Speaker 1: From Hollywood to your Air on Air with a Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 2: All right, good morning guys. It was a very quiet
Speaker 2: group text night last night.
Speaker 3: It's anything from you, Tanya. You were hands off? Was
Speaker 3: your device dead?
Speaker 4: Nope?
Speaker 5: I was hands off. I'm trying to respect boundaries. Okay,
Speaker 5: for the night.
Speaker 3: We appreciate it. I mean, you know, after that respect
Speaker 3: last night, go for it this weekend.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, all right, I love that. I love a
Speaker 4: free reign.
Speaker 3: You and your boyfriend are on a health kick.
Speaker 4: Huh, we are on a healthcake, Yes, very much.
Speaker 1: So these are pretty healthy though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 5: But I feel like after I reverse my hashimotos, I
Speaker 5: have this like new It gave me this like mojo back,
Speaker 5: you know, like I feel very empowered.
Speaker 4: And so I've been really like at it.
Speaker 5: I've been going to the gym, I've been working out
Speaker 5: every day. Robbie's doing intermittent fasting. You know, we have
Speaker 5: like a whole thing going on.
Speaker 3: I'm a fan, by the way.
Speaker 2: Just you say that, because I remember when you and
Speaker 2: Robbie told me that you were reverse your hashimonos.
Speaker 3: You did it naturally, You did it just by re
Speaker 3: engineering the food that you put into your body and
Speaker 3: it took how long?
Speaker 4: Nine months?
Speaker 2: It's amazing, Yeah, amazing, Yeah, discipline, but also just I
Speaker 2: know that we talked about it when we had our
Speaker 2: Italian lunch. Disney was busy that day, was my daughter,
Speaker 2: and it was also a very last minute decision. But
Speaker 2: you were talking about how you know, you didn't listen
Speaker 2: to every doctor and what they told you. You listened
Speaker 2: to some people and say, you know, I'm going to
Speaker 2: try and beat this by just what fuel I put
Speaker 2: into my body. And in a funny way, I told
Speaker 2: you my knee got better because I didn't I was
Speaker 2: going to get something done to my knee. But then
Speaker 2: I just changed a little bit of my exercise routine
Speaker 2: and I started to work on it, actually trying to
Speaker 2: put a muscle on my leg, and it fixed my
Speaker 2: knee problem at least.
Speaker 5: It's so wild because I think, you know, the quick
Speaker 5: fix is always there, and obviously it's not the case
Speaker 5: for everybody, but I just had this like gut feeling.
Speaker 5: I was like, I think I can. I'm going to
Speaker 5: try and do this naturally by like the stuff I've
Speaker 5: put in my body and how I treat my body,
Speaker 5: and like I really, really went all in.
Speaker 1: Sometimes a natural way is the way to go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm reading Sicin's mind because my mind is being
Speaker 2: read by me too. Does it ever mean that you're
Speaker 2: going to come back to coffee ever?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: So now, because I took everything to the extreme, like
Speaker 5: anything that was inflammatory, like anything that was remotely toxic.
Speaker 4: It was not like, we don't have a SI.
Speaker 1: In coffee anti inflammatory.
Speaker 4: No, it's inflammatory, she says.
Speaker 5: So, I don't think you because they told me to
Speaker 5: take coffee.
Speaker 3: About my coffee?
Speaker 2: She search coffee anti inflammatory or coffee inflammatory real ques.
Speaker 5: Something about maybe caffeine not necessarily coffee caffeine.
Speaker 3: I need it because it flushes me out before you.
Speaker 1: Coffee contains active compounds of with antioxidants and anti inflammatory
Speaker 1: proprietory properties properties. Thank you.
Speaker 3: I may reduce low great inflammation, protected against certain disease.
Speaker 3: I mean, I only read articles and listen to people
Speaker 3: that tell me it's good for me. Those are the
Speaker 3: only people I listened to.
Speaker 5: It's bad for you again, And this was specific for
Speaker 5: something that I was like dealing with for myself.
Speaker 2: I know, speaking of coffee, though, I come in to
Speaker 2: tell you guys, I have a huge morning hack, right, Now,
Speaker 2: if you're a coffee lover and you drink coffee on
Speaker 2: the weekend, and you like to go.
Speaker 5: Outside, and you'd like to go outside, who doesn't like
Speaker 5: to go outside?
Speaker 2: So I like to make my coffee on the weekend
Speaker 2: and take my time if I can take my time
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 3: Yes, So for years, for a lifetime, I've been making
Speaker 3: my weekend coffee and then going outside to sit and
Speaker 3: listen to sounds or just be out in the fresh air.
Speaker 1: The parents, the parents, the las.
Speaker 3: Not a new team that they're here. And it done
Speaker 3: on me. You know what.
Speaker 2: Every time I'd finish my cop or it would get cold,
Speaker 2: I'd walk back into the kitchen to the coffee maker
Speaker 2: and I'd pour more coffee and walk back outside.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what it done on me? I got
Speaker 3: a portable thermos coffee pot that they sit next to
Speaker 3: me on my chair outside to get up and go
Speaker 3: refresh at the coffee machine. How did that never dawn
Speaker 3: on me?
Speaker 1: No, a little walking is not gonna hurt you.
Speaker 3: You know, but it's a kind of a game changer.
Speaker 4: And also, cups are you having?
Speaker 3: I like to have.
Speaker 2: Just enough, just like I have as many cups as
Speaker 2: I can handle before I start feeling sick.
Speaker 1: Wow, what a life you love that you can just
Speaker 1: like relax with a cup of coffee, Like I don't
Speaker 1: relax on the weekends anymore.
Speaker 3: Well, look, everyone makes choices. Everyone makes choices.
Speaker 1: I don't act like you're with him, Tanya. You want
Speaker 1: all of this life, and.
Speaker 5: I mean there's some weekends where I don't chill and
Speaker 5: relax when I have kids, So like, I get it.
Speaker 4: I have a taste of it too.
Speaker 3: Oh you know, there is going to be a gold
Speaker 3: Star award given to somebody here this morning. I've just
Speaker 3: I just figured this out. It's a name, you, it's
Speaker 3: a name.
Speaker 2: It's a name that you know right maybe looking at
Speaker 2: him right now, But someone's going to a gold Star.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 3: Don't say it pleaseas in him. M hmm.
Speaker 2: Well someone's getting a gold Star. And I'll tell you
Speaker 2: about that in a second. Taylor Swift tickets every single hour.
Speaker 2: That brings me to the gold Star presentation.
Speaker 1: Oh, pres.
Speaker 3: Music, do we have any I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm so excited for this.
Speaker 3: See what we've got here.
Speaker 1: What an honor to be here present for the inaugural.
Speaker 2: The inaugural Gold star ceremony. Wow, just notice something, isn't
Speaker 2: it for the techies out there?
Speaker 3: Oh, I just know something that you know.
Speaker 2: We have an over abundance of phone calls coming in
Speaker 2: on a regular basis, and a rush of calls coming
Speaker 2: at the top of every hour for these Taylor Swift tickets,
Speaker 2: so much so circuit boards are being pushed to their limits.
Speaker 2: That's right, tubs, Yes, sir, congratulations, gold star going to you.
Speaker 2: Because I've not seen any crashes of the phone software system.
Speaker 2: And I remember in years past we've had some difficulties
Speaker 2: when major things would happen around the world.
Speaker 3: I'll never forget y two K.
Speaker 1: Wow, I remember when I was.
Speaker 3: Very concerned for you and us, durn it turned out nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and our choker necklaces, that's what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the phones have been absolutely perfect in delivering
Speaker 2: all of the volume of calls.
Speaker 3: It really have.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm very honored. Wow, speed speak.
Speaker 3: Is there a speech? Is there a reason you want
Speaker 3: to thank any software or any iOS?
Speaker 6: I would just like to thank the Academy of I.
Speaker 3: X screen, broad scram bell systems. Oh those tell us.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I'd like to think Easton he helps me
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 2: What about screen from Broadcast Bionics're not gonna give them
Speaker 2: a shout out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we gave them a shout X screen from
Speaker 1: Broadcast Bionics.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Good job that screen from Broadcast Bionics.
Speaker 3: I'm just reading the computer in there. Well, good job,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. We have those rushes coming. He's
Speaker 3: a team player, takes a villa.
Speaker 2: Uh and if Easton were here, he would have gotten
Speaker 2: a gold star too, But it's not Easton.
Speaker 3: Are you here? So tell you hold on?
Speaker 2: She has life changing behavior for us. Now, life change behavior.
Speaker 2: This could change my life. She said to me, said
Speaker 2: to me that I.
Speaker 5: Think it's going to change your life because I I
Speaker 5: don't sleep with you, but because we work on this
Speaker 5: show and we know each other sleep so intimately that
Speaker 5: I feel like this is going to help you. Okay,
Speaker 5: So we just started doing this thing called time stamping.
Speaker 3: Hold on, because we know our sleep so intimately. What's
Speaker 3: happening with mine.
Speaker 1: I mean we know that like you get up to
Speaker 1: pee like three times the night.
Speaker 5: And you look at your phone, you look at the
Speaker 5: two at the times and you count the hours.
Speaker 4: I know you like the back of my hand. This
Speaker 4: is going to change lines.
Speaker 3: Are on the back of your hand. What how many
Speaker 3: lines are on the back of your hand.
Speaker 4: Quite a lot, honestly, But you're supposed to not look
Speaker 4: because you.
Speaker 3: Knew him at the back of your hand.
Speaker 4: Just an expression.
Speaker 1: That's like a wives tale, an old.
Speaker 4: An old wives tale.
Speaker 5: Okay, so uh, Basically, what you do is at the
Speaker 5: end of the night, when you go into your bedroom,
Speaker 5: you completely unplugged. You don't look at you don't even
Speaker 5: know what time it is. You don't look at the time.
Speaker 5: You turn down all the clocks in your room. You
Speaker 5: put your phone down like you already set your alarm
Speaker 5: for the morning, and you put your phone down and
Speaker 5: you just stay in bad. You can watch TV, you
Speaker 5: can do whatever. You don't know what time you fell sleep,
Speaker 5: and from that point on, you never, ever, ever, if
Speaker 5: you have to get up to go to the bathroom,
Speaker 5: you never look at your phone. You never look at
Speaker 5: a clock. You don't know what time it is. You're
Speaker 5: not time stamping, because that is what ruins your sleep,
Speaker 5: is when you wake up and you say.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's one turned down the meditation music. It's a
Speaker 3: little cloud for meditation music.
Speaker 2: So that's so you're saying, so then, but the thing
Speaker 2: is do you not lay in bed trying to figure
Speaker 2: out how far into your sleep you are?
Speaker 4: Nothing? Once you get in your room, I might.
Speaker 3: Get anxiety not knowing how much more have got left.
Speaker 4: I like to do that too.
Speaker 5: I like to know I get eight hours of sleep,
Speaker 5: like I count it out and I'm like, Okay, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna go to bed now and I'm gonna wake up
Speaker 5: here and it's gonna be eight hours. No out the window.
Speaker 5: You just sleep and you get up with your alarm.
Speaker 5: Never look at the time. It'll change your sleep.
Speaker 3: So do you feel any sort of anxiousness not knowing?
Speaker 3: I did?
Speaker 5: I did for the first couple of nights, and now
Speaker 5: it's just like second nature.
Speaker 3: And when your alarm does go off after not knowing
Speaker 3: where you are, are you shocked by it? No?
Speaker 4: And here's the crazy thing.
Speaker 5: I always wake up before my alarm, but like five
Speaker 5: minutes before my alarm, six minutes before.
Speaker 1: My like naturally, don't you want to wake up like
Speaker 1: this every morning?
Speaker 3: Ryan? It's like wanting to look in a mirror looking
Speaker 3: at me.
Speaker 1: Here's the crazy part.
Speaker 3: So sleepy Spepy, It's very exciting, and I think you
Speaker 3: should try it. I'm down so where are your phones?
Speaker 5: They're just face down, their face down, and we put
Speaker 5: them away and and again. Like Robbie's like you. He
Speaker 5: wakes up in the middle of the night to go
Speaker 5: to the bathroom and he would check his phone, check
Speaker 5: the time. And he stopped doing it too.
Speaker 3: And it's better for him too. All Right, try this weekend,
Speaker 3: will you?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 3: I will, and I'll text you.
Speaker 4: Gosh, it's no text me in the morning.
Speaker 3: I'll text you in the money after I've woken up
Speaker 3: three minutes before my alarm is gonna walk correct. All right.
Speaker 2: So I was just reading that Selena gumaz over in Paris.
Speaker 2: You think that's where she was watching that soccer game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know she's been in Paris, but I don't
Speaker 5: know if that's where she was watching the soccer game.
Speaker 3: Necessarily working on music?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 3: Have you watched her food show? Watching that?
Speaker 1: Yes, you should be watching it for sure.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well tell me why I keep hearing about it.
Speaker 2: I've seen it like when I scroll through, but I
Speaker 2: feel like i'd love it.
Speaker 1: It's funny, it's genuine, it's very lighthearted. She's at home
Speaker 1: and she's just care free.
Speaker 3: Is she cooking?
Speaker 1: She's cooking with a bunch of different chefs from all
Speaker 1: over the world.
Speaker 3: I got my dream job.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's really cool.
Speaker 3: All right, listen, we got those tailor tickets.
Speaker 2: In minutes, sous Ruby's got a report on the best
Speaker 2: makeout spots in Los Ange Angels.
Speaker 3: Now, Ruby, what was your research for this?
Speaker 7: A little bit of personal research.
Speaker 3: Not that geography. So that's coming out. And then Tanya,
Speaker 3: you want to know if your best friend did a
Speaker 3: bad thing, would you completely unfriend them?
Speaker 4: Exactly? What would you do? If your best friend did
Speaker 4: a bad thing? Would you defriend them or would you.
Speaker 3: Think about the circumstances something bad to you?
Speaker 1: Scandal?
Speaker 4: No, not bad to you?
Speaker 5: Okay, this is important. If your best friend just did
Speaker 5: something bad but not to you, but just did something bad,
Speaker 5: would you defriend them or would you be there and
Speaker 5: stand by their side?
Speaker 3: Some character judgment? After seven o'clock, let's get here in
Speaker 3: the second first headlines, All.
Speaker 1: Right, well, a Los Angeles City Council committee approved a
Speaker 1: report from the Department of Transportation seeking authority to implement
Speaker 1: a fifteen mile per hour speed limit around streets near
Speaker 1: forty five schools. The move is part of an effort
Speaker 1: to enhance public safety after a string of accidents. The
Speaker 1: new Metro Regional Connector will make it easier to move
Speaker 1: between East LA Long Beach and ASUSA with less transfers,
Speaker 1: and to celebrate the opening, the Metro will be free
Speaker 1: all weekend, so Angelina Knows will be able to get
Speaker 1: free rides until three am on Monday this Juneteenth weekend.
Speaker 1: This includes Metro buses, bikes, trains, and the Metro Micro
Speaker 1: as well. And the era of La Live is coming
Speaker 1: to an end in downtown Los Angeles. Officials announced yesterday
Speaker 1: that a multi year agreement between AEG and NBC universal
Speaker 1: streaming service Peacock was reached, including naming rights to La
Speaker 1: Lives Theater and the outdoor plaza. La Live will officially
Speaker 1: bear the Peacock name on July eleventh.
Speaker 3: On air in Secrets, We've got June Gloom this morning
Speaker 3: shocker and in a minute, I have some Taylor Swift
Speaker 3: tickets for you to win. Right here.
Speaker 2: So Ruby, how did you devise this list of the
Speaker 2: top spots where people love to make out in Los Angeles?
Speaker 7: Personal research and also Yelp has a list as well.
Speaker 3: Believe it or not, what I'm just going to throw
Speaker 3: us out to the group. What qualifies She's gonna run
Speaker 3: down the most popular spots in LA to make out
Speaker 3: in at What constitutes a great makeout spot?
Speaker 7: I think it's the ambiance, right, a little bit of
Speaker 7: like a great view, and there's a few different ones
Speaker 7: with great views, but that, to me is what really
Speaker 7: makes a great makeout sash and also a little bit
Speaker 7: of privacy.
Speaker 2: So if you're going to one of these places about
Speaker 2: to tell us about, does the other person assume, Oh,
Speaker 2: they're going there to make out with me?
Speaker 7: Not necessarily, because I think you could just go there
Speaker 7: to again, just enjoy the atmosphere, the view use. So
Speaker 7: it's not like, oh, we're going here and it's makeout hill.
Speaker 7: It's not that obvious, all right.
Speaker 3: So what's on the list top makeout spots in LA?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so the top one, number one according to yelp,
Speaker 7: actually is Jerome Cy Daniel Overlook off Mulholland Drive. You
Speaker 7: could see the Hollywood Bowl downtown LA, and you can
Speaker 7: even see the ocean on a clear day, So that's
Speaker 7: definitely one that you have to check out.
Speaker 3: I know that I never knew it was called that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean either, yeahific that was the official name
Speaker 7: of it.
Speaker 3: Kay.
Speaker 7: And then if you're out in the valley, the Topanga Overlook,
Speaker 7: they have only about five parking spots, so definitely keep
Speaker 7: that in mind if you're going because it could definitely
Speaker 7: get very busy at night, So just keep that in mind.
Speaker 3: So what do you do if you're a fourth or
Speaker 3: fifth car?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Get what do you do if you're the last car
Speaker 3: to rolling?
Speaker 1: Squeeze in here?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Like a little like fish in a tin?
Speaker 7: Can you definitely like look around, like is anyone leaving
Speaker 7: any time?
Speaker 1: Ting windows?
Speaker 7: Yeah? And then I also have to mention Baldwin Hills
Speaker 7: Scenic Overlook, which is really nice, especially if you're closer
Speaker 7: to the west side. You have a view of of
Speaker 7: course the ocean, Hollywood Hills, Downtown LA. Perfect place to
Speaker 7: also get your makeout session on. But yeah, any thoughts
Speaker 7: any other spots that you guys think I'm missing?
Speaker 3: No, I mean, do you remember that story? I told
Speaker 3: you this was a long long time ago.
Speaker 2: But you remember that time that the police officer knocked
Speaker 2: on my car door because I was making out?
Speaker 3: Was somebody in a park? Yeah? Remember that? Yeah?
Speaker 2: So I was made I was on a date and
Speaker 2: I was making in a park and the officer knocks
Speaker 2: on my door and says, could you you know the
Speaker 2: park is closed or the parking lot is closed or something?
Speaker 2: And I said, okay, sorry, I'll take you home to
Speaker 2: the date. And we drive up and I said to her, Oh,
Speaker 2: by the way, why did you suggest we make out
Speaker 2: in the park.
Speaker 3: She goes, because my boyfriend's in the apartment. I said,
Speaker 3: watch what just happened to my life?
Speaker 1: To reevaluate?
Speaker 3: But said it so casually. You have a boyfriend and
Speaker 3: we're in a park because he's there where I'm dropping
Speaker 3: you off.
Speaker 1: I'm going to die this guy.
Speaker 3: I'm going to be killed.
Speaker 1: How tall is he?
Speaker 3: I have thought out so fast? You have no idea?
Speaker 7: Also, what park do we need to add it to
Speaker 7: the list?
Speaker 3: It was, uh, I do? I was in the valley.
Speaker 2: Oh, I can't remember what the park was, but it
Speaker 2: was back off of Magnolia.
Speaker 1: Oh, North Hollywood Park.
Speaker 5: You could add Signal Hill to that list too. That
Speaker 5: was like the big makeout spot when I was in
Speaker 5: high school. Like you knew you were getting like a makeoup.
Speaker 5: They took you up a signal hill.
Speaker 7: That is a good one too.
Speaker 1: Just lick your mic you get so excited.
Speaker 5: Wow, so Jeremy here, and who knows who's using this microphone?
Speaker 1: Can I have?
Speaker 3: I'm sure it's cleaned all the time, the microphone. Oh,
Speaker 3: I just felt the pain. I was. You ever eat?
Speaker 3: You're trying to eat so fast and you bite your cheek.
Speaker 3: That's the worst me. Last night, I was rushing.
Speaker 2: I was like standing at the counter trying to eat
Speaker 2: somethingause I was so hungry and I bit down too
Speaker 2: fast and I got a piece of my cheek.
Speaker 3: And we're feeling it now, Yeah, a little sore.
Speaker 1: Oh what are you eating?
Speaker 3: I was gonna say Sardine's, but I was having a
Speaker 3: queen walk.
Speaker 2: Actually, I find that I can make a lot and
Speaker 2: I I over index on parsley and celery and a
Speaker 2: little less than the king. Want to make it more,
Speaker 2: a little more, I guess healthier or a little less, Carbie.
Speaker 3: But it's I keep it. It's us forever.
Speaker 1: But that's probably why you bit your cheek, that it's
Speaker 1: so fluffy.
Speaker 2: All right, Tanya, A trending report. Now we're all right,
Speaker 2: we're fully focused on thinking this through.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So I'm gonna give you this scenario, and I
Speaker 5: just want you to decide what you would do if
Speaker 5: you were in this situation. So, for those of you
Speaker 5: that don't watch the cliff notes version, I never watched
Speaker 5: this episode of vander Pump Rules, but the scandival was
Speaker 5: so such a crazy thing that I watched all the
Speaker 5: reunions in a couple episodes of the last season. The
Speaker 5: cliff notes version is Tom Sandoval had an affair with
Speaker 5: this girl named Riquel, who was one of his girlfriend's
Speaker 5: best friends. That's the basic structure of what's going on right.
Speaker 5: The entire world hates Tom Sandoval and Raquel, the two
Speaker 5: people who had the affair.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 5: So Tom Schwartz is Tom Sandoval's best friend. They have
Speaker 5: this bar together Tom Tom. They are best friend. Two bars,
Speaker 5: two bars, And now apparently Tom Schwartz is saying that
Speaker 5: he's stepping away from Tom Sandoval permanently after the incredibly
Speaker 5: messed up affair. To me, this just proves that they
Speaker 5: were not best friends. They were just friends for the cameras.
Speaker 5: Because in my mind, if you're somebody's best friend and
Speaker 5: they do something bad, I'm not saying what they did
Speaker 5: was not bad. You extend grace and you're there for
Speaker 5: your friend through through everything.
Speaker 1: He was there for him, and he completely manipulated him.
Speaker 3: Who's he? Wait? Who who manipulated?
Speaker 1: Schwartz was there for Sandoval the entire time.
Speaker 3: They I'm out.
Speaker 1: They are completely best friends the entire thing. They're real
Speaker 1: best friends, but now they're not.
Speaker 3: But then Sandoval manipulated and maneuver.
Speaker 1: Sandoval manipulated him and maneuvered him. So this entire affair,
Speaker 1: he was telling him the whole time, you need to
Speaker 1: come clean, you need to tell something, tell them, and
Speaker 1: that he was basically keeping the secret for him and
Speaker 1: felt horrible that he was keeping the secret for him.
Speaker 1: And then after it all comes out, Sandoval is taking
Speaker 1: zero accountability for this affair. And that's why Schwartz is like,
Speaker 1: I'm done, Like there's only so much I can do now.
Speaker 1: His credibility and his care is being attacked for something
Speaker 1: that his friend did and he had and he had
Speaker 1: nothing to do with this affair.
Speaker 5: I know, but I'm just saying this were my best like,
Speaker 5: this were legitimately my best friend, and they did something bad.
Speaker 3: And after doing something bad.
Speaker 5: Spot tough time. The whole world hates you. You're probably
Speaker 5: doing stuff that's character. You don't know what's up, what's down,
Speaker 5: I'm sorry you stick by your best friend.
Speaker 1: No An, Tania, you have no idea because like you
Speaker 1: don't like he has. He's literally taking zero cannability. He's
Speaker 1: going off, he's touring, he's still doing his concerts across
Speaker 1: like America. He's literally thriving off of this affair. And
Speaker 1: all these women and fans apparently are still going and
Speaker 1: seeing his shows. And Schwartz is sitting here over here,
Speaker 1: like what what happened? Like you're not even he's not.
Speaker 1: He's taking zero cannability.
Speaker 3: It was duped, so he was trying to.
Speaker 1: Stand by it.
Speaker 4: I don't care.
Speaker 5: I think if you're if you if that's your best friend,
Speaker 5: your ride or die, you ride or die with them.
Speaker 1: But it's not your best He played him, and he's
Speaker 1: not right dining with Schwartz. He's throwing Swartz to the curb.
Speaker 2: I have to tell you something, sort of behind the
Speaker 2: scenes here. When these stories get complicated, I jot down
Speaker 2: my notes, but I use abbreviations and initials. I got
Speaker 2: screwed on this one because both were TS, so I
Speaker 2: got lost.
Speaker 1: Wait, you have to go TSTs exactly. Tom.
Speaker 3: I'm with Cisy on this one.
Speaker 1: He got duped.
Speaker 5: Man, just saying if this Rebecca, I would but if
Speaker 5: she manipulated me, even if she even if she did whatever,
Speaker 5: I would be by her side because I know, at
Speaker 5: her core, that's my best friend.
Speaker 4: I know she's a good person. I know she can.
Speaker 4: We can all do bad things.
Speaker 5: We can all do We're not perfect, we're not perfect
Speaker 5: human beings, and we all mess up and we can
Speaker 5: do bad things.
Speaker 1: But I know I I don't think so, Tanya. I
Speaker 1: think if she was doing this person and if she
Speaker 1: completely left and was just like, okay, you're here, and
Speaker 1: never anybody started hating you, Tanya, because you held this
Speaker 1: lie and now you're getting like all this hate and
Speaker 1: all this hate because of something that Becca did and
Speaker 1: theory this is obviously did not happen.
Speaker 4: No I know, but I'm telling you I would stick by.
Speaker 3: I don't think you change the temperature, man, I suggest
Speaker 3: the barbecue pulled pork tot set not very far.
Speaker 1: This is why your chances crazy.
Speaker 2: I have your chance to go eat those and go
Speaker 2: to Knoxbury Farm. We're doing that next.
Speaker 1: Hang on there with Crest.
Speaker 3: All right. I want to take this call because it
Speaker 3: looks like we need to give a little bit of
Speaker 3: advice here, Taylor Swift, tickets are coming.
Speaker 2: They are coming. I know you're asking your what and
Speaker 2: they're coming. Don't worry more, Taylor Swift all the way.
Speaker 2: Do you know, just while I'm thinking about it, next
Speaker 2: week we're doing this again every hour.
Speaker 3: In the morning and then all day I kiss.
Speaker 2: So just remember that you don't get too frust if
Speaker 2: you don't get in today.
Speaker 3: I got next week too. So Stephanie on the phone here,
Speaker 3: thank you for dyling this up. How can we help now?
Speaker 3: What I know is it says you don't want your
Speaker 3: dad to walk you down the aisle at your wedding.
Speaker 8: Whoa, yeah, Hi, ryo, Yeah, so sure, what's up? Yeah?
Speaker 8: So we were estranged from when I was really young,
Speaker 8: like stuff happened. It's a whole thing. And a few
Speaker 8: years ago he basically changed his ways and we reconciled.
Speaker 8: It was sort of really lovely. But the thing is,
Speaker 8: I still don't want him to walk me down the
Speaker 8: aisle because I still have resentment for him because of
Speaker 8: all that he did. But my two brothers think I
Speaker 8: should get over it, especially since my dad has become better.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I'm just still ensure.
Speaker 1: You got to do whatever you want to do.
Speaker 8: Thank you. Yeah, like what my heart tells me to
Speaker 8: all that corny stuff, right.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to think this through from all. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it is your father, you know, it's your dad, so
Speaker 2: I and I'm not one, So I don't know what
Speaker 2: that not being able to do it might be like
Speaker 2: regarding whatever the circumstances are. But I will say what
Speaker 2: I always say about weddings, and that is they're about you. Yes,
Speaker 2: they're not about your guests, they're not really about anybody else.
Speaker 2: They're about you and your partner, and you need to
Speaker 2: do what makes you happy on your day, celebrating this
Speaker 2: new life with your fiance and soon to be husband.
Speaker 2: I mean I could be up all night thinking about this,
Speaker 2: going back and forth, making arguments for both sides, but
Speaker 2: net net, for me, it's got to be about what
Speaker 2: you truly feel happiness in your heart, doing right.
Speaker 1: You don't want to look back and regret a decision
Speaker 1: that you were either pressured into or that you didn't
Speaker 1: really truly want deep down in your heart.
Speaker 3: Oh, you don't need a compromise on your wedding deck.
Speaker 5: No, but if you are forging a relationship with him,
Speaker 5: now and he has, you know, realized he messed up
Speaker 5: and things are on a good path.
Speaker 4: It might be something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And also this might be something in five years
Speaker 5: you when you guys are even closer and tighter, that
Speaker 5: you're so happy that you did.
Speaker 8: That's a really good point, like yeah, like, yeah, we
Speaker 8: really have been getting so much better and like he's
Speaker 8: just so radically different, and yeah, that's such a good
Speaker 8: point as a relationship.
Speaker 5: Because you're you're holding on from the pain of the
Speaker 5: past and like you're moving into your future and if
Speaker 5: he's going to be part of your future, I think
Speaker 5: you might regret not giving it a lot.
Speaker 1: Of Yeah, that's true. Who would you want to walk
Speaker 1: you down the aisle if it wasn't your dad?
Speaker 8: I have sort of like my uncle really stepped up,
Speaker 8: So I think that's also part of the issue because
Speaker 8: he was just so it's a huge part of my
Speaker 8: childhood too.
Speaker 4: Of them, Yeah, you should have both of them.
Speaker 1: It should be the two of them.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Oh that's so sweet. That would be really cool.
Speaker 5: That's likely because you're giving your uncle the respect for
Speaker 5: being there for you and stepping up, and then the
Speaker 5: door for your dad.
Speaker 3: Oh my, oh, we have worked through this therapy session.
Speaker 3: Thank you both, Systan and.
Speaker 8: Thank you guys so much. I really appreciate you.
Speaker 1: I got to recry. I'm like, I'm crying. I have
Speaker 1: the vision it is going to be beautiful.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting concept because what I was thinking was,
Speaker 2: don't do this with your father and have it distract
Speaker 2: from you being present because you're thinking about that while
Speaker 2: you're standing there, while you're walking down. Then you suggested
Speaker 2: having both of them, which to me, takes away that
Speaker 2: distraction because you got them both there, you can actually
Speaker 2: focus on being present.
Speaker 3: Actually, so many different problems.
Speaker 1: And it tells such a huge story without having to
Speaker 1: really tell a story.
Speaker 3: Only someone who's been down the aisle could have given
Speaker 3: that guidance. Or did you give it Tony?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was like, I've never been down the aisle.
Speaker 4: We both gave it the tactics.
Speaker 1: She's ready, she's ready. This is her, She's ready to
Speaker 1: go down the ASA. That's true much.
Speaker 3: It's time one of two point seven casem Every Friday,
Speaker 3: we celebrate one of our local businesses here in Southern California.
Speaker 3: This is a celebration of two cultures of food, Mexican
Speaker 3: and Italian coming together.
Speaker 2: And they're calling a mex Italian menu in not since
Speaker 2: like the cronut or chocolate peanut butter, even Excel and
Speaker 2: Mobile came together.
Speaker 3: Have you heard so much bus it then about two
Speaker 3: different worlds, So mex Italian food. I'm just thinking, I
Speaker 3: think the base, the foundation can be similar, right, there
Speaker 3: can be similar.
Speaker 2: Like I'm thinking about what's the greens, like the sauces,
Speaker 2: and like pesto and solaverda. This could be similar in
Speaker 2: a way. You mean, yeah, sure, So we're going to
Speaker 2: bring in Danielle of Amiga Amri. That's the place here,
Speaker 2: a mex Italian restaurant. Yes, it's a great story of
Speaker 2: two people actually that were working in different restaurants, two
Speaker 2: people coming together, different cultures, blending their cultures for a
Speaker 2: restaurant of their own. And Danielle duran Zeca it's with
Speaker 2: us now. Danielle, good morning, good morning, How are you
Speaker 2: super good? Thanks for coming on, Congratulations on all of
Speaker 2: the buzz about your restaurant.
Speaker 9: Thank you so much. It's definitely been a journey.
Speaker 3: So you and your husband decided to do this together, Yes,
Speaker 3: we did, and you worked in different restaurants here in.
Speaker 9: La Yes, well we originally met in New York City
Speaker 9: and he was the one that offered me my first
Speaker 9: chef position in a hundred Italian restaurant where Nona had
Speaker 9: to come from Italy and teach me how to make costsa.
Speaker 1: I love that though. That's really cool.
Speaker 9: And so when it came time to moving to La,
Speaker 9: and that's where I'm from, so it was it was
Speaker 9: me kind of finding my cuisine as a chef, like
Speaker 9: what made me different? You know. I loved making French
Speaker 9: food and that was what I was classically trained in.
Speaker 9: And I loved learning from Nona and making Italian food
Speaker 9: and that's where my passion was. But I was still
Speaker 9: having a disconnect. So it wasn't until I came to
Speaker 9: La and was back in my roots and kind of
Speaker 9: just honed in on me being Mexican and it was,
Speaker 9: you know, just like an aha moment of I learned
Speaker 9: all these recipes from my Buila and it was it
Speaker 9: was her voice inside my head when I would cook.
Speaker 9: So when it came time to okay, we want a restaurant,
Speaker 9: what does that mean to us, Mexicalian just kind of clicked.
Speaker 2: So these two families, cultures of food come together to
Speaker 2: create a unique menu called the Mexicalian menu ut Amiga Amore.
Speaker 2: Now this is on York between fifty six and fifty
Speaker 2: seventh in Highland Park. If you're listening, you want to
Speaker 2: Johnny Towns in Highland Park, but can you are? There
Speaker 2: are some of the fundamentals and the foundation of ingredients
Speaker 2: similar between the two culture's foods.
Speaker 9: One hundred percent. So once we kind of check this
Speaker 9: dive into this idea of ours five years ago, there
Speaker 9: were so many connections and through our travels to Mexico
Speaker 9: and to Italy, it was just finding more and more similarities.
Speaker 9: Like the tomato is based in both cultures, very highly cheeses.
Speaker 8: There's a cheese called you know.
Speaker 9: Ricotta, and there's one in Mexico called recaistan which are
Speaker 9: ninety per like so similar and their texture and their taste,
Speaker 9: so so many things that we were finding along the
Speaker 9: way that we're just so similar.
Speaker 3: I love it. Amiga Mora is the name of the restaurant,
Speaker 3: Amga Mora. You can look that up. Check it out.
Speaker 2: Blending those two flavors together. All hometown us are right here.
Speaker 2: Dan and our husband Alessandra have the spot and they're
Speaker 2: doing it.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Very much for coming on. Congratulations sounds amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah this MANU try it? Thank you?
Speaker 3: I will okay, Bye bye, Yavid Chili, Reano Mennicotta.
Speaker 1: I was looking at hot tea Eteoli.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, so makes sense.
Speaker 1: Of torso and clams with thick slabs of toast.
Speaker 3: That looks sounds like it's meant to be. Okay, So
Speaker 3: before we get to five these day plans for the
Speaker 3: weekend or bright there may be if just get a
Speaker 3: little bit of uz, there may be a secret that
Speaker 3: we have not really talked about here to a happy marriage.
Speaker 3: What'd you learn? So?
Speaker 1: I think we've all heard of separate bathroom, separate closets,
Speaker 1: even separate bedrooms for maybe a happy marriage, right, some
Speaker 1: people claim that that works for their relationships and whatnot.
Speaker 1: But separate apartments, I feel like that's really taking it
Speaker 1: a step further. And I don't know that it's for everyone.
Speaker 1: But this couple claims that that is their secret to
Speaker 1: their happy marriage. They got married in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: and their names are Bianca and Peter. So she is
Speaker 1: in her early forties and he's in his late fifties.
Speaker 1: And so after they tied the knot. She continued to
Speaker 1: live with her cat, and he lived with his teenage son.
Speaker 1: So actually his teenage son was allergic to cats. So
Speaker 1: I don't know if that was all that time they
Speaker 1: had to live apart, right, But teenage son moved away
Speaker 1: after the year. And even so that teenage son moved
Speaker 1: away to college, they are still continuing to live apart
Speaker 1: and are continuing to have their separate apartments. And what
Speaker 1: they do is they meet up for dinner every night
Speaker 1: at either one's apartment. They cook, they hang out, and
Speaker 1: then they go home. Is that not bizarre? Not for me?
Speaker 5: Not for me.
Speaker 3: I'm lonely, like I don't want to get well.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a lot of things here, but I
Speaker 2: don't like the benefit of being with that person or
Speaker 2: finding that partners having that partner right now.
Speaker 1: And part of me was thinking, Okay, they got married
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty one, it's twenty twenty three. I'm like,
Speaker 1: this has only been two years. But no, they've been
Speaker 1: together for six years. They've been doing this for a while,
Speaker 1: like this routine, and so it's not like it's anything new,
Speaker 1: like this is what works for them.
Speaker 3: They like it like this, They're not doesn't it feel
Speaker 3: like dating and not marriage.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's the key.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's yeah, that's what they're saying, is that they're
Speaker 1: secret to marital bliss.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know. I know it does not
Speaker 3: work for me.
Speaker 1: And it's not like they live in like Studio city
Speaker 1: in Sherman Oaks, like this is a forty minute commute.
Speaker 1: It sounds so we're talking like the valley to the
Speaker 1: west side.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't know anything about them. To me, it
Speaker 3: doesn't sound like something that would endure to each their
Speaker 3: own well either his marriage, right, that sounds difficult, but.
Speaker 1: Six years together and they seem happy. Right.
Speaker 3: You cannot put anybody into a box exactly. Everybody is different.
Speaker 3: Not everybody needs to get married. Not everybody needs to
Speaker 3: get married and live together.
Speaker 1: And that's what she said in the article that I
Speaker 1: was reading, and she was just like, there's no right reason.
Speaker 3: I believe more and more that there is no textbook.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: Interesting, I would ponder that might take that to dinner
Speaker 2: tonight with friends.
Speaker 4: Not take that like no thank you.
Speaker 3: You see m married couples.
Speaker 2: If I run in a married couples this weekend out
Speaker 2: in bed, I might ask them if excuse.
Speaker 3: Me, I was reading this.
Speaker 2: Do you think this would work for you? Yeah, we're
Speaker 2: we have a celebratory family weekend. You know, at the
Speaker 2: root of they say, at the root of happiness and
Speaker 2: longevity is the family.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: The more familial you make things, the better chances you
Speaker 3: have to have a happy, healthy life.
Speaker 1: It's true, right, We've we met those people that like
Speaker 1: live in communities with all their family and they live longer,
Speaker 1: healthier lives surrounded by family.
Speaker 2: So what are the big Father's Day plans for your husband, Michael?
Speaker 2: Can we talk about them?
Speaker 1: Yeah? After the show today, we're actually going to head
Speaker 1: to Disney and we're gonna spend two days at Disneyland,
Speaker 1: which I'm really excited about. But you know, so interesting.
Speaker 1: My twins are five, and they're tall enough for most
Speaker 1: of the rides now, yet they're scared for most of
Speaker 1: the rides.
Speaker 2: Still, Well, they need to understand what a blessing it
Speaker 2: is to actually be tall enough to ride the rides
Speaker 2: and take up the opportunity because some of us wanted
Speaker 2: to ride the rides and didn't make the stick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: Wait, is that a celebration for him or is that
Speaker 3: for the kids. I know what he wants to do.
Speaker 1: Well, it's funny because we're already gonna be in Orange
Speaker 1: Counties and I was like, well, then we'll spend the
Speaker 1: night at my parents' house Saturday night, and then we'll
Speaker 1: go to brunch with my dad and then we're gonna
Speaker 1: have to drive a to La and hang out with
Speaker 1: his dad.
Speaker 3: Hold on, that doesn't sound like a Michael celebrations like the.
Speaker 1: Story of our lives, like about like our dad's right now.
Speaker 1: And then he was like, when is it going to
Speaker 1: be about me? Like what is it my Father's Day?
Speaker 3: And I was like, oh, you got to cherish every
Speaker 3: moment with the I agree.
Speaker 1: So, but it's the same thing with me on Mother's Day,
Speaker 1: Like I don't like, we're always about my mom and
Speaker 1: his mom, and I think that's just how it needs
Speaker 1: to be for now unless we hosted our house. And
Speaker 1: even then we're hosting and so it's not even relaxing.
Speaker 3: So can tell me, are you guys doing a dad
Speaker 3: tour too?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 5: So for Mother's Day we did the Mother's Day tour,
Speaker 5: but for Father's Day, because Robbie is a father also,
Speaker 5: we're gonna have everybody over at the house and we're
Speaker 5: gonna barbecue. So it's gonna be rad dad. It's gonna
Speaker 5: be rad dad. It's gonna be Robbie kids, his dad.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be a whole situation.
Speaker 3: I like that. It makes a little more convenient to you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like Robbie and his dad are gonna go and
Speaker 5: get all the like grill because we're gonna grill.
Speaker 4: And he loves being That's like his whole thing.
Speaker 1: He loves that.
Speaker 4: And so we're just gonna have a barbecue and just
Speaker 4: hang out the whole day.
Speaker 3: Beer.
Speaker 5: Uh, you know, we're not so much beer drinkers, more
Speaker 5: wine color probably orange.
Speaker 3: Hey you guys do orange those orange wine.
Speaker 1: Orange drinkers?
Speaker 3: Orange wine drinker people? Are we are?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean, if you know, you get one of those,
Speaker 2: like because I talk about food all the time, my
Speaker 2: phone's listening, and I get, well, orange wine the new
Speaker 2: craze of bricks.
Speaker 1: Yeah what is that?
Speaker 4: It's really good.
Speaker 5: Don't not until you try it, baby, But I've tried
Speaker 5: it and that yeah, I've tried it. No thanks, And
Speaker 5: then my dad will probably drink whiskey.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, you know we're gonna make it very simple.
Speaker 2: I will be with Gary Seacrest and all he wants
Speaker 2: he wants his Friday sandwich in the morning, and he
Speaker 2: wants pizza.
Speaker 3: He wants and you know that the uh the plural
Speaker 3: of pizzas pizza, pizzas. No, if you have so we're
Speaker 3: having pizza, which I was now know. But if you
Speaker 3: have pizza and Tanya's pizza, it's pizza. So we'reing a
Speaker 3: pizza party, nice pizze party with and we call my
Speaker 3: father mister Framaggio. He likes that on Father's Day.
Speaker 5: Pizza was just it could be singular or plural, like
Speaker 5: we're gonna have pizza meaning like a pizza or like
Speaker 5: that's how we use it.
Speaker 3: But technically pizzaa is single pizza. So if you have
Speaker 3: a pizza party with.
Speaker 1: The kids, how many pizzas are you gonna get?
Speaker 3: And literally week a lot.
Speaker 2: The whole thing is I've been not eating as much
Speaker 2: so I can This is not I don't recommend this,
Speaker 2: but we're kind of like we've been cutting back and
Speaker 2: having half of leafs and things like that so that
Speaker 2: we can have seven pizze.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, lots of pizze.
Speaker 1: Load pizzas, load out.
Speaker 3: Everybody's excited. About the Pizze's you can make it Chiro
Speaker 3: all right? At Disney?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Do you know how many Charles I had to eat
Speaker 3: the other day? Three?
Speaker 4: I believe it.
Speaker 3: No, we were shooting an American idol, I know, Skitch sketch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I said you had three.
Speaker 3: I think I had a lot more than that. I
Speaker 3: think I did, no, because it had to be fresh
Speaker 3: every time. Take a bite, and then they go, no,
Speaker 3: it's du it again. Take a pie.
Speaker 2: Let's dude again, take a pie to do it again.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I had so many bites of chios
Speaker 2: in my little belly.
Speaker 1: What a fresh bite every time?
Speaker 3: So many, so many Chris. It was chures every Yeah, Pizze.
Speaker 3: Father's Day weekend, UCLA graduation weekend. Congratulations all of the graduates.
Speaker 3: Uh passes for Cochella twenty twenty four go on sale already.
Speaker 1: Yeah, today at eleven, crazy and.
Speaker 3: Talking about June gloom from this morning. Weekend looking less gloomy,
Speaker 3: next week looks lesser gloomy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of sunshine next week, even along the coast.
Speaker 3: I was around seventy today and all weekend long. All right,
Speaker 3: So what is on your weekend? Watch list. Guys, Sisney,
Speaker 3: what's on yours the weekend watch list? Just watch.
Speaker 1: So this came out a little bit ago. And I,
Speaker 1: by the way, I'm obsessed with Max, which would used
Speaker 1: to be like the old HBO Max.
Speaker 3: Oh, than, did you do the commercial for you right now?
Speaker 1: I know we've been doing that commercial again.
Speaker 2: We got those commercials on the air everywhere, Max, So
Speaker 2: head up to copy mark.
Speaker 1: So anyways, I when I switched to it, I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, everything has been so great that I've
Speaker 1: been watching on there. I recently stumbled upon Love and
Speaker 1: Death and it's starring Elizabeth Olsen, who is like the
Speaker 1: younger Olsen.
Speaker 3: Sister based on a billboard and want to see it.
Speaker 8: This show.
Speaker 1: First of all, it's based on a true story, so
Speaker 1: she plays like Love and Death. I'm sorry, just go yeah,
Speaker 1: Love and Death. Anyways, and she plays like a quiet
Speaker 1: housewife and it's based in like the seventies, and she
Speaker 1: basically has an affair with her best friend's husband kind
Speaker 1: of like a scandabal the other name not of their
Speaker 1: next door neighbors, but like within the community, and they
Speaker 1: all go to church and all that stuff. It's like
Speaker 1: seventies fashion and maybe like early eighties. Yeah, it is insane,
Speaker 1: It is so good.
Speaker 3: Probably why when you're insane with all that? Why what
Speaker 3: else it starts out?
Speaker 1: I mean it's there's obviously death the opening scene. I'll
Speaker 1: just not this won't give anything away because the very
Speaker 1: opening scene you see like the death, like you see
Speaker 1: some obviously someone like that, and then they backwards so
Speaker 1: you start seeing like what happened? Who killed who? And
Speaker 1: it's a mystery. You're trying to figure out what happened?
Speaker 3: Why can I watch that with my parents or father's
Speaker 3: see weekend? Yeah? I think so.
Speaker 1: Scenes, but like I think you can get back a
Speaker 1: call for.
Speaker 3: I'll make a noise, Yeah, Max, it's on Max.
Speaker 1: Yes, seven episodes right now on Max.
Speaker 2: By the way, so we do the Max commercial here.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you're craven dramas like HBO originals you for in succession.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you're in the comfort relationship shows like ninety Fiance Max.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Max, there you go.
Speaker 3: That was a free one Max. All right, Tania, what
Speaker 3: do you watching this weekend?
Speaker 5: So huge news because Love Island UK is back with
Speaker 5: season ten and episodes are airing daily until August.
Speaker 1: Big news.
Speaker 3: Everybody's talking about at least right here.
Speaker 5: Yes, and what I think I didn't I have failed
Speaker 5: to tell you guys, is really the premise of this show.
Speaker 4: It's not like a regular dating show.
Speaker 5: These people are on an island and they have to
Speaker 5: couple up, and basically they keep bringing in these bombshells
Speaker 5: every couple days. Bombshells are like single people and they
Speaker 5: have to recouple every couple day. So basically you just
Speaker 5: want to be and and the fans vote you off
Speaker 5: the island. So the name of the game is to
Speaker 5: stay as long as you can. And there's like one
Speaker 5: winning couple at the end.
Speaker 1: It's so good.
Speaker 5: I'm so happy. I'm just the summer hits different with
Speaker 5: Love Island UK in rotation.
Speaker 3: Got it all right? That's Tanya's weekend. Watch us a Ruby?
Speaker 3: What's on yours?
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 7: I have been obsessed with Secrets of Sisterhood on Hulu.
Speaker 7: It basically follows these ten Muslim American sisters and it's
Speaker 7: just so relatable because I have two sisters I'm really
Speaker 7: close with and seeing that their dynamic, like ten sisters living,
Speaker 7: some of them live together, and you know, just seeing
Speaker 7: their dynamic is just it's it's really really fun and
Speaker 7: their first gen two so it's like very relatable.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's on Hulu.
Speaker 3: That's great. The ten are from the same family, sisters,
Speaker 3: and they're not together.
Speaker 7: Right, so the younger ones, like the younger sisters live
Speaker 7: together and then the older ones, some of them are married,
Speaker 7: so they live with their part partners. But yeah, some
Speaker 7: of them were born in Afghanistan, some of them were
Speaker 7: born here, so it's also like that cultural the cultural differences,
Speaker 7: and they're always like navigating that. So it's it's really
Speaker 7: interesting to watch on air on air with Ryan Seacrest, Well, I.
Speaker 2: Guess we should die give a one or two point
Speaker 2: seven on Airthryan Seacrest Kiss FM Morning Show.
Speaker 3: Happy Father's Day, Hog to Joe jomat Father's Day, brother,
Speaker 3: thank you so much.
Speaker 6: I can't believe my daughter, Sophie is she's turning fifteen
Speaker 6: at the end of this month. It is not possible, bro,
Speaker 6: it's not I recall calling you the day she was
Speaker 6: born and it seems like about a week ago.
Speaker 3: Plus you're nineteen, so I don't know how it all worked.
Speaker 1: I remember going to Dina's baby shower.
Speaker 3: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh, what do they do to sell what like. How
Speaker 3: as does a family celebrate you? They they Uh, the.
Speaker 6: Plan is that we usually pick a restaurant, like for
Speaker 6: Mother's Day or Father's Day, we pick a restaurant and
Speaker 6: we all go out. I think family time is the
Speaker 6: is the main thing. We can buy this and that
Speaker 6: and bags and you know who doesn't love a nice purse,
Speaker 6: you know, for Mother's Day. But the main thing for
Speaker 6: me is just time. And I love eating at my
Speaker 6: Italian restaurant. So they'll probably take me to a Picktoria
Speaker 6: up and can.
Speaker 3: Love it so much. Little espresso martini gotvo Oh boy,
Speaker 3: Now that's that's all I want. It's just give me
Speaker 3: some Italian food and I'm good.
Speaker 2: Parents just want time with their dads. That's the greatest
Speaker 2: kids health and time with your kids. Yeah, it's been
Speaker 2: I don't know, We've been doing this a long time
Speaker 2: here at kids. I don't know when I've seen the
Speaker 2: level of craziness for tickets. I've seen these Taylor Swift tickets.
Speaker 3: We've had.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I have had the phones, mean it, We've had
Speaker 6: I've had at one point the the phones just blank out.
Speaker 6: We have our phone system in the studio, the main
Speaker 6: Kiss studio crashing the phones. Uh a couple of days
Speaker 6: ago last week. Think it was the phones just and
Speaker 6: it could have been a variety of reasons why this happened.
Speaker 6: But we did this tailor contest. The second tailor song
Speaker 6: hit and the phones just completely shut off. Roger from
Speaker 6: down the hall comes running cause my phones are because
Speaker 6: he's you know, he's usually grabbing the phone. We had
Speaker 6: to we had to unplug and plug in and reset.
Speaker 3: It's maddenings.
Speaker 2: Somebody, somebody is showing their feathers right now because he's
Speaker 2: he's very proud of phones crashed.
Speaker 3: In the morning.
Speaker 1: Our engineer literally got a gold star this morning.
Speaker 2: I get a gold start this morning because our phones
Speaker 2: have not crashed in the morning yet.
Speaker 3: Oh so, well, you need some tubs around there.
Speaker 4: You need to be tubbed.
Speaker 6: Is that the thing?
Speaker 3: I want to be tubbed? That's what I want from
Speaker 3: for Father's Day to somebody.
Speaker 2: So you know the deal, We've got these. We got
Speaker 2: the memory on the morning and then of course throughout
Speaker 2: the day. Next week we're doing this all again.
Speaker 6: Hey, what but you guys do the thing in the
Speaker 6: morning where so you know, you ask a crazy question
Speaker 6: and uh and give me like because one of Sophie's
Speaker 6: friends the at our dance studio. They're trying, they're trying
Speaker 6: to win these tickets, and they said these questions are impossible.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: Okay some of the Taylor questions. Hey, Mark put up
Speaker 3: the right or wrong thing. So I can try this
Speaker 3: with Jojo. We could play officially. JoJo's on later this afternoon.
Speaker 2: Here we go, So, how many hits as Taylor Swift
Speaker 2: had on eighty forty on America's avoid to count down?
Speaker 3: Okay, Sisney guests, Okay, well.
Speaker 1: I already know this one.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 4: We don't pretend.
Speaker 1: You don't pretend that I don't. Okay, I'm going to
Speaker 1: say thirty five.
Speaker 2: Do you think it's higher lower than thirty five? America
Speaker 2: top forty hits for Taylor Swift? Jojo, don't think it's
Speaker 2: higher lower thirty five?
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say higher.
Speaker 1: You got it?
Speaker 3: He has a countdown, that's right, have a countdown. Stuff
Speaker 3: we're doing.
Speaker 2: I love everybuddy, It's always great to see you on
Speaker 2: a Friday. Make sure you check out Jojo this afternoon
Speaker 2: and wish me very happy Father's Day and big love
Speaker 2: to your family.
Speaker 3: Buddy, Thank you so much, love you guys and day.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you, thank you, Bye guys, bye bye.
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Speaker 3: It's gonna do it for us this morning. Thank you
Speaker 3: guys for a great show. Always a good time to can.
Speaker 1: Happy Father's Day to you, Happy.
Speaker 3: Father's Day to me. Thank you, Georgia. Well, I'm sure
Speaker 3: be whipping up to for on Sunday morning. We will
Speaker 3: be back on Monday.
Speaker 2: I'll be with you over the weekend for eight forty
Speaker 2: but Monday it's a Ryan's Roses and there's more Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift tickets every hour.
Speaker 3: Check it out. You're on Kiss bye, guys, have a
Speaker 3: great weekend. Thanks for listening to On Air with Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 3: Make sure to subscribe and we'll talk to you again Monday.