Speaker 1: I think this is Kim Kardashian's best era and her
Speaker 1: real glow up, because she's not attaching her identity to
Speaker 1: a man. So Ever since I interacted with Kim Kardashian
Speaker 1: in entertainment, meaning when I first saw her show, and
Speaker 1: I've met her a few times, very lovely girl, she
Speaker 1: has always been attached to a man, a successful man,
Speaker 1: an attractive man, a famous man, a rich man. Started
Speaker 1: out from my perspective, from what I recall, I remember
Speaker 1: her being with Reggie Bush, this hot football player. He
Speaker 1: played for the New Orleans Saints. She went to the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl, she wore the wardrobe, she was the footballer's wife.
Speaker 1: She went down on the field, she got the credit,
Speaker 1: she jumped up, she you know, the whole thing. And
Speaker 1: she was Kim Kardashian, but part of her identity was
Speaker 1: Reggie Bush, a hot football player, a hot football player's girlfriend,
Speaker 1: and he was on the show and did that whole thing.
Speaker 1: And then I remember her getting into a relationship with
Speaker 1: another athlete, a basketball player, this time Chris Humphries, kind
Speaker 1: of an unassuming guy that we hadn't heard of. He
Speaker 1: was awkward in ways, he was not from like the
Speaker 1: big city and super cultured and savvy. You could see
Speaker 1: his family was very down to earth, and she was
Speaker 1: able to lassow him into this life of luxury and
Speaker 1: la and this wedding and the Lorraine war Its ring
Speaker 1: that she got for him to give to her, and
Speaker 1: the KK bracelet and this massive, gorgeous wedding and it
Speaker 1: was for television and it was a spectacle, and they
Speaker 1: argued on TV and Jonathan Cheban didn't really you know,
Speaker 1: get along with him that well, or he didn't see it,
Speaker 1: and you know, this guy went and was churned through
Speaker 1: the machine. But it was part of her identity, this
Speaker 1: big gorgeous wedding on television, this gigantic ring that was famous,
Speaker 1: and it's still famous to this day because later I
Speaker 1: think they argued about it and he eventually sold it
Speaker 1: through Christie's I think it was. And so that was
Speaker 1: a big part of her identity. And then breaking up
Speaker 1: with him a month after they got married, seemingly because
Speaker 1: it was great content. They got caught up in the
Speaker 1: bubble in the machine. It was a great made for
Speaker 1: television romance marriage, wedding, good for ratings, all of it.
Speaker 1: And then he was just sort of chewed up spit out.
Speaker 1: We never heard from him again, and it wasn't that pretty.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I don't even I can't even
Speaker 1: begrudge her, I mean I can, but he signed up
Speaker 1: for that machine. The machine went quickly. I'm sure that
Speaker 1: was mesmerizing to both of them, and it was really
Speaker 1: the beginning of her having that kind of influence and
Speaker 1: getting all the free stuff and the integrations and all
Speaker 1: that stuff, and it was a whirlwind. And once you
Speaker 1: are off to the races with a television show and
Speaker 1: you're getting married, I'm sure it's very hard to get
Speaker 1: off the ride. So she probably was having anxiety, and
Speaker 1: a month into the ride she wanted out. So then
Speaker 1: her identity attached to the second athlete that I knew
Speaker 1: of in my Kim Kardashian journey was over. And then
Speaker 1: also on the show, we saw that Kanye West was
Speaker 1: a good friend of hers for years, and he had
Speaker 1: always pined over her, and he always was in love
Speaker 1: with her.
Speaker 2: They were good friends.
Speaker 1: He was someone that she saw as a good friend
Speaker 1: and confident and never in that way or they both
Speaker 1: were always in different relationships. And then they get together
Speaker 1: and she's his muse and she wants to be.
Speaker 2: Invited to the Met Gala.
Speaker 1: And he's always had an interest in fashion and relationships
Speaker 1: with Vogue and on a wind tour, and people think he's
Speaker 1: crazy that he says he's going to be a fashion
Speaker 1: designer one day, but she probably believes him. And you know,
Speaker 1: enter his yeezy era and her being his muse, and
Speaker 1: her style completely changes and he's dressing her. She ended
Speaker 1: up on the cover of Vogue with him. She ended
Speaker 1: up being his plus one to the Met Gala, and
Speaker 1: now he couldn't even be her plus one. So she evolved,
Speaker 1: She listened the some of them was greater than its parts.
Speaker 1: They both made each other much more successful and she
Speaker 1: became a lot more wealthy and successful. And Skims, which
Speaker 1: I believe Kanye owns a piece of, is a big
Speaker 1: part of that, which is her biggest success today. Her
Speaker 1: beauty has been successful, but Skims is her biggest cash.
Speaker 2: Cow to date.
Speaker 1: And then enter the Rebound Guy Pete Davidson, Rebound Guy Younger,
Speaker 1: Ripped alternative. He's funny, he wears like knee socks. It's
Speaker 1: just a totally different departure. A lot of people do
Speaker 1: this when they go through a divorce and it's a
Speaker 1: challenging one. They go the entirely opposite direction. It's some
Speaker 1: sort of a rebellion, a rebound. It was never bound
Speaker 1: to last. Nevertheless, they went to the White House correspondence
Speaker 1: dinner together, I think it was, and they posed publicly
Speaker 1: and they were having incredible sex, and I think her
Speaker 1: grandmother knew about it and all this stuff. And then
Speaker 1: he gets pieced out, discarded and they both go on
Speaker 1: their merry way. And while she's been sort of semi
Speaker 1: lukewarm link to other people, she's been a solo act
Speaker 1: now for a minute. And I'm sure you know it's
Speaker 1: not that easy to date Kim Kardashian, and she needs
Speaker 1: to write billionaire or mogul or successful athlete or actor
Speaker 1: or producer or tech guy, because it's going to be
Speaker 1: a lot to keep up with her the machine, that
Speaker 1: would be a lot to keep up with. So it's
Speaker 1: not an easy slot to fill. And when she was
Speaker 1: younger and not as successful and not a billionaire, it
Speaker 1: was easier to fill that slot because some you know,
Speaker 1: dopey basketball player, he's gonna think it's great, and he
Speaker 1: still is a basketball player. She can elevate his stock
Speaker 1: and he can elevate her stock. She's in a relationship,
Speaker 1: I can have this big wedding. Same with Reggie Bush
Speaker 1: and all of that, and Pete Davidson. They're both famous,
Speaker 1: so you know, it brought a different thing to the table.
Speaker 1: Now she's a bonafide media mogul on her own. She
Speaker 1: never has to depend upon anyone. She is going to
Speaker 1: law school, she is trying to help people who are
Speaker 1: falsely imprisoned get out of prison. And her business is massive,
Speaker 1: and she's on Bloomberg being interviewed with icons and doing
Speaker 1: real business panels and conversations. And this is her entrepreneurial
Speaker 1: solo act era. And I think it's her best era
Speaker 1: because she did it. She has nothing to prove. And
Speaker 1: by the way, who how many years ago was that
Speaker 1: sex tape? And if Chris orchestrated that, good for Chris
Speaker 1: because that was a long time ago. And if I was,
Speaker 1: if I the number of years ago that Kim Kardashian's
Speaker 1: sex tape was is when I was bouncing checks and
Speaker 1: having insufficient funds at an ATM, Like, how many people
Speaker 1: were a different person that many years ago? People have
Speaker 1: been incarcerated for terrible crimes and rehabilitated and repented and
Speaker 1: reformed and got out. In the time since Kim Kardashian
Speaker 1: was in a sex tape, so that sex tape was
Speaker 1: two thousand and seven, that was sixteen years ago. I
Speaker 1: wanted to I'm in my fitness era. I'm trying to
Speaker 1: enter a nature era. I beach walk in the summer,
Speaker 1: all I do all year round, and then all year
Speaker 1: I feel guilty because now I'm not near the beach
Speaker 1: and I don't do anything, and I talk about it,
Speaker 1: and I think about it. I say I'm gonna do it,
Speaker 1: and then I don't do it. So I found a
Speaker 1: nature preserved near me and I went hiking, and I
Speaker 1: was so excited. And I'm the type of person that
Speaker 1: when I break the seal, then I can go deeper.
Speaker 1: I'm not the type of person that, like January Twod
Speaker 1: runs into with a boot camp class with a headband
Speaker 1: on and like sweatbands and a hot knee on outfit.
Speaker 1: I'm the type of person that walks, walks a little more,
Speaker 1: does a little yoga, maybe takes a hard class like
Speaker 1: then gets needy in it, then maybe takes a spinning
Speaker 1: class like I dabble. So I enter my nature era.
Speaker 1: This morning, I woke up, I walked forty minutes. I
Speaker 1: think it was like six seven thousand steps. My goal
Speaker 1: is just like to get just to walk just I'm like,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm like an old fucking lady already, Like
Speaker 1: I just I just want to do something for my
Speaker 1: mind and just be outside and just say I did it.
Speaker 2: So my nature era has started.
Speaker 1: And then what happens is like, oh, I want to
Speaker 1: try to do something most days. So I went on
Speaker 1: to join these fitness apps. It's amazing to me. In
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three, our generation doesn't understand this. Our generation
Speaker 1: went to a class and like couldn't imagine exercising at home.
Speaker 1: And then you're like, oh, well, could I get a trainer?
Speaker 1: And it's expensive. It's like one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 1: dollars for a trainer, which is expensive. And then you
Speaker 1: realize you could just go on your phone and you
Speaker 1: could join an app. And then you realize you could
Speaker 1: just go on YouTube and just like put a video
Speaker 1: on it. You feel like you're cheating, like you could.
Speaker 1: I did a yoga video for forty five minutes yesterday
Speaker 1: Vinyasa on YouTube. Like I feel like I'm stealing. Where's
Speaker 1: the honor box to put the money in? It's so strange.
Speaker 1: So I joined some of these finis apps. I was
Speaker 1: trying to join the Tracy Anderson when I couldn't figure
Speaker 1: out the app. It's like six hundred dollars, which isn't
Speaker 1: that much if a trainer is expensive and Tracy Andrews's expensive.
Speaker 1: But then there was another one that was thirty dollars
Speaker 1: a month. But to join it, they required a capital letter,
Speaker 1: a lower case letter, a symbol, and a number. What
Speaker 1: like a lot of my passwords are similar and then
Speaker 1: I can remember and then I add something. I know
Speaker 1: you write it down, but like a capital, a lower case,
Speaker 1: a symbol, and a fucking number.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do? Break into my workout?
Speaker 1: Like what the fuck? Who cares tell my password? Do
Speaker 1: a Vinyasa class. I don't give a fuck. Log in
Speaker 1: is me. They'll think we're all working out what the
Speaker 1: fuck I've never had? Like what do we We're at
Speaker 1: the CIA. It's mission impossible to do an app?
Speaker 2: And then I just leave.
Speaker 1: I'm like, this is insane, speaking of what you know
Speaker 1: I talk about on subscribe. It's getting nuts. Now they
Speaker 1: need real reasons why you want on subscribe, and if
Speaker 1: you don't check on that box that wants to receive offers,
Speaker 1: they don't even let you go to the next step.
Speaker 1: You want to buy something, Oh, just check this box
Speaker 1: it says you receive offers. I don't want to receive offers. Oh,
Speaker 1: can we automatically sign you in next time? Absolutely fucking
Speaker 1: nut joining to order from Target online, you have to
Speaker 1: sign sign into what I want to buy a fucking
Speaker 1: chaneail rope and a first aid kit.
Speaker 2: That's literally what I want.
Speaker 1: There's no checkout now, there's no fast checkout, no Apple
Speaker 1: Pang sign in. You are so fucking presumptuous, Like I
Speaker 1: want to join this club, I don't need to sign in,
Speaker 1: Gonna have to be on the list now, I'm back
Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety two in New York City, fucking velvet rope.
Speaker 1: I can't get into a club if I'm not like
Speaker 1: on the list sign in? What are you?
Speaker 2: Insane? So fucking annoying