Speaker 1: From Hollywood to you.
Speaker 2: Thank you for listening to.
Speaker 1: Air on Air with a Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 3: What kissam, Good morning, It's time to get Tuesday started.
Speaker 1: Yeah, baby, I am not.
Speaker 3: A human being with any type of thinking, brain skills
Speaker 3: or personality before I sip my first cup of coffee,
Speaker 3: so I understand, don't ask me anything. I'm lucky I've
Speaker 3: lived alone for so many years because you cannot get
Speaker 3: a good response out of me before I have coffee.
Speaker 1: No TALKI before coffee.
Speaker 2: You're lucky. I drink it before I see you too.
Speaker 1: I'm so lucky.
Speaker 4: You said lived alone for so many years, So does
Speaker 4: that mean you're not living alone currently?
Speaker 1: Wow? Good catch, Tanya, Wow the sleuth.
Speaker 4: I have had my coffee.
Speaker 3: Let's just say I was on the other side of
Speaker 3: the bed last night. Is it me that was the
Speaker 3: furthest side from the bathroom?
Speaker 2: It didn't. I didn't say who or if on the
Speaker 2: other side.
Speaker 1: Why are you on the other side?
Speaker 2: That's another question.
Speaker 1: You only get one per month. That was her question.
Speaker 1: This is my first question. You guys work as a
Speaker 1: team and you ask you questions.
Speaker 3: You team up as a team. You get to ask
Speaker 3: as a team. No, I was on the other side.
Speaker 1: Why I just fell asleep there.
Speaker 4: Because somebody was on the other side.
Speaker 3: I didn't say that. See, now you're actually fibbing. Now
Speaker 3: you're making things up. Yeah, anyway, here we are, first
Speaker 3: day of school now l a USD not even back.
Speaker 3: Well I shouldn't even say not even back. They're not back.
Speaker 3: Nobody should be back this week. They're back tomorrow, but
Speaker 3: no one should be back this week. I'm protesting William's
Speaker 3: Heart School District Santa crudis back to It is weird.
Speaker 2: It's like, I got it.
Speaker 3: You want to be excited for your first day of school,
Speaker 3: but can you get amped up when you start on
Speaker 3: a Tuesday, August eleventh.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't be It should be after Labor Day period.
Speaker 2: I I agree with that. I I agree with that. Yes,
Speaker 2: I'm waiting now. I don't think you have to be
Speaker 2: so on it today if you're going back to school.
Speaker 5: That's how it was for us. Don't you remember, lassume
Speaker 5: I always start after.
Speaker 4: Labor Day September.
Speaker 2: Well that we never started that late.
Speaker 3: We always started mid August in Georgia and we'd be
Speaker 3: back to football practice in July. So you have like
Speaker 3: two weeks off summer in June. When is USC our internet?
Speaker 3: It goes to USC? When does the USC start?
Speaker 1: I started two weeks is that early?
Speaker 4: I used to.
Speaker 6: Start mid August, so that's pretty late for me.
Speaker 2: Wow, I wish everybody started after Labor Day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I should protest, but we can't.
Speaker 3: I know there must be a reason. Los Alamitos is
Speaker 3: back tomorrow. Lausd Today, we got heat. My shorts get shorter.
Speaker 1: They just get yo daddy shorts.
Speaker 2: That's what I got. That's what I'm wearing. I'm wearing.
Speaker 2: I'm proud wear.
Speaker 1: I'm proud. They look great.
Speaker 2: You like it?
Speaker 1: I do?
Speaker 2: How do you see them so easily?
Speaker 1: You're right next to me.
Speaker 4: When I stood up, I didn't see them.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to kick up my leg right now
Speaker 2: to be strange to kick up my.
Speaker 5: Leg, But he's gonna do it.
Speaker 2: Wow, hanging out with Ronnie too much?
Speaker 1: I mean it might be shorter than his.
Speaker 3: No, Ronnie doesn't even have a You know when you
Speaker 3: go to pick out curtains and they show you a swatch, Yes,
Speaker 3: that's what Ronnie wears.
Speaker 1: He wears a swatch.
Speaker 2: He does not even a carpet square, a literal swatch.
Speaker 1: You picking out curtains.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yeah, when you picked up he wears the
Speaker 3: size of a paint sample around his waist and his chest.
Speaker 4: It was an excellent comparison.
Speaker 2: Thank you. My job is to illustrate points being in
Speaker 2: an audio medium.
Speaker 1: That is my job. It really is.
Speaker 2: All right, kids, we gotta go kiss F. Taylor, switch
Speaker 2: on kiss F.
Speaker 3: It's Ryan's Secrets with you, Siciny and Tanya. We had
Speaker 3: a little break last week, which was nice to get away.
Speaker 3: I was reading more young Americans are traveling abroad than
Speaker 3: ever before. They are deciding not to have kids and
Speaker 3: not to buy houses. Yeah, they just want to go
Speaker 3: for the experience. And you're nodding your head in turn,
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 6: I went to London for the first time over spring break.
Speaker 3: And you found that your friends fellow students are spending
Speaker 3: cash on experience versus stuff.
Speaker 6: Oh definitely, how was it?
Speaker 4: It was awesome.
Speaker 6: That was my first time abroad, so that was amazing,
Speaker 6: and I did spend a lot there.
Speaker 3: I have a very bad problem when I travel to
Speaker 3: other places. I speak English with an accent sometimes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I do that.
Speaker 2: Why do you do that?
Speaker 3: You speak broken English as people speak broken English to me,
Speaker 3: and I speak it back.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And I don't know. I didn't even know I'm doing it.
Speaker 3: And so when I go over there, I'll say things like, ah,
Speaker 3: having a bit of it, get together tonight, a bit
Speaker 3: of one.
Speaker 2: Quite, I'm quite happy.
Speaker 1: So bizarre.
Speaker 2: Was there any word that you heard that stood out
Speaker 2: to you when you were there?
Speaker 6: Definitely cheers, like they say cheers after everything.
Speaker 1: Mind your gap?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the what?
Speaker 1: Mind the gap?
Speaker 2: Mind the gap?
Speaker 1: Yes, the subway or like the.
Speaker 2: Mind the gap.
Speaker 3: Mind the gaps, so much more pleasant than watch out
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, that's just prettier, right.
Speaker 1: The lo the Lou.
Speaker 3: I know, if I ask where the Lou is here,
Speaker 3: people will laugh at me.
Speaker 1: Elevators are the lift?
Speaker 2: The lift?
Speaker 3: I know, the car park, not the exactly the the flat?
Speaker 2: To me, the flat is a coffee. Could I have
Speaker 2: a Flat's that thing?
Speaker 1: A flop?
Speaker 6: Flat?
Speaker 1: White?
Speaker 3: Flat?
Speaker 1: White?
Speaker 3: People say you're right, you're right, And.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what do I look sick because they say
Speaker 2: it you're right.
Speaker 3: You know, when we say are you all right, it's like,
Speaker 3: my gosh, we recognize something looks disastrous.
Speaker 2: That's just how do you know?
Speaker 5: I have a British best friend and she and there's
Speaker 5: no way I would speak it back to her like this.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I do.
Speaker 3: Like I have a friend that calls me dolling and
Speaker 3: I call him darling and.
Speaker 4: You call us darling.
Speaker 1: No, he doesn't.
Speaker 3: I've never called you dolling. When have I ever said darling?
Speaker 3: You've never said it to you, never said it. I've
Speaker 3: never said come on, guys, you I never said it.
Speaker 3: Don't say it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you say it like as a joke.
Speaker 1: Never make back to the archive. Please it.
Speaker 4: Maybe it wasn't on the air.
Speaker 2: Okay, making things up? Only one?
Speaker 4: Come on, somebody you're feel like he has a dollar?
Speaker 1: Thank you something? Yes to whom? Now Mikayla just always
Speaker 1: comes in and defense Kanya, there's.
Speaker 2: No I'll tell you what you're doing. That's about that's
Speaker 2: about the truth. We need to take a break.
Speaker 1: See what your trip to.
Speaker 2: London is done to us? And now people don't like us.
Speaker 2: Now people have switched the station. Maybe and I've never
Speaker 2: said that.
Speaker 3: Rada, my friend Roda calls me darling and so I
Speaker 3: type back darling damn And I call him love.
Speaker 1: People call you love, people call you love.
Speaker 7: You send that ever.
Speaker 1: Are you doing all right?
Speaker 2: I love I love.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to watch that Ricky Gervais show about death.
Speaker 1: But Mark's intrigue tone.
Speaker 2: What's that? What's it's called after life? After life? I'm Ricky,
Speaker 2: I'm watching you tonight.
Speaker 4: Is that out?
Speaker 2: It's been out for ten years? It's wonderful.
Speaker 1: We have no clue what you're there.
Speaker 2: I was just saying about that. But remember this conversation you.
Speaker 1: Need to start.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, I'm my armpits are sweating. It's so fun.
Speaker 2: It's case.
Speaker 3: We were just reminiscing that week yesterday, not with each other,
Speaker 3: meaning a week off, which was something that I felt
Speaker 3: guilty doing for so many years, was ever going away
Speaker 3: from war?
Speaker 2: I didn't even take vacation for so many years.
Speaker 3: I do not care that guilty these days, but I
Speaker 3: used to carry the guilt when I go away. Matter
Speaker 3: of fact, I meant to tell you Tunny, you wanted
Speaker 3: to share something about your travels.
Speaker 1: Don't let me forget that.
Speaker 2: I got it. I needed. I just wanted something else.
Speaker 3: To believe in. I needed some goodness to believe in.
Speaker 3: So I got into and started studying astrology.
Speaker 4: Did you manifest during the Lionsgate portal this weekend.
Speaker 2: Could you say that in English?
Speaker 1: Do you see how that doesn't really make sense? I
Speaker 1: did not do that, but I did get an app.
Speaker 4: Oh oh, the circle, the pattern.
Speaker 2: I guess all the I'm trying to find it in
Speaker 2: my apps. It's on the back.
Speaker 3: It's called uh Coast stars Star.
Speaker 2: Do it tells me?
Speaker 3: For example, you want a reading of my co star,
Speaker 3: let me give you yesterdays because I haven't read my
Speaker 3: today's yet. Yesterday's was come up with guidelines for how
Speaker 3: you each want to be treated.
Speaker 4: Each who's the other astrological?
Speaker 1: This is giving a.
Speaker 4: Woman in your life told you about her sign and
Speaker 4: your sign, and now you downloaded an app.
Speaker 3: You have been the reliable one for so long that
Speaker 3: people expect miracles out of you.
Speaker 2: Stop performing.
Speaker 3: Write down what acceptable treatment looks like, then enforce it
Speaker 3: without apology.
Speaker 1: Today.
Speaker 3: Do transparency, do regroup, do fallback plans? Don't middle managers,
Speaker 3: don't take it personally, don't terms of condition.
Speaker 2: So anyway, I learned a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they very direct.
Speaker 2: It's exciting, Tanya. What you want to tell us about
Speaker 2: your flight?
Speaker 4: No, I wanted to see if any of you were
Speaker 4: like this as well, because I noticed it on my
Speaker 4: flight when the fight attendants give their whole like you know,
Speaker 4: this is where the air masks go, this is where
Speaker 4: you and nobody pays attention to them, and I feel
Speaker 4: so bad eye contact making eye contact, I'm smiling, I'm laughing,
Speaker 4: and like Robbie was looking at me, like what are
Speaker 4: you putting?
Speaker 2: I have a show, and I.
Speaker 4: Just feel bad because nobody's showing them any attention.
Speaker 2: An agree, it's so sad. I agree.
Speaker 3: I do the same thing when you're in a restaurant
Speaker 3: or a bar or a lobby and there's some instrument
Speaker 3: player there and there they stop and nobody claps.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I start the clap.
Speaker 3: I feel so bad when people are talking, when you
Speaker 3: have bar singers or or lobby singers.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then and then when they stop the even singing singers,
Speaker 2: and when they stop the song, nobody claps, and.
Speaker 3: So I go like, I have one ear, not on
Speaker 3: the conversation I'm having, I have other ear on the song.
Speaker 1: I'm like, song's over. You have to I didn't they even.
Speaker 4: Go to the emergency people and say are you you know,
Speaker 4: they need like verbal confirmation from them, and some people
Speaker 4: have their headphones and they're not even listening nobody.
Speaker 2: You sad you might have overperformed for their performance.
Speaker 3: It sounds like you were like doing to it though
Speaker 3: we have a let's make a note of the passenger
Speaker 3: in twenty seven m. It's a bit too entertained by us.
Speaker 3: It could be a problem in flank we continue coming
Speaker 3: up next. I've always wanted to talk on it though,
Speaker 3: I've always wanted to ask me too talk it.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you could if you like wanted to propose
Speaker 4: or something, because that's what he wants to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's how I wanted to do it.
Speaker 3: I want to to talk in the flight a tenant
Speaker 3: speaker to propose.
Speaker 2: There is I got it. Next, today's quote of the day.
Speaker 2: Let's kiss up.
Speaker 3: Let me get to the quote of the day here
Speaker 3: in a second. Also, this is interesting. I read this.
Speaker 3: It came into my feed and it says experts say
Speaker 3: that doing this is healthy for your brain and for
Speaker 3: your body. It reduces stress, it boosts your mood. And
Speaker 3: it's not exercise. It's hosting a dinner party. Oh.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 3: Spending time with others strengthen relationships while planning, cooking, and
Speaker 3: hosting keeps your brain active. Love that even potluck is acceptable. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I like pop I like pot luck. It was exciting
Speaker 3: to see what comes in that orange Castle dash.
Speaker 4: Do you guys want to come over for Taco Tuesday?
Speaker 2: Could it not be on a Tuesday day?
Speaker 1: I can't today?
Speaker 3: I mean, can you make taco Tuesday or Friday? So
Speaker 3: hard for us on a Tuesday, Like, no one has
Speaker 3: time for taco Tuesday. Really today's quote you can hear
Speaker 3: someone's childhood in the way they apologize. Interesting, you can
Speaker 3: hear some of childhood in the way they do a
Speaker 3: lot of things. Actually, let's have Fahata Friday, not Taco Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Come on.
Speaker 3: After seven o'clock. We had a second dates update. If
Speaker 3: you're out there dating, wait to hear this situation. Sicany
Speaker 3: has the headlines FM headlines with well.
Speaker 5: Rescue crews are working around the clock in Columbia after
Speaker 5: that seven point four earthquake that destroyed buildings and left
Speaker 5: thousands of people missing. Metrolink is suspending Orange County line
Speaker 5: service between lagu and Negal and Mission Viva and Ocean
Speaker 5: Side due to tides and surf. July was officially the
Speaker 5: hottest month ever in the US dating back to eighteen
Speaker 5: ninety five when temperatures were first recorded and the Backstree
Speaker 5: Boys announced additional shows at the Sphere in Vegas on
Speaker 5: New Year's Even, New Year's Day and January.
Speaker 3: Second one A two point seven ppm. All right, we
Speaker 3: have a second date update coming up. If you are dating,
Speaker 3: or you're thinking about it, or you're bummed about it,
Speaker 3: you gotta hear this.
Speaker 2: In a few minutes. Tanya has a training report.
Speaker 4: Yes, and this is about Rihanna and asap Rocky. And
Speaker 4: so Rihanna officially is a billionaire. She hit that status
Speaker 4: back in twenty twenty one, mostly thanks to Fenti Beauty
Speaker 4: and her fashion empire. So she and asap Rocky have
Speaker 4: three kids together, and he's also doing great for himself too,
Speaker 4: but he's nowhere near her level. And in this new interview,
Speaker 4: he was asked why he seems so confident despite everybody
Speaker 4: comparing his success to hers, and his answer is going viral.
Speaker 4: He said, my woman's got billions. Her success is never
Speaker 4: mi demise. Her success isn't mine at all, and then
Speaker 4: he went on to say nothing anybody could say to
Speaker 4: him is going to make him feel insecure about his woman.
Speaker 4: Being successful. People also pointing out that this is somewhat
Speaker 4: of a trend in Hollywood right now, comparing him to
Speaker 4: Tom Holland hyping up Zendeia, Travis Kelcey being called second
Speaker 4: fiddle to Taylor Swift. And I kind of feel like
Speaker 4: this double standard is slowly shifting, because I do think
Speaker 4: for a long time, men felt very insecure or weird
Speaker 4: if their partner, girlfriend, wife made more than they did.
Speaker 4: And I feel like that is slowly starting to shift.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: It's great, it's so great.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's great, they're in a relationship. He obviously
Speaker 3: he's happy. I mean there's enough, there is enough light
Speaker 3: to go around that if somebody else gets some light
Speaker 3: doesn't dim yours.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I mean obviously, like take their billionaires, take
Speaker 4: all that out of it. This is a dynamic that
Speaker 4: happens in a lot of just like relationships. Like I
Speaker 4: have friends that are career women, career focused, and and
Speaker 4: sometimes when they date, if they're dating guys that aren't
Speaker 4: in that not same level, but maybe guys that don't
Speaker 4: even have like they're stuff together stuff together, they find
Speaker 4: it very intimidating and they don't want to date them anymore.
Speaker 4: It's like so crazy that this is still a thing.
Speaker 3: Remarkable success on that side, But the equation, if you
Speaker 3: distill it down, yeah, I mean, jealousy, envy all not
Speaker 3: good for relationship. You want to celebrate your partner's successes
Speaker 3: and not have that focus on your I mean, if
Speaker 3: someone else's success doesn't mean that you have a loss,
Speaker 3: right right? I agree, I'm I'm I advocate. I'm always
Speaker 3: very happy when you're on TV. Tanya, thank you, because
Speaker 3: she early on She's like, I'm gonna be on E.
Speaker 2: Do you support that? I'm like, yeah, of course I
Speaker 2: support that.
Speaker 4: Remember, yeah, but we're not in a relationship.
Speaker 3: We are not procre Did you not come to me
Speaker 3: and say would you support me working for all these
Speaker 3: other places?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: I did, so keep doing it.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Coming up next five in row was back to School
Speaker 3: Cash in one minute. We are not astop rocking Rihanna
Speaker 3: one O two point seven Kiss FM. Now let's get
Speaker 3: to the second date update, so check it out. Tanya
Speaker 3: Isaac's on the phone says, we met at a speed
Speaker 3: dating event and I was super intrigued by her. She
Speaker 3: asked really deep, meaningful questions. I thought we were totally connected.
Speaker 3: But then I guess you have to circle yes or
Speaker 3: no in the speed date moment. She didn't circle yes
Speaker 3: on me, and I want to know why.
Speaker 2: So Isaac, Hey, how's it going? Hey man, it's going
Speaker 2: all right?
Speaker 3: Now, tell me about the speed dating and the things
Speaker 3: that this woman connected with you about. And then she
Speaker 3: circled not yes. Right, But isn't the point of the
Speaker 3: speed date to quickly rule people out. She's ruled you
Speaker 3: out and moved on.
Speaker 8: Well, right, And I mean, don't get me wrong, I've
Speaker 8: done a few of these speeding dating events before, but
Speaker 8: I've never ever connected with a woman like I did
Speaker 8: with Mariah. I mean, so, the way it works is
Speaker 8: you get eight minutes with each.
Speaker 2: Person and then on your card.
Speaker 8: You circle yes or no, and if you both circle yes,
Speaker 8: you get the follow up email letting you know and
Speaker 8: you can reach out to one another. And I even
Speaker 8: made a comment to her at the end of our
Speaker 8: time together. I told her, you know, I can't wait
Speaker 8: to see you again, and Mariah said me too, uh,
Speaker 8: and then nothing, So like I'm wondering what happened.
Speaker 2: I got you. I like you, don't you like him?
Speaker 8: I'm good, thank you, I appreciate that yeah.
Speaker 2: So I'm like a good guy.
Speaker 1: I hope I did, but I'm wondering, like, did was
Speaker 1: she faking it? And why was she faking one? Faking
Speaker 1: the connection? Just being nice?
Speaker 3: All right? Well, hold on, Isaac, we're gonna get her
Speaker 3: on the phone next and find out what the dealer
Speaker 3: she's agreed to. Come on first, I kiss FM. Now
Speaker 3: time for a second date update. So we met, Isaac.
Speaker 3: He met Mariah speed dating. He said they had a
Speaker 3: good connection. He felt it like someone was there.
Speaker 2: And then she didn't.
Speaker 3: Circle yes like you circle yes if you want to
Speaker 3: go out with the person, and she didn't do that.
Speaker 3: But after what he seemed to think was a great connection,
Speaker 3: meaningful conversation, good questions, very healthy banter and dialogue.
Speaker 1: So why did she say no?
Speaker 2: That's what we want to find out.
Speaker 1: Maybe she had a better connection with someone else.
Speaker 3: So Isaac, we are going to get Mariah now and
Speaker 3: put her on the phone to be very quiet.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Thank you, guys, Mariah, good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning, How you doing, how are you We're good?
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: My name is Ryan Seacrestisney Tani here as well on
Speaker 3: the air. We're just calling about your speed dating occasion.
Speaker 2: How was that?
Speaker 9: Are you serious?
Speaker 1: I am, how was it? Do you recommend it?
Speaker 9: Maybe not even not this this girl around I would.
Speaker 3: Say no, So why not? I've always been curious about
Speaker 3: it myself.
Speaker 9: I just didn't really have a good experience with with
Speaker 9: one of the guys I met.
Speaker 2: What went wrong?
Speaker 3: It's speed dating, so I mean, your experience is short
Speaker 3: lived and you just move on, right.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 9: Well, I circled no on this guy, and at first
Speaker 9: I had circled yes. But I heard him talking to
Speaker 9: the girl after me, and he's the exact same lines,
Speaker 9: the exact same jokes, even the same compliments. So yeah,
Speaker 9: I mean I really liked him.
Speaker 3: I I has been disingenuous exactly.
Speaker 9: I mean not even just coming off as phony, but
Speaker 9: I just feel like he fully is phony and I
Speaker 9: saw right through him, and I completely changed my.
Speaker 2: Vote to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Speaker 3: It is speed dating, after all, so you might have
Speaker 3: your sort of like template things that you say and
Speaker 3: do and ask about in a speed date.
Speaker 9: Right, Yeah, I mean, but I mean he was saying
Speaker 9: the same exact jokes, and you know, and I asked
Speaker 9: him a question of like, what's a small like weird
Speaker 9: core memory from your childhood that you feel like shapes
Speaker 9: you know the world you're in now. And he completely
Speaker 9: used my question that I asked him on the next girl.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that's a compliment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. I don't like it either.
Speaker 3: Well, let's get him on the line here, bring him up.
Speaker 3: Isaac is on the phone, Mariah, Isaac. She accuses you
Speaker 3: of being inauthentic. And I heard the word phony. What
Speaker 3: do you say to that?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I feel like the one the questions you gave
Speaker 8: me were great questions than they really you know, ere
Speaker 8: evocative and get people talking about real stuff instead of
Speaker 8: talking about the weather. So I just took a great idea.
Speaker 8: I mean, I feel like imitation is a sincereus form
Speaker 8: of flattery, right, Like everyone has their go to jokes
Speaker 8: when meeting someone new.
Speaker 2: Do you have a go to joke? Now? Uh?
Speaker 8: You know, I have a couple. I'm not sure if
Speaker 8: I can get away with saying I'm on the radio,
Speaker 8: but they're like a little cheeky okay, but.
Speaker 2: He used the word cheeky. I like it.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm getting phony vibes too.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it wasn't getting performat.
Speaker 1: That's what it is. Performative.
Speaker 3: Yes, so, Isaac, I guess the thing is, and I'm
Speaker 3: guilty of performative performance.
Speaker 2: I I can be.
Speaker 3: Like like, I sound like I'm on the air too
Speaker 3: on sometimes I didn't say that, actually that.
Speaker 2: I didn't say anything like that.
Speaker 1: Performative is being on.
Speaker 2: Didn't say it like that.
Speaker 3: Performative sounds a lot more graceful than being on too
Speaker 3: much all the time.
Speaker 1: I like, I'm guilty of the same exact thing.
Speaker 2: I just sound like I'm on the air.
Speaker 3: When you go out with me and I ask questions,
Speaker 3: it's literally like goodyear on because I'm interested.
Speaker 4: It's called engaging, no because you're impatient.
Speaker 3: WHOA, Now we've taken a further step away from the truth.
Speaker 1: Okay, uh, Isaac, back to you and Mariah.
Speaker 2: Do you understand that she felt like you were being.
Speaker 3: A little disingenuous and not so specifically tailored and authentic
Speaker 3: for her.
Speaker 8: I mean you're right where I, like I said, I've
Speaker 8: been in a couple of these speeding getting scenarios before,
Speaker 8: so I do have like kind of like my my
Speaker 8: set that you know, lead these questions that I like
Speaker 8: to tick off that hopefully get the conversation going yes,
Speaker 8: but I feel like it's just I mean, for me,
Speaker 8: it's more honest and not performative. But I can understand
Speaker 8: how it comes off that way, and I apologize for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you just referred to it as a set.
Speaker 8: Listen, it's just these, you know, routine questions.
Speaker 3: Mariah, Do you accept any of this because I feel
Speaker 3: like he's being authentic now, I really.
Speaker 9: Just don't because it wasn't just like the using my
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Speaker 3: What is the best first date night dinner to make
Speaker 3: if you invited a date over to your place for dinner?
Speaker 2: Mikayla, I thought this was you. Who is it?
Speaker 11: It's for my roommates. She's been seeing this guy for
Speaker 11: like three months and she's like, I want to invite
Speaker 11: him over and make him dinner, but I don't know
Speaker 11: what to make.
Speaker 2: Cute, right it is? I love it so much? Is
Speaker 2: the perfect state, So I would suggest.
Speaker 1: Italian, thinking that too.
Speaker 2: It's the food of romance, right right, romantic.
Speaker 1: Lady in the tramp spaghetti cute Italia.
Speaker 4: I have the best suggestion.
Speaker 2: At least you're confident.
Speaker 4: Engagement Chicken, that's too full.
Speaker 2: We have to call the protein engagement.
Speaker 4: It's like a thing. It's a thing online. It's called engagement.
Speaker 5: Usually you do that, Yeah, and then he's like, oh,
Speaker 5: what kind of chicken is engagement chickens?
Speaker 4: Engaged lemon garlic chicken. You don't call it that, but
Speaker 4: apparently this like chicken works. If you make it for
Speaker 4: your guy, he.
Speaker 1: Will practical magic. So it's rosemary herbed garlic chicken.
Speaker 4: It's like a digital, it's like a it's like a mustardy.
Speaker 1: Years ago.
Speaker 2: I think chicken is risky because.
Speaker 1: You could undercook it.
Speaker 2: No, no, you overcook it.
Speaker 3: It gets dried because you need to prepare it ahead
Speaker 3: of time, and then it sits like you can't cook
Speaker 3: the chicken.
Speaker 4: Come in with the lemon garlic sauce and you.
Speaker 3: Dry chicken garlic And she's right, you don't want a
Speaker 3: garlikey even in the tomato. Even the poladoro sauce are
Speaker 3: gonna make for the spaghetti, right, you don't want it garlicky?
Speaker 2: What did you guys? Narrow it down to Mikaela.
Speaker 11: So we had something Italian or a steak, sahitas or
Speaker 11: tacos like that's fun.
Speaker 2: I think build yourta is fun.
Speaker 5: Huh f a bar, but don't overcooked the chicken.
Speaker 1: She can make stake, but what if he that might
Speaker 1: be heavy but that's kind of impressive. Like the girl
Speaker 1: makes you steak, I still can't master a steak.
Speaker 3: I'm I agree, that's very attractive. You know what I'm
Speaker 3: going to do, barbecue you steak water.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she makes a good steak exactly.
Speaker 3: There you go in the backyard.
Speaker 1: You got some wine.
Speaker 3: That's the answer. You just discovered it. Make what you
Speaker 3: make best perfect, Just make what you make best, yeah,
Speaker 3: true steak fahitas.
Speaker 2: It is build your own Yes, I love that. And
Speaker 2: she could do a little flag yeah, and.
Speaker 1: She can breath. Everything can be already pre made except
Speaker 1: for the steak. And that's the only thing she has
Speaker 1: to do. Why are you fla.
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: You know, like.
Speaker 2: Flag? He tells you what it is, es, what's her name?
Speaker 1: Everyone knows what cheese looks.
Speaker 3: Like Monterey Jack cheese. And then put Jessica souls him,
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Right, and then what's your mom's name?
Speaker 11: Her mom name is Peggy.
Speaker 2: Peggy's guakam ala. I tell you, guys, this is charming.
Speaker 3: You laugh now, but watch it's better than engagement chicken.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is actually, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: A family tree flag descriptor of all of the condiments
Speaker 3: and sides is way more engaged more than chicken.
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Speaker 3: Red light cameras, speed cameras, now the flock camera. Have
Speaker 3: you heard about the flock camera? They're up and where
Speaker 3: Costa Mason.
Speaker 1: They're all over southern California.
Speaker 2: They're still in l A.
Speaker 1: Yep, there's some in LA as well, LA and.
Speaker 2: Orange flock cameras.
Speaker 3: The thing is, they're not speed ticket cameras or red
Speaker 3: light cameras. They're AI cameras that do more. What are
Speaker 3: they doing.
Speaker 5: They're capturing your license plate along with details about your car.
Speaker 5: So they're claiming that this information goes into a searchable
Speaker 5: database that law enforcement can then later use to help
Speaker 5: find stolen cars, suspects, missing people. They're saying it's all
Speaker 5: great and good. People are saying like whoa, whoa, whoa,
Speaker 5: Like what are you actually.
Speaker 1: What is this data?
Speaker 5: And why are you getting so much of my information
Speaker 5: with these flock cameras. And it's very controversial in Coast
Speaker 5: to Mesa, which has forty six of them, by the way,
Speaker 5: who I know the residents have been showing up at
Speaker 5: city hall demanding that they come down.
Speaker 1: They're really mad about this.
Speaker 5: There was even a case where former Coast Tomasa police
Speaker 5: officer used flock data to track his wife and his
Speaker 5: ex girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Well that was misuse of the that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: But like, that's the reputation that these flock cameras now have.
Speaker 5: And you tell people are up in arms, Well they're
Speaker 5: operating here in LA and LAPD recently stopped its regular
Speaker 5: access to flock data while it negotiates new privacy standards.
Speaker 5: So yes, they're like, this is not safe in general.
Speaker 3: So here is the thing I'm thinking. It doesn't show
Speaker 3: your face, It just shows your car and your license.
Speaker 3: I think, as far as we know, the question is,
Speaker 3: all right, where does all this data end up? It
Speaker 3: doesn't end up in the wrong places or for the
Speaker 3: wrong use, right if it gets leaked where people are
Speaker 3: using it for the wrong reasons. It's a lot of
Speaker 3: detailed data. There's god. But then the crime solver part
Speaker 3: of it is great, you have a missing person, boom,
Speaker 3: your car gets stolen. That camera can tell you passed
Speaker 3: the intersection three minutes ago. Yeah, you're onto something. So
Speaker 3: there's got to be a happy meaning. There's got to
Speaker 3: be an intersection of use for crime and also contained
Speaker 3: quote surveillance right.
Speaker 1: Not searching for extrains.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there got to be some constraint on the surveillance component.
Speaker 3: But the upside is great.
Speaker 5: I find it fascinating and I actually want to know
Speaker 5: where all these cameras are. And there is a website
Speaker 5: that you can check it out. It's called d flock.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna watch you drive home tonight.
Speaker 5: Then well we'll find out where they're at.
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Speaker 3: In a second, Jamie's on the phone, Jamie and Glendale
Speaker 3: says her brother told her his six year girlfriend is
Speaker 3: not the one.
Speaker 2: Should Jamie tell the girlfriend Jamie?
Speaker 9: Good morning, Good morning, Ryan, Who are you?
Speaker 3: I am intrigued by this situation. Why did he tell
Speaker 3: you that?
Speaker 7: Or really close? I mean we grew up together, our
Speaker 7: parents got divorced, so we were just super close growing up,
Speaker 7: and I know he trusts me, and that's the problem.
Speaker 7: I don't know what to do.
Speaker 3: Well, let me ask you, what advice did you give
Speaker 3: him about it?
Speaker 7: I told him, if he loved her, which he says
Speaker 7: he does, to just just like take a deep breast
Speaker 7: and let things play out, you know what I mean,
Speaker 7: Like he didn't have to make a decision now. But also,
Speaker 7: if he loves her, he shouldn't want to like just
Speaker 7: let the clock run out and let her and the
Speaker 7: relationship out of respect for her, Like that's not the
Speaker 7: nice thing to do. So I just said, she deserves
Speaker 7: to know how he's feeling. But if he loves her, like,
Speaker 7: he doesn't have to make some sort of rash decision.
Speaker 7: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's hard.
Speaker 1: It's hard.
Speaker 3: So is it the other person's desire right or plan
Speaker 3: to take it further?
Speaker 1: Do we know for fact that that's clear?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: For sure?
Speaker 7: She gave him an AULTI medium she said, you know,
Speaker 7: if we get to seven years and I don't have
Speaker 7: a ring, then I'm done.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, oh okay. I never think that's quite the
Speaker 3: way to handle it.
Speaker 7: FYI, No, I agree, I agree with that. She's a
Speaker 7: feisty girl. She's a little saffy, and I think she
Speaker 7: meant it, you know, in a joking way.
Speaker 1: But six years, yeah, Michael, been after four years?
Speaker 2: Yes, so not the way to go. I can't advise.
Speaker 1: It wasn't really that. It's just more like it would
Speaker 1: be nice if we were engaged.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that was a real nice tone. I kind
Speaker 2: of Jesus.
Speaker 4: I can't hate on her for that.
Speaker 2: Uh here's the thing.
Speaker 3: I don't think you need to do anything but guide
Speaker 3: your brother with your opinion and advice. I do not
Speaker 3: think that you get involved and share this information. He
Speaker 3: trusts you. He needs to handle it himself, but you
Speaker 3: can certainly counsel him on the best way in your
Speaker 3: view to handle it.
Speaker 9: That makes sense, That makes sense, the.
Speaker 5: Only way to set her free if he's not gonna
Speaker 5: go further.
Speaker 2: It's selfish.
Speaker 7: I can be loyal to him, but I don't have
Speaker 7: to like insert myself into his business.
Speaker 2: You sh that's a big mistake.
Speaker 7: I just hate it because she doesn't deserve this either.
Speaker 7: But no, I agree to.
Speaker 2: Push him to make exactly push him to do it.
Speaker 7: I know, I know, Okay, you know how I will
Speaker 7: thank you right, and I love you so much and
Speaker 7: I love listening to you both on the radio.
Speaker 3: So thank you, thank you, Jamie, take your kid. I
Speaker 3: love the relationships like me and my sister, we're that tight.
Speaker 3: But she can't get involved, Jamie, you cannot.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: Jordan is here six' ten this.
Speaker 1: Morning it's good to see you walk. In thank. You
Speaker 1: we made.
Speaker 2: It six o'clock is when the show.
Speaker 3: Starts, Okay so what is this new pet peeve that's
Speaker 3: driving you?
Speaker 2: Crazy and is this the guy from the coffee shop
Speaker 2: that's doing?
Speaker 1: It, no it's. Not but whistling is my new biggest
Speaker 1: pet peeve right.
Speaker 2: Now it aggravates you and people. Whistle it's like.
Speaker 12: Not the whistling to a song kind of. Thing it's
Speaker 12: just like if you're obnoxiously doing it out of.
Speaker 1: Plucket. OH i don't mind whistling if it's. Good. Yeah
Speaker 1: and bad whistler.
Speaker 9: Eh.
Speaker 12: Yes and this guy THAT i dealt with at my other,
Speaker 12: Job Jersey, MIC's he triggered me so bad and it's
Speaker 12: now my biggest pet peeve in the whole.
Speaker 3: World, interesting this whole thing BECAUSE i have noticed THAT
Speaker 3: i will irregularly but at times whistle and WHEN i,
Speaker 3: do it indicates a good. Mood, yeah like you're, happy
Speaker 3: it doesn't. Happen you can't whistle if you're, upset doesn't. Work,
Speaker 3: Yeah so part of me, thinks oh, great that person's,
Speaker 3: happy happiness.
Speaker 2: Exists and then.
Speaker 3: The other part of it is is it a deal
Speaker 3: break in a, relationship because it could be very annoying
Speaker 3: when someone's always whistling every time they walk into the,
Speaker 3: kitchen they're whistling during the, car they're. Whistling every time
Speaker 3: there's any dead, air they. Whistle it's too. Much SO
Speaker 3: i could go both.
Speaker 2: Ways on this.
Speaker 12: One it was just off key and it was very,
Speaker 12: loud and, LIKE i took this guy's, order it's, great
Speaker 12: cashed him, out had a good. Conversation then all of a,
Speaker 12: sudden like that's just all he's doing and he's like
Speaker 12: the only person in the, store AND i wanted to
Speaker 12: kick him, out, honestly BUT i. Couldn't, wait this is
Speaker 12: a coworker or a. Customer, no the. Customer so it
Speaker 12: was like only there for maybe five, minutes AND i
Speaker 12: did not appreciate.
Speaker 2: The customers got a shout at the short points you
Speaker 2: get the free.
Speaker 1: Cookie, Right, no not for. Me that, day not for.
Speaker 3: Me oh so you don't whistle if you see join
Speaker 3: The Jersey, mike you don't get the points for the.
Speaker 5: COOKIE i Ordered Jersey mikes this past weekend with the,
Speaker 5: family and they messed up my.
Speaker 1: Order, no how do you hold?
Speaker 2: Onions it was for.
Speaker 1: The, Kids, YES i hold the. Onions what's it they
Speaker 1: mess up while we're?
Speaker 5: Here it was very, simple like turkey and provolone sandwich
Speaker 5: with just, mayo and that was. It and we were
Speaker 5: two of them and they sent one correct and they
Speaker 5: sent another One mike's. Way we had like divie between the.
Speaker 2: Kid doesn't Want mike's. Way everybody Wants.
Speaker 1: Mikes you can kids don't want.
Speaker 2: Kids they do adapt to all this.
Speaker 5: Stuff, NO i mean they do it if it's like
Speaker 5: in a, pasta but not on a.
Speaker 3: Sandwich what do you do if you have a wrong
Speaker 3: sandwich At Jersey mike's what's the policy.
Speaker 12: If it's like genuinely our fault and they come in
Speaker 12: with like a grousi or genuine like reason what we messed?
Speaker 3: Up well that didn't sound so genuine to, me to
Speaker 3: be honest with, you SO i would well that is
Speaker 3: gonna wrap it. Up kiss a fan for. Us we're back,
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