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Speaker 2: It's me Carlos King, the King of Reality TV and
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Speaker 2: tweeting about. Hey rain Drops. On today eight episode of
Speaker 2: Reality with the King. Obviously, we need to talk about
Speaker 2: this latest episode of The Kardashians on Hulu and another ibby.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna do this episode.
Speaker 2: Solo because I am back with fan favorite Blue to
Speaker 2: Lusma to break it all down my own heroines. Yes, no,
Speaker 2: we have a producer named Sierra Spragley who does it
Speaker 2: sound effects. So Sierra kicked them sound Effects Girl and
Speaker 2: She's also a blue to Luzma fan. She told me
Speaker 2: to tell you hello. She loves our conversations together. So,
Speaker 2: how are you gorgeous?
Speaker 3: I'm doing well. I slept like a baby this weekend,
Speaker 3: so I feel exceptional.
Speaker 1: You told me that somebody said you look like an
Speaker 1: adult baby, too.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I don't know how to receive that. It feels
Speaker 3: like a backhanded compliment. She's like, you look at an
Speaker 3: adult baby, and I was like, okay, it's just my face,
Speaker 3: thank you. She could have said baby face. It feels shady.
Speaker 3: She does not look like an adult baby, so maybe
Speaker 3: she was working through some feelings.
Speaker 2: Mmm, so brain drops, let me know if that shade
Speaker 2: is somebody refers to you as you look like an
Speaker 2: adult baby.
Speaker 1: I mean, I have great skin, exceptional skin.
Speaker 3: You have quaranteers all over your face.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Boo.
Speaker 1: So someone called me a doll baby.
Speaker 2: I look, I'm kind of vain, so I may take
Speaker 2: us a compliment like, oh, the skin is smooth like
Speaker 2: a baby's bottom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you're a man. There's just so many things
Speaker 3: you can say to a grown woman. That she looks
Speaker 3: like an adult baby just feels off. Although I will
Speaker 3: say I want to know your skincare recgi when we get.
Speaker 1: Off, okay, I'll tell you because I need for some
Speaker 1: sponsors and sponsored business.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless we have to get into the latest episode
Speaker 2: of the Card Dash he's on Hulu. I would like
Speaker 2: to refer to this episode as Tristan's apology tour.
Speaker 3: That's literally what I wrote down on my notes. Oh
Speaker 3: my god, we are kindred Okay, see this was meant
Speaker 3: to happen. That's literally what I wrote my notes.
Speaker 1: Not Kendrick Lamar, we are kindred spirits.
Speaker 3: For those of you who are not well read.
Speaker 2: Good catch No, it was definitely like Tristan rented out
Speaker 2: a bus, okay, and he dropped off all.
Speaker 1: The holes he slept with.
Speaker 2: And I mean allegedly, I mean allegedly vid he said,
Speaker 2: you know what, I'm gonna drive this bus solo, and
Speaker 2: I'm going to apologize to each of.
Speaker 1: The Kardashian clan.
Speaker 2: So let's catch people up in case they did not
Speaker 2: catch this episode and need a little refresher. So, as
Speaker 2: you all know, Tristan third Trimester Thompson, as the Neighborhood
Speaker 2: Talk blog calls him, he has cheated on Chloe numerous
Speaker 2: times and actually had a baby on her yes, okay,
Speaker 2: and lied about the baby's paternity until he admitted to
Speaker 2: him being the.
Speaker 1: Father by before old girl had the baby.
Speaker 2: So he is living with Chloe because Tristan, who's a millionaire,
Speaker 2: house wasn't ready that he was renovating, and him and
Speaker 2: his brother who is handicapped, lived with Chloe because his
Speaker 2: mother passed away and makes you rest in peace. So
Speaker 2: Chloe has been taking care of Tristan, the brother, true,
Speaker 2: the new son, and this entire household. But now Tristan
Speaker 2: has moved out. And Chloe said something in this episode
Speaker 2: that I want to get your take on Blue. She said, Look,
Speaker 2: although Tristan moved out, I made a promise to his mother.
Speaker 3: I'm so happy. Oh we're the same person. I wanted
Speaker 3: to talk about this. This is exactly what I wanted to
Speaker 3: talk about. Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: She made a comment and said, although Tristan has moved out,
Speaker 2: I made a promise to his mother that I was
Speaker 2: still help and take care of them. I'm paraphrasing, but
Speaker 2: that's that's that's essentially what she said. And as I
Speaker 2: was sitting on my couch eating my old male blueberry
Speaker 2: flax seed oil.
Speaker 3: Come through healthy king.
Speaker 2: Okay, come on, like, I'm all about it, right. I
Speaker 2: literally gagged out an oat and could not finish the meal.
Speaker 2: What did you think about that statement?
Speaker 3: Blue, We're the same person, we have the same title.
Speaker 3: That is my first note? That is, okay? Is this
Speaker 3: god showing off? I was upset because when she said
Speaker 3: Tristan's mom Andrea left, you know, me in charge of
Speaker 3: a lot of a Mari's care, and you know they
Speaker 3: knew that I would be the one. Wait a minute,
Speaker 3: the lady just met you and you the bottom bitch.
Speaker 3: That's sorry, excuse my friend that his son is returning
Speaker 3: to after the other poet, like, how did you wait?
Speaker 1: Wait?
Speaker 3: And so my first thought was, oh, so they're all
Speaker 3: in on this, like they it's a money grab, right,
Speaker 3: That was my first thought because in most let's be honest,
Speaker 3: most Caribbean women are not leaving a random white woman
Speaker 3: in care of their child unless she's filthy rich and
Speaker 3: has so many resources that that supersedes bloodlines, family integrity,
Speaker 3: making sense, you know. So I just feel like this
Speaker 3: is another statement that accidentally proves that Chloe's a cash cow,
Speaker 3: and all of her statements in the confessionals feel very rehearsed,
Speaker 3: almost as if they are in conjunction with the edits
Speaker 3: that they agree to. Like the storytelling was a little
Speaker 3: bit too heavy handed. And while they called me a babyface,
Speaker 3: I was also realizing he's aging her because that mug
Speaker 3: was cracked the entire episode. I was like, all this money,
Speaker 3: you ain't got no moisturizer. Like, he's the suck you gus,
Speaker 3: He's sucking the life spirit out of her body and
Speaker 3: it's showing up on her face. I was, she's not
Speaker 3: an adult baby.
Speaker 2: Well, no, this is the thing that I will listen.
Speaker 2: I think Chloe is still gorgeazz all of La or
Speaker 2: New Tregina.
Speaker 3: Or something, please something. That mug was cracked, she was dressed,
Speaker 3: she was pressing her out.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I wanted to get into me said
Speaker 2: that because, and I've said this before, I met Chloe.
Speaker 1: Malika is one of my good friends.
Speaker 2: I met Chloe through Malika, and Chloe's the sweetest, more
Speaker 2: down to earth fun person in the.
Speaker 1: World, I believe. I will say, for the past couple of.
Speaker 2: Years, I haven't seen light in Chloe's eyes and am
Speaker 2: every long time and I do feel sorry for her
Speaker 2: because I want her to realize her own worth. And
Speaker 2: we'll get into the Kylie and and Courtney conversation of
Speaker 2: a lot later, my beloved, because I Fox with Courtney
Speaker 2: hard body like the full circle moment.
Speaker 3: Courtney's my favorite this episode. Who would have thunk it?
Speaker 2: Courtney's my favorite this season, And we'll we'll do a
Speaker 2: deep dive into that at I mean, Courney is letting
Speaker 2: the girl's abad and I'm low key here for it's.
Speaker 3: The house down from the inside.
Speaker 1: I told you you did say that. So the thing
Speaker 1: with with with Chloe is you're right.
Speaker 2: He's a suscabas he he is sucking the life out
Speaker 2: of her.
Speaker 1: She's not fun.
Speaker 2: And in my opinion, based on what started this episode,
Speaker 2: I do agree with you that the confessionals are rehearsed.
Speaker 2: The Kardashians let it be known they have final edit,
Speaker 2: so they get to watch the episode make changes and
Speaker 2: cuts before us the audience gets a chance to see.
Speaker 1: It, so they approve all of the content.
Speaker 2: And what I discovered as I was watching this episode
Speaker 2: is this is setting up the reconciliation between Tristan and Chloe,
Speaker 2: because I don't understand why any man if that's not
Speaker 2: my man, and if that's not the man that I
Speaker 2: want to be with, and if that's not the man
Speaker 2: who I want to marry, you don't have to apologize
Speaker 2: to my siblings. You don't because I'm not invested in
Speaker 2: you having a relationship with them. So what did you
Speaker 2: think about the fact that this was a conversation that
Speaker 2: Tristan had with Chloe where he said, I feel the
Speaker 2: need to apologize to your sisters for my actions.
Speaker 3: I felt like he was a ventriloquis stummy, and that
Speaker 3: Chloe's hand was up his butt making the words come out. Wow,
Speaker 3: great rehearsals, beautiful gowns, guys, beautiful gowns.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: None of it felt authentic. I know that we're supposed
Speaker 3: to suspend reality with the Kardashians, but this pushed it
Speaker 3: really far, even for them. Usually there's a certain level
Speaker 3: of fun where I cold feel like they're ad libbing.
Speaker 3: This felt like there was a telepromter behind Chloe's head, like,
Speaker 3: and I felt like her her mouth was probably mouthing
Speaker 3: the words to help him along that little baby voice
Speaker 3: in the stank walk. We'll get into that. I don't
Speaker 3: Tristan's walk, Honey. I lived in DC for a long time.
Speaker 3: I have questions about that walk.
Speaker 2: But wait, wait, wait, so everybody's talking about in the.
Speaker 1: Previous that we called him a city boy.
Speaker 2: But the way Tristan was walking in his swimming trunks, shirtless, he.
Speaker 1: Has a high booty, it was it was.
Speaker 3: A zesty walk. It was zesty and girls.
Speaker 2: The girls were saying it was very It was a stank,
Speaker 2: feminine walk.
Speaker 3: Can he look Okay for those of you who haven't
Speaker 3: seen it, he imagine a stallion that suddenly starts pronouncing
Speaker 3: around like a show pony instead, right, it was giving
Speaker 3: show pony. It was very high booty activity. I will
Speaker 3: say this as someone who has had You know, Carlos,
Speaker 3: we're pro Lika, BIGGATICGA, the LGBT community and we love them,
Speaker 3: and so this is not being homophobic. This is also
Speaker 3: saying I've had several male friends who were rubbing on
Speaker 3: everything and then discovered they were rubbing on everything because
Speaker 3: they couldn't really commit because they liked something else. And so,
Speaker 3: knowing Chloe's like, it would be unfortunate if he realized
Speaker 3: that there's a reason why he doesn't know why he's
Speaker 3: poking everything walking And I'm just saying that I'm opening
Speaker 3: up the floor for us not to be anti and
Speaker 3: to open up the floor for the Maybe Tristan's working
Speaker 3: through some emotions for real. Right. He also made it
Speaker 3: a point of mentioning that he's spend two years in therapy.
Speaker 3: I'm nervous about what that therapist is going to find out.
Speaker 3: And it was very clear that Chloe said, you can't
Speaker 3: come back unless you get your fifty lashings on television
Speaker 3: every single week for the next two months. So by
Speaker 3: the time you do come back, we have shown how
Speaker 3: sorry you are and what really annoyed me. And y'all
Speaker 3: know that I only bring up race because I'm breathing air,
Speaker 3: and so that's why it's relevant. Right, So some of you,
Speaker 3: I want to understand that I'm not an angry black woman.
Speaker 3: I'm actually an educated human of the world, and unfortunately
Speaker 3: anti blackness works into a lot of things subconsciously. Right,
Speaker 3: I don't think that Chloe recognizes for someone from an
Speaker 3: academic mindset. It is a little off putting seeing the
Speaker 3: stallion who got away getting the fifty lashes publicly to
Speaker 3: prove that he has been made a homebound in docile
Speaker 3: so that he doesn't leave again like there's some imagery
Speaker 3: in that that makes me uncomfortable that if I ever
Speaker 3: had a conversation with Chloe off camera, we would have
Speaker 3: a conversation. I will say, though, Tristan is doing it
Speaker 3: because he said it himself. He lost his mother and
Speaker 3: his career all at once. Right, his chips were down,
Speaker 3: and unfortunately, there's something slightly predatory about knowing that somebody
Speaker 3: is compromised and is a wounded bird, and that's when
Speaker 3: you get them to come back into the cage. And
Speaker 3: so it really upsets me that while everybody's talking about
Speaker 3: poor Chloe, poor Chloe, this is still a man who
Speaker 3: lost his mother in his career, and we don't talk
Speaker 3: about how it feels when a man is being wounded
Speaker 3: because we're so busy prioritizing Chloe's wounds. We don't talk
Speaker 3: about the trauma that he objectively is going through. Despite
Speaker 3: having a dirty pin, He's still a person. Tristan is
Speaker 3: still a person. And that was my son who, in
Speaker 3: the middle of mourning and loss, was being groomed publicly
Speaker 3: for this apology tour, just so the woman that he
Speaker 3: didn't want the first time could have him back without
Speaker 3: looking stupid. I would feel a way she better hope
Speaker 3: that his ancestors still appreciate her money and don't come
Speaker 3: and hunt her in another night, because my answers would
Speaker 3: be upset. So I get a trysted to the bad
Speaker 3: guy in this, but he's still a person, guys, and
Speaker 3: it feels predatory. Objectively speaking, it feels very predatory for
Speaker 3: Chloe's benefit and her ego.
Speaker 2: So you believe that Tristan is possibly right being used
Speaker 2: to consciously for the cameras inflate Chloe's ego because she
Speaker 2: wants this man to go national television to expose his
Speaker 2: apologies to her in a public form, because she could
Speaker 2: not handle the public embarrassment that was at the hands
Speaker 2: of him.
Speaker 3: Right, it's called the redemption arc.
Speaker 1: Redemption arc.
Speaker 2: So what you are also saying is the fact that
Speaker 2: if we take Chloe aside, right, this this woman who
Speaker 2: obviously was cheating on and some people do feel you
Speaker 2: read what you sew because allegedly a lot of people
Speaker 2: feel that she does this, meaning she takes men away
Speaker 2: from the woman they're in a relationship whip. So when
Speaker 2: you think about Tristan and his trauma, he did say
Speaker 2: this episode that he grew up in a household where
Speaker 2: he just didn't see men being faithful and he thought
Speaker 2: it was a right of passage as being a man.
Speaker 2: And Tristan also lost his job. He's not playing in
Speaker 2: the NBA anymore. He lost his mother, which as a
Speaker 2: boy who lost his mom, it is the most devastating
Speaker 2: thing you could ever experience. And not only oh my god,
Speaker 2: I'm getting chills. Not only did this man lose his mother,
Speaker 2: he also had to within twenty four hours, be the
Speaker 2: caretaker of a handicap brother. And at the end of
Speaker 2: the day, and this is not being disrespectful, and I
Speaker 2: want people to understand that's not my attention. Tristan did
Speaker 2: not sign up to be the sole provider of his
Speaker 2: handicap brother because at the end of the day that
Speaker 2: was that's not Tristan's responsible ability in the sense of
Speaker 2: he did not father this boy. So when the mother's
Speaker 2: sole responsibility was taking care of the handicapped child, at
Speaker 2: the end of the day, that's her responsibility because she
Speaker 2: gave birth to this boy. So all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: I lost my job. I'm being called all these names
Speaker 2: in the press for my actions, right, but within twenty
Speaker 2: four hours, I now have to take care of my
Speaker 2: handicapped brother for the rest of his life, and every
Speaker 2: decision that I make, I now have to consider my
Speaker 2: brother who will need to be taken care of if
Speaker 2: I choose to go to Vegas, if I choose to,
Speaker 2: like you know, leave the state of California. I now
Speaker 2: have this responsibility and no one's talking about that.
Speaker 3: And this woman who I did wrong, who I care
Speaker 3: about but probably don't know how to love properly, she
Speaker 3: and her family that has more money than God has
Speaker 3: swooped it and said, we'll take care of all this
Speaker 3: for you. Give you a job, help you redeem yourself publicly.
Speaker 3: You just have to make sure that you make Chloe hole.
Speaker 3: And I think the thing that there's a deal that
Speaker 3: was struck come on the same way that allegedly Kim
Speaker 3: and Raje did the thing, because Kim o Brandy one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty k It feels like whenever there is trauma,
Speaker 3: there's a deal to be made. And christ Jianna's at
Speaker 3: the helmet. What did I say the first time I
Speaker 3: was on here? The devil works hard, Chris Jenna works harder, okay,
Speaker 3: And so I don't think the espn of it all.
Speaker 3: I don't think the apology toward it all. None of
Speaker 3: it is organic, but some of it is subconsciously predatory
Speaker 3: because you know that his chips are down. This is
Speaker 3: the perfect time. And let's be honest. What is Chloe
Speaker 3: always complained about? And this is the most authentic thing
Speaker 3: she's ever said on camera. She always talks about how
Speaker 3: deregulated her emotions are. She's a cancer, they have lots
Speaker 3: of feelings. She was talking about how deregulated her emotions
Speaker 3: are because of the public embarrassment that she's endured from
Speaker 3: all the romantic l's that she's taken over the years,
Speaker 3: and how her desirability is always being questioned. And I'm
Speaker 3: someone who's been in a relationship with someone who what
Speaker 3: was a tristan, not as bad as him, but someone dishonorable.
Speaker 3: And I realized on the other side of therapy and
Speaker 3: us breaking up that I only stayed that long because
Speaker 3: I needed to be right. People had been laughing at
Speaker 3: me for sticking by him for so long. My ego,
Speaker 3: which I mistook from my heart, needed to be right
Speaker 3: and say see, it was all worth it in the
Speaker 3: end because we still figured it out. I didn't actually
Speaker 3: love this man, I just didn't want to be wrong.
Speaker 3: I don't think Chloe actually even loves him as much
Speaker 3: as she thinks. She just doesn't. She needs a w
Speaker 3: she needs a win, and the desire for a win
Speaker 3: is being conflated for loyalty and love. Who Yeah, it
Speaker 3: broke my heart. It broke my heart.
Speaker 2: You third time to charm You gag me every time
Speaker 2: you're on my podcast, and I have to sit with that.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Chloe may not be in love with Tristan. She may
Speaker 2: be in love with just being right and the desire
Speaker 2: to have a win because she's taken so many l's
Speaker 2: public And I do agree with you. I don't think
Speaker 2: anything in that ecosystem called the Kardashians is happenstance. I
Speaker 2: won thousand percent agree that a meeting was had with
Speaker 2: Chris Jenner at the Helm and there was an exchange
Speaker 2: of opportunities. You are going to sign this appearance release
Speaker 2: to be on the show, and on this show, you
Speaker 2: are going to publicly pretty much getting your knees to
Speaker 2: beg for Chloe's forgiveness and in exchange for my daughter
Speaker 2: not being stupid and being right in the end, See.
Speaker 1: He wants me. I don't want him. He wants me,
Speaker 1: I don't want.
Speaker 3: He begged me, guys for five seasons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I finally gave in, and in exchange for that,
Speaker 2: I will give you a job on ESPN, which is
Speaker 2: owned by Hulu and Disney that airs their show.
Speaker 1: Huh yeah. Mother.
Speaker 3: Look, I worked in digital media for a long time.
Speaker 3: I've been in the press rooms when we've had to
Speaker 3: construct things. So I'm speaking from someone who's been at
Speaker 3: the table having to make some stuff up to create
Speaker 3: a narrative, like this is not us pie in the sky, guys,
Speaker 3: this is how the industry works. And Carlos, you know that, right,
Speaker 3: So it's like interesting when you know how things work
Speaker 3: and you're watching it, like, oh, I can see the storyboy,
Speaker 3: this is interesting what happens next and the thing that
Speaker 3: told on them. And this is where me being a
Speaker 3: little OCD is helpful. I can tell that Chloe and
Speaker 3: Kylie had the same talking points because they both made
Speaker 3: the exact same talking point, we're both we're good with
Speaker 3: Jordan like they it was almost like a copy and
Speaker 3: paste that they were both reading the exact same bullet point.
Speaker 3: And what struck me about the we're good with Jordan
Speaker 3: bullet point, which really felt like a well constructed, curated
Speaker 3: paragraph both times that had happened in the same episode.
Speaker 3: You guys, if you're gonna have the same talking points,
Speaker 3: at least make them different episodes so it's not so
Speaker 3: obvious coming for consultations. But it's interesting that Chloe made
Speaker 3: it a point of saying she apologized to me, and
Speaker 3: I accepted it, And my first thought was, where's the rest,
Speaker 3: where's your apology to her? Because I don't think she's
Speaker 3: ever really acknowledged that you and your big, big important
Speaker 3: friends got on television and attempted to bully a young
Speaker 3: black girl who you thought had no resources until the
Speaker 3: smith swooped in, And had the Smiths not swooped in,
Speaker 3: she would not have been in the good place she
Speaker 3: is now. You could have destroyed her. A failed attempt
Speaker 3: is still an attempt, right, attempted robbery, attempted murder, They
Speaker 3: still charge you. Yes, yeah, so just because the attempt
Speaker 3: failed doesn't mean you don't owe an apology back. And
Speaker 3: even with Tristan talking about her like she was a
Speaker 3: young girl I shouldn't have. It was all just very
Speaker 3: sad to me because at the end of the day.
Speaker 3: We often forget that even holy ass men are people,
Speaker 3: and I think again, we're seeing how these girls, in
Speaker 3: their quest for role domination to have a tendency to dehumanize
Speaker 3: the men around them. They call it the Kardashian curse.
Speaker 3: Nobody can replace their father, so everybody else is just
Speaker 3: an archetype and a stand in and you know, blocking
Speaker 3: and lighting. It's all very very sad. And what really
Speaker 3: struck me was the part where they pivoted to Courtney's
Speaker 3: birthday party and they were like, and you know, Colee's
Speaker 3: gonna be forty next year. I said, damn, Sis, we're
Speaker 3: still here. You're gonna be forty next year, and your
Speaker 3: forty birthday gift is U was watching Tristan move back
Speaker 3: in when he never moved out.
Speaker 1: Baby, Baby, is that next season? I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: want it.
Speaker 3: I don't want it.
Speaker 2: I I think we can bet everything in our bank
Speaker 2: account that they're getting back together. Yeah, because because because
Speaker 2: because common sense shows you that why if all of
Speaker 2: this happening, if the end goal is just to say, oh,
Speaker 2: we're good co parenting. I do agree that I do
Speaker 2: still then getting back together. So what we do, see
Speaker 2: Blue is he and Kylie had a conversation because Kylie
Speaker 2: kept telling Courtney, I mean not Courtney. Collie kept telling
Speaker 2: Chloe prior to her meeting with Tristan, I just want
Speaker 2: the best for you, and I just think you deserve better.
Speaker 3: She's the most authentic part of that episode. Courtney was
Speaker 3: the most fun disaster to watch. But I think Kylie's
Speaker 3: love for her sister was so evident when she said
Speaker 3: she's magic. I'm only doing this because Chloe is magic
Speaker 3: and she deserves to be happy.
Speaker 1: Yes, and she was all the truth.
Speaker 2: I believe that, Yeah, And it made me sad for
Speaker 2: Chloe to be like, even your the baby's sister, the
Speaker 2: family is pretty in her twenties. It's even like, I
Speaker 2: don't think any woman should deal with what you're dealing with.
Speaker 2: And yes, Tristan is nice and he's cool, but it's
Speaker 2: not even worth it. So Tristan and his Calabasas accent
Speaker 2: sat down in that voice, Babe, he's from Canada, right.
Speaker 3: It's like Toronto Calabasas. It's like Drake's leftovers. I don't
Speaker 3: like it. I don't want it. I don't like it.
Speaker 2: So he's talking to Kylie kinda looks so uncomfortable, like
Speaker 2: why my force is to this grown ass man about
Speaker 2: what he does with his penis like out of my want.
Speaker 2: This conversation he apologizes to her, and in the midst
Speaker 2: of that conversation one thing.
Speaker 1: He said that literally struck me again.
Speaker 2: Blue Tristan said, I want to gain the respect back
Speaker 2: of my family, and I kept rewinding get he said
Speaker 2: my family, And I thought to myself, the kardash Chance
Speaker 2: is not your family.
Speaker 1: You're not even married to Chloe. And that's when it
Speaker 1: hit me.
Speaker 2: And everything you're saying leading up to this point is
Speaker 2: accurate in the sense of this man really is doing
Speaker 2: whatever it takes so that next season when he gets
Speaker 2: down on bended knee and propose it to her, yes,
Speaker 2: he all of this, Blue is to be in the
Speaker 2: institution of the Kardashian family. It was a slip of
Speaker 2: the tongue that really showed me that's the intention.
Speaker 1: My family. They're not your motherfucking family. Dude.
Speaker 3: Do you know where else you hear the terms like
Speaker 3: my family using correctly When you're watching shows like Selling
Speaker 3: Sunset and you're seeing people like a Manza, most toxic
Speaker 3: companies call themselves your family. Isn't that true? Most times,
Speaker 3: when you're working for a toxic corporation, they get you
Speaker 3: by convincing you that they are your family. So I
Speaker 3: think it tracks. He's a company man, just like Scott Disick,
Speaker 3: who's on the world's longest freaking Goodbye tour? Can they
Speaker 3: keep bringing them back? And that's, by the way, the
Speaker 3: Redemption of Scott has a has a has a crush
Speaker 3: on on on Chloe, and Tristan is begging Chloe. The
Speaker 3: whole episode was, Oh my god, all the men are
Speaker 3: so we all just want Chloe want clothes so bad.
Speaker 3: It was so sad, y'all.
Speaker 2: And Kim too, Kim saying, oh, Chloe's the most fun.
Speaker 1: I want Chloe to be her hot girl Era you're
Speaker 1: right there. Oh my god, I blew You're right.
Speaker 2: From Scott to Tristan to Kimberly, everybody is heralding Chloe
Speaker 2: as no, she's this person because they all know she
Speaker 2: does not feel that way about herself.
Speaker 3: I wonder if she was in the editing room, because
Speaker 3: I'm like, did Chloe write the script? Like who's at
Speaker 3: the bullet points? Because it's ma'am. Sometimes it's a writer.
Speaker 3: You need somebody else to like read it to be objective.
Speaker 3: It felt like she copy and edited the entire thing herself.
Speaker 3: Did The final edit said, yeah, this is the episode
Speaker 3: Everybody loves Chloe. That's the name of the episodeverybody loves Chloe.
Speaker 1: Not everybody loves Ray, but it's everybody loves Chloe.
Speaker 3: Everybody loves Chloe. It was heavy handed. Honey Jesus himself
Speaker 3: could not get that many compliments in one episode. I
Speaker 3: was like, my goodness, what else does she do that?
Speaker 3: She saved a baby? Waial, Like what's happening? Chloe is magical,
Speaker 3: Chloe is the best thing ever. Oh my god, some
Speaker 3: residents sets on Chloe. Here comes Tristan. I just want
Speaker 3: to know. I'm sorry for my penis. You know, I
Speaker 3: didn't have a full other I was like, wow, this
Speaker 3: is this is There's a lot of stereotypes being jammed
Speaker 3: into one episode, which is why I will say this.
Speaker 3: The fun part in all this was Kim Kardashian in
Speaker 3: the middle of the glory interest in the Paloty Tour.
Speaker 3: Honey is booked, Honey is winning, Honey is sought after. Okay,
Speaker 3: she didn't even need a storyline. Her real life is
Speaker 3: the storyline.
Speaker 2: Kim said, while you are worried about chasing this community dick,
Speaker 2: I'm out in the world collecting checks, collecting jobs, not sleep.
Speaker 2: But I Kim showed the badass that she is. Oh,
Speaker 2: and the thing was Scott this season, to me is
Speaker 2: the fact that Scott is also I don't Scott doesn't
Speaker 2: look healthy to me, He's.
Speaker 3: The original Tristan. He lost his parents, he was sad,
Speaker 3: he stayed on the show. Like they've done this before.
Speaker 3: Guys like this is not as being see says like
Speaker 3: we've seen it with Lamar with Scott, like same thing,
Speaker 3: an orphaned man who's no longer technically with anybody, but
Speaker 3: he's still being called family one time as a fluke
Speaker 3: seven times in twenty seven seasons is a pattern. Let's
Speaker 3: call a thing a thing. Beloved.
Speaker 2: Scott is the original Tristan. So he understand why Scott's
Speaker 2: on the show because because.
Speaker 3: Chloe needs him. I used to be Courtney, but now
Speaker 3: Courtney has gotten the other community dick from down the street.
Speaker 3: So now Courtney like they're just passing it around like
Speaker 3: a party blunt. He was there to prompt up Courtney.
Speaker 3: Now he's there to prompt up Chloe Kim don't need
Speaker 3: him sho, Like, what's up? Scott got my own story line.
Speaker 2: She was not into the conversation where they were talking
Speaker 2: about like her script.
Speaker 3: She's a real life. That's what it looks like when
Speaker 3: you were even Cotlie had a real life. She's like, Okay,
Speaker 3: I did my thing. I'm gonna go see Timothy in Paris.
Speaker 3: By guys like the girls with the real lives barely
Speaker 3: said they're bullet points. They're like, yeah, Cloye's the best. Okay, bye, guys.
Speaker 3: I was sad. It was sad. I'm so happy that
Speaker 3: Courtney was in this episode, which shows guys the first
Speaker 3: episode y'all saw me. And it wasn't because I hated Courtney.
Speaker 3: I just saim not someone who can lie, right. So
Speaker 3: I told the truth about her then, and we're gonna
Speaker 3: tell the truth about her now because I knew her
Speaker 3: Ari's recklessness was going to be the part of the
Speaker 3: programming that I needed. She got the same document, but
Speaker 3: you could tell she read it in the angry voice.
Speaker 2: Oh baby, she took them beats. So in reality TV
Speaker 2: we call them beats. You when you have a a
Speaker 2: an attention, when you're when you're filming a scene. They're
Speaker 2: called beats that you talk about with the talent. So
Speaker 2: Courtney took her beats, and to your point, she made
Speaker 2: it her own. Yes, it's like what your teacher said,
Speaker 2: do not copy verbat up from the book, cite your
Speaker 2: sources and making your own. That's what Courtney did. So
Speaker 2: then it was Courtney's chance to have her sit down
Speaker 2: with Tristan, and you could tell that Courtney is not
Speaker 2: taking this shit seriously. She's laughing upon entry. She has
Speaker 2: a notebook that she got from Walgreens. She has her
Speaker 2: big ink pen, and she said, are you nervous And
Speaker 2: he's like, yeah, betch because I'm pretty sure you're not
Speaker 2: going to follow the script that Chloe and Chris Jenner
Speaker 2: bro allegedly. So I am nervous because you already are
Speaker 2: the wild card and the family. So one thing he
Speaker 2: says to Courtney that almost made me throw my laptop
Speaker 2: into the fireplace. This man says every time he cheats,
Speaker 2: he feels disgusted. The next day, Yeah, I was triggered
Speaker 2: by that too, and I was like, oh, man, I
Speaker 2: don't know if you're disgusted because of the amount of
Speaker 2: condoms that's in the hotel brothel where you're sleeping with
Speaker 2: these women is disgusting. I don't know if you're disgusted
Speaker 2: because you have a hangover the next day and then
Speaker 2: you really get to see how this woman.
Speaker 1: Looks, who looks good in the club lighting.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you're disgusted because the next day
Speaker 2: you see all of these misphone calls from Courtney.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Chloe. See I'm like, I'm.
Speaker 2: Like Tristan who don't want to bang out of the
Speaker 2: sisters or Travis.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, allegedly allegedly allegedly.
Speaker 2: So are you disgusted because you see miscall some Chloe
Speaker 2: and you're like, oh my gosh, I'm going to have
Speaker 2: to go on this show and once again grabble back
Speaker 2: to her because that's the only way I'm going to
Speaker 2: get paid income. Because he's not getting paid income to
Speaker 2: do the NBA job because he no longer has it.
Speaker 2: Tristan's getting paid to be on this show. So what
Speaker 2: do you feel about that? This man saying I feel
Speaker 2: discussed the next day, if anything discussed me, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to continue doing it if I feel so disgusted.
Speaker 3: Unless you're contractually obligated by the biggest conglomerate in the
Speaker 3: world and entertainment. I feel like, honestly, I feel like
Speaker 3: it's a sex addiction. I feel like Tristan has a
Speaker 3: sex addiction, a lot of unresolved trauma, and has made
Speaker 3: a deal with the devil proverbally speaking. And I do
Speaker 3: feel like sometimes she does probably way to keep feeling
Speaker 3: disgusted by his choices. But it's not because of the sex.
Speaker 3: It's because of He's like, how did I get myself here?
Speaker 3: I've cheated on her again, even though on camera pretendent
Speaker 3: we're not together anymore. I gotta go practice my lines
Speaker 3: on the Uber ride the black car service over to
Speaker 3: the set. I gotta go pick up Kim's kids, because
Speaker 3: that's my storyline with hers, that pick up her kids,
Speaker 3: because she won't talk to me otherwise. Like, it's a
Speaker 3: lot to do today. He's probably a little depressed. I
Speaker 3: do think that you're I'd be able with depressed two friend.
Speaker 3: It's a lot to do on a Tuesday, So I
Speaker 3: do believe he wakes up disgusted, But I don't think
Speaker 3: it's because the warm body next to them. It's because
Speaker 3: of the totality of the deal that he struck and
Speaker 3: he realizes that this is going to be the next
Speaker 3: couple of years of his life. He is forever tethered
Speaker 3: to them, the same way Scott was, the same way
Speaker 3: Lamar always was, Like almost was. There's so much to
Speaker 3: be said about how these men are getting trapped during
Speaker 3: weekend moments, and how the scandals actually create the perfect
Speaker 3: platform for them to become indungured servants. And so that's
Speaker 3: why I loved Pete so much, because Pete was such
Speaker 3: a wild card that you could tell he was only
Speaker 3: there because he wanted to be there, You know what
Speaker 3: I mean. You can tell the men who want to
Speaker 3: be there versus the men who have to be there,
Speaker 3: they move different.
Speaker 2: Pete Davison wanted to be there, and perhaps he saw
Speaker 2: how the machine was operating and said I got to go.
Speaker 3: He has mental health issues. His stapa is probably told
Speaker 3: him to get out. To be honest, I always thought
Speaker 3: that Pete was pulled out by his sturpist or somebody
Speaker 3: who cared about him, because that machine will eat up
Speaker 3: somebody who's healthy and he's not interesting.
Speaker 2: I think the only man who wanted to be there
Speaker 2: and did not succumb to the pressures is also Chris Humphrey.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's his God. Though he's a church boy. Somebody
Speaker 3: probably laid hands and prayed on him to pull him out.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that makes a lot of sense to me
Speaker 2: because when you think about the men who have been
Speaker 2: on the show, the ones who lasted long, and by long,
Speaker 2: I meaning having a contract to appear on the show,
Speaker 2: Scott dis Sick.
Speaker 1: Lamar Rob the brother.
Speaker 2: Chris Humphreys literally was hated by them because he was
Speaker 2: the anti Kardashian.
Speaker 1: He called out the bullshit.
Speaker 3: And the integrity. He had integrity. He's a church going
Speaker 3: man who had integrity, and his God wouldn't let him
Speaker 3: serve someone else. I'm not even super Christian, and I
Speaker 3: saw that. I was like, no, he's too god fearing.
Speaker 3: That's not gonna work. The deals you have to make.
Speaker 3: You can't go to church on Sunday after that. I'm
Speaker 3: not saying they're bad people. I still live for the
Speaker 3: glamour of it all, but there's a little bit of
Speaker 3: soul crushing concessions that have to be made to be
Speaker 3: part of that machine. And it's also a toxic matriarch.
Speaker 3: We talk about toxic patriarchs all the time, but I
Speaker 3: said previously, because the original Robert Kardashian left, the women
Speaker 3: Quist took over, right, and there's a toxic matriarch system
Speaker 3: where the women are actually the ones who are the
Speaker 3: power structure and the men are the accessories. It's almost
Speaker 3: like a flip of regular society. And so, yeah, what happens.
Speaker 3: Usually if we flip the genders, we would totally understand it.
Speaker 3: That's what's crazy. If the Kardashians were men, and these
Speaker 3: dating people, these lovers, these coming in and out folks,
Speaker 3: were women, who would totally see it as clear as day.
Speaker 3: And because the genders are switched, it's harder and more covert.
Speaker 3: Because we don't think of women as being that that conniving,
Speaker 3: that strategic, that power hungry, all the things that we
Speaker 3: associate with men. These women are learning from Chris, and
Speaker 3: so it's harder for us to pinpoint it and easier
Speaker 3: for us to see it as endearing.
Speaker 2: I'm blown away by all of this. I'm fascinated as well.
Speaker 2: And that also explains that the Bruce Jenner transitioning into
Speaker 2: into Caitlin. Mind you, he felt this. Bruce at the
Speaker 2: time felt this way prior to being married to Chris,
Speaker 2: but to your point when you are the matriarch of
Speaker 2: this institution, yep, right, and you're raising these women to
Speaker 2: follow orders because of the money and the and the
Speaker 2: amount of access that you have.
Speaker 1: And I'm with you. I love them.
Speaker 2: It's great television. I love the glamor of the access
Speaker 2: and the hustle bustle. But one thing that you and
Speaker 2: I do in this podcast is we take it from
Speaker 2: a psychological standpoint. And I think about that, and I
Speaker 2: think about the many men who have calm and gone
Speaker 2: and how I literally and I want you to help
Speaker 2: me because I may be wrong. I don't know a
Speaker 2: man that has been a part of that infrastructure that
Speaker 2: has come out of it unscathed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the one who did is very annoyed with them, right,
Speaker 3: Chris is very annoyed. Steve what's his name, the one
Speaker 3: from sen now can forget Pete, Steve Simeons. Pete was
Speaker 3: a free bird, so he was a wildcard to begin with.
Speaker 3: He wasn't part of the game plan. Kim did not
Speaker 3: expect to be so charmed by him. You could tell
Speaker 3: it was like, oh, we got work them into the
Speaker 3: script now because we didn't expect this. So it's It's
Speaker 3: interesting that the two men who made it out. One
Speaker 3: is such a wildcard. It was impossible for you to
Speaker 3: cajun down the other one so god fearing he couldn't
Speaker 3: stomach it. Yeay, who understands the machine? If you talk
Speaker 3: to him, or if you heard him talk after he left,
Speaker 3: some of the stuff he's saying in the middle of
Speaker 3: those rants is not all wrong. There's a couple of
Speaker 3: times when you'll hear Kanye rant about stuff about the
Speaker 3: Kardashians and how they work, where you're like, even though
Speaker 3: I think you're in the middle of an episode, even
Speaker 3: a broken clock is right twice a day. So if
Speaker 3: you really really think about it, there are some themes
Speaker 3: that all the men have in common. Right, But what
Speaker 3: happens there is a thing called trauma bonding where the
Speaker 3: very person who abuses you is also the one who
Speaker 3: wants to be your salvation. People use that word in correctly.
Speaker 3: Trauma bonding is not bonding about a bad boyfriend in
Speaker 3: the bathroom at a club. So, because there's so much
Speaker 3: trauma bonding happening with these women where they are taking
Speaker 3: advantage of you but then also being your nurture and
Speaker 3: your savior. When she hits the fan. It makes it
Speaker 3: really tricky for you to get out because you're like, damn,
Speaker 3: I don't want to be a part of this. But
Speaker 3: I'm in a position now where this is all I
Speaker 3: have left.
Speaker 2: This is all I have left, and this is all
Speaker 2: I know, And it takes me when I say to you, Blue,
Speaker 2: you are.
Speaker 1: A bad bit.
Speaker 2: One thing that I just thought about is Robert Kardashian
Speaker 2: Senior and how And I don't know if a lot
Speaker 2: of people know this. Yes, they know that that Chris
Speaker 2: had an affair on Robert, but I don't think a
Speaker 2: lot of people know this. Robert Kardashian Senior hired a
Speaker 2: private investigator to snoop on Chris because he was suspecting
Speaker 2: that something wasn't wasn't right in terms of their marriage.
Speaker 2: He discovered that Chris was cheating on him with a
Speaker 2: with a young person. He the guy was much younger,
Speaker 2: like in his twenties. I think a soccer player, soccer
Speaker 2: not soccer player, soccer coach, tennis coach, one of those things.
Speaker 2: And it took Robert Kardashian Senior, a powerful man, a
Speaker 2: powerful attorney, to know that my wife cheating on me
Speaker 2: once and.
Speaker 1: He divorced her immediately.
Speaker 2: And I always thought that was interesting, like, well, why
Speaker 2: did he make it work? Like, Okay, she made a mistake.
Speaker 2: She made a mistake. Based on this conversation I'm having
Speaker 2: with you, I think Robert knew you cheating on me
Speaker 2: has nothing to do with with with a sex thing.
Speaker 2: It was a power move, exactly. It was a power move.
Speaker 2: And I think I don't know what Robert discovered in
Speaker 2: that private investigation, but I think Robert discovered that this woman,
Speaker 2: to your point, Blue, you're so smart, this woman plays
Speaker 2: like the big boys that I that I am in
Speaker 2: the country club with, that I go golfing with, that
Speaker 2: I'm in the courtroom with. I think he was so
Speaker 2: disturbed that who he thought was like this susie homemaker.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that took care of all the kids. Had enough,
Speaker 1: had enough?
Speaker 2: Ooh, she was so secretive and got away with it,
Speaker 2: and she was so maniacal. She did everything that I
Speaker 2: know men do that I think in his heart of hearts,
Speaker 2: I could never trust her again.
Speaker 3: He knows he's a lawyer, he knows an adversary when
Speaker 3: he sees one. And let's be honest, the girls have
Speaker 3: hinted at this for years they have. They always say
Speaker 3: that our dad was such a good man, but they
Speaker 3: got left with the conniving one when he passed, and
Speaker 3: she groomed them and made them successful and made all
Speaker 3: their dreams come true. They were the original prototype what
Speaker 3: they're doing to the men Chris to them, I'm the
Speaker 3: only thing you got that is gone right, and I
Speaker 3: have the keys of the kingdom. You're coming or not.
Speaker 3: And they're now giving that same speech. It's like Mary Kay,
Speaker 3: It's like an mllll skiing the same thing she did
Speaker 3: to them, they're now doing to other people in a
Speaker 3: weird way. I feel bad for the whole ecosystem because
Speaker 3: the head of the snake is really Chris And I'm
Speaker 3: impressed by her because I like strategy. Like strategically speaking,
Speaker 3: she's brilliant, right, She's probably one of the most brilliant.
Speaker 3: We always joke Jenner is a brilliant mastermind, but I
Speaker 3: don't think people sit with it because she's still a woman.
Speaker 3: I don't think people really sit with how much of
Speaker 3: a mastermind she is.
Speaker 1: Chris Jenner. In my opinion, you can call me on this.
Speaker 2: Chris Jenner is the most brilliant person of the twenty
Speaker 2: first century.
Speaker 3: Not not.
Speaker 2: Steve Jobs, not Jeff Bezos, not Elon Musk, not Bill Gates.
Speaker 1: You are right, Blue, the reason why.
Speaker 2: Chris Jenner will go down in history as the most
Speaker 2: brilliant person because I'm with you, if she had a penis,
Speaker 2: we would be heralding her on covers of magazines and worshiping.
Speaker 1: Her the way they do these men.
Speaker 2: Chris Jenner is the most brilliant, whether you call it evil,
Speaker 2: brilliant or not. She is so brilliant because this woman
Speaker 2: with no college education. Let's talk about it. Because most
Speaker 2: of the men that I named went to college and
Speaker 2: have a degree. This woman with no college education single
Speaker 2: handedly took her daughters, okay and created a multi billion
Speaker 2: dollar industry to the point where when when when Bruce
Speaker 2: Jenner at the time he was Bruce, When Bruce Jenner
Speaker 2: went to E and said, I want I'm transitioning into
Speaker 2: Caitlyn to a woman, and I want to do a show,
Speaker 2: and the hit of E said, Okay, I have to
Speaker 2: talk to Chris first, yep. And And what that meant, guys,
Speaker 2: is the had of the network. E, all of E
Speaker 2: could not make a decision about that show without getting
Speaker 2: Chris's approval, So Caitlyn's show.
Speaker 1: That lasted I think one or two seasons at the most.
Speaker 3: It was weird. It was weird show. I tried to
Speaker 3: watch it.
Speaker 1: It was not good at all. Chris had to approve it.
Speaker 2: Black China Rob Show was pitched from Black China's attorney, allegedly,
Speaker 2: and when they brought it to E, E called Chris
Speaker 2: and said, just so you know, we're being pitched as
Speaker 2: black and tying a rob show, And all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: Chris Jenna was the EP along with the sisters. So
Speaker 2: we don't talk about how this woman who was a
Speaker 2: housewife took her children and made them billionaires. And one
Speaker 2: thing she said on this season was she looks at
Speaker 2: her kids and she wonders sometimes if she made a
Speaker 2: mistake because they're not happy.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Ah. The thing about Chris is I feel people
Speaker 3: are like, well, you must hate her. No, I actually
Speaker 3: feel neutral because my shock and awe and mild disdain
Speaker 3: for the lack of morality and some of it is
Speaker 3: like a counterbalance by how deeply impressed I am by
Speaker 3: the brilliance. And I don't know if that says about me,
Speaker 3: like I'm always gonna in some way clap for talent
Speaker 3: regardless of how it's being used. And I do think
Speaker 3: that she was the original prototype. She pulled it off.
Speaker 3: Kim was her two point zero, Kylie was her three
Speaker 3: point zero. Courtney and Chloe, they just are the mezzanine
Speaker 3: level they play around with that Rob we didn't even
Speaker 3: need him because I'm making it in my image. You
Speaker 3: know how God made Jesus in his image. It feels
Speaker 3: very much like that. It's a God complex. Chris Jenna's
Speaker 3: legacy is forever, forever steeped in history because she's made
Speaker 3: several iterations of herself and spread them out globally with
Speaker 3: minimal talent. These girls are learning on the job. Working
Speaker 3: hard and being talented are not the same thing.
Speaker 1: They're learning on the job.
Speaker 3: They're failing upwards. Usually only men can help their children
Speaker 3: fill upwards. Chris Jenner cracked patriarchy. Guys like it's a
Speaker 3: big deal. But because she's a woman, nobody's talking about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So poor Tristan, poor mumble mouthed high booty Tristan never
Speaker 3: saw a chance and that's why he's on the pology
Speaker 3: to a full circle.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I have to invite you back because we're
Speaker 1: going I.
Speaker 2: Didn't know that at the end of this episode it
Speaker 2: would be the it would be you and I cracking
Speaker 2: the cold of Chris Jenner.
Speaker 1: All roads leads back to Chris Jenner.
Speaker 2: You and I need to do a future episode on
Speaker 2: the mind of Chris Jenner because I'm with you. I'm fascinated,
Speaker 2: like beyond fascinated by what she's cultivated, and I'm with you.
Speaker 2: I don't hate Chris. I don't hate the Kardashians. I
Speaker 2: actually love them. Every powerful person in the world they
Speaker 2: have something interesting about them that you either love or hate.
Speaker 1: Right, it is what it is.
Speaker 2: No powerful person becomes powerful because they always play nice
Speaker 2: in the sandbox. That is just it doesn't work out
Speaker 2: that way, right, It just doesn't.
Speaker 3: Power requires concessions to be made. It's impossible to be
Speaker 3: powered without making concessions. And power is polarizing. So you
Speaker 3: know you're powerful when you've had to make some deals
Speaker 3: that made you have to hold your breath a little bit,
Speaker 3: and some people love you, peopleho hate you. That's power.
Speaker 3: If everybody likes you, you're not powerful. You're power with
Speaker 3: the water girl, Like, that's not how it works.
Speaker 1: If everybody likes you. You're not powerful. You are the
Speaker 1: water girl.
Speaker 3: Crunching a thirst and being powerful two very different things.
Speaker 1: Blue.
Speaker 2: Okay, so rain drops tweet Blue an eye and let
Speaker 2: us know if you want us to dedicate an episode
Speaker 2: to the mind of Chris Jenner, where she and I
Speaker 2: will do a deep dive from her childhood to now
Speaker 2: because every step she has taken, like Blue has intimated,
Speaker 2: has worked because they learned on the job, and they
Speaker 2: filled up in some cases. Because we'll get into this
Speaker 2: credit card that they had.
Speaker 3: That was.
Speaker 1: That's a whole other episode.
Speaker 2: Say, Baby Blue, this was another genius episode brought by you.
Speaker 2: I'm gagging. I'mnav to sit on this for a second.
Speaker 2: But us and for all, let the world know where
Speaker 2: they can find you, follow you and support you, my love.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, first thing is my good is telling me
Speaker 3: the Chris Janner episode should come after the finale because
Speaker 3: we want to see her endgame for this season. Job.
Speaker 3: I need to see the board mapped out so I
Speaker 3: can see, so where did she take us this season?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: Because mother has a story arc, you know, she has
Speaker 3: a grand finale for us, and I can't wait to
Speaker 3: see what that is. I'm nervous. If you guys want
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Speaker 3: It's just takes practice.
Speaker 2: Please follow her like please, she is a pop culture phenomena.
Speaker 2: She's highly educated and like she says, she's a coach
Speaker 2: and she looks at things from a deep psychological standpoint
Speaker 2: in addition to astrology.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I'm having a fun girls. Astrology, psychology, emotional intelligence,
Speaker 3: let's get into it. I like people, I like humanizing people.
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