Speaker 1: The nick A Glizer Podcastiser here's Nikki.
Speaker 2: Hello here, I am welcome to the show. It's a
Speaker 2: Nicki Glaizer podcast. I am joined back in America by stateside,
Speaker 2: which I said stateside when we were in Europe and
Speaker 2: you were like, hey, by the way, there's not states
Speaker 2: over here, and I was like, is not it? No?
Speaker 2: I knew that that was being funny. Yeah, but I
Speaker 2: kind of didn't know. Like I didn't I never thought
Speaker 2: about what that means, right, I've literally raise your hand, listener,
Speaker 2: if you're like me, and you've never thought about how
Speaker 2: the United States of America are literally the United States,
Speaker 2: Like you never thought about what that means. You just
Speaker 2: like heard it, Like it's like it's like lyrics, you know,
Speaker 2: when you're just like listening to a song. You just
Speaker 2: know the song and you never think about what it means.
Speaker 2: That's what the United States of America was to me
Speaker 2: for thirty something years. Anyway. Chris conba is in studio
Speaker 2: here in Saint lou Hi Chris, Hi, Chris, and also
Speaker 2: joining us Brian Frangie in Los Angeles. Whoa hey, briye
Speaker 2: uh and then back with us permeterminantly uh. And she's
Speaker 2: got a new perm that's a hot top. Noah, Noah's back. Everyone,
Speaker 2: what is that you're You're like this, are you trying
Speaker 2: to get pregnant again? You know that is that's the
Speaker 2: current invasive question of the moment. No way, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: you're four months postpartum and everyone's like, well, when's the
Speaker 2: next one coming? By the way? Postpartum sorry, postpartum the
Speaker 2: words that's got taken over by depression and being psychotic,
Speaker 2: like those words. When the people are like, oh and
Speaker 2: I'm four months postpartum, I'm like, are you okay? And
Speaker 2: it's like, no, it doesn't mean depression. It's just that's
Speaker 2: where we first started hearing that word, as people who
Speaker 2: have never been through pregnancy, that's where we associate those words.
Speaker 3: Well, so you think it's a shortening of postpartum depression.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And people just well I just learned learned the
Speaker 2: words postpartum from that phrase before I would not. I
Speaker 2: don't think I knew that phrase. But that is a
Speaker 2: little why are people so weird? And first of all,
Speaker 2: who are these people that are asking you? This is
Speaker 2: what's wrong with people?
Speaker 3: Literally?
Speaker 2: What business is any of it? It's all across the board.
Speaker 4: It's a family, it's strangers, it's uber drivers, the uber driver.
Speaker 5: I bet after you know what, after you have your
Speaker 5: second kid, that question will dramatically decrease. And then after
Speaker 5: you have your third kid, no one's going to ask.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they'll ask if I regretted it?
Speaker 5: They'll switch it to do you regret having three?
Speaker 2: I mean that is people do think it's weird to
Speaker 2: have one. I think one. My sister and Matt over
Speaker 2: this trip, we're talking about how one is just so
Speaker 2: easy compared to They're like one one seems like no kids,
Speaker 2: like just hearing about one, like how they they talk
Speaker 2: about the relief even imagining what one kid would be
Speaker 2: like com hear to three. Did you notice that, Chris,
Speaker 2: did you clock that when they go one? Oh, we
Speaker 2: didn't know how easy we had it. Not to minimize
Speaker 2: anything you're going through, No, I don't know.
Speaker 3: We've also got a tail to tell. But the thing,
Speaker 3: our whole trip almost got canceled. Yeah, and they were like,
Speaker 3: you're not camp. We're like, maybe we should just go home,
Speaker 3: and they're like, we're not going home.
Speaker 2: They would have rather been I said yesterday, they would
Speaker 2: have gone on vacation at a refugee camp, eating one
Speaker 2: meal a day and sleeping on a cot with lice
Speaker 2: on it, just to get away from their kids. They
Speaker 2: would have been like, that is fine. They did not.
Speaker 2: They were not deterred by any of the things that
Speaker 2: happened on our trip. I wanted to give up so
Speaker 2: many times and just go back home because for me,
Speaker 2: being at home is my vacation from work because I
Speaker 2: am home right and work is on the road. So
Speaker 2: for me, I was like, I just would go from
Speaker 2: one vacation to another. I want to go back home
Speaker 2: and just and now I have the whole week free
Speaker 2: because I cleared my schedule because I'm supposed to be
Speaker 2: in Europe. So let's just go home because nothing's going right.
Speaker 2: And they were like the hell were going home? Like
Speaker 2: they were like, we are going And I was like, well,
Speaker 2: you guys can go, and they're like, come on, Nick,
Speaker 2: And so I went, but I did not. I just
Speaker 2: realized like they wanted to, they were and they did
Speaker 2: not miss their kids. They are great parents, great parents.
Speaker 2: At the end of the trip, I was like, is
Speaker 2: there any kind of longing? And just like we didn't
Speaker 2: miss our dog. I was like, I want to see her,
Speaker 2: but I don't want her to be here, and that's
Speaker 2: how they felt about their kids. Do I want you
Speaker 2: up here? Though, yes, come on, get on up. I
Speaker 2: have nothing to do with you. There's no presence up here.
Speaker 2: There's no toys. There's nothing there but cuddles and love
Speaker 2: and podcasts.
Speaker 3: But no names. There's no names for this dog.
Speaker 2: If you're wondering if there's a name, don't Oh do
Speaker 2: you want a name? Is that what you want? What
Speaker 2: do you want your name to be? Yesterday Taylor did
Speaker 2: go take her for a walk, and she was like, I,
Speaker 2: I you know, our plane was like getting in because
Speaker 2: that's just the way travel is now. Just just never
Speaker 2: expect your flight to be on time anymore. I used
Speaker 2: to not think this way, but this is the way
Speaker 2: it is now, folks. Nothing ever will go right if
Speaker 2: you have multiple connections. But Taylor, I said, can you
Speaker 2: walk her? And she was like, of course, And I
Speaker 2: says thank you so much, and she said I And
Speaker 2: then later on she goes, I took that little Twix
Speaker 2: bar out and she was so cute and everybody knew it,
Speaker 2: and I said, she's such a Twix thank you. This
Speaker 2: text may be so happy. She goes, he anything for you,
Speaker 2: twixy McGill which is like short for twixy McGillicutty. So
Speaker 2: we're thinking maybe twix because she doesn't look jewigs bar
Speaker 2: Twix is funny.
Speaker 5: Yeah, TwixT is all right. I've never heard of a
Speaker 5: dog named twix either.
Speaker 2: So already sounds like it sounds occurring. Might be tricksy,
Speaker 2: and we're talking to her like a baby like you
Speaker 2: a twixty. Yeah, like it has babiness already implied. And
Speaker 2: although twigs are not vegan friendly, I think I could
Speaker 2: get be It's fine.
Speaker 3: It also implies that we're going to get another one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh my god, but it would have to be
Speaker 2: the same shape and size or she's out. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: would get another what's twix slogan? I think it's uh,
Speaker 2: take a break.
Speaker 5: I just know AI is. I just looked it up
Speaker 5: on Google and now Google has AI's answer. First, yes,
Speaker 5: I go what's twix slogan? And then it goes twix
Speaker 5: slogan is every bite feels like victory when it's wrapped
Speaker 5: in gold, which I think is probably it's like Olympics slogan,
Speaker 5: But like, clearly that's not what I wanted.
Speaker 2: No, that is not it was like put things, put
Speaker 2: life on pause, like it used to be a pause.
Speaker 2: I to have a reference to it in my act.
Speaker 2: TwixT need a moment, Twix.
Speaker 3: Twix, Well, I remember when it was like two for me,
Speaker 3: none for you.
Speaker 2: Oh that's good. They should have stuck with that selfish
Speaker 2: that actually makes people buy more selfish. You have to
Speaker 2: go get your own.
Speaker 3: It is selfish and rude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, TwixT doesn't really need help. I saw this amazing TikTok.
Speaker 2: I mean the TikTok itself wasn't amazing. The guy wasn't
Speaker 2: that helling doing it, but he had a really good
Speaker 2: point which he was like, there's no new candy. Candy
Speaker 2: has been the same since I was a child, and
Speaker 2: he was probably thirty two. But he was like, there's,
Speaker 2: of course, there's like nerds ropes, and there's like variations
Speaker 2: on like they'll do cookies and cream twigs and stuff
Speaker 2: like that, but like twigs, butterfinger, Snickers, Eminem's, it's there's
Speaker 2: no new like big ones taken off.
Speaker 3: All the new stuff is spinoffs on.
Speaker 5: Caramel and Reese's Cups. Now just so stupid. What a
Speaker 5: disaster that is. Who wants to put caramel and peanut butter.
Speaker 5: I mean, are you serious? It's good Carly on peanut butter.
Speaker 5: It's disgusting.
Speaker 3: I don't know what do you mean on?
Speaker 5: Isn't it within with under in under the chocolate?
Speaker 2: I think you could get on board with that. Yeah
Speaker 2: I could, I really could. I think that consists. I've
Speaker 2: talked about it before. The consistency of a Reese's cup
Speaker 2: is like biting into a sock. It's just like the
Speaker 2: chalky Like, I hate it so much?
Speaker 3: But what is your fait?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: Your favorite? You don't candy bars really anymore? But if
Speaker 3: what's going to what's the one that you missed the most?
Speaker 2: I missed Nestley's red Little minis like the Nestlie Milk Chocolate.
Speaker 5: Wow, don't even know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Love the crunch bar, you know, like the mini is
Speaker 2: that you get like, oh no, sorry, that that's crackle.
Speaker 2: That's what I was thinking. No, I was thinking. I
Speaker 2: really like the It was like an I think I
Speaker 2: liked a Nestley Milk chocolate bar. I think that was
Speaker 2: what I did. Hold on, let me look at them.
Speaker 2: It's been so long.
Speaker 3: Let's tell what chance chocolate bar?
Speaker 5: That's it?
Speaker 2: Hold on. I think it was. I think I just
Speaker 2: really liked the flavor of the like regular Nestlie milk chocolate,
Speaker 2: but I did love a crunch bar. I love Take five. Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm talking about with the Nestlie
Speaker 2: molk chocolate. There is one wait, no, it is red.
Speaker 2: It's just like crackle, but it's red.
Speaker 5: I am right.
Speaker 3: It's just a chocolate bar from it was just yes.
Speaker 2: Yes, it looks like this. Yeah, like that.
Speaker 5: It's just chocolate.
Speaker 3: We're so good chocolate.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 5: Are you from the eighteen hundreds?
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 5: Ca?
Speaker 3: You like just a chocolate bar a candy bar? If
Speaker 3: it's just chocolate.
Speaker 2: I think so, I think. And they used to have
Speaker 2: like princess versions like when I was they were like
Speaker 2: Disney princess version.
Speaker 5: Do you really I do recall the princess versions now
Speaker 5: that you mentioned it, that's I needed some gimmick in
Speaker 5: order for people to buy it, like for kids to
Speaker 5: buy because it's just chocolate. It's not they don't have
Speaker 5: the s'mores to uh buttress Hershey's chocolate.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about.
Speaker 3: In the words of Brian Frangie, is trash.
Speaker 5: White trash, it is.
Speaker 2: What are you guys going for candy?
Speaker 5: Are you talking about? Chris and I had in depth
Speaker 5: discussions about what chocolate you can and cannot eat due
Speaker 5: to various exposure to toxic metals.
Speaker 6: However, oh god, you guys became gay. What were you
Speaker 6: before became gay? I take that as a compliment.
Speaker 2: And I've just been listening to.
Speaker 5: So now that we're gay, were just we just want
Speaker 5: our not to have toxic.
Speaker 2: I'm saying gay as a prejorative ironically, because that is
Speaker 2: not how anyone should ever talk. And I know that
Speaker 2: that's kind of like dealing with like are you but
Speaker 2: are you getting away with using it prejoratively but ironically?
Speaker 2: And aren't you just getting using it negatively? So I
Speaker 2: don't really know what the line is, but meant that
Speaker 2: as a joke. I meant that as a punchline. I
Speaker 2: don't want anyone exact.
Speaker 5: The problem, Nikki is I have heard now many people
Speaker 5: in my life say gay in the same way that
Speaker 5: you're going that's gay or you're gay, and it's made
Speaker 5: me laugh, whereas seven years.
Speaker 2: Ago, yes exactly, Okay, thank you for knowing the distinction.
Speaker 2: I will field any d MS from people who are
Speaker 2: only gay people though, that are offended by me using
Speaker 2: gay in that way, and I will not go, well,
Speaker 2: this is what I meant. I will just hear you
Speaker 2: out and I will say I will never say it
Speaker 2: again if you were truly offended by that, because I
Speaker 2: want to be do the right thing. But I'm finding
Speaker 2: it's funny to use that word.
Speaker 3: And well it's because it's it's shocking now because you
Speaker 3: would never actually say that, Yes you would. You were
Speaker 3: not the person that would actually do that as an insult.
Speaker 3: You're doing it now to make us laugh, as a
Speaker 3: shocking thing because it's something you would never care.
Speaker 2: But I would never use the F word yet in
Speaker 2: that way. Back to use in.
Speaker 5: A funny way, No.
Speaker 2: I mean, I do use it in a joke, but
Speaker 2: I use it in a not ironic way, but I
Speaker 2: use it as it's it's not I really stand by
Speaker 2: the way I use I'm not going to do the
Speaker 2: joke right now, but in my stage act I do
Speaker 2: say it, and I feel kind of iffy about it,
Speaker 2: but I actually don't because I know that my intention
Speaker 2: is to make fun of people who say it, and
Speaker 2: it's not to say it.
Speaker 5: If you are gay, you can use the F word
Speaker 5: and generally it's it's hilarious.
Speaker 2: And that's actually what I'm doing. I'm doing an impression
Speaker 2: of a gay person in my act who's saying that word.
Speaker 2: And I know that's like you're just trying to get
Speaker 2: away with using it. I'll give you that, but I
Speaker 2: don't think I am. I think I was just trying
Speaker 2: to make a dumb point. Wait, okay, so can anyway,
Speaker 2: but when did you guys get gay honestly and start
Speaker 2: before you worried about toxins? When did what? What bar?
Speaker 2: Would you?
Speaker 3: I drink a sp spin drift because I don't like
Speaker 3: like the forever chemicals that are in the other side.
Speaker 2: No spin drift. It tastes like.
Speaker 5: It's good.
Speaker 3: No, it doesn't. The spin drift is awesome.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you like them spin drift.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: I think it just is like someone said it's or
Speaker 2: maybe this said is about Lacroix, but it's like someone
Speaker 2: thought about fruit around a water, a tap water, and
Speaker 2: then that thought of fruit is what was injected into that.
Speaker 2: It's just like the mirror, like someone talked to it
Speaker 2: and said, you are fruity, but yours tastes like diet.
Speaker 2: Mine tastes like chemicals, Yes.
Speaker 3: Like diet chemicals. So they like, somebody was drinking a
Speaker 3: chemically root beer with ice in it, and then they
Speaker 3: drink all the root beer and then they're like, I
Speaker 3: want some water, and then they put in like sparkling
Speaker 3: water and it's like there's it's in there, but it's
Speaker 3: gross addicted to them.
Speaker 5: Somebody cleaned a window with wind decks next to your
Speaker 5: water filter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I definitely agree with you that what I'm drinking
Speaker 2: is your yours doesn't taste good to me. It's always unsatisfying.
Speaker 2: I will take them over a water for sure.
Speaker 5: Like God is true.
Speaker 3: No, water's the best.
Speaker 2: I wish I liked it anywhere outside of being so
Speaker 2: thirsty after God the only time I don't water. Just
Speaker 2: listening to the last Culturistas and they were talking about
Speaker 2: doing seventy five hard, which is like you have to
Speaker 2: drink sixteen glasses of water a day. Impossible. I cannot
Speaker 2: believe people aren't sewing seventy five hard for like hyperhydrosis
Speaker 2: where people's brains swell because they drink too much water.
Speaker 2: Because you got to think a lot of people at
Speaker 2: the end of the day are like, fuck, I didn't
Speaker 2: get my water in and I got to make sure
Speaker 2: my app. You know, I can put it in my app,
Speaker 2: but they you have to drink sixteen glasses. I can't
Speaker 2: imagine doing that. I wish I was someone who liked
Speaker 2: drinking water. I know you do.
Speaker 3: It's all I drink, basically.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 3: It's really impressed a few spinnas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's really impressive to me. What about alkaline water?
Speaker 2: I'm a total water snob. That's all I drink now, Yes,
Speaker 2: if you buy it, yeah, I buy it.
Speaker 4: We actually have like a water store here and you
Speaker 4: can fill uh, you know, gallons of water there, and
Speaker 4: that's what we do. We just bring home five gallon bottles.
Speaker 5: That's the future.
Speaker 2: Did water get worse since we've been adults? As kids,
Speaker 2: we were not caring about like we just.
Speaker 3: Learned more and I'm sure Brian can tell you more.
Speaker 3: But they put fluorite in the water, you know, and
Speaker 3: that's not it's not great for other things. It's great
Speaker 3: for your teeth, but it's not great for like your
Speaker 3: brain and other stuff.
Speaker 5: Okay, but also generally, water quality has improved in many
Speaker 5: places just because of true US regulating corporations from dumping
Speaker 5: things into lakes and rivers.
Speaker 2: But that's all gonna be pushed back, y'all.
Speaker 3: And just the just the idea of the Flint, Michigan
Speaker 3: disaster makes you be like, I think I need to
Speaker 3: get this from somewhere else.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 3: St Louis Killer water best best what we were told
Speaker 3: growing up. Saint Louis Water won so many awards that
Speaker 3: they stopped even submitting for them.
Speaker 5: WHOA, yeah, there you go. I think whenever someone tells
Speaker 5: over my house and they they drink water from the tap,
Speaker 5: I think they're insane.
Speaker 2: I just would never not do that. The only thing,
Speaker 2: the only time water tastes different to me is if
Speaker 2: it's like doesn't it doesn't taste cold like. That's what
Speaker 2: changes the enjoyment of water. You will drink water that's
Speaker 2: been sitting in a dog bowl for a week.
Speaker 5: Because you want to.
Speaker 2: If it has ice in it and it's in a
Speaker 2: nice glass, I will not know the difference. I literally
Speaker 2: won't know the difference.
Speaker 3: I remember going to the Lake of the Ozarks, which
Speaker 3: is where we went vacation and growing up. It's what
Speaker 3: the show Ozark is based on. And you would go
Speaker 3: there and the water tasted like it had dirt in it,
Speaker 3: and I was like, this is a problem you have.
Speaker 2: You're so sensitive to taste. It's a real good thing
Speaker 2: to be, I think. But you said even when you
Speaker 2: were growing up going to Catholic church, you would have
Speaker 2: to leave a lot of times because of the incense smell,
Speaker 2: because the priests were raping you, and so.
Speaker 3: That part wasn't the incense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you said that you would tell your parents like
Speaker 2: I'm out of here. But you were young when you
Speaker 2: were doing that. Like, I for a kid to beat
Speaker 2: that sensitive to smells, that young.
Speaker 3: Hated sense from a really young age. Do you like
Speaker 3: Noah or Brian? Do you guys like candles and stuff?
Speaker 3: Nikki casually likes them.
Speaker 5: I think, yeah, Well, I've had a storied history of
Speaker 5: having horrible reactions to say that I had to overcome
Speaker 5: and so I can relate.
Speaker 2: I relate too.
Speaker 4: I cannot stand the smell of incense and it has
Speaker 4: to be like a very specific candle.
Speaker 2: But I want to be a girl who does like candles.
Speaker 2: But they just candles are bad.
Speaker 5: They're bad for your your indoor air.
Speaker 2: Talk about it. Why is no one talking about it?
Speaker 3: We're talking about it right now, I.
Speaker 2: Finally someone is There are girls that like worry about
Speaker 2: fluoride and water and worry about chemicals in their food,
Speaker 2: and there they promote candles constantly on Instagram, Like candle
Speaker 2: seems like such an obvious hazard.
Speaker 5: To There are better candles and worse candles, like you
Speaker 5: could have a soy candle, and those are better than
Speaker 5: having the stuff you get from Target, and so they're
Speaker 5: a little bit better for you. But if you want
Speaker 5: to talk about air pollution in your home, the number
Speaker 5: one thing that causes air pollution in your home, they want, Chris,
Speaker 5: do you know? Yes, you know? Nick?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 5: Nobody knows?
Speaker 3: Laundry?
Speaker 5: No, it is cooking, cooking on your stone, doing it
Speaker 5: in your oven. If you don't turn on your overhead vent,
Speaker 5: then you are inhaling the equivalent of a wildfire every
Speaker 5: time you make a chicken parmesan. Oh my, you need
Speaker 5: to turn on that overhead vent. They've can. There have
Speaker 5: been studies that have connected can. There's two people cooking
Speaker 5: without putting on their vent or opening their window. Smoke
Speaker 5: just fills your house.
Speaker 2: I like it. Now with cancer, we're just like no
Speaker 2: one's even trying to trace where it comes from. Everyone
Speaker 2: gets it, and it feels like it used to be
Speaker 2: used to go like which one? What is this one
Speaker 2: coming from? Aaron Brockovich would come in with some folders
Speaker 2: and investigating her tits out, and she'd go, we're let's
Speaker 2: connect this, and now it's just like no, it just
Speaker 2: it just happens. I read about a bunch of people
Speaker 2: getting cancer because of a bitcoin.
Speaker 5: Mine. Yes, all of the radiation from the servers.
Speaker 2: And I did not know that bitcoin. I thought bitcoin
Speaker 2: was an idea. I didn't know that it needed really
Speaker 2: had I really thought bitcoin was just the phenomenals and a.
Speaker 5: Machine for the environment.
Speaker 2: Nikki, I know what the fuck? Dude? Well, well, we
Speaker 2: will not investigate this while we get back from break
Speaker 2: after this, all right.
Speaker 3: Hey should we The last podcast was the one we
Speaker 3: did with your brother in law.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we need an update is Yeah.
Speaker 3: So part of me thinks, like when you talk about
Speaker 3: your travel woes, that it feels like you're telling somebody
Speaker 3: your dreams and nobody wants to hear your dreams. But
Speaker 3: I think we kind of have a decent story here.
Speaker 2: I think there's a way to tell it in a
Speaker 2: way that we don't get too caught up in the details,
Speaker 2: because travel nightmares are all kind of similar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so let's plow through the travel nightmares and get
Speaker 3: to the cool Taylor Swift things in the cool Vianna.
Speaker 2: And thank you for saying that. Like, let's put out
Speaker 2: a reminder out there right now that no one cares
Speaker 2: about dreams.
Speaker 3: Nobody cares about your dreams.
Speaker 2: Everyone already notices, literally that has been totally publicized. I
Speaker 2: think we've all heard some kind of version of like
Speaker 2: you know it was said and always sunny. I think
Speaker 2: in the pilot episode that I don't want to hear
Speaker 2: about your dreams. It's like vacation photos unless I'm in
Speaker 2: them and their sex going on. I don't want to
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear about your dreams. And I
Speaker 2: would even say I don't even care if I'm in
Speaker 2: people's dreams, because sometimes people will share a dream they
Speaker 2: had about me as if there's some kind of signific
Speaker 2: against to it, and all it says to me is
Speaker 2: that you're struggling with me in your life, Like it
Speaker 2: just tells me that there's something you're too. Like it
Speaker 2: doesn't help me in any way because people be like Nikki,
Speaker 2: I dreamed you got SNL and that you would an
Speaker 2: Academy award and like like it's like means something to me,
Speaker 2: Like I'm gonna get it because I'm they're dumb dream
Speaker 2: and I'm like, no, you need to go to therapy
Speaker 2: and talk about your relationship with your father and your
Speaker 2: whose name was Oscar or whatever? And uh, you were
Speaker 2: molested while watching SNL. It was, but it was, yes, exactly.
Speaker 2: So anyway, let's get to what happened to us? What
Speaker 2: was what was done to me? So we we did
Speaker 2: the last podcast from Dulles in a double tree that
Speaker 2: we got put up in. Very nice. Yeah, it was
Speaker 2: really it was nice of them. It was a nice hotel.
Speaker 2: We enjoyed ourselves. We did the podcast and then we
Speaker 2: were like, okay, let's go sight seeing. We didn't really.
Speaker 2: We went. We went to lunch. It smelled bad in
Speaker 2: the restaurant, but we really liked the menu. So we
Speaker 2: sat outside. We're sitting outside.
Speaker 3: And during the lunch. So the last podcast, people don't
Speaker 3: we thought we were just gonna get on a flight
Speaker 3: to tai Yeah.
Speaker 2: Everyone knows now what happened. Taylor's here. Sorry, the dog's barking,
Speaker 2: so We're sitting at lunch and we're having fun, just
Speaker 2: talking and chatting. We've accepted that we are leaving at
Speaker 2: eight forty five, which is literally, you know, twenty four hours,
Speaker 2: twenty no, thirty two hours after we were originally supposed
Speaker 2: to leave, and we have now have to go to
Speaker 2: a different country. We were going to fly direct to Vienna.
Speaker 2: Who gives a shit. We've accepted it. It's fine, We're
Speaker 2: going to go to Smithsonian. Things are going to be fine.
Speaker 2: We're sitting at lunch and I just look at my
Speaker 2: phone and I saw the news that uh Aristaurus canceled. Believable,
Speaker 2: and I put my head in my hands and I
Speaker 2: didn't say anything, but I just like looked at my
Speaker 2: group and I just said, the worst thing happened, the.
Speaker 5: Worst, I mean, unimaginable, something you wouldn't even be able
Speaker 5: to like predict. Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, ever, and they go, is a flight canceled? And
Speaker 2: I go, you wish I didn't say that, but I
Speaker 2: go and they go what And they go aras they
Speaker 2: go concert canceled, and I'm like yes, and I just
Speaker 2: was so sad, and they're like, maybe maybe it's not
Speaker 2: true it and because I saw it, on an account
Speaker 2: that was like Era's tour concert account, what's not official account?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it said like Era's tour canceled or something.
Speaker 3: And then we saw something that was more that was
Speaker 3: more recent that was like not sure if it's canceled yet.
Speaker 3: We're like, maybe it's not canceled. And then like thirty
Speaker 3: minutes later, it was like everybody's like, this is cancer.
Speaker 5: Before I saw it on your Instagram stories, I saw
Speaker 5: it on CNN dot com.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you typed in dot com.
Speaker 5: I can't. I've been doing that a lot lately, going
Speaker 5: to CNN dot Com. I don't know why.
Speaker 2: No, good for you.
Speaker 5: I just like not checking just an app. I'm just
Speaker 5: procrastinating and like, I like need a website to go
Speaker 5: to because I don't go to Facebook anymore or anything.
Speaker 2: So right, I will say that. Just side note. On
Speaker 2: Girls Chat last night, and we're recording this on Tuesday,
Speaker 2: by the way. Okay, so it's Tuesday, and last night,
Speaker 2: at like ten pm Central time on girls Chat, Halla
Speaker 2: comes in who you know from the podcast, and she's like,
Speaker 2: you guys, drive by, which is what we say in
Speaker 2: girls Chat if you don't have time to catch up
Speaker 2: on everyone's messages and you just want to say something,
Speaker 2: you just say drive by and you go drive She said,
Speaker 2: drive by if you guys want to get an AB workout.
Speaker 2: This is one of the funniest things I've ever seen
Speaker 2: in my life. And I said to Chris, Chris, what
Speaker 2: do you think halla is so late to the game
Speaker 2: on for like bringing it to our attention, being like,
Speaker 2: this is the funniest thing. You guys have to see
Speaker 2: this as if we hadn't seen it. What, Oh, that's
Speaker 2: really funny, he goes. He goes, is it? Like, is
Speaker 2: it she should have like five years late or like
Speaker 2: five days late. I'm like five days late, but like,
Speaker 2: it has been everywhere for five days. What is the
Speaker 2: one thing that has been everywhere for five days that
Speaker 2: is making everyone laugh? And that holos somehow political? Not political?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know. I guess I'm not plugged in either.
Speaker 2: Olympics.
Speaker 6: Oh, the Olympics, in the in the Olympics in the funniest.
Speaker 5: Thing, Oh oh the pommel horse guy.
Speaker 2: No, No, what yeah, five days old?
Speaker 3: That's not crazy.
Speaker 5: But this is this is bigger than bigger than bigger
Speaker 5: than that one, bigger than that's an ad workout.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, no, no, laughing so hard. She's saying,
Speaker 2: because you're laughing so hard.
Speaker 5: Oh, I get it, okay, because you're laughing so hard.
Speaker 5: Something happened in the Olympics that was so funny.
Speaker 4: I have no idea, so ridiculous, even though I know
Speaker 4: the answer, Can I get another hint of the second
Speaker 4: part of that sentence?
Speaker 3: Just an Australian woman.
Speaker 2: If you you have not seen this, I am going
Speaker 2: to lose my mind. CNNA dot Com is not doing
Speaker 2: you any favorite and hollowey to be friends.
Speaker 5: Oh my okay, I I don't know, plugged. I bet
Speaker 5: you have a Breakdancer he'll no, No, I do not
Speaker 5: know because I personally I turned off Break Dancing because
Speaker 5: I said I was watching it and I was like,
Speaker 5: this is not insod.
Speaker 2: About watching the Break Dancing.
Speaker 5: No one wasted. It wasn't as good as I was
Speaker 5: going to be.
Speaker 2: It's about having a fucking phone and being on line.
Speaker 5: I don't have a phone, Nikki. I go to CNN
Speaker 5: dot com a.
Speaker 2: Second, wait a second, how have you not seen Reaga
Speaker 2: in the Breakdancer. I was laughing so hard, acting like
Speaker 2: this is just some kind of novel news. She's so
Speaker 2: cute because I think she literally checks her phone every
Speaker 2: five days, so she was.
Speaker 3: She works, she is behind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she works under a rock literally and so she
Speaker 2: is behind. And she often does this on girls chuts.
Speaker 2: She'll be like you, guys, she just found out about
Speaker 2: Chapel Rone yesterday too, like last week it was Chapelone.
Speaker 5: I mean she she putting out videos. In twenty nineteen,
Speaker 5: no one was.
Speaker 2: Talking about I've seen the breakdancer? Can you show him
Speaker 2: so we can get a joke because no one is
Speaker 2: witnessing this break dancer for the first time anymore except
Speaker 2: Brian frad And if every listener who hasn't heard about
Speaker 2: the break answer either what is going on? I was
Speaker 2: looking because I gotta say I showed Chris she was
Speaker 2: and I am not. You know, I don't even like
Speaker 2: the Olympics.
Speaker 5: There's me.
Speaker 2: My algorithm is not giving me Olympics stuff. They don't.
Speaker 2: They know it's not going to be successful with me.
Speaker 2: But she was on every single thing I showed you.
Speaker 2: It was like five posts in a row about.
Speaker 3: It again after the Tom Bradown.
Speaker 2: Honestly, it was it. It was everywhere.
Speaker 5: After Noah Liles got COVID and fucked America and all
Speaker 5: the future events and then started talking shit about NFL players.
Speaker 5: I was like, all right, that was crazy. I'm out
Speaker 5: what I was all in on Noah Liles. I thought
Speaker 5: he was amazing. You got COVID alive.
Speaker 2: And I know he beat the guy the first time
Speaker 2: and then he got COVID and.
Speaker 5: He got bronze. Yeah, which is great, which is okay?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Her dancing, oh yeah, this is it?
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, So what's the Is there context to this
Speaker 5: or is it Just watch the video and you'll understand
Speaker 5: is just not good. She's just not a good break.
Speaker 2: Then look at these moves, which is impressive that she
Speaker 2: can move like this at thirty two, but it is
Speaker 2: fucking insane. Someone said it looks like their cat before bed,
Speaker 2: which I thought was really.
Speaker 5: Break dancing is a stupid sport. It should not like
Speaker 5: I don't think it should be competitive. I don't think
Speaker 5: it should be the other person fronting while the other
Speaker 5: person's dancing. I think that's insane that the other person
Speaker 5: the one person's dancing and then the other person just
Speaker 5: kind of like crossing their arms like nodding their head
Speaker 5: like oh yeah, you think that move was good. I
Speaker 5: think if they're gonna do break dancing in the Olympics,
Speaker 5: it should be judged like gymnastics, where you go up,
Speaker 5: you do your routine and then you get a score that.
Speaker 3: No, there's a there's like your opponent is up there
Speaker 3: like reacting.
Speaker 2: And it's match for mass and then that you that
Speaker 2: then who decides who wins the opponent reacting.
Speaker 3: I mean I think there's judges or maybe the audience goes, oh.
Speaker 2: Yes, how many people now there's an o snap of meter?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, no, this was I thought Holla was
Speaker 2: late to it. Brian, I cannot believe. Have you been
Speaker 2: just really working really hard or something and not on
Speaker 2: your phone a lot?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Brian's very busy.
Speaker 5: I've been working, but I've been you know, I've been
Speaker 5: watching the Olympics and I've been watching all all sorts
Speaker 5: of things. I just totally missed this Australian breakdancer. I
Speaker 5: can't believe she's.
Speaker 2: Also seen it. I know it's sort of in your
Speaker 2: feet and you just probably probably were like, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to watch anything break dancing, and you scrolled past
Speaker 2: it quickly because it's it's it's everyone the funniest resition
Speaker 2: of it has been Rachel Dratch On Rachel Dredge did
Speaker 2: a hilarious impression of him. No, really brilliant, it's so
Speaker 2: good all.
Speaker 3: That also one of those things. It's so big that
Speaker 3: people do their own jokes and put them in memes
Speaker 3: and stuff, and you're just like, I can't believe how
Speaker 3: funny people everybody in the world is. Yes, Australians are
Speaker 3: doing funny things every I mean, everybody's making fun of
Speaker 3: this girl in a different way. It's she's taking it
Speaker 3: pretty well.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen her reaction yet. So what the thing
Speaker 2: I read about it was that break dancing will not
Speaker 2: be in the twenty twenty eight Olympics. The only reason
Speaker 2: it was in this is that because the dancing federation
Speaker 2: that was trying to get ballroom dancing in and they
Speaker 2: couldn't get ballroom in because the Olympics knew that it
Speaker 2: would not be lucrative in terms of people don't want
Speaker 2: to see it, which that's interesting that that even matters to.
Speaker 3: The course this money man, then why do.
Speaker 2: They have sharpshooters and and fencing, Like, who's what? Who
Speaker 2: is that getting gen Z interested? So they picked break
Speaker 2: dancing to get gen Z interested, which I don't think
Speaker 2: gen Z actually the breakdancing clearly was two years old
Speaker 2: doing the k across the dance floor. Yeah, skateboarding is working,
Speaker 2: but break dancers like people that are really into it,
Speaker 2: boys and years old. Furious about they said it was
Speaker 2: like it would be like.
Speaker 3: If a grade school basketball player went and played against
Speaker 3: Lebron like her doing that her Like that's how ridiculous.
Speaker 2: She look And she qualified because I think her husband
Speaker 2: was a judge in the qualifying and she she has
Speaker 2: a PhD in breakdancing. By the way, Wow, I was going.
Speaker 5: To you should not. No athlete should have a pH
Speaker 5: d in the sport they're competing with that. It seems
Speaker 5: that almost disqualifies them from being athletic to have a PhD.
Speaker 2: In Like how you shouldn't hit the books.
Speaker 5: You could be a nerd energy reading.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we know that. They you just get passing grades
Speaker 2: because they want you to call though.
Speaker 5: There is that one. Is it Gabby Douglas who has
Speaker 5: like a doctorate and she's like going to Yale or
Speaker 5: Harvard or something.
Speaker 2: I'm sure. I mean there's some that are just you know,
Speaker 2: some people are just extraordinary in so many ways, but break.
Speaker 2: I think it's the break dancing thing is so embarrassing
Speaker 2: to the Olympics. Yeah, are they humiliated by this?
Speaker 3: You have to be.
Speaker 2: This is insane that Simon Biles and that to be
Speaker 2: in the.
Speaker 3: Same also, like there's only most most people are talking about.
Speaker 3: More people are talking about ray Gun now than almost
Speaker 3: anything else.
Speaker 2: Without question, she has, she has, She has taken the
Speaker 2: gold in terms of media spotlight coverage of these Olympic
Speaker 2: She won the gold.
Speaker 5: She did.
Speaker 3: Turkish shooter beat Turkish shooter, she.
Speaker 2: Beat the in you know the girthy pole vaulter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, that was.
Speaker 2: That incredible moment. That's insane. I don't understand how you
Speaker 2: would let your penis be that willy nilly, if that
Speaker 2: could possibly ever interfere, Like it's obviously such an impediment
Speaker 2: to like hitting the pole, Like why why that there
Speaker 2: wouldn't be like a cup or something for that, Like
Speaker 2: how do you that seems really.
Speaker 3: It's happened before. This isn't the first time it's happened.
Speaker 5: Doesn't doesn't all of this stuff, Nikki make you like
Speaker 5: the Olympics, like being like the zeit guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah that it's kind of shown that it's not that
Speaker 2: cool and that it's not that prestigious son that seriously,
Speaker 2: I kind of do like that.
Speaker 5: On top of every years there are Olympic athletes who
Speaker 5: are who are competing to the peak of their athletic ability. Yes,
Speaker 5: and then you also have these little side stories which
Speaker 5: are fun and funny.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: I love the memes that come out of the Olympics.
Speaker 5: I am.
Speaker 2: I am all about it, and I think that's a
Speaker 2: really that's a fun thing that I'll look for the
Speaker 2: next time that we go into the Olympics. Is like,
Speaker 2: how many funny pictures and cool pictures and just you
Speaker 2: know that one picture of the guy surfing where he's
Speaker 2: like standing straight.
Speaker 3: Up, oh so cool, so cool.
Speaker 2: The one of the rugby the girls rugby team where
Speaker 2: she picks her lifts her up to get it. I
Speaker 2: mean there's some cool shots, obviously amazing feats of athleticism.
Speaker 2: I just I just don't care. And I don't think
Speaker 2: they care about my feats of comedy either. Like I
Speaker 2: think it's a it's okay to not care. I am
Speaker 2: starting to care about football and I'm sincerely starting to
Speaker 2: care about it, but I just don't I care about gymnastics,
Speaker 2: but I didn't watch it. I don't know what. I
Speaker 2: had a nap going on or something. I don't know
Speaker 2: what was happening with me. But and let me tell
Speaker 2: you about what I dreamed about. I was not the Olympics.
Speaker 3: No, it wasn't the Olympics.
Speaker 2: So I will say that this ties into our trip
Speaker 2: because as long as I can make some find the
Speaker 2: jokes within it. And I don't want to be like
Speaker 2: I'm such a median that like, as long as I
Speaker 2: can make it about a joke, I can get there anything.
Speaker 2: But as long as there becomes a task of writing
Speaker 2: jokes and who can write the most jokes and the
Speaker 2: fastest jokes and the best jokes the quickest about something.
Speaker 2: That's why I used to love Twitter when there was
Speaker 2: like an event we were all watching together, because it
Speaker 2: was like who's going to make the best joke about
Speaker 2: this thing? We're all going to make a joke about,
Speaker 2: but who's going to praise it the best. It was
Speaker 2: like a competition.
Speaker 3: It's and it's always Zach Borenstein, almost.
Speaker 2: Always that guy nails it so well. But we were
Speaker 2: doing that. That's what we did, and that's what I did.
Speaker 2: The fish show. As soon as I came up with
Speaker 2: that fun fish game of just like making breaking news
Speaker 2: stories about all the fish attendees, it became fun for
Speaker 2: me in a new way. And then we I have
Speaker 2: museum fatigue that I get all they have.
Speaker 3: We even finished, like the Taylor Swift stuff, because we
Speaker 3: also need to get to kind of the magical moments. Yes,
Speaker 3: that came out of it. We can talk about museum fatigue.
Speaker 2: I just want I just want to say that one
Speaker 2: of the most fun things that came out of this
Speaker 2: trip was we were going to museums and I did
Speaker 2: this one time when we were in a museum in
Speaker 2: a fight. It was like twenty twenty one, and I
Speaker 2: started taking pictures of things and I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm just like not in the mood right now because
Speaker 2: we weren't talking. It was before we learned how to
Speaker 2: work through things. And I was taking pictures of you know, paintings,
Speaker 2: and then I was putting them on my Instagram story
Speaker 2: and like making memes out of them, like when you
Speaker 2: find out.
Speaker 5: Yeah her NICKI glaer Instagram stories.
Speaker 2: It's really so fun. Yeah, yeah, I think I I
Speaker 2: think I've highlighted it for a while. It was once highlighted.
Speaker 2: But anyway, thanks Brian, And so that's what I was.
Speaker 2: That's what we were doing at the museum this trip.
Speaker 2: But I can't even share any of them because they
Speaker 2: were all based on inside jokes that happened on the trip.
Speaker 2: So we would just take pictures and then Chris, Me,
Speaker 2: Matt and Lauren were all like in a in a
Speaker 2: ra almost felt competitive that we would get we would
Speaker 2: get home from a museum and then we would all
Speaker 2: we even in the cabs. Sometimes we would just sit
Speaker 2: in the lobby of the hotel on our phone silently
Speaker 2: just sending to the group chat a picture of the
Speaker 2: museum and then of caption with it and just making
Speaker 2: each other laugh, sitting in silence next to each other.
Speaker 2: And it was the most fun thing.
Speaker 3: It was the most fun thing on the trip.
Speaker 2: We're going to make like a book out of all
Speaker 2: of them, because there's literally one hundred.
Speaker 3: We I think now we're going to start a tradition
Speaker 3: of going to cities together and then we have to
Speaker 3: go to the even if it's a dumb museum.
Speaker 2: Yes, so that we can make so we can get content.
Speaker 2: Because we went to a couple museums that didn't have
Speaker 2: a lot of content. We went to like the Museum
Speaker 2: of Natural History, and that just had stuffed like you know,
Speaker 2: antelopes and zebras, and there's not a lot you can
Speaker 2: do with animals faces. They're all kind of looking the same,
Speaker 2: so it's always like a look of shock or they're
Speaker 2: all kind of just like ugh. And so we we
Speaker 2: then we went to a palace. But anyway, that just
Speaker 2: made it so much fun for me, and honestly was
Speaker 2: the highlight of my trip was sending each other meme photos.
Speaker 2: And then we also all watched a movie together. They
Speaker 2: watched it in their room, we watched it in our room,
Speaker 2: and we made jokes the entire movie like we like
Speaker 2: almost like Twitter, where we were just writing each other
Speaker 2: and we started at the same time and our goal
Speaker 2: was to collectively all just make as many inside jokes
Speaker 2: as possible. It made it so much fun. That is
Speaker 2: why I like watching things with a group. I like
Speaker 2: doing things as a group. Doing things alone sucks because
Speaker 2: you can't make inside jokes. Bottom line, back to the story,
Speaker 2: we find out Taylor Swift is canceled. I'm devastated. I'm like,
Speaker 2: I just want to go home, Like I just I
Speaker 2: don't want to fly through Zurich. I don't want to
Speaker 2: now get on a flight for eight hours and then
Speaker 2: another flight for an hour to then land, and we
Speaker 2: don't even have our fucking bags like you were to
Speaker 2: jet fuck this. Yes, even though I've been to seventeen
Speaker 2: Taylor Sposh shows, this does hurt my overall number, which
Speaker 2: was going to end up being twenty two, which is
Speaker 2: a Taylor Swift number, and it meant something to me
Speaker 2: to have twenty two. And also I just wanted to
Speaker 2: fucking see the show.
Speaker 3: Why is twenty two like a number for her?
Speaker 2: Twenty two?
Speaker 6: It feels like one of those nuts sweet ditch the
Speaker 6: whole scene.
Speaker 2: I could keep going, but it's a song called twenty two?
Speaker 2: Did you like when I sang? Most people hate it?
Speaker 2: So so. Also, dogs really respond to sounds that other
Speaker 2: that humans can't handle, so it's oh oh. So I
Speaker 2: was sad, but my sister and Matt and Chris were
Speaker 2: all like, it's gonna be okay. I wasn't like crying sad.
Speaker 2: I did hear a lot of stories about swifties, like
Speaker 2: literally hyperventilating in tears catatonic. Obviously that probably has something
Speaker 2: to do with the fact that it was maybe the
Speaker 2: only show they could go to. And yes, I've been
Speaker 2: to seventeen and so maybe I wasn't as sad because
Speaker 2: of that, but I was fucking sad because the only
Speaker 2: reason I was going there was for those shows.
Speaker 3: And she just came off like four days of hard
Speaker 3: travel in California, like you're constantly traveling.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 5: That was a lot.
Speaker 3: And we had basically a thirty hour layover in DC
Speaker 3: and it was hot out and it smelled in the
Speaker 3: restaurant and it was just all bad timing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I just finished my meal, and I'm always
Speaker 2: sad after meals because it's just I have to wait
Speaker 2: over five hours until I get to eat again, and
Speaker 2: it's just like, what the fuck am I supposed to
Speaker 2: do till done? What is this new thing you're doing?
Speaker 2: Biting my leg and digging on my thigh And so
Speaker 2: we were we were sad, But then we started walking moping.
Speaker 2: I would say I was moping.
Speaker 3: You were moping. You were like Charlie Brown.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was a little bit like I was hanging
Speaker 2: my head.
Speaker 6: It's like a rest of development. I was being a
Speaker 6: little poudy bit. That one episode yeah, and so, but
Speaker 6: I was just like, you know what I've seen. I
Speaker 6: don't get to be sad about this. I'm just gonna
Speaker 6: like suck it up.
Speaker 2: And I'm grateful that the people I'm with aren't huge
Speaker 2: swifties that I have to like deal with their feelings
Speaker 2: about it because everyone's fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And the hanging yeah yeah. And I was not on
Speaker 2: board with those things yet. I was still out. I
Speaker 2: was still out to lunch on those what is it
Speaker 2: called when you're like I was still working on it.
Speaker 2: I know there's a turn of phrase for it. But anyway,
Speaker 2: so I was still unsure about how I felt about that.
Speaker 2: But I I think I was just being a little
Speaker 2: bit like hyperbolic when I was warm to go home. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I was definitely lukewarm. I was Luke Skywalker. I don't
Speaker 2: know what that means anyway.
Speaker 6: So I am warm, cool hand Luke uh Luke Perry.
Speaker 2: Because I was dead, I felt like I didn't want
Speaker 2: to be alive anymore. And I will say this too,
Speaker 2: Please don't judge me for this. I can't help my thoughts.
Speaker 2: This is my first thought. Please do no one come
Speaker 2: at me. You cannot cancel me for this. Because I
Speaker 2: literally am just saying what I thought, and I can't
Speaker 2: help my thoughts. There is no free will. I can't
Speaker 2: choose what floats into my brain. But I did not
Speaker 2: even think about the terrorist attack at all for the
Speaker 2: first I would say, two days O day, like I
Speaker 2: just thought. I was just like, I don't get to
Speaker 2: go to a tailor shof show. There was no part
Speaker 2: of me that was like, I almost died in a
Speaker 2: terrorist attack. And then anytime someone said, but at least
Speaker 2: you're safe, and I was like, I would have died
Speaker 2: doing what I love. And that was a joke, but
Speaker 2: it was kind of it occurred to me that I
Speaker 2: only almost was in a terrorist attack.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean the fact that it didn't happen, I
Speaker 3: feel like you can joke about it, right, Yeah.
Speaker 5: There was no attack, and it's amazing. I'm glad they
Speaker 5: prevented it. You, I mean, what old Imagine you're the
Speaker 5: person with the job whatever it is, chief of police
Speaker 5: of the city that needs to say we have to
Speaker 5: cancel the Era's tour. Imagine you're in charge of that decision.
Speaker 5: A lot of people done it. They would have said,
Speaker 5: we can get it done, we can protect.
Speaker 2: Really has there been a statement from the tailor camp No,
Speaker 2: And I think there's a lot of think pieces about
Speaker 2: why she has no talked out about it. I think
Speaker 2: it's a safety issue, and there are a lot of
Speaker 2: swifties that are discussing on Reddit, like I know, she
Speaker 2: can't say anything, but I am really hurt that there
Speaker 2: hasn't been anything. But I understand why she did it,
Speaker 2: but I'm still hurt there hasn't been any kind of
Speaker 2: acknowledgment from Taylor, And it's just like.
Speaker 3: She'll explained it perfectly.
Speaker 2: She will, she's doing she always does the right thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, her team's figuring it out, probably with authorities. She
Speaker 3: probably can't say anything.
Speaker 2: I know for a fact she's fucking devastated and that
Speaker 2: and terrified and deals with so many threats against her
Speaker 2: life probably and stalker situations and just like security issues
Speaker 2: that we don't even know a fraction of. So this
Speaker 2: has probably been very traumatic for her. I'm I'm sure
Speaker 2: because of what could have happened. I mean, it was
Speaker 2: supposed to be an attack I think outside the stadium
Speaker 2: and potentially within the stadium, and.
Speaker 3: They're probably trying to figure out a way to beef
Speaker 3: up security for other shows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Wembley's going to be hard for people. Better get
Speaker 2: there early. That's the next shows, it's this weekend. But
Speaker 2: and and it's sad because there used to be such
Speaker 2: a huge crowd that would gather outside the stadium to
Speaker 2: celebrate together and all get together, and those aren't going
Speaker 2: to be happening.
Speaker 3: Books, socks, silver lining, which I thought was really cool. Yeah,
Speaker 3: were these singalongs?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we found them almost immediately when we got into town. So, like,
Speaker 2: how did you find out that we just went to
Speaker 2: like the town square where I had already seen on
Speaker 2: on uh line that people had been gathering. So there's
Speaker 2: already kind of like evidence in my feed. Brian wouldn't
Speaker 2: have seen it because he didn't even see the fucking
Speaker 2: break answer. But like for me, I'm getting like definite
Speaker 2: like news updates from Swifties and there was I saw, oh,
Speaker 2: there's a crowd gathering, and I assumed there would be.
Speaker 3: We didn't even talk about like the uh yeah, the
Speaker 3: TikTok okay.
Speaker 2: So we're at the airport at Dulas about to leave
Speaker 2: or I'm just kind of accepted it. We went shopping.
Speaker 2: I spent a bunch of money. It made well to
Speaker 2: literally I didn't need any of the things I bought.
Speaker 2: It was the first thing we did after we found
Speaker 2: out the news, and I just like, I was like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, I see why pe will spend money
Speaker 2: to like feel better. And I bought all black clothing.
Speaker 2: I will say that too. I bought three black things.
Speaker 2: I was like in morning and I'm and they're all
Speaker 2: baggy and awful. They all look like things you'd wear
Speaker 2: to a funeral. I was seriously so sad. So then
Speaker 2: we get to Dulas and we're hanging out and my
Speaker 2: sister and I were like, I think we had already
Speaker 2: made a TikTok about or a video on my Instagram
Speaker 2: story about going to a Taylor Swift show and our
Speaker 2: flight was delayed and stuff, and it had gotten a
Speaker 2: little traction. I was like, we should make another one
Speaker 2: about this, and she was like, yeah, maybe. And then
Speaker 2: we sit down and she gets out our notebook and
Speaker 2: she starts writing it and I was like kind of
Speaker 2: not in the mood to do it, and that I
Speaker 2: had said maybe we should do one hours prior and
Speaker 2: I was like, I'm not in the mood now. I
Speaker 2: just want to go get food and get ready for
Speaker 2: this flight, and she started jotting, sat down some notes,
Speaker 2: and then I was like, well, I can't just let
Speaker 2: you do this on your own, so then I started
Speaker 2: helping and then we wrote this. We took the bridge
Speaker 2: of Cruel Summer and we wrote a parody song about
Speaker 2: the tour the you know shows being canceled. And we
Speaker 2: wrote really quickly within I would say, like ten minutes,
Speaker 2: and we really like struggled over it. She was very
Speaker 2: upset because I was trying to rhyme like pants with
Speaker 2: like sense or something like, and I was like, if
Speaker 2: we just sing it in a way, it can rhyme,
Speaker 2: and she was like, no, it has to rhyme exactly.
Speaker 2: So she was really adamant about that. We kind of
Speaker 2: got into it, we settled on this final thing, and
Speaker 2: then we kind of forgot about it, and I go,
Speaker 2: we're about to board our plane, and I'm like, Lauren,
Speaker 2: we have to record this now because it's about being
Speaker 2: at the gate and this will not work out of
Speaker 2: context because we can change that line and do it
Speaker 2: later on the plane or something. But it really helps
Speaker 2: if we're there at the gate. So we're boarding the plane,
Speaker 2: we get out of line, we leave our bags with
Speaker 2: Chris and Matt and we go, we're just going to
Speaker 2: go record this and sit down in the chairs at
Speaker 2: the gate. So our plane is boarding, we're recording this
Speaker 2: and it's really hard to do because she is the
Speaker 2: lyrics up, but they're hard to memorize, and we're taking
Speaker 2: each line by each line, and it's we're fucking it
Speaker 2: up over and over, like we can't get through it.
Speaker 2: We probably did like ten takes, and at this point
Speaker 2: Chris and Matt. Matt are at the front of the
Speaker 2: line and I'm like, we got to give up, like
Speaker 2: we'll just rewrite it and we'll write it for the plane,
Speaker 2: and she's like, no, let's just do one more. So
Speaker 2: we do one more. We fucking nail it, and then
Speaker 2: we instantly run over to Chris and Matt, who are
Speaker 2: being like kind of detained at the front of the line.
Speaker 2: They're trying to board, and there's there's a snaffoo. Something
Speaker 2: has gone asunder, Wow, thank you, I got a word
Speaker 2: a day calendar three days ago and those are two
Speaker 2: of the words, and so then that's not true, and
Speaker 2: so we go what's going on? And I'm like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, another fucking issue, Like they're not allowed to board.
Speaker 2: There's an issue, your seats have been reassigned. What And
Speaker 2: we get on and the seats are now in the
Speaker 2: seventh row and we're all four in the seventh row
Speaker 2: and we go, what's going on here? We get on
Speaker 2: the plane and what do we have?
Speaker 3: Like the best business class seats you could possibly.
Speaker 2: Imagine, possibly imagine we had an upgrade. I have no
Speaker 2: status with United, I have no status with Austrian Air
Speaker 2: I have I have a little bit of status with United.
Speaker 2: I mean I am on like the bottom. There's there's
Speaker 2: I don't know how this it was like a miracle.
Speaker 2: We I don't We still to this day don't know
Speaker 2: what happened. But we got to lay down and have
Speaker 2: meal service and hot towels and tea and breakfast.
Speaker 3: NICKI experienced almost none of it because she was so
Speaker 3: sleep for probably seven of the eight out.
Speaker 2: But that is the reason you love those seats, is
Speaker 2: because you can sleep horizontally the whole time and get
Speaker 2: a full night's sleep. So we board it at eight
Speaker 2: forty five. I was asleep by nine forty five, and
Speaker 2: then we land in Zurich and my sister and I
Speaker 2: have got a six and a half hours of sleep.
Speaker 3: Wow, and Matt and when you land we find out
Speaker 3: that video has three million views.
Speaker 2: Yeah, insane and to this day right now, and I
Speaker 2: think it's at five point eight. It was it last night.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it's at six by now, aren't you on TikTok?
Speaker 2: And then yeah, didn't someone.
Speaker 3: They played it on like entertainment tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Nicki Glazer and her sister Lauren stuck at the gate said.
Speaker 2: Lauren Blazer on the Chiron and she was like, that's
Speaker 2: not my name, but that's fine, but she we and
Speaker 2: then we started getting recognized around Vienna for the TikTok
Speaker 2: because I got the thing is, most of those millions
Speaker 2: of views, if you are a Swiftie that is in Vienna,
Speaker 2: someone has sent you that TikTok someone you love that
Speaker 2: back home, someone's like, you got to see this because
Speaker 2: this represents your experience. And every single Swiftye that was
Speaker 2: going to Vienna had that moment of finding out someone
Speaker 2: texted them or they saw on their feed that was canceled.
Speaker 2: I I I. That's what was my question of everyone
Speaker 2: I met was like, where were you when you found out?
Speaker 2: Like what happened? Princess Diana really, it really was a moment,
Speaker 2: and literally everyone I talked to was like, I cried
Speaker 2: a lot. And then we met a therapist while we
Speaker 2: were in Vienna that is a local Vienna therapist and
Speaker 2: so she was dealing with clients who live in Vienna
Speaker 2: and she was like, Nikki, I think I want to
Speaker 2: write I'm not doing a good Vannies or accent, but
Speaker 2: she was like Austrian accent. But she was like, I
Speaker 2: want to write a dissertation on.
Speaker 3: I want dissertation.
Speaker 2: She's like on the phenomenon of Swifties because I had
Speaker 2: four adult women sobbing in my practice on Thursday because
Speaker 2: of the news, sobbing, losing their minds, Like and I
Speaker 2: understand that, And I go, do you hear about Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift a lot? Just not even from those four women,
Speaker 2: but like in general, she was like all the time,
Speaker 2: all of the time, it is something.
Speaker 5: That it's a mass psycho pacularly.
Speaker 2: And I said, it's it is emotions, like people going
Speaker 2: to therapy or trying to work through emotions, and they're
Speaker 2: usually girls who are blocked from their emotions. And as
Speaker 2: a girl who's blocked from my emotions, Miss Taylor Swift
Speaker 2: helps me access them, and that is what I attribute
Speaker 2: me loving Taylor Swift so much to.
Speaker 3: If you can get a PhD in break dancing, you
Speaker 3: will eventually be able to get a PhD in Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2: I would probably take those courses. In fact, I'm actually
Speaker 2: teach the course. I'm actually going to be teaching a
Speaker 2: course I'm doing for the University of I think Alabama.
Speaker 2: Someone asked me they're doing a course on Taylor Swift
Speaker 2: and they want me to.
Speaker 3: Do a guest No, I guess lecture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess lecture. So I'm doing one coming up.
Speaker 2: I think in October. I'm zooming in to a class.
Speaker 5: So that's amazing. Alabama you can take a class on
Speaker 5: Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2: I think it's Alabama. I might be wrong.
Speaker 5: What's the purpose of those class? What's the major that
Speaker 5: you're in? I mean.
Speaker 2: It is, let me pull it up. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: I type it in Taylor Swift on my thing and
Speaker 2: it's like there.
Speaker 5: Must be some academic connection to Taylor Swift. I guess
Speaker 5: you could take just like like Ali took a class.
Speaker 5: I'm like, I don't know the Beatles, I think in college.
Speaker 5: But doesn't that just seem like, if I was a parent,
Speaker 5: I'd be like, why am I paying?
Speaker 2: No? Because it's if you are involved in a analysis
Speaker 2: of poetry and stuff like it's she's a poet. University
Speaker 2: of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 2: I'm writing to start a convo between you, me, and
Speaker 2: the fabulous Taylor Swift class professor herself, Darcy Morris. It is, Uh,
Speaker 2: let's say what it is. I'm not sure how much
Speaker 2: she told you about the class. It is called Gender
Speaker 2: Culture and Media Taylor's version, and we will be examining
Speaker 2: her from every possible angle. In our semester long study
Speaker 2: of Taylor Swift, we will explore fan culture, celebrity culture, girlhood,
Speaker 2: music industry ethics, marketing and promotional strategies, and social media theory,
Speaker 2: along with race, sexuality, and feminism. My most important classes
Speaker 2: in college were about media and talking about sitcoms.
Speaker 3: Honestly, there was because that's the things that you were
Speaker 3: interested in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I learned so much that that helped me. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean it. I don't think there's any kind of
Speaker 2: college course you can roll your eyes at if it
Speaker 2: really does cater to what you're into and what your
Speaker 2: parents are paying for.
Speaker 5: Well, it should be preparing you for it has happened
Speaker 5: to prepare you for your career. Whereas you know, if
Speaker 5: there's a connection between this Taylor Swift class and what
Speaker 5: these people will ultimately be doing as to make money,
Speaker 5: then then I said, there's seems like it's covering a
Speaker 5: wide breadth of topics, which is probably why they got
Speaker 5: it approved by the by whoever approoves classes.
Speaker 2: Yes, but I think it's just it teaches. Obviously you'll
Speaker 2: be writing papers and analyzing things like no matter what
Speaker 2: you're analyzing, writing papers and having to find some meaning
Speaker 2: in something that might not be on the surface, there
Speaker 2: is valuable and right and consider yeah, just studying art
Speaker 2: of any kind?
Speaker 5: Why is Taylor Swift? So I mean like I'm coming
Speaker 5: around because like why is Taylor Swift not as legitimate
Speaker 5: as like the Peloponnesian War, or like you read a
Speaker 5: Shakespearean sonic, Like why is Shakespeare elevated? Because it's old.
Speaker 2: Dude, right exactly, That's what I'm saying. That's why people
Speaker 2: talk about like the Beatles or Bob Dylan or you know,
Speaker 2: I studied. I took a jazz course that was so interesting,
Speaker 2: But it's like, what is the difference they were.
Speaker 3: What was like the syllabus like for the jazz thing.
Speaker 2: It was all over the place.
Speaker 3: Yea, it was more like the stuff you didn't.
Speaker 2: Learn one to five. But A B it was crazy,
Speaker 2: Yeah it was. It was Yeah, it was the chapters
Speaker 2: we weren't reading. It was really no. We literally we
Speaker 2: watched the ken Burn series Jazz every class.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: It was once a week and it was a three
Speaker 2: hour long class and you just watched the movie and
Speaker 2: you write a paper on it at the end of
Speaker 2: the year.
Speaker 5: A great way to spend the money is to But
Speaker 5: you know, it was.
Speaker 2: Great because it taught me how to analyze art and literature,
Speaker 2: and literature because I had to read. I had to
Speaker 2: read books about jazz as well. But it and it
Speaker 2: forced me documentary you'd never want to.
Speaker 3: Watch, saying that you're just watching a movie. But I
Speaker 3: think we have to go soon. But I want well, no,
Speaker 3: I want to hear more about the the sing along stuff.
Speaker 5: What did you what?
Speaker 3: What did you feel about that stuff?
Speaker 2: Honestly?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, Okay, so.
Speaker 3: I thought it was amazing.
Speaker 2: Okay, this was left down.
Speaker 3: For other people that we're expecting a Taylor Swift show.
Speaker 2: I have some notes.
Speaker 3: Oh no, don't do this, don't do this, just talk
Speaker 3: about the good things about it.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm a comedian, Chris, and I gotta make some stuff.
Speaker 2: And by the way, no, there's nothing more I love
Speaker 2: than getting together with Swifties. I've already said it, like
Speaker 2: when Aristour ends, I'm going to travel to towns where
Speaker 2: they are going to be Taylor swift singalongs, just to
Speaker 2: go dress up and sing with other Swifties. I love
Speaker 2: it so much. What I love about it, though, is organization.
Speaker 2: And that's what we were lacking in Vienna because it
Speaker 2: was a last minute thing. But the speaker systems weren't
Speaker 2: good enough right for all the single And I know
Speaker 2: I'm being negative and you're gonna you are wanting me
Speaker 2: to be positive. What I did love was everyone was
Speaker 2: dressing up for three days in a row, dude, three
Speaker 2: days in a row. People were dressing up, coming together
Speaker 2: in thousands at not only the town square in Zurich
Speaker 2: where the cathedral was sorry yeah, in Vienna, but also
Speaker 2: the Cornelia Street. That was cool because there's a song
Speaker 2: called Cornelia Street, and there's a street called Cornelia Street
Speaker 2: in Vienna. It's called like Cornelia Gas which is Cornelia
Speaker 2: Road or something whatever it was. And but it's this beautiful, little,
Speaker 2: tucked away kind of street where throngs of Swifties are there.
Speaker 2: We went on Saturday night. This has been going on
Speaker 2: for three nights. That was the final night of it.
Speaker 2: There were thousands of Swifties and all singing her songs
Speaker 2: and people blasting your music out of the window, just
Speaker 2: like people who lived in these flats. I'm calling them
Speaker 2: flats Oise so Europe.
Speaker 5: I took a lift, they took the.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say that they hold these speakers up
Speaker 2: in a lift and yeah yeah, and and how many
Speaker 2: pounds they spent on these speakers.
Speaker 5: I don't even know.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, no wait, that's euros. Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 5: And they probably weighed.
Speaker 4: A long.
Speaker 2: Ye oh yeah, oh god. And I mean there was
Speaker 2: just but there was.
Speaker 3: I thought it was pretty you know, obviously I'm pretty
Speaker 3: far removed from the whole like swift universe, but the
Speaker 3: fact that everybody banded together and was out there singing
Speaker 3: the songs.
Speaker 2: It was the first time I had really smiled since
Speaker 2: finding out about the news. When we walked in that
Speaker 2: square and suddenly we got out, I was so ready
Speaker 2: to go back to the hotel. I was jet lagged,
Speaker 2: but Lauren and Matt and Chris were all like, we're
Speaker 2: pretty feeling good. Let's like keep walking. I'd also like, really,
Speaker 2: my feet were like swollen.
Speaker 7: From the way we talked about the benches. Oh my god,
Speaker 7: did you have another podcast this week? Yeah, okay, we
Speaker 7: can talk about tomorrow. But yeah, my feet were just
Speaker 7: like not feeling good. And so I was just like
Speaker 7: ready to go home. And I was so sad, like
Speaker 7: when I get tired, I get really depressed. And I
Speaker 7: was just like, I don't even want to be here.
Speaker 7: And then we walked in that square and I was
Speaker 7: just like, oh my god.
Speaker 2: My people. And then we started singing Lover and they
Speaker 2: were singing the songs all in the order of Era's
Speaker 2: tour and I and then I said to Chris and
Speaker 2: Lauren and Matt, I was like, you can just leave
Speaker 2: me here, because I knew that it wasn't something you
Speaker 2: would want to stay for a really long time. So
Speaker 2: they left me for about You guys stayed for probably
Speaker 2: three songs and you left, and I stayed for another
Speaker 2: five to ten songs, and then I had to eventually
Speaker 2: go because there was just too much. There was a
Speaker 2: speaker in the front, and I wasn't close up to
Speaker 2: the front because I didn't want to push my way
Speaker 2: through just to be like I want a thing, you know, like,
Speaker 2: but people in the back weren't singing as much, but
Speaker 2: there was, so the speaker was in the front, and
Speaker 2: so everyone was singing with the speaker. But if you
Speaker 2: were just left to your own devices singing a Taylor
Speaker 2: Show song and you can't really hear the speaker, you
Speaker 2: will sing way faster than is natural. Everyone does it
Speaker 2: when I perform alone, I've always performed faster. It just
Speaker 2: you speed it up. So in the back we were
Speaker 2: singing faster than the people in the front, and it
Speaker 2: was fucking with my life, like I couldn't handle it.
Speaker 2: And I was trying to get people on board, like
Speaker 2: I was trying to clap along with the one in
Speaker 2: the front so people could maybe like get on board,
Speaker 2: and it was just causing too much chaos in my
Speaker 2: brain to be And also I wasn't with the group
Speaker 2: who was singing first, so I was late to everything.
Speaker 2: I just couldn't handle it, and so I had to
Speaker 2: go to Tzara and escape. But that was the only
Speaker 2: thing I was like, I wish the speaker system would
Speaker 2: have been better, and I wish so many people wouldn't
Speaker 2: have just been there spectating, and that if you would
Speaker 2: have been there, you would sing, because if everyone sang,
Speaker 2: we would all be on the same thing. But there
Speaker 2: are too many people just like that who were just
Speaker 2: like kind of judging, and I didn't love that. But
Speaker 2: I loved how many friendship bracelets were being exchanged, how
Speaker 2: many just like looks of like I get a girl
Speaker 2: that we all gave each other. But everyone really seemed
Speaker 2: in great spirits. It didn't seem like this like.
Speaker 3: I thought it was. I thought it was magical. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you were people on balconies, you know people. There was
Speaker 3: a there's a family that was getting water for people
Speaker 3: because obviously on this street there was no shops or
Speaker 3: anything around the shops. Uh, so like everybody like banding together.
Speaker 3: I think it was awesome. It's like, I just love
Speaker 3: swifties so much.
Speaker 2: And I love being one and they're so cute and
Speaker 2: it was. It was truly and Lorna and I were
Speaker 2: getting like recognized a little bit because of our swifty video.
Speaker 2: Like that felt good that people were nice to you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it wasn't like a ton of people and I was
Speaker 2: I almost didn't want to be recognized because I just
Speaker 2: there's a video that someone took of me getting recogniz
Speaker 2: in having a picture taken with and I noticed in
Speaker 2: the video I had to cut it because it looks
Speaker 2: like I'm being almost rude because as soon as we
Speaker 2: took the picture, I just like slinked away because I didn't.
Speaker 2: I just never want to make Taylor Swift things about me,
Speaker 2: even though that seems ironic because I talk about her
Speaker 2: all the time, but I just felt like this isn't
Speaker 2: my thing to be, Like, I just want to like
Speaker 2: blend in and I kind of just want to be
Speaker 2: I want people to go, Wow, this girl's really into it,
Speaker 2: not this girl wants attention for like.
Speaker 3: I like it because you are in your own world
Speaker 3: in these things, Like it doesn't seem like you're worried
Speaker 3: about any of the things around you that you're just
Speaker 3: fully engage in immerse. That's what I like it for you.
Speaker 2: I really do. I disappear from every worry I have
Speaker 2: in my life. I am not.
Speaker 3: So you're basically sober about and this is something that
Speaker 3: is like a full escape.
Speaker 2: It's a full escape. It is. It does.
Speaker 3: You don't want to be self conscious, you don't want
Speaker 3: to have eyes on you for it, because you just
Speaker 3: want to blend in and.
Speaker 2: Be your The last thing I would want to do
Speaker 2: is like take away from any one's joy around me.
Speaker 2: So it's just literally for me, it feels amazing, and
Speaker 2: it was, it was awesome, and I just I want
Speaker 2: to really just reiterate to any Swifties out there, find
Speaker 2: a sing along to go to. I know that you're like,
Speaker 2: maybe I don't. I don't have anyone to go with me,
Speaker 2: go alone. No one will care dress up, you can't
Speaker 2: afford eras tickets. If you're not gonna be able to go,
Speaker 2: you are not going to miss that much. If you
Speaker 2: just go to a sing along. It literally feels the
Speaker 2: same to me. That is no shade to tailor. She
Speaker 2: puts on an amazing show, but if you want a
Speaker 2: big fraction of that experience, it is just being around
Speaker 2: people singing her music together. Because you get that, you
Speaker 2: get filled up in that way going to these So
Speaker 2: I really I know it sucks if you don't get
Speaker 2: to go see her. And I meet so many Swifties
Speaker 2: and I go when are you going to eras? And
Speaker 2: they're like never, And I'm like, I'm sorry, but I'm
Speaker 2: not sorry because you have an opportunity. Tickets are sometimes
Speaker 2: fifteen bucks to go to these nights and you gotta
Speaker 2: go do them. You gotta youah the singalongs, But yeah,
Speaker 2: I was. It was awesome. It was a legendary trip.
Speaker 2: More stories to come from it, I'm sure tomorrow on
Speaker 2: the podcast. Thank you guys for listening. We gotta go, Brian.
Speaker 2: I also want to hear about what's going on with
Speaker 2: your TV making experience.
Speaker 5: Yes, one thing, Brian, there is a new chocolate bar.
Speaker 5: There is chocolate bar. I forgot about. Mister Beasts came
Speaker 5: out with a whole line of mister Beasts chocolate. Yeah, okay, yes, beastables.
Speaker 3: Okay, beastables. And if they say on the package the
Speaker 3: best chocolate in.
Speaker 2: The world, does it really?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: He is being canceled right now and people are trying
Speaker 2: to cancel.
Speaker 5: Why, oh my god, we have to go.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I thought he was a legitimately good dude.
Speaker 5: What happened, dude?
Speaker 2: I'll just google it.
Speaker 3: Next time.
Speaker 2: On Yeah, next time podcast, we take down mister Beasts.
Speaker 2: Just kidding. We wouldn't touch it, but I am. I
Speaker 2: do know. I've noticed. I watched a video the other
Speaker 2: night of someone who worked for him talking about how
Speaker 2: it wasn't a great experience. Uh huh, listen, anyone who
Speaker 2: is that successful.
Speaker 5: That's happened many times.
Speaker 2: About it in ethical way, right, But.
Speaker 5: That's happened many There have been many videos about mister Beef.
Speaker 5: I have a beach mister Beeth and he's weathered them
Speaker 5: all with explanations.
Speaker 2: He'll be fine. I'm not worried about mister.
Speaker 5: There's gonna be a video. If that video is legit,
Speaker 5: they'll be I'm not worried about it. It's gonna be
Speaker 5: a video.
Speaker 3: I'm not worried about any of this.
Speaker 5: There's gonna be a video in another month where they
Speaker 5: make amends and he goes. Actually, mister Beast is pretty cool.
Speaker 5: He reached out to.
Speaker 2: Me, so it's gonna be fine. Try the Mister Beasts
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