,
Speaker 1: I guess. Mikayla on our staff was interested in trying
Speaker 1: different dating apps try and meet somebody here in l A.
Speaker 1: Then we saw this one and we thought, let's understand
Speaker 1: this first before she tries this one. It's called Field
Speaker 1: F E E L D correct. What's the concern? Well,
Speaker 1: I feel like this hour is kind of like the
Speaker 1: risk ay hour at this point, Hey, it's umpting help her.
Speaker 1: It's the kinky hour. Um So, Field is a dating
Speaker 1: now that's kind of similar to I guess you can
Speaker 1: say Tinder and Bumble, but with one major difference. It's
Speaker 1: designed for or than just I guess we can say
Speaker 1: Vanila Dating if you're single or if you're a couple
Speaker 1: looking to explore and invite others into the bedroom. Field
Speaker 1: maybe the app for you. And who's on Field? People
Speaker 1: who want to Singles and couples are on fields third
Speaker 1: wheel and the couple that wants the third wheel. Correct.
Speaker 1: So we were like, MICHAELA, maybe she were like, maybe
Speaker 1: don't try this one as a married woman. I can
Speaker 1: never imagine Michael and I ever like deciding like to
Speaker 1: ever jump on an app like this, being like bored
Speaker 1: enough to invite somebody into our bedroom. But if you're
Speaker 1: single and you're interested in a couple, you can see
Speaker 1: they're both of their profiles, so you both create a
Speaker 1: profile and then you basically it'll show that you guys
Speaker 1: are a couple, but you also have individual profiles, and
Speaker 1: then you will show a potential match with another person
Speaker 1: that wants to join in your rule essentially, And how
Speaker 1: do you measure whether people are on this and it's popular?
Speaker 1: Ready or not? What do you mean it's popular? How
Speaker 1: do you know how many people are doing this? It's
Speaker 1: based on bigger cities, You're gonna have more success rate
Speaker 1: versus a smaller town. But have any of us gotten
Speaker 1: into it and gotten on it to see what's really
Speaker 1: happening on it? But the article that I've researched last night,
Speaker 1: this person tried it for six months and so they
Speaker 1: really did kind of get into it, like they actively Yeah,
Speaker 1: they actively were trying and what they realized was that
Speaker 1: when you're in a big city, you actually have more
Speaker 1: success rate versus a small town because they're not going
Speaker 1: to have many people. Yeah, exactly. So, because this person
Speaker 1: that did the investigative journalism went and followed through with
Speaker 1: the opportunities and and said that felt very safe, and
Speaker 1: you know and it was it was It says it's
Speaker 1: just like tender or bumble, but it's just a different
Speaker 1: type of thinkiness. If that's what you're into. To each
Speaker 1: their own sort of speak to each their own, not
Speaker 1: for me, not for me, but field your own adventure,
Speaker 1: play on player, probably very quiet download the Uh you
Speaker 1: think people would want to do it anonymously too? Can
Speaker 1: you do that? I don't know. You couldn't do it anonymously.
Speaker 1: I think if probably because there was the more I read.
Speaker 1: You could make it so that you don't connect it
Speaker 1: to like your social media accounts, Like you couldn't make
Speaker 1: it so that he doesn't connect to your Facebook, and
Speaker 1: you do kind of like keep those people out of
Speaker 1: this because if you I feel like this is so
Speaker 1: you might want to keep this a secret, if this
Speaker 1: is love life that you want to explore better way
Speaker 1: than like doing it in real life and like approaching
Speaker 1: somebody rogue because I remember there's this couple at the
Speaker 1: gym a few years ago and they were like I
Speaker 1: feel like they were like scouting me out, and it
Speaker 1: was very weird. And so it's like, if there's a
Speaker 1: place like do you feel that way or is that
Speaker 1: really happening. It was like really happening sometimes, like people
Speaker 1: check you out. I think there's coping me this couple
Speaker 1: and they were like it was very obvious, but um,
Speaker 1: I think it's better to have like an app So like,
Speaker 1: you know, if you're going on there, this is like
Speaker 1: what you're you know, you're down. So there's I guess
Speaker 1: there's a universal sign that I have heard that if
Speaker 1: you put your pineapple upside down in your grocery cart,
Speaker 1: that means you're interested in this. Yep, I know that's
Speaker 1: right about that. Yeah, upside down and that means you're
Speaker 1: scouting a third wheel. Yeah. Like I really used to
Speaker 1: love pineapples and it really like killed them for me.
Speaker 1: And I still can enjoy a pineapple, yeah, but like
Speaker 1: I don't want to like to decorate with them now.
Speaker 1: I absolutely, yeah, it is. Garden gnomes too, are like
Speaker 1: a thing gardens upside down in your Yeah, when you're
Speaker 1: walking the neighbors stuff, think about that when you're pushing
Speaker 1: the stroller in your neighborhood and you see garden of
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what do you say about wheel barrels?
Speaker 1: Wheel barrels? I'm just asking I heard the wheel barrel
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