210. Housewives and Catch Up in The Mix W/ Kendrick Tucker (@ikennotpodcast)

0:00 Speaker 1: Sounds struts.

0:10 Speaker 2: Hello, Hello, Hello, beautiful and wonderful misologists out there. It's

0:14 Speaker 2: your girl, Moni. You're in the mix with Mani and

0:19 Speaker 2: of course Big Ken not the little one. Kendrick. Welcome back.

0:22 Speaker 2: Are you doing. I'm good child, I'm here. It's the

0:28 Speaker 2: holiday season for better or worse, depending on who you are,

0:33 Speaker 2: what you celebrate, where you going. Well, I mean it's

0:35 Speaker 2: cold for most of us. That has me irritable. I'm

0:38 Speaker 2: in a very ba humbug kind of mood when I

0:41 Speaker 2: go outside. But like, my heart is right, my heart

0:45 Speaker 2: has joy and cheers, but this weather is not. It

0:50 Speaker 2: is very bad. I don't like it cold. You're in Memphis,

0:55 Speaker 2: today is an okay day?

0:57 Speaker 1: Like right nowadays it's actually fifty four. That's the Bormussen.

1:00 Speaker 3: While yes, I went outside to take up the train,

1:02 Speaker 3: so I was like, oh, this is nice.

1:04 Speaker 1: Okay, you know, jacket, I don't need.

1:09 Speaker 2: You a little sweater weather. Oh yeah, I can do that. No, no,

1:13 Speaker 2: not here. The DMV has been snowed in on days

1:18 Speaker 2: that don't matter. A nice Saturday night till Sunday morning,

1:22 Speaker 2: snow pointless, pointless. But you know, the northeastern area New Jersey,

1:28 Speaker 2: New York y'all got a lot of snow randomly. It's

1:31 Speaker 2: been cold as hell. It's been cold without snow the

1:35 Speaker 2: Sunday out and it's still be like surprise, bitch, wind,

1:37 Speaker 2: chill ate, And I'm like, how it's waiting to me?

1:41 Speaker 2: I can't. I have literally have a crisis of conscious

1:43 Speaker 2: every day of being cute or being warm. So when

1:46 Speaker 2: I go to school, up decided that on Mondays is

1:49 Speaker 2: the day that I try to dress for the whole week.

1:51 Speaker 2: We are going to try to dress as an adult

1:54 Speaker 2: person with a job. On Monday, every day after that

1:57 Speaker 2: as a free for all, depending on how the weather

1:59 Speaker 2: goes and that Monday, but we will pull I should

2:02 Speaker 2: a button on a Monday. Oh.

2:03 Speaker 1: Let me tell you.

2:04 Speaker 3: They made the mistake of giving me one of my

2:07 Speaker 3: gifts from work this year was they gave me a

2:10 Speaker 3: nice who is a pedagon? Yeah, a nice patagon. You're

2:14 Speaker 3: like this, so baby, let me tell you something. I

2:17 Speaker 3: put that bestone. Yes, I don't even iron no more.

2:21 Speaker 3: I just put a nice shirt on underneath hasn't been ironed.

2:24 Speaker 3: The sleeves look good enough. I put that PAGONI on

2:27 Speaker 3: the zip it up or I'm good. That's three days

2:29 Speaker 3: out of my four.

2:30 Speaker 1: I'm good. I'm good.

2:33 Speaker 2: There you go. That'll do it, that'll do it. I

2:36 Speaker 2: am I md M indeed on the like vest and sweater,

2:41 Speaker 2: sweatshirt weather girl, because I'll try to do an outfit.

2:44 Speaker 2: But I'm a teacher who also does I have recess duty?

2:47 Speaker 2: Until teachers? No, most people don't know. But like someone

2:51 Speaker 2: has to watch your kids at recess and lunch, and

2:54 Speaker 2: most times that person is also either a volunteer or

2:58 Speaker 2: that teacher. So yep, So I dress for recess and

3:04 Speaker 2: I go out. When I go outside, I'm like, wow,

3:06 Speaker 2: it's cold. The children may not feel the same.

3:09 Speaker 1: Oh, they don't care.

3:10 Speaker 2: I feel. I'm like, where is your coat? And they're

3:13 Speaker 2: like when are you talking about right?

3:17 Speaker 1: Like you know it's thirty like you should be.

3:19 Speaker 2: No, it's cold, And they fight me with me, like

3:22 Speaker 2: you need to take a coat. No I doubt Yes

3:23 Speaker 2: you do, yes, you do? You know what you're up

3:26 Speaker 2: in here calling at me?

3:27 Speaker 3: Or you have too much zinc like we didn't even

3:29 Speaker 3: make a doctor's appointment, or we need to figure something out.

3:32 Speaker 3: This ain't normal.

3:33 Speaker 2: No, no, it's not so for better or worse, it's

3:36 Speaker 2: the holiday times. I hope you guys have you know

3:39 Speaker 2: y'all let have your plans and if a lack thereof,

3:42 Speaker 2: if you're like us, I'm chilling this season. I feel

3:44 Speaker 2: like Thanksgiving cost me so much emotional energy, like to

3:49 Speaker 2: prepare for yeah, financial energy that like Christmas came like

3:53 Speaker 2: a second later and now I'm just like, nah, we're

3:55 Speaker 2: in the house.

3:56 Speaker 1: Yead I love.

4:00 Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to roast for me, my wife, our dog.

4:05 Speaker 2: We being a real roastuse. They had the recipe and

4:09 Speaker 2: they got all you need section the section of shop

4:12 Speaker 2: all you need for the love that I did that.

4:15 Speaker 3: I love that you listen. I left it up to

4:19 Speaker 3: uh So. Thanksgiving was at my sister's house. She has

4:22 Speaker 3: a new house and they loved to entertain, so we

4:25 Speaker 3: went out there. It was amazing. All I did was listen.

4:29 Speaker 3: I didn't want to cook for Thanksgiving. I was the look,

4:31 Speaker 3: I know what I'm gonna do. My homegirl at my job,

4:34 Speaker 3: she has a catering business on the side. She can

4:36 Speaker 3: cook her ass off. She made me a big tray

4:39 Speaker 3: of oxtail pasta and when I tell you, with vegetables

4:43 Speaker 3: in it too, Oh baby baby.

4:45 Speaker 1: When I tell you, everybody they Mama had to come and.

4:46 Speaker 3: Get a scoop a play when I tell that thing

4:50 Speaker 3: was gone and it was one of the you know

4:51 Speaker 3: how you get like the big pan for like when

4:53 Speaker 3: you make a turkey for Thanksgiving. Oh, it was filled

4:56 Speaker 3: to the brim of oxtail pasta and very reason price.

5:00 Speaker 1: I brought that off.

5:02 Speaker 3: Yes, cook our pants. Well we ate on net that day.

5:05 Speaker 3: The next day, the day after, it was immaculates. So

5:08 Speaker 3: this time I said, oh, Mama, you got it for Christmas.

5:11 Speaker 3: You can do it.

5:11 Speaker 1: So I've had now.

5:12 Speaker 3: I did have to buy the actual groceries you'll be cooking,

5:15 Speaker 3: But I told her, I said, well that's my contribution.

5:17 Speaker 1: I won't be helping now.

5:19 Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll show up. And here's the thing. Thanksgiving, I

5:22 Speaker 2: did cook a great majority of the things. We have

5:24 Speaker 2: a larger family now than my mom has. Gotten remarried

5:28 Speaker 2: and she married us. She married a beautiful, a nice, beautiful,

5:32 Speaker 2: spirited white man. That white man loves family, loves black. Yes,

5:37 Speaker 2: I love this white man so much because he cried

5:39 Speaker 2: the first time we showed him this Christmas. He is

5:41 Speaker 2: so syendonym. I said, Lowe, l that is christ brown dancing.

5:46 Speaker 1: I know that's right. I know that's right.

5:49 Speaker 2: Look, it's a staple in our home. I watch it

5:51 Speaker 2: every time I go. Maya has to force me to

5:55 Speaker 2: wait to watch this Christmas until like after Thanksgiving because

6:00 Speaker 2: when the weather gets when it's when it gets dark

6:02 Speaker 2: at around four forty nine, and if I have a

6:04 Speaker 2: little little crisp air, I'm gonna put on this Christmas.

6:10 Speaker 1: And let me tell you something.

6:11 Speaker 2: Regina Hall and not Regina Hall, me and Regina King,

6:15 Speaker 2: oh yes, and in them and Idris. Yeah, we have

6:21 Speaker 2: a good time. Oh yes, multiple times a year. I'm

6:24 Speaker 2: there to be here tell.

6:25 Speaker 3: You something when I when it gets around this season.

6:28 Speaker 3: You know, listen, you know you're in the education field.

6:31 Speaker 3: You have to be around a number of people every day.

6:33 Speaker 3: You know, we somewhat wear the mask on a regular basis,

6:36 Speaker 3: so you know, we have to, you know, crve some

6:39 Speaker 3: of those inner thoughts. We got to kind of keep

6:41 Speaker 3: it to ourselves and we let them out when we.

6:43 Speaker 1: Get to the house.

6:44 Speaker 3: You know, my way of expression is around the holiday season.

6:47 Speaker 3: You know, after I've you know, been in office, been

6:49 Speaker 3: to the the pot looks child and you know, been

6:52 Speaker 3: to those kind of things in office. You know, I

6:55 Speaker 3: come on home, I say, you know what, let me

6:58 Speaker 3: it's time to be bliggerdy black seeligoty and I have

7:01 Speaker 3: a good time. You don't have to watch Friday after Next.

7:03 Speaker 3: That's my preferred Christmas movie of choice. And then you know, now,

7:07 Speaker 3: because of a shout out to k of Bravo, we're black.

7:11 Speaker 3: Now I have to watch The Bitch, the Grinch that

7:14 Speaker 3: Stole bitches. So you know that's a toob exclusive yes,

7:17 Speaker 3: And then if y'all have not seen it, please do

7:19 Speaker 3: yourself a favor.

7:20 Speaker 1: Turn it on pause this, turn it on and come back.

7:24 Speaker 3: Because it's it's necessary viewing and certain things you just

7:27 Speaker 3: got to watch. Now it's you know what I say,

7:29 Speaker 3: you know what, I look at my watch and say,

7:31 Speaker 3: time to steal bitches. I guess let's let me go

7:33 Speaker 3: to Touby. You know, every time you say you gotta

7:35 Speaker 3: go to Touby, that's a that's a day right there,

7:37 Speaker 3: because you know you you can never watch one thing

7:40 Speaker 3: on Toby. That's the thing, because you know, we talk

7:41 Speaker 3: about it so bad, but then they're recommended.

7:43 Speaker 1: Come up. You're like, you know what, maybe.

7:45 Speaker 3: I do want to watch that. I don't know, So

7:47 Speaker 3: none of them look like they can act. I think

7:49 Speaker 3: I want to see this.

7:50 Speaker 2: I'm a checking out and one of them look like

7:51 Speaker 2: they can act on a Lifetime movie network either, Hell, okay,

7:55 Speaker 2: like you and everybody who can act is the person

8:00 Speaker 2: in the lead and on the lead of the playbill

8:04 Speaker 2: and she can do a number, you know, but once

8:07 Speaker 2: they pay them, everybody else in the background is just

8:09 Speaker 2: doing their best.

8:11 Speaker 3: Extras essentially, Yeah, you know what standard after you.

8:19 Speaker 2: Know, calibers like oh yeah, you're here too.

8:21 Speaker 3: I will say what one day? I think it was

8:23 Speaker 3: the night I couldn't fall asleep. No, it was actually

8:26 Speaker 3: maybe it's a Friday. It was some random day. I

8:28 Speaker 3: was like, I cannot fall asleep. I just need to

8:29 Speaker 3: like watch something. I'm like, am I in a Christmas movie?

8:32 Speaker 2: Move?

8:33 Speaker 3: And I never watched like the cheesy Christmas movies, but

8:35 Speaker 3: I was like, I.

8:36 Speaker 1: Think I am.

8:36 Speaker 3: And I got on Netflix whatever that new one is

8:38 Speaker 3: with Tia Maury and other dude and white Lady. I

8:42 Speaker 3: was like, oh, this is kind of a treat, and.

8:44 Speaker 1: I watched them. I had a good time. Yeah, oh no, no,

8:48 Speaker 1: not that the one where the ski lodge. Yeah, was like, yes.

8:52 Speaker 2: I'm a person who watched Yeah. The other one know

8:56 Speaker 2: it's this one I watched.

8:57 Speaker 1: I watched them.

8:58 Speaker 2: My mom is a huge fan of corny Christmas, like,

9:03 Speaker 2: she watches them. She has really bad ADHD, so she

9:06 Speaker 2: she does her. She wakes up early, does her laundry

9:08 Speaker 2: and dishes and cooking and stuff and all her projects,

9:11 Speaker 2: and she leaves on a lifetime Christmas movie or something.

9:14 Speaker 2: She's seen all the bad ones like and then not

9:17 Speaker 2: just like time, but like the adjacent ones, like the Netflix.

9:22 Speaker 2: She'll watch them all. She's seen everything and them did.

9:25 Speaker 2: She's like a princess. I don't get it.

9:28 Speaker 1: You know who's our girl?

9:30 Speaker 2: Yeah, she's seen all the black girls. She's seen Melissa

9:33 Speaker 2: john Bart. Yeah, she's just seen Tia and all. She

9:38 Speaker 2: doesn't seen every one of Kelly Rowland's terrible Christmas movies,

9:42 Speaker 2: but she's so we don't care.

9:47 Speaker 1: Late.

9:49 Speaker 2: My mama is a beautiful chocolate girl too, so she

9:53 Speaker 2: that's her girl, her favorite of the Destiny's Children, because

9:57 Speaker 2: she's like, she's so beautiful, you know, Chrismith. She watches

10:02 Speaker 2: all of them, a little another little Chris Smith you love.

10:07 Speaker 2: So I get it, you know which one of them,

10:09 Speaker 2: but like, no, to me, I'm gonna have to I'm

10:12 Speaker 2: gonna have to have to give that one bad you

10:15 Speaker 2: just called The Grinch Who Stole Bitches exactly.

10:18 Speaker 3: Yes, and when you see the because I feel like

10:20 Speaker 3: people when I said that out loud, people are like,

10:22 Speaker 3: oh that Kendrick, he is so no. No, go to IMDb,

10:26 Speaker 3: go wherever you choose you need to go, and you

10:29 Speaker 3: will see. There is a movie currently on two B

10:32 Speaker 3: called The Grinch That Stole Bitches and it's normally one

10:34 Speaker 3: of the most field around this season.

10:36 Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fantastic.

10:38 Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.

10:39 Speaker 2: I think I'm not gonna lie. Why not?

10:41 Speaker 1: You know, why not?

10:42 Speaker 2: Tom? I have so many more Christmas gifts to wrap

10:45 Speaker 2: and guests to shout out to all of y'all because

10:48 Speaker 2: one thing I don't often I don't know if it's

10:50 Speaker 2: picked up one like many is a real inclusive ass girl.

10:54 Speaker 2: She mean me. I love everybody having thing. I think

10:58 Speaker 2: one of the best things about being so critical and

11:00 Speaker 2: judgy about humanity as a whole is that I have

11:03 Speaker 2: no bigotry in my heart because I think everybody sucks,

11:05 Speaker 2: you know, like being in general. So there's no reason

11:10 Speaker 2: for me to like projects any kind of negative feelings

11:13 Speaker 2: on anybody because it's no one group. It's the fact

11:17 Speaker 2: that you're a human being, that you're selfish, egotistical, are

11:19 Speaker 2: probably an asshole. So what that means said, is the

11:23 Speaker 2: season to celebrate everybody. I don't care just because I

11:26 Speaker 2: celebrate Christmas or whatever. I don't think that that means

11:29 Speaker 2: with jadievance. I don't think that that means that we

11:31 Speaker 2: should not celebrate the other stuff. Let people have their

11:34 Speaker 2: own joy, enjoy your joy. I have so many friends

11:38 Speaker 2: that are Muslim, Like all of my best friends are Muslim,

11:41 Speaker 2: and I have now more I realized I have more

11:44 Speaker 2: friends now in the Jewish community than I think I

11:46 Speaker 2: do any other community. And I'm giving out Hanakah and

11:50 Speaker 2: winter and like just winter holiday presence, oh season. Not

11:54 Speaker 2: like I don't give a shit. You may not celebrate it, bitch,

11:56 Speaker 2: but I do. And I want you to marry whatever

11:59 Speaker 2: the hell from me. So here, you know, because I

12:02 Speaker 2: just I'm already shopping and thinking about people. So I

12:05 Speaker 2: want to spread joy to everybody. But I do use

12:08 Speaker 2: Hanukah as a way and my my believability and being tolerant.

12:13 Speaker 2: I use it as I used to give people like

12:15 Speaker 2: a way too many gifts because I love the shop

12:16 Speaker 2: so it's a little thing.

12:18 Speaker 1: You know, it's multiple days, so just a little.

12:21 Speaker 2: Yeah, Judy, who's Jewish, she loves Harry Potter, she's newly married.

12:27 Speaker 2: I don't like having to decide between gifts for people anyway.

12:29 Speaker 2: And I'm sitting people telling me money, this is too much?

12:32 Speaker 2: Why you just all year long? It's one day and

12:35 Speaker 2: in this case, that's one part of the season. I

12:37 Speaker 2: got her a Harry Potter Monopoly go because her and

12:41 Speaker 2: her husband and her new husband are like Harry Potter.

12:44 Speaker 2: They have like a Potter household type thing, so they

12:47 Speaker 2: love playing games together. They're like a whole standway now.

12:50 Speaker 2: So I'm like, here you go games and Potter.

12:52 Speaker 1: I love that, you know. Let me tell you something,

12:56 Speaker 1: little things.

12:56 Speaker 2: I'm sending out gifts to everyone, Kendrick. I also need

12:58 Speaker 2: your address because I like to send I love love

13:01 Speaker 2: this time. I'm grateful for people, and I think that

13:03 Speaker 2: right now is a good time to spread love and

13:07 Speaker 2: encouragement to your own community, your own keep your boat floor. Yeah,

13:13 Speaker 2: your chosen family, because like it's taken a lot for

13:16 Speaker 2: a lot of people and not go crazy. We see

13:18 Speaker 2: things every day about people. Yeah, and less and less

13:21 Speaker 2: in mind I'm not even desensitized to it. Sometimes I'm

13:23 Speaker 2: looking at the headlines like that makes sense, no.

13:26 Speaker 3: Literally, and I feel like it's happening way more often.

13:28 Speaker 3: You'll see the headline you like it. Sometimes you'd be like, damn,

13:32 Speaker 3: I should have thought of.

13:32 Speaker 1: That, Like you.

13:35 Speaker 2: In the Shade Room headlines.

13:36 Speaker 3: I'm like you, right, especially when when it's a woman

13:41 Speaker 3: foulest swinging a bat at a man or something, I'm like,

13:43 Speaker 3: you know what, that was probably long overdue.

13:46 Speaker 1: I get it.

13:47 Speaker 2: That woman in DC, I think she, like God, went

13:50 Speaker 2: to jail, Like she went like into jail jail because

13:52 Speaker 2: she like shot or stabbed her husband for trigger alert

13:56 Speaker 2: like like hurting and abusing and molesting like the kids

13:59 Speaker 2: of her daycare. So she's around other people's kids, and

14:03 Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm sorry, what's the girl?

14:05 Speaker 1: Right? Like y'all are y'all okay? Because I'm okay with

14:09 Speaker 1: so much.

14:12 Speaker 2: She chose people strangers babies over her own husband, rightful,

14:17 Speaker 2: But like, what's the crime why she looked up? No?

14:20 Speaker 3: You know, my story was the one that took headline

14:23 Speaker 3: this year. We even talked about it at work. The

14:25 Speaker 3: whites at work found out about it. Okay, this story

14:28 Speaker 3: where the woman's husband was cheating on her.

14:31 Speaker 1: So she sued the mistress.

14:33 Speaker 3: I said, oh yes, oh yes, ma'am Carolina, and one, oh.

14:36 Speaker 2: Yes, oh yeah, the top yes, the story.

14:43 Speaker 3: And then and then the man came out and said

14:45 Speaker 3: he didn't love her. I said, so, y'all just cheating

14:49 Speaker 3: out her, cheating for fun.

14:50 Speaker 2: Wow, the choices we make.

14:52 Speaker 1: Wow, that was crazy.

14:53 Speaker 2: She sued in one she got the money. But it's

14:56 Speaker 2: an interesting lawk North Carolina, because what is it that

14:59 Speaker 2: for alienation of affection? I can sue the mistress but

15:03 Speaker 2: not the man I married.

15:05 Speaker 1: Listen is a real thing, Okay, because he.

15:08 Speaker 2: Is a real thing, Because you're right, but she didn't

15:11 Speaker 2: get alienated from her affections.

15:13 Speaker 1: She from her.

15:14 Speaker 2: That's what's affection. The patty that you can sue the

15:18 Speaker 2: mistress to be like, how dare you?

15:20 Speaker 3: Because in my mind, now now now the fun parts start.

15:23 Speaker 3: You've gotten the money from her. Now you get to

15:25 Speaker 3: figure out how creatively you want to ruin his life.

15:27 Speaker 3: And so I guess the course is like, well, you

15:29 Speaker 3: know what, let me lead it up to you. Sis,

15:30 Speaker 3: you figure it out, and you know what challenge acceptance?

15:33 Speaker 2: Okay, accept it. Challenge accept it. Listen, there is We

15:38 Speaker 2: obviously came here to talk about housewives, but y'all don't

15:40 Speaker 2: understand there is so much more going on in the

15:44 Speaker 2: world of hot topics. It's like the holidays come around

15:48 Speaker 2: and the show's pause because the real drama is, y'all,

15:51 Speaker 2: the real drama is generous. Yeah, we don't have time

15:54 Speaker 2: to why. I mean, brother put out a post the

15:56 Speaker 2: other day of like when the shows are coming back

15:58 Speaker 2: and when we can expect to see new episodes during

16:01 Speaker 2: this season because they know we are big z watching watching,

16:06 Speaker 2: looking at it like what the hell? I really want everybody,

16:10 Speaker 2: after their holidays are done, write to me, d m me,

16:15 Speaker 2: or send me a voice not on your instagrams of

16:18 Speaker 2: a fight or drama that broke out at one of

16:21 Speaker 2: your holidays in Dicks, I want to do a normal

16:23 Speaker 2: gossip style, give it to me and then we'll put

16:27 Speaker 2: anonymize them if you want it to be shared. And

16:29 Speaker 2: I just want to like collect stories and have someone

16:32 Speaker 2: come on and let's tell stories about the things that

16:34 Speaker 2: happened over the holidays, because it's so secret that some

16:37 Speaker 2: of our favorite episodes, even of like Housewives Beverly Hills especially,

16:41 Speaker 2: it's always a holiday episodes because that's when people come

16:44 Speaker 2: in with so much joy. The adrenaline is so high

16:47 Speaker 2: that like, and it's so festive, but then they look

16:49 Speaker 2: the most ridiculous or crazy pop out because like there's

16:53 Speaker 2: a snowman over there and there's a minority.

16:59 Speaker 1: Huh, I said, juice it you a damn elf. Exactly.

17:03 Speaker 2: Yeah, like I think about Kenya Moore's like the Christmas

17:08 Speaker 2: party from years ago, where you know, I just think

17:11 Speaker 2: about those things. That's like the background is so ridiculous.

17:14 Speaker 2: So something w a fight or anything, a weird conversation,

17:18 Speaker 2: family secret, something comes out while y'all are at your holidays,

17:22 Speaker 2: she diggities. Please do let let me know. I want

17:26 Speaker 2: to know what happened amongst the tinsil and the silent

17:30 Speaker 2: night playing over the fireplace and someone accused Uncle Johnny

17:34 Speaker 2: of sleeping with hoes behind ein't Marge's back. Let me up.

17:38 Speaker 1: I would love out and go live too, because I'd

17:41 Speaker 1: love to see it as a matter Okay, that's what.

17:44 Speaker 2: They always say. If the flights break out, go live

17:48 Speaker 2: just exactly.

17:49 Speaker 3: You know, I have to send you on threads. I

17:52 Speaker 3: just I was scrolling for I don't know how long

17:54 Speaker 3: last night? And this one post the girl posted and

17:57 Speaker 3: she said, just out of curiosity, have you ever have

18:00 Speaker 3: to fight one of your parents?

18:01 Speaker 1: And the amount of people that I may have had

18:04 Speaker 1: to straight up?

18:05 Speaker 3: And all the stories start the same, like, yes she

18:08 Speaker 3: was abusing me for you, or yes he did that,

18:11 Speaker 3: yes he was. Like the parents have always either been

18:13 Speaker 3: like complicit in some bullshit, starting the bullshit or something

18:17 Speaker 3: to where like the Fedom kids. So like, you know what,

18:20 Speaker 3: maybe maybe the commandments were wrong about this one thing,

18:23 Speaker 3: maybe just one thing.

18:24 Speaker 1: God was like, Yeah.

18:27 Speaker 2: You know, because honor your father and mother, but not

18:31 Speaker 2: if my father is acting like an asshole.

18:33 Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't want to honor him.

18:35 Speaker 2: I don't one of that. No assholes.

18:37 Speaker 1: No.

18:38 Speaker 3: I think parents used to be different back then. These

18:39 Speaker 3: new parents got too much social media.

18:41 Speaker 2: And it's like different friends and it's weird. I need

18:48 Speaker 2: it's making really terrible children growing up.

18:51 Speaker 1: Yeah, we watched a number were.

18:54 Speaker 2: Watching them on TV every week. Go that's parenting right there.

18:59 Speaker 2: Yepe of threads. You know, y'all know Kendrick is active

19:02 Speaker 2: on the internet, but Threads like it's like a place

19:05 Speaker 2: where he can truly get those thoughts and feelings hurt

19:08 Speaker 2: and out about the show, saying everything and we're thinking

19:11 Speaker 2: while we're watching. One of those things being because I

19:14 Speaker 2: am one, I am a black who does still watch

19:16 Speaker 2: Beverly Hills, though I've been disappointed year after year. We

19:20 Speaker 2: always start strong, oh his first those second episode always

19:24 Speaker 2: so beautiful, so good. Somewhere around three to five, we

19:28 Speaker 2: dip for the next eighteen weeks, So I'm my own

19:31 Speaker 2: brace for that. But you know, I think Gibson shout

19:34 Speaker 2: out to Gibson John's he asked a good question and

19:37 Speaker 2: you answered it well. But I really wanted to ask

19:39 Speaker 2: you to share your thoughts here for those girlies who

19:42 Speaker 2: are like, why they just don't watch Beverly Hills anymore

19:46 Speaker 2: and why you know you've chosen to take that route,

19:50 Speaker 2: Because what I will say is I think I will

19:52 Speaker 2: identify with some parts of your reasoning. Because I didn't

19:56 Speaker 2: watch the last couple seasons that Garca was on, and

20:00 Speaker 2: now I'm watching almost because she left. I don't feel

20:04 Speaker 2: like I'm going to be confronted with the same things

20:07 Speaker 2: that make me feel uncomfortable. So let y'all know how

20:10 Speaker 2: I feel about when it comes to tax me on

20:12 Speaker 2: the couch I give it up, and so I wanted,

20:14 Speaker 2: I like to be able to suspend the belief. So, like,

20:16 Speaker 2: I'm curious because when asked that question, like, you know,

20:19 Speaker 2: a lot of people did fall off of Beverly Hills

20:22 Speaker 2: and are either back now because like you know, it's

20:25 Speaker 2: been a while, or vice versa still not watching. And

20:28 Speaker 2: I think there's some commonality in why So can you

20:33 Speaker 2: tell us why you gave up when you gave up

20:36 Speaker 2: on it and why you're like I'm good, I'm good

20:38 Speaker 2: off them girls with the diamonds.

20:40 Speaker 3: Yes, So, like you said our friend Chartha Gibson, he

20:43 Speaker 3: posed a question online just kind of wondering, like, you know,

20:46 Speaker 3: if you watch it or if you don't, why'd you stop?

20:48 Speaker 1: Like you kind of like that.

20:50 Speaker 3: My my answer has been pretty consistent for a long time.

20:53 Speaker 3: You know, I stopped watching officially now that Garcella was gone,

20:56 Speaker 3: and not even just because she was gone, like that

20:58 Speaker 3: was a big factor, but it kind of felt like natural.

21:00 Speaker 3: At that point, I said, I like my Housewives, and

21:03 Speaker 3: then I said reality TV in general to be fun

21:06 Speaker 3: and funny, and then I mentioned Real Housewives of Salt

21:08 Speaker 3: Lake City, Potomac, Atlanta, Miami. When I think of Housewives.

21:12 Speaker 3: Those are like current, Those are the funny ones. To me,

21:15 Speaker 3: I crack up with them quite off. They can watch

21:17 Speaker 3: we Run's and crack up all day long. I said,

21:19 Speaker 3: I've never described Beverly Hills as a fun show.

21:23 Speaker 1: They're committed to being miserable.

21:25 Speaker 3: I held on for as long as I could to

21:27 Speaker 3: cover it on the podcast, but once Garsell left it

21:30 Speaker 3: felt like a natural stopping point for me too, because

21:33 Speaker 3: it kind of felt like I watched on screen a

21:35 Speaker 3: black person say you know what, I'm over this shit,

21:37 Speaker 3: and I was like, well.

21:38 Speaker 1: I'm black and I'm over too. Yeah, So I.

21:41 Speaker 2: Left ohever need is a black woman and say she's

21:43 Speaker 2: done with something different. I could have never started it,

21:47 Speaker 2: Yeah never, but oh no, I don't drink such and

21:52 Speaker 2: such a brand of water. I've never either, but now

21:54 Speaker 2: I never will. Exactly for that, they said, you know,

21:58 Speaker 2: really quick over yesterday and the tradarious Joseph for people

22:03 Speaker 2: who don't know, that's what African American people call all yes,

22:09 Speaker 2: mainly because they actually started it. If you don't know,

22:12 Speaker 2: Trader Joe's puts their name in like a different language

22:16 Speaker 2: depending on the products that they're selling, Like they're Italian food.

22:19 Speaker 2: It says like trader Goo toes. I'm not Italian. Don't

22:22 Speaker 2: judge my speech on whatever the Greek name is. And

22:25 Speaker 2: they have it on that they put Trader Joe's whatever

22:27 Speaker 2: it is in Greece, so black people named it Tradarius

22:30 Speaker 2: Joseph and he you know, in the store yesterday, I

22:35 Speaker 2: asked a lovely, beautiful, holler than me black woman to

22:38 Speaker 2: hand me a container of the curry of the curry

22:41 Speaker 2: chicken salad. And I said, can you just hear me that?

22:43 Speaker 2: Because I'm just so small and it's so high up there,

22:45 Speaker 2: but I gotta get mine. She goes, no, is it good?

22:47 Speaker 2: I said, it is, ma'am, it is. She goes, how

22:49 Speaker 2: good is it? What you do with it? And we

22:51 Speaker 2: sat there it's talking about it, giving each other recommendations

22:55 Speaker 2: what I eat, what I put it on. And she goes,

22:57 Speaker 2: like in a salad, I said, a salad or on

22:59 Speaker 2: a Hawaiian I do like it on the Hawaiian roll,

23:02 Speaker 2: like a Hawaiian role. Because right, okay, there's like there's

23:08 Speaker 2: nothing I trust more than a black woman making any

23:12 Speaker 2: kind of decision. I'm sorry, that is just the facts.

23:14 Speaker 2: If I'm in a room and I'm in a crisis.

23:16 Speaker 2: I'm finding a black woman to give me advice and

23:18 Speaker 2: answer the question and how to how to get out

23:20 Speaker 2: of here? Well black woman, and she's a sound woman.

23:23 Speaker 2: And I've never felt steered wrong there. And if you

23:27 Speaker 2: think about it, people, neither do you think about in

23:30 Speaker 2: your life, You're like, I would trust her to get

23:32 Speaker 2: me through a crisis, including what you get at the

23:35 Speaker 2: trade of Jones.

23:36 Speaker 3: So let me you white, And if you ever gotten

23:38 Speaker 3: a hug by a black woman during a crisis, you'd

23:40 Speaker 3: be like, you know what, it might be, Okay, I

23:43 Speaker 3: might be all.

23:44 Speaker 1: Right after this.

23:46 Speaker 2: The bosom of a black woman it is. It really

23:48 Speaker 2: is like ask Blanche. She was like, listen, you know,

23:53 Speaker 2: I love me some golden girls. But that's that's that's

23:55 Speaker 2: the thing. When Garzella said she was done, I understood it.

23:59 Speaker 2: I do not question why she love In fact, it's

24:03 Speaker 2: almost like, damn, why am I watching it without her?

24:06 Speaker 2: But if anything, it's like I feel better for me.

24:09 Speaker 2: I'm watching because I feel better knowing that she's not

24:11 Speaker 2: on and I'm not watching my black women's in my opinion,

24:16 Speaker 2: not suffer. But like I've always said, how she handles

24:19 Speaker 2: the white women in Hollywood is how she handles it,

24:21 Speaker 2: because she has been in Hollywood longer than most of

24:26 Speaker 2: these women ever even thought about it. She's been there, yep,

24:29 Speaker 2: acting around the women for so these kinds of people

24:32 Speaker 2: for so long that she's not a stranger to it.

24:35 Speaker 2: But I will say when she joined the show, I

24:37 Speaker 2: was not a fan of it. I really, I mean

24:40 Speaker 2: I listened to my episodes. I was really hesitant. I

24:43 Speaker 2: did not think it was a good place for her.

24:45 Speaker 2: There was no other supportive black women on the show.

24:48 Speaker 2: I did not think that you appreciate someone who is

24:51 Speaker 2: more accomplished than them. Kyle's whole bright is like not

24:56 Speaker 2: being the fanciest actress on the show for years and years.

24:59 Speaker 2: She He's only been upset when real actors and actresses

25:02 Speaker 2: come on there. Ilean Davison lest Surrenda, as you told

25:05 Speaker 2: the men. The problem with Garcella. She's a black woman,

25:08 Speaker 2: and Kyle has unaddressed issues with race. They all do,

25:10 Speaker 2: but definitely kind definitely Kyle Erica sudden those have been addressed.

25:16 Speaker 2: I know what she's saying. She just don't want you

25:19 Speaker 2: all to know where but we know, okay, But that

25:24 Speaker 2: was one of the reasons why. I was like, oh,

25:27 Speaker 2: who did I just have on here? Vanessa? No, Mark,

25:31 Speaker 2: It was Mark, And we were talking about on my

25:33 Speaker 2: last episode when Crystal King Crystal Monkalf said years ago

25:39 Speaker 2: at that cabin right the Sudden said something so dark

25:43 Speaker 2: that she couldn't it made her uncomfortable. We never got

25:46 Speaker 2: to the bottom of it. Mark thought, then, and that's

25:49 Speaker 2: why I brought a white man on a drag another

25:51 Speaker 2: white woman. So then it's too hard. But I'm like,

25:54 Speaker 2: I dragged Sudden every time we look at her, to

25:56 Speaker 2: be honest, because lives are not working at garcel Bone.

26:00 Speaker 2: Whether the visit that Mama, I didn't like it. It

26:03 Speaker 2: was all a lot. And it is actually harder for

26:05 Speaker 2: me to watch than it is now because I'm like,

26:08 Speaker 2: not only are we not entertained and it's boring, I'm

26:11 Speaker 2: watching micro and macro aggressions either happen or I'm anxious

26:15 Speaker 2: for them to happen. The whole time. I'm like, is

26:18 Speaker 2: it now? Is it?

26:19 Speaker 4: This?

26:19 Speaker 2: Is it? That?

26:20 Speaker 4: Is it?

26:20 Speaker 2: That? What made her uncomfortable? How does she touch her shoulder?

26:24 Speaker 2: And I don't want to have to do all that

26:26 Speaker 2: while I'm watching TV. I don't want to do that right.

26:29 Speaker 2: So now I'm watching it and I get it. You

26:31 Speaker 2: know what balls is on there? I wish a white

26:33 Speaker 2: person would tell bos what's going on? What do they

26:36 Speaker 2: think about her? That lady on this show? The next one?

26:39 Speaker 2: She don't need your platform, anybody, You don't need to

26:42 Speaker 2: be here. She's here for fun. But literally, Bosa is

26:45 Speaker 2: gonna have a good time. And I can't respect that

26:48 Speaker 2: because she's got it.

26:48 Speaker 1: She actually has a job. Truly. Let me tell you why.

26:52 Speaker 3: My whole thing because at first my whole like thought

26:55 Speaker 3: process was, well, yes, Garcela's gone, but Bowls is still there,

26:59 Speaker 3: so maybe I should try to stick it out or at.

27:02 Speaker 1: Least see what the season is gonna do.

27:04 Speaker 3: It was to watch what Happens Live that her and

27:06 Speaker 3: Erica did were Erica and it wasn't even her for

27:08 Speaker 3: Erica dubbed her a good one because she told and

27:11 Speaker 3: you finally got a good one on here, and I

27:13 Speaker 3: was like, ooh, I don't like that language, and that

27:16 Speaker 3: made me feel like they were all I know. I'm like, oh,

27:19 Speaker 3: y'all often to go alone to get along. I don't

27:21 Speaker 3: like none of this shit. So it was in that

27:23 Speaker 3: moment I was like, oh, I'm okay. I think I'm

27:25 Speaker 3: okay on y'all because you aren't fun, you're miserable. Now

27:29 Speaker 3: we got somebody that's the good one and the bad one.

27:31 Speaker 1: No, we may. I don't want to watch that.

27:33 Speaker 2: That is not even a micro Russian, that's macro. That's

27:35 Speaker 2: pretty damn bad. Yeah to what I say is like,

27:38 Speaker 2: I guess I feel like Bows is not going to

27:42 Speaker 2: be a threat for me to watch because they respect her,

27:48 Speaker 2: whether you know all of them deserve respect or whatever,

27:51 Speaker 2: like Garcilaser too, but they didn't. That's just the fact.

27:54 Speaker 2: For whatever reason they didn't respect her, didn't like her.

27:56 Speaker 2: She was to accomplish in the field that they want

27:59 Speaker 2: to be a comp that. I think that that's where

28:02 Speaker 2: it came from. You know what I've noticed, especially about

28:04 Speaker 2: these girls, they do not like other people having something

28:07 Speaker 2: they feel or felt entitled to, and now especially if

28:10 Speaker 2: it is Garcel a black woman. Erica and Kyle want

28:13 Speaker 2: to be you know, they want to be known and

28:15 Speaker 2: remembered as theatrical entertainers like for Better or work. I

28:19 Speaker 2: want you to know she's in a child star forever

28:22 Speaker 2: and gave it all up basically to be to hole

28:24 Speaker 2: babies and love her babies and all that, and Erica

28:27 Speaker 2: is like, I'm a performer forty plus, but I got

28:29 Speaker 2: it packed this puss bitches, you know, like I've been

28:35 Speaker 2: on every nineties and two thousand sitcom ever because I

28:37 Speaker 2: am that bitch. Okay, And so did you see Moses

28:41 Speaker 2: like a financial figure, so like they respect her, but

28:44 Speaker 2: there's no threat to them. So she's a good one

28:46 Speaker 2: and that she does not want to have to worry

28:48 Speaker 2: about Andy, which I still say you should probably think

28:51 Speaker 2: differently because she's gonna be also out entertaining you and

28:54 Speaker 2: then you will be gone, Erica, how.

28:56 Speaker 1: Many times she does.

29:01 Speaker 2: But they're they're now who want to do what they

29:03 Speaker 2: gotta do to keep her exactly.

29:05 Speaker 3: She's gonna tell you something and this will be real

29:09 Speaker 3: sad for Erica and for Kyle. But I think in

29:12 Speaker 3: all the years they've been trying to like truly crack it,

29:15 Speaker 3: it feels like.

29:16 Speaker 1: Let me see, how long have we known the Mormon Wives?

29:18 Speaker 1: Two years? Maybe got three seasons? Two years?

29:21 Speaker 3: It almost feels like Whitney has gotten more jobs. You

29:25 Speaker 3: know what, Let's move Okay, let me let me.

29:29 Speaker 2: Move the whole family to New York. You know, Yeah,

29:32 Speaker 2: the whole family because she's gonna be on Broadway doing

29:35 Speaker 2: a Christmas.

29:35 Speaker 1: Movie already for next year.

29:37 Speaker 2: I love that she's not even Delulu. She's like, yeah,

29:40 Speaker 2: probably Delulu, but like really she's bat on herself. She

29:44 Speaker 2: moved the whole family. She's she loves her kids, but

29:48 Speaker 2: she's like, I'm gonna be on this Broadway, so so absolute.

29:51 Speaker 1: She was the only one.

29:52 Speaker 3: All the tiktoks and stuff like little dance videos will

29:55 Speaker 3: come across my feet every time hers wood.

29:57 Speaker 1: I was like, do you actually have rhythm? Because like

29:59 Speaker 1: I was, yes, the.

30:03 Speaker 2: Stars people were like, no, she Bustn't she up there

30:05 Speaker 2: really doing it? He was contending to go. I mean

30:08 Speaker 2: she went further than I think even she thought far.

30:13 Speaker 2: I think she was continued. I think she made it

30:17 Speaker 2: as far as further than I expected for it. But

30:19 Speaker 2: she did it. She did a good job. I think

30:21 Speaker 2: she did a good job. She liked to dance. I

30:24 Speaker 2: saw Chicago. I've seen Chicago twice. I've seen it on Broadway,

30:28 Speaker 2: I've seen it off Broadway. I've seen the movie. I've

30:30 Speaker 2: seen it all I saw in Broadway. He did great,

30:36 Speaker 2: and I don't think it's actually something outside of Whitney's wheelhouse.

30:40 Speaker 2: I don't think it's that it's not that big of

30:42 Speaker 2: a singing role. It's more a good dancing vixen actress

30:48 Speaker 2: role of being a villain but vixen but doesn't really

30:52 Speaker 2: know it and as ye didn't expect it to be

30:59 Speaker 2: like a secret of all the people, because how long

31:04 Speaker 2: did it take me, surrender to get that role? And

31:06 Speaker 2: Erica right, it took them years. We've been on TV

31:10 Speaker 2: for two.

31:11 Speaker 3: And let me tell you, one of the other things

31:13 Speaker 3: about her is that not only like does she have

31:17 Speaker 3: that star power, and I'm axiously like what else she

31:20 Speaker 3: does because I can actually see a lot of opportunities

31:21 Speaker 3: coming her way. She's also one of the few that's

31:24 Speaker 3: actually married to somebody that I feel like I can

31:27 Speaker 3: root for too, because I actually feel like Connor is

31:29 Speaker 3: one of the few ones on that show. Not only

31:32 Speaker 3: he's like a sympathetic character because when he tells his story,

31:34 Speaker 3: you really feel for him, but he's also one of

31:36 Speaker 3: the ones I'm like, oh, you're not stupid, you actually

31:39 Speaker 3: make some sense.

31:41 Speaker 2: He's a sound man. In fact, I think he's one

31:45 Speaker 2: of her biggest redeeming qualities. Truly, I care less actually

31:50 Speaker 2: about whatever his sexuality is or is it really? You know,

31:53 Speaker 2: why you know is that this lady who could be

31:57 Speaker 2: worse right had multiple baby he's with a man who

32:01 Speaker 2: couldn't be better, exactly happy to know that she's got

32:05 Speaker 2: a good baby daddy, and that she has a good husband.

32:08 Speaker 2: He supports her and loves her. She's dancing her ass

32:11 Speaker 2: off and he's like, I guess right, a special up

32:14 Speaker 2: her butt up.

32:16 Speaker 3: But you know at times, because you know, they did

32:21 Speaker 3: that whole thing at the first reunion where he came

32:24 Speaker 3: out and talked about like his old school tr like

32:27 Speaker 3: what happened to him as a child, like the trauma

32:28 Speaker 3: and all that kind of stuff.

32:29 Speaker 1: But then I don't see the tiktoks, and I'm like,

32:31 Speaker 1: I feel like this is opening up old wounds.

32:34 Speaker 3: Like maybe we should move away from this, like you

32:35 Speaker 3: got to leave that man alone sometime, Like I don't

32:37 Speaker 3: feel like this is helping.

32:38 Speaker 1: But I'm not a therapist.

32:39 Speaker 2: So Nick Viole for even trying to insinuate that way.

32:46 Speaker 2: We can't do both things like like and be a mom.

32:52 Speaker 2: How is she doing what she's doing now?

32:54 Speaker 3: And how are the other thousands of women on Broadway

32:56 Speaker 3: doing it? Like don't get weird on.

32:58 Speaker 2: You don't know any woman that does both. What about

33:00 Speaker 2: the actresses in Hollywood, They're not on Broadway they have

33:04 Speaker 2: a more flexible schedule. They're less flexible schedule than anybody else.

33:07 Speaker 2: I mean, honestly, y'all know, I on ironically and ironically

33:10 Speaker 2: watch the Kardashians for cinematic television and to keep my

33:13 Speaker 2: ear on the pulse. I can know what's going on

33:14 Speaker 2: in the world, and believe me or not, watching the

33:17 Speaker 2: Kardashians show lets me know a lot about what's going

33:20 Speaker 2: on in the world, Like where are my fingers on

33:22 Speaker 2: the pulse? Because one this season I have found out

33:24 Speaker 2: one major thing. We all may just have distaste for them,

33:28 Speaker 2: but people in power really give a fuck about the Kardashians. Respectable,

33:34 Speaker 2: good people, talented people really care about those people. And

33:40 Speaker 2: it is sometimes a shock even too I when I'm

33:43 Speaker 2: like putting on my laundry show just to keep a

33:45 Speaker 2: finger on the pulse and be like, who's there, who's

33:47 Speaker 2: not watching Glenn Close, Bet Glenn Close.

33:51 Speaker 1: Emmy Award winner Nisi.

33:52 Speaker 2: Nash and her amazing way. Jessica bats who yes anyways,

34:02 Speaker 2: so she and Sarah Poulson come to SER's house to

34:08 Speaker 2: screen her movie for Kim who's never seen it, and

34:11 Speaker 2: them not take a fence to her never seeing it,

34:14 Speaker 2: which is like crazy to me, but because she's like,

34:17 Speaker 2: they're like, oh, we come over and I tell you

34:18 Speaker 2: all about it? What do you mean? What do you mean?

34:22 Speaker 2: What do you mean? What do you mean? I'm like,

34:25 Speaker 2: how do you even know each other?

34:27 Speaker 1: Do you?

34:28 Speaker 3: Also feel like leaning close is finally like doing all

34:30 Speaker 3: the parts she actually wants to do, Like I feel

34:33 Speaker 3: like she put off a lot of stuff and she

34:35 Speaker 3: now was like, you know what, who is.

34:36 Speaker 1: At the what's that Lee Daniels? Okay, y'all do that?

34:40 Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, she earned the right to just like go

34:47 Speaker 2: have a jammy jam party with the girls. What a

34:50 Speaker 2: girl can't act? But she has a sweetheart, she has

34:54 Speaker 2: a good martini, the go a nice party. To me,

34:59 Speaker 2: I'm just like looking at I'm sorry who is on here?

35:02 Speaker 2: Who agreed to film this?

35:04 Speaker 3: And my thing is because I have a hard line

35:07 Speaker 3: about a lot of stuff. If I'm mad about something

35:09 Speaker 3: and like kicking up as think like oh this is

35:11 Speaker 3: so unfair, this will never happen like this X Y

35:14 Speaker 3: and Z.

35:15 Speaker 1: But the person that actually affects a.

35:17 Speaker 3: Mad I'm immediately like, oh well, I don't care, because

35:20 Speaker 3: if you're not mad about it, what am I mad for?

35:24 Speaker 1: Exactly?

35:25 Speaker 3: If Glenn loves everything going on, bit baby me too.

35:28 Speaker 3: If you like it, I love it as a matter

35:30 Speaker 3: of fact. So if you love it, I super love it.

35:32 Speaker 2: Exactly. If you love it, I super love it. And

35:34 Speaker 2: one thing I learned, especially and watching them Kardashians, is

35:39 Speaker 2: that like that camp, first of all, she she gonna

35:42 Speaker 2: make them. She's gonna make that money. She really is.

35:45 Speaker 2: And I think that people are respecting the hustle level

35:49 Speaker 2: in that one because one thing about her she not

35:52 Speaker 2: gonna stop. She gonna keep going, and she just brings

35:55 Speaker 2: her kids along. But she don't stop mothering either. She

35:58 Speaker 2: on the FaceTime doing the mom thing, but she is like,

36:00 Speaker 2: I'm gonna work. I'm gonna work. So to that, I say.

36:03 Speaker 2: And but also, like Nick Viaile, it's just weird to

36:06 Speaker 2: me the kind of criticism that you give women in

36:08 Speaker 2: certain in certain places, and then it makes me be like,

36:11 Speaker 2: then why are you covering women's shows? Right? Anybody can watch,

36:15 Speaker 2: but not really because we're watching the stiquilize normal wives.

36:17 Speaker 2: First of all, this last season's reunion, it had way

36:19 Speaker 2: too many men. That's a problem. Your demographic is not.

36:24 Speaker 2: It was the work ship ever produced. And the problem

36:26 Speaker 2: with Nick Vow being the host and the first season

36:29 Speaker 2: is that he wasn't the right man to host those women.

36:32 Speaker 2: So you change the host and still make it about

36:35 Speaker 2: the men when you needed to just have an empathetic

36:38 Speaker 2: ear like a mom a woman like yeah, sure that

36:41 Speaker 2: made sense, but then why are we talking to the men,

36:43 Speaker 2: Because she is a mom who also has a giant

36:46 Speaker 2: career and did a lot of things outside of that,

36:49 Speaker 2: because women can do both. But also, you never give

36:52 Speaker 2: this question to a man. Does Nick vo asked the

36:53 Speaker 2: men that come on his show how they do both?

36:56 Speaker 1: Exactly exactly?

37:00 Speaker 2: You have kids?

37:00 Speaker 1: Why did your wife? One of your co.

37:03 Speaker 4: Hosts are like, what are you talking about?

37:08 Speaker 2: I'm so it ain't no sense to me. Huh, well, waitdy,

37:11 Speaker 2: we were showing a beast. I think that she's gonna prove

37:14 Speaker 2: all of them wrong, you know, Scarlaze Mormal. While it

37:17 Speaker 2: is pretty much like where I'm landing these days anyway,

37:20 Speaker 2: I'm not waiting for them thinking about them all the time.

37:23 Speaker 2: Are you know? They're doing it? Good for me? Right now.

37:26 Speaker 2: But the reason we spend so much time not talking

37:29 Speaker 2: about them is because these last couple of episodes of

37:31 Speaker 2: Salt Lake City and Potomac were kind of fillers. Which

37:33 Speaker 2: is fine. It's the holiday season, it's the end of

37:36 Speaker 2: the year. People are in the house more, they're you know,

37:39 Speaker 2: they're doing other things, they're taking their vacations their home,

37:42 Speaker 2: so it's not as much to watch. And it felt

37:44 Speaker 2: like we were, you know, kind of in some some

37:45 Speaker 2: filler land for you know, both Salt Lake City and Potomac.

37:49 Speaker 2: So why does have some questions I wanted to ask

37:52 Speaker 2: you so in front of discussion, go where it may.

37:55 Speaker 2: But for these are just the things and watching what

38:00 Speaker 2: I love about Photoma is it even in a filler episode,

38:03 Speaker 2: there are things that make you go huh all the time? Yes,

38:08 Speaker 2: the question mark ibrow raised, Oh, that's a choice. We

38:12 Speaker 2: don't need to have a big fight and a binder

38:14 Speaker 2: to have a good episode or good time and the

38:16 Speaker 2: pe okay.

38:16 Speaker 4: Yes.

38:17 Speaker 2: I've spent some time talking about how Ka's condo is gorgeous,

38:23 Speaker 2: the fact that she owns it where it is, I mean,

38:26 Speaker 2: it's a great location. It is not too far for

38:29 Speaker 2: MIA's old townhouse. Was that she can only girl forward

38:33 Speaker 2: be so independently, like good on her own, which she

38:36 Speaker 2: has a great business in a great location. She is thriving. Yes,

38:41 Speaker 2: she can't give up on this man. And I thought

38:43 Speaker 2: we were gonna be okay because she had her own condo.

38:46 Speaker 2: But then watching this episode, I wrote down the question

38:48 Speaker 2: for you. Kendrick, so Kay and Greg Clarina and Greg

38:50 Speaker 2: moved back in together.

38:52 Speaker 1: Yes, very weird, very weird to me.

38:57 Speaker 3: It felt like that whole I'm moving out because he

39:00 Speaker 3: doesn't respect me or it's time to move on thing,

39:04 Speaker 3: just to within a year move back into the same

39:07 Speaker 3: place together. If this was like this whole power move

39:11 Speaker 3: thing where you wanted to like get this man to

39:13 Speaker 3: buy this condo. So then like, y'all, I don't, I don't,

39:17 Speaker 3: I'm confused. I'm very good. Peltrol Frank confused me. They

39:20 Speaker 3: confused me. His feet always confused me. There's a lot

39:23 Speaker 3: of confusion.

39:27 Speaker 2: This particular jewelers, Like I want y'all to understand Bradcliffe Jewelers.

39:31 Speaker 2: There are plenty of jewelers and jewelry stores in all

39:34 Speaker 2: of the D and V. Obviously every place got a

39:36 Speaker 2: bunch of diamond stores. Like it's a city, right. This

39:38 Speaker 2: place is in the suburbs of like Baltimore suburbs, like

39:42 Speaker 2: an elicent city that not too far from like Robin

39:45 Speaker 2: and Mr. By, a resort that is so known for

39:48 Speaker 2: weddings and stuff. It's so reclusive that you seek it out.

39:54 Speaker 2: And I'm here to tell you he passed about three

39:56 Speaker 2: malls things Remembered store inside or even a Swarovsky store

40:02 Speaker 2: inside where you can get you a nice studded silver frame.

40:07 Speaker 1: He could have want the family. I don't.

40:12 Speaker 2: Nobody goes to a jewelry store to get a frame. Nobody, nobody.

40:15 Speaker 1: And my thing was, why did you waste Angel?

40:19 Speaker 3: I mean, well, Angel didn't have nothing to do, so,

40:21 Speaker 3: but why did you waste like the girl Mama time

40:23 Speaker 3: like she was that lady was mind to her business

40:25 Speaker 3: and she really don't like you like that.

40:27 Speaker 1: That's the thing.

40:27 Speaker 3: So you brought me out here to pick our picture frames.

40:30 Speaker 3: When you got me, think you for these cameras. You

40:32 Speaker 3: talking about, oh this that was a do ring. Oh

40:34 Speaker 3: well yeah, that's an option doing all this kind of

40:37 Speaker 3: dumb shit. But then you got this girl mama here,

40:39 Speaker 3: you got an angel here. That's the craziest in the world.

40:43 Speaker 2: To me was the weirdest, stupidest thing, Like I'm sorry,

40:46 Speaker 2: this personality less Greg want to be on TV's that

40:50 Speaker 2: what I'm saying here. He wants to be with her

40:52 Speaker 2: because of the cameras, but he doesn't want to actually

40:54 Speaker 2: be on it. I'm just very confused because of that

40:56 Speaker 2: is what enthusiastic about her or to be here. But

40:59 Speaker 2: yet you just pull some stunt queen ship.

41:02 Speaker 3: Right, we have to move in boxes this time. I'm like, okay,

41:05 Speaker 3: I guess that's a.

41:08 Speaker 2: Now and you give me a ring on a string

41:10 Speaker 2: version of a gift. It was really giving Tom Schwart.

41:13 Speaker 2: This was worse.

41:15 Speaker 1: Yea, you went to a Drewelry Spore to.

41:16 Speaker 2: Pick on a frame. Sax got frames, Neieman's got frames,

41:21 Speaker 2: the things remembered store, Like I said, you can get

41:23 Speaker 2: the frame.

41:24 Speaker 3: In gray family dollar. I mean, it's gonna come with

41:26 Speaker 3: a picture and some white children in it. But you

41:28 Speaker 3: just take it out like they got frames?

41:32 Speaker 2: What say, and you want to go straight to.

41:36 Speaker 1: The door exactly Amazon.

41:40 Speaker 2: Yeah, a lady got some nice frames for you. Came

41:45 Speaker 2: forever relationship on and that's why her name is Clorina.

41:49 Speaker 2: To me, she is on a payment plan of a

41:52 Speaker 2: relationship only a little bit of a time. She gets

41:55 Speaker 2: a little bit of what it's expected to be a

41:56 Speaker 2: grown person in love as a time. If you have

41:58 Speaker 2: to tell the camera, my mama don't get it. Nobody

42:01 Speaker 2: else gets it. But we're just two adults who get

42:03 Speaker 2: each other, and we going on our own place in

42:05 Speaker 2: the ring. And the extra stuff is just the icing

42:09 Speaker 2: on the cake, is it? And who are you trying

42:11 Speaker 2: to convince me or you? I've never heard of no

42:14 Speaker 2: ring being extra stuff. We came, we had we made

42:19 Speaker 2: a commitment together. What commitment? No commitment? You made no

42:23 Speaker 2: different commitment.

42:24 Speaker 3: Than you had.

42:24 Speaker 2: But I went on vacation. First of all, everybody does

42:28 Speaker 2: well on vacation. That's the whole point of vacation. That's

42:31 Speaker 2: when you're like, man, we didn't we had a sex

42:32 Speaker 2: problem last year. The dick must have gotten so much

42:35 Speaker 2: better because we went on vacation. And girl, that's usually

42:38 Speaker 2: how we goo male. The problem is fished in six days.

42:43 Speaker 3: Certain things always happened, okays vacation.

42:49 Speaker 1: Like, none of that is new.

42:52 Speaker 2: They asked you, if you want a PENI your Kilda

42:53 Speaker 2: and you both have a pinion Klana put the clothes

42:55 Speaker 2: away in the room, and all of a sudden that

42:57 Speaker 2: pinion kilatea cack in and you forget what you have

42:59 Speaker 2: a fall fight.

43:01 Speaker 1: Right, there's an.

43:02 Speaker 2: Ocean room in the mix. Okay, But now you're sitting

43:06 Speaker 2: down man, And the first thing he says to you

43:08 Speaker 2: is if we get married, and she had to remind

43:10 Speaker 2: him of when, right, right, yil you want to strength

43:18 Speaker 2: my second question for you? Or ring on the frame

43:23 Speaker 2: mooing Stacy's end game right, but leaving thirty minutes into

43:28 Speaker 2: the party that was for his daughter, thoughts listen, but

43:33 Speaker 2: yet only being with her to be on the show,

43:35 Speaker 2: any okay, thoughts, I.

43:39 Speaker 3: You know I don't want the Stacy mafia to beat

43:41 Speaker 3: me up because you know I love me some Stace

43:42 Speaker 3: took to meet. It is because we love her. We

43:44 Speaker 3: want better for her, We want a whole lot better

43:47 Speaker 3: for her. But nothing about this relationship in general made

43:51 Speaker 3: sense to me, because I was like, wait, had you

43:54 Speaker 3: told me like y'all really never stopped, you know, fooling

43:57 Speaker 3: around even when TJ was in the picture, allegedly whatever,

44:01 Speaker 3: Like okay, that would have made a little sense. But

44:04 Speaker 3: this short turnaround for y'all to come back be together

44:07 Speaker 3: him to be like I know you're saying, like he's

44:09 Speaker 3: here most of the time, but he still has his

44:11 Speaker 3: house and all like that. All of this is very

44:14 Speaker 3: odd to me because y'all keep saying, oh, we don't

44:17 Speaker 3: want our Bella to get the wrong picture and all

44:19 Speaker 3: like that, what picture does.

44:21 Speaker 2: She have, because it's that her parents are in the

44:24 Speaker 2: same home, because they're spending time together and doing the

44:28 Speaker 2: same thing together. Because they are and you'll only foul

44:31 Speaker 2: or got the divorce in December of twenty twenty four.

44:33 Speaker 2: We're in the summer of twenty twenty five right now.

44:36 Speaker 2: Y'all killed this season in the spring of twenty twenty five.

44:40 Speaker 3: You might have a theory that haven't put online, got

44:43 Speaker 3: divorce after you separated.

44:46 Speaker 2: You're right before the show came back, and y'all got

44:49 Speaker 2: back together after your divorce was final when the show

44:52 Speaker 2: came back.

44:53 Speaker 3: I got a theory that I did not put online

44:55 Speaker 3: because I was gonna get beat up and I'll get like,

44:57 Speaker 3: I'm like, you know what, I don't feel like tussling

44:59 Speaker 3: with y'all today. You remember first season we found out

45:02 Speaker 3: because I think there was that when when they were

45:04 Speaker 3: talking about how like Wendy always wears like a lot

45:06 Speaker 3: of colors and stuff like that. That lunch that they

45:08 Speaker 3: had and it was Giselle couldn't pronounce charcoutery. Y'all know

45:12 Speaker 3: what lunch I'm talking about. They had that lunch last

45:14 Speaker 3: season and Stacey came. She talked about how well he's

45:18 Speaker 3: gonna pay child support. She just left the lawyer's office.

45:21 Speaker 3: He's gonna pay child support. We agreed, I don't want

45:23 Speaker 3: any alimony. I actually believe in my heart, I believe

45:28 Speaker 3: the actual alimony is will Look, I'm gonna be on

45:31 Speaker 3: this show.

45:32 Speaker 1: You know.

45:32 Speaker 3: They always interested in, you know, husbands and relationship dynamics.

45:37 Speaker 3: So I won't be on the reg you know I won't.

45:39 Speaker 3: I ain't gonna do no alimony, but I be around.

45:42 Speaker 3: I'll let these people speculate about me. All they won't.

45:44 Speaker 3: They'll talk about this and that. I'll film with you

45:47 Speaker 3: and all like that, and Bravo will keep your pockets lyned. Instead,

45:50 Speaker 3: we'll keep you on the show. We'll do like that

45:53 Speaker 3: because just TM as a whole T mood T mode TLC.

45:58 Speaker 3: Don't go chasing what I don't know what your name is,

46:00 Speaker 3: whoever you are. I don't see it. I don't see it.

46:03 Speaker 3: I don't see it, and I feel like they she's

46:07 Speaker 3: really kind of like doing the I think Stacey that

46:09 Speaker 3: QBC thing, she's already so like I want to say, buttery, like,

46:14 Speaker 3: she's so like, you know, she moves just so yes, charismatic,

46:19 Speaker 3: moves so flowy and stuff like that.

46:21 Speaker 1: So what we're seeing is flirting and.

46:24 Speaker 3: Stuff like that. I think Stacey really can just turn

46:26 Speaker 3: the own and off. And I think once she actually

46:28 Speaker 3: finds a man that she wants to be with, I

46:31 Speaker 3: think we can probably expect Timu to exit stage left

46:34 Speaker 3: he's fulfilled his contract, and then weignation Rufe for her

46:37 Speaker 3: and whoever this next man are.

46:38 Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that makes actually a lot of sense,

46:40 Speaker 2: considering he probably also just doesn't want random men around

46:44 Speaker 2: his daughter. But she's like, I'm going want to be

46:46 Speaker 2: on this show. You won't have to pay alimony, but

46:48 Speaker 2: I want to be on this show. Yes, being on

46:51 Speaker 2: the show means I have to have some kind of

46:53 Speaker 2: at home storyline. And if it's not going to be

46:56 Speaker 2: our daughter, it has to be a man. And if

46:58 Speaker 2: you don't want be paying people or TJ or whomever

47:02 Speaker 2: you gotta film with me, and I think that is

47:04 Speaker 2: a thing that you chose to do, which I don't

47:06 Speaker 2: disagree with honestly if that's the case, because then you

47:10 Speaker 2: get to control what men are around your daughter. Like

47:13 Speaker 2: she's maybe not dating on the show, so there's nothing

47:15 Speaker 2: for her to be criticized about, essentially, but also it

47:20 Speaker 2: gives her another season or two to get herself established,

47:23 Speaker 2: so then when she has no man, she can still

47:25 Speaker 2: be Erica Jane or something on the show and be

47:27 Speaker 2: single completely and stay a full time cast member or

47:31 Speaker 2: be a just you know what I mean, like where

47:33 Speaker 2: we don't know. It's so funny because there's definite have

47:35 Speaker 2: boyfriends that we can give a fuck about on this show,

47:37 Speaker 2: but the one that she cares about you will never see. Yeah,

47:40 Speaker 2: it's so like, yeah, you will never know exactly.

47:52 Speaker 1: They're still uncle uncle Bobby.

47:54 Speaker 2: Right, that's for mama. You don't have none of that. Okay, right,

48:01 Speaker 2: he made me feel good? Okay, right? That part My

48:06 Speaker 2: last question thought for you about potnac Whndy's mom telling

48:11 Speaker 2: her to shut the fuck up? How do we feel?

48:14 Speaker 1: Listen, I feel.

48:17 Speaker 2: I'm gonna know right now until the trial is over.

48:21 Speaker 3: I don't listen. I don't blame you, Okay. I don't

48:23 Speaker 3: want you caught up in No, I don't want you

48:24 Speaker 3: caught up in no way. Okay, you got you got

48:26 Speaker 3: people to need you. Okay, So I get it. Just

48:29 Speaker 3: pauls Okay, I got alternatives. I'll tell you about it

48:31 Speaker 3: right anyway, Well discuss Okay.

48:36 Speaker 1: This scene was very loaded.

48:39 Speaker 3: Yeah, and I know it's gonna sound crazy to a

48:42 Speaker 3: lot of people, obviously, Like When's mama was doing a

48:47 Speaker 3: lot in this moment, and I do think she wanted

48:49 Speaker 3: some attention from the cameras and all that kind of stuff.

48:51 Speaker 3: She was doing a lot, and Wendy kept trying to

48:53 Speaker 3: call out, like, oh, you're doing a lot, You're doing

48:55 Speaker 3: this for the cameras and stuff.

48:56 Speaker 1: I think two things can be true.

48:58 Speaker 3: I think the way she talked to Wendy and the

49:01 Speaker 3: anger she has for her dad is all funneling through

49:05 Speaker 3: because Wendy's trying to have a relationship with him. That's misguided.

49:08 Speaker 3: That's like that misdirected anger. Yeah, ridiculous. You need to

49:11 Speaker 3: like not fight your daughter. There doesn't need to be

49:13 Speaker 3: in fighting because y'all are the unit. You Ivy and

49:16 Speaker 3: Wendy y'all are the unit. The dad is over here,

49:18 Speaker 3: so like, you don't need to fight amongst ourselves for

49:21 Speaker 3: something that he's done. So one hunderdond get that part.

49:24 Speaker 3: The other part of it is I understand almost understand too,

49:28 Speaker 3: the anger her mom has about the situation, because if

49:31 Speaker 3: you're the person that raises the kids all these years

49:34 Speaker 3: and stuff like that, and then it feels like the

49:36 Speaker 3: one thing that like the kid still wants to do

49:39 Speaker 3: or still misses, is to have a relationship with that

49:41 Speaker 3: other person. If you're a sensible, compassionate parent, you'd be like,

49:48 Speaker 3: you know what, if you need that relationship, go foster it,

49:51 Speaker 3: go do it, like do whatever you need to do.

49:54 Speaker 3: But she's not there yet, So in her mind, she's like, no,

49:59 Speaker 3: I spen all that money, I sent you to school,

50:01 Speaker 3: I did this, I did that for both of y'all.

50:04 Speaker 3: You don't need ship from him, He don't need ship

50:06 Speaker 3: from us. Leave him where the hell he at, right,

50:08 Speaker 3: and that is going to eat her from the inside.

50:11 Speaker 3: I understand it. I understand that anger, but right now

50:15 Speaker 3: it feels like it's directed at a thousand different things,

50:18 Speaker 3: and that whole, the whole. Let me tell some of

50:21 Speaker 3: that point. I knew right when Wendy did it, I

50:23 Speaker 3: was like, Oh, this is gonna go downhill.

50:25 Speaker 2: Said friends, Oh God. But when he did it come

50:33 Speaker 2: out of her the professor schools in session came out

50:35 Speaker 2: because she was like, you're reading my choices. You're criticizing

50:39 Speaker 2: my choices about my relationship with my father, which it's tricky.

50:42 Speaker 2: I understand. You know, when my parents wanted to do

50:45 Speaker 2: a divorce, I was so team my mama that it

50:47 Speaker 2: was so hard. I did not do anything else. But

50:50 Speaker 2: I also hated though my mama talked about my dad

50:54 Speaker 2: yeah to me, because I'm like, I'm allowed to have

50:56 Speaker 2: my own negative feelings aboudy, but I really don't want

50:58 Speaker 2: them cloud it because it's hard to do that, Yeah,

51:00 Speaker 2: to work through that when you put on those as

51:02 Speaker 2: an adult, like who he was as an adult versus

51:04 Speaker 2: just your father. So it's difficult because I understand where

51:08 Speaker 2: her mama is coming from, but I really it's sad

51:11 Speaker 2: whenever mom's put this kind of pressure on their children,

51:13 Speaker 2: especially their daughters. Saw this with Candace too, and Cannis

51:17 Speaker 2: was on Potomac years ago her first season wedding, and

51:22 Speaker 2: Dorothy was like that man that helped make you He'm

51:27 Speaker 2: not doing enough. I'm doing this. You need to ask him,

51:29 Speaker 2: ask him, he should do it. Why do you want

51:31 Speaker 2: to invite the brother? He's a symbol up because it's

51:34 Speaker 2: not about you. And when they's mom realized thinks that

51:37 Speaker 2: it is a crime against her as the mother for

51:40 Speaker 2: her offspring to have a relationship with the man who

51:43 Speaker 2: hurt her exactly, but that's their dad. He's not the

51:46 Speaker 2: man who hurts their mom. He is their dad, and which, yeah,

51:50 Speaker 2: there's a totally different relationship, like and even still they

51:53 Speaker 2: had to feel different because it wasn't done to them,

51:55 Speaker 2: it was their dad. Like they could be disappointed in

51:58 Speaker 2: him and still not want to not have a relation

52:00 Speaker 2: and ship or want to have one based on their

52:02 Speaker 2: interactions with him, because he didn't do that thing to them,

52:04 Speaker 2: He did it to you. It's like when moms say,

52:06 Speaker 2: well he left us, he did not he left you.

52:10 Speaker 2: And then you use the children, when you use them

52:13 Speaker 2: as like a bargaining ship against all it does is

52:17 Speaker 2: make them, in their adult years, want to find out

52:19 Speaker 2: for themselves what it is that's going on that they

52:22 Speaker 2: miss and it will hurt you again because you've isolated

52:25 Speaker 2: them in thinking that you could just like repeal that

52:28 Speaker 2: curiosity or that relationship and quote that friendship that they

52:31 Speaker 2: might have because he upset. You tell me they're mad

52:34 Speaker 2: at him. Be like, I could give a shit about

52:36 Speaker 2: your daddy, but if you want to talk to him,

52:38 Speaker 2: just don't. I don't got nothing to do with me.

52:39 Speaker 2: That's what my mom.

52:41 Speaker 1: That was fun.

52:42 Speaker 3: He can't come to my front door, but you can

52:43 Speaker 3: go out five to him.

52:46 Speaker 2: If you don't want to talk to you. I'm sorry,

52:48 Speaker 2: I mean, he a terrible man sometimes, that selfish bastard.

52:50 Speaker 2: Sorry to curse your own daughter out in her house,

52:54 Speaker 2: in her house because you disrespected that she tried to

52:57 Speaker 2: have a relationship with her own father, but she won't

53:00 Speaker 2: let you call him the sperm donor in front of

53:02 Speaker 2: their his grandkids. That's kind of crazy. Moms.

53:06 Speaker 1: You have insurance money.

53:08 Speaker 3: I went into decorating this new house and remodeling for you,

53:11 Speaker 3: and you cussing me out in it?

53:13 Speaker 1: Like how rude? Are you kidding me?

53:14 Speaker 2: Okay, excuse me, but you an allowance every month and

53:18 Speaker 2: you want to curse me out?

53:19 Speaker 3: Okay, but don't the crimes make a little more sense

53:22 Speaker 3: now that we had that scene.

53:23 Speaker 1: I'm just saying a lot more s.

53:25 Speaker 2: I mean, this whole season, I've been telling people who

53:27 Speaker 2: only know about Potomac because of the news, it's still happening,

53:31 Speaker 2: especially local whenever they're you know, at court or something.

53:36 Speaker 2: It makes news here when that thing happens, and you know,

53:39 Speaker 2: but like with all that happening, one, I'm like, damn,

53:42 Speaker 2: the kids are probably with her mom, which is kind

53:44 Speaker 2: of wild right now, that must be crazy. And two,

53:48 Speaker 2: I'm like, if it wasn't years ago we saw her

53:51 Speaker 2: asking for thousands of dollars an allowance that made no

53:54 Speaker 2: sense to us. But this season and some people they're like, so,

53:56 Speaker 2: how bad is it is she gonna do jail time?

53:58 Speaker 2: I was like, if she wasn't before this season, ain't

54:00 Speaker 2: doing no help to make sure that it stays inevitable,

54:04 Speaker 2: Like what's gonna happen now? Because I mean she they

54:07 Speaker 2: every corner is being touched by a paint brush, every

54:10 Speaker 2: corner of the home, a little of marble here, a

54:13 Speaker 2: little of you know this there. But it's still as

54:15 Speaker 2: magnificent to me because people want I wondered, as someone

54:18 Speaker 2: who lives here in the area, how they went from

54:21 Speaker 2: the same sized home in Rockville that probably cost to

54:27 Speaker 2: at home about an hour and a half west. I

54:32 Speaker 2: have to look at the map in my head. West

54:33 Speaker 2: of Rockville passed like out in the boondies of Maryland.

54:36 Speaker 2: Then it's probably a third of the money a third,

54:40 Speaker 2: like easily, Like if I'm giving like random numbers, it's

54:44 Speaker 2: like that same size house in Rockville easily if you

54:47 Speaker 2: can find it. It's so hard to find maybe two

54:49 Speaker 2: million maybe two point three wow, in where they are,

54:54 Speaker 2: the county that she's in where now it's even worse

54:58 Speaker 2: because it is painfully white, very straight laced, painfully white,

55:03 Speaker 2: and white people there would probably describe it as the same.

55:05 Speaker 2: They're like girlss real vanilla out here, not a Jimmy

55:09 Speaker 2: Cone shout out to Marylanders, but like that went out

55:12 Speaker 2: there maybe six hundred k for the same role. So

55:18 Speaker 2: I was just like curious because they lived in Rockville,

55:20 Speaker 2: where their home had equity. I mean, I know they

55:23 Speaker 2: made that was a you are hard pressed to find.

55:27 Speaker 2: Even there's more demand than the supply in Montgomery County

55:31 Speaker 2: because of how close it is to DC. Really nice

55:34 Speaker 2: school systems slaps like it's insane, like it really good.

55:38 Speaker 2: But then to go all the way out there to

55:40 Speaker 2: such a downsize and finance, but then put hundreds of

55:45 Speaker 2: thousands of dollars in the renovation. It's like, really a choice.

55:50 Speaker 2: It's like, yeah, you can do it because you can

55:51 Speaker 2: afford to do it now, but you couldn't afford the

55:53 Speaker 2: home then, so you moved to a different home for

55:56 Speaker 2: whatever reason. I know it's not the schools, but for

55:59 Speaker 2: whatever reason, any movie less extensive home, and yet you're

56:05 Speaker 2: gonna put hundreds of thousands of dollars in the renovation

56:10 Speaker 2: for what. Look, I just don't understand it, Like if

56:12 Speaker 2: not for opulance and esthetically for what, Like you're we

56:16 Speaker 2: sit down with her in every episode w Wendy's whole

56:18 Speaker 2: storyline amongst her being crimes of finances right now amongst

56:23 Speaker 2: the same time, at the same time, her entire storyline

56:26 Speaker 2: is ren evading her house from top to bottom, top

56:31 Speaker 2: to bottom, And people are like, yeah, but the drugs,

56:34 Speaker 2: I mean, the the marijuana deals and stuff like that.

56:36 Speaker 2: Let me tell you this. And I just brought this

56:38 Speaker 2: up to somebody else as a person who one has

56:40 Speaker 2: worked in the cannabis industry, and I haven't actually have

56:43 Speaker 2: a license in being a butt tender. Shout out to

56:50 Speaker 2: multifaceted individual meeting. I know a lot about cannabis, but

56:54 Speaker 2: start start to finish in the processing because Maryland does

56:57 Speaker 2: it very differently than other states, because it is under

56:59 Speaker 2: our pharmacy department, like the government's pharmacy department. That saying back,

57:05 Speaker 2: all the weed that is sold and available in Maryland

57:07 Speaker 2: has to be sold and made in Maryland. Eddie is

57:12 Speaker 2: he is the lover boy in a world of hard seltzers,

57:17 Speaker 2: high noons, twisted teas. Mike tards all of those.

57:22 Speaker 1: He is.

57:23 Speaker 2: It's good, it's lover boy right, like we're excited about it.

57:27 Speaker 2: But just because it's available in that liquor store does

57:30 Speaker 2: not mean that that's where we're going constantly to pick up.

57:34 Speaker 2: In fact, it's probably not most people's first choice to

57:38 Speaker 2: go and pick up a lover boy when they want

57:40 Speaker 2: to go get some hard teas and ciders, unless you're

57:43 Speaker 2: that bravo girl. Meaning he's a little guy in such

57:46 Speaker 2: a big space in Maryland that even though it's well,

57:50 Speaker 2: he not making them weed numbers the way other people

57:53 Speaker 2: are who are more global.

57:54 Speaker 1: Not to mention, he's also.

57:58 Speaker 2: Trying to expand at the same time his current year,

58:00 Speaker 2: he's expanding into New Jersey. He's been trying to expand

58:03 Speaker 2: it like road and Island. Look, he's going different places,

58:05 Speaker 2: which also means there's money going back into the business.

58:09 Speaker 2: His line isn't even that robust. They've got three different

58:12 Speaker 2: strains and a couple of flowers and collaborations. So what

58:17 Speaker 2: money is Correra marble top to bottom in your kitchen?

58:23 Speaker 2: Because it's not this weed money? Because I do like now,

58:26 Speaker 2: I love I love Eddie and I love you. Yes,

58:31 Speaker 2: I do only buy that brand to support.

58:37 Speaker 1: Yes, I do.

58:38 Speaker 2: Okay, Okay does ingest Mary Jane frequently as a connoisseewer,

58:44 Speaker 2: As they say, I am the weed connoisseewer. Like a

58:48 Speaker 2: wine girly. Okay, wine girly is out there. You will

58:53 Speaker 2: understand that if you love a good shot and ay,

58:57 Speaker 2: you will drink the barefoot that's available at the party.

59:02 Speaker 1: You sniff it first and.

59:05 Speaker 2: Open does now, Oh, I think I'll pass if it's

59:09 Speaker 2: been out too long, but you might drink it if

59:12 Speaker 2: it's available. But if someone offers you a nice something else,

59:18 Speaker 2: you might also take that. You know what I'm saying.

59:23 Speaker 2: And that's pretty much It's like if you're at a party,

59:26 Speaker 2: you might like a lover boy. But if they say

59:27 Speaker 2: you want that or a high noon, what are you taking?

59:31 Speaker 2: Girlies who drink those things? So I'm just saying I

59:35 Speaker 2: have found it. If just wasn't happening in real time

59:37 Speaker 2: on the court cases as well, I would have a

59:40 Speaker 2: hard time believing the marble from head to toe, stairs,

59:44 Speaker 2: redone carpets done, three different rooms, bedroom, kitchen, garage, all

59:49 Speaker 2: that off of three strains and a couple collaborations at

59:57 Speaker 2: the palidar.

59:59 Speaker 3: So can we and we expect Happy Eddie to come

1:00:02 Speaker 3: to a hard stop because if things don't go their

1:00:05 Speaker 3: way next year, they will have that f title on them,

1:00:09 Speaker 3: which I really hate that, and he won't be able

1:00:11 Speaker 3: to be involved, right.

1:00:13 Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure. If anything, I'm thinking they must be

1:00:16 Speaker 2: trying to restructure the business. Now okay, just the name

1:00:21 Speaker 2: like he has state. Okay, if that to somebody or

1:00:26 Speaker 2: you know, I.

1:00:29 Speaker 1: Just gave it to your poison ivy, there we.

1:00:31 Speaker 2: Go, love it fantastic. Yeah, I don't think that he

1:00:36 Speaker 2: this is I don't know how this is going to go.

1:00:37 Speaker 2: It feels like they are definitely gonna do crime, which

1:00:39 Speaker 2: is kind of crazy because like you didn't have to

1:00:43 Speaker 2: you could sell drugs legally in this state, but you

1:00:45 Speaker 2: can't do stealing legally.

1:00:46 Speaker 3: And yeah, I don't think nowhere, So yeah, you please,

1:00:55 Speaker 3: if you're doing crimes, please don't email them to each other.

1:00:57 Speaker 1: Just yeah, filly.

1:01:00 Speaker 2: I don't even know how to get a burner phone,

1:01:01 Speaker 2: but I at least do that first. That's what all

1:01:03 Speaker 2: of law and order has told me, go get us.

1:01:05 Speaker 3: If y'all don't know what a burner phone looks like,

1:01:07 Speaker 3: it's the ones that come in a hard plastic at

1:01:09 Speaker 3: the corner store.

1:01:10 Speaker 1: Just get one of them. You got to have to

1:01:12 Speaker 1: open it up.

1:01:15 Speaker 2: If you see anyone holding one of those burner phones,

1:01:17 Speaker 2: you know they're doing crime and leave them alone.

1:01:19 Speaker 3: Yeah, either they shoot during crime or they're shooting the

1:01:22 Speaker 3: saine of power, one of the two.

1:01:27 Speaker 2: But before we get out of here, I wanted to

1:01:29 Speaker 2: talk a little bit about Salt Lake City, another filler

1:01:32 Speaker 2: episode that's were on a trip. We're in Greece. How

1:01:36 Speaker 2: do you feel about I mean, it's still more of

1:01:38 Speaker 2: the same Heather and Whitney producing. They want to get

1:01:41 Speaker 2: a rise out of narrative so that we can see

1:01:43 Speaker 2: what they saw on the plane. Who said that I did?

1:01:48 Speaker 2: But like They're still going out and about out of

1:01:51 Speaker 2: their way to get Meredith to apologize or whatever or

1:01:54 Speaker 2: flip out or what what? What do you think their

1:01:57 Speaker 2: end goal is here? Is it the friendship or Whitney

1:01:59 Speaker 2: and Heather that sad that she called them liars and

1:02:03 Speaker 2: yelled at them as friends that they don't doubt rejected

1:02:07 Speaker 2: In my field, my character hurt will call you a

1:02:11 Speaker 2: good time girl while you were Yeah, your character is

1:02:15 Speaker 2: hurt because you.

1:02:16 Speaker 1: Chase that friendship baby.

1:02:18 Speaker 2: Yeah.

1:02:19 Speaker 3: So that I think that we've gotten to the point

1:02:23 Speaker 3: now where the season was like progressing so organically and

1:02:27 Speaker 3: naturally and it was so like the best time in

1:02:30 Speaker 3: the world. It's gotten to the point now where I

1:02:33 Speaker 3: always feel like at certain points people start to panic

1:02:36 Speaker 3: and be like, oh gosh, we don't have much time left.

1:02:38 Speaker 1: Did we give a great season? What's going on? And

1:02:40 Speaker 1: so now we're.

1:02:42 Speaker 3: Starting to beat the dead horse a lot. And honestly,

1:02:45 Speaker 3: I'm gonna be real truthful with you. This episode especially,

1:02:49 Speaker 3: I barely focused on them. My whole focus was when

1:02:52 Speaker 3: Brittany said, did I tell you I copyright? I got copyrighted?

1:02:56 Speaker 3: Was high body count hair? That was the most interesting

1:02:59 Speaker 3: thing because I was like, oh, here we go, because

1:03:02 Speaker 3: she was the one I had to deal with this ship, right,

1:03:04 Speaker 3: she didn't want to have to deal with it, But

1:03:06 Speaker 3: now she's the one that was smart enough to do that.

1:03:08 Speaker 2: First.

1:03:08 Speaker 3: That was when I was interested in seeing exactly more

1:03:11 Speaker 3: that more of that exactly.

1:03:14 Speaker 1: So that's where I was focused on.

1:03:15 Speaker 3: I'm a little tired of Whitney and Heather because we

1:03:18 Speaker 3: all know it gets to a certain point where they're

1:03:20 Speaker 3: gonna who they want these constant apologies and constant this

1:03:25 Speaker 3: and constant that for really stuff that they're not willing

1:03:28 Speaker 3: to do either.

1:03:29 Speaker 2: And it's like, it's not about you at all. This

1:03:32 Speaker 2: is about you. She cursed out Britney and told her

1:03:34 Speaker 2: to go to hell.

1:03:35 Speaker 1: You worry about it.

1:03:37 Speaker 2: Hey, you're a bystander to this behavior, and you're crying

1:03:41 Speaker 2: as if like she needs to repent, and Merridam did

1:03:44 Speaker 2: say again this episode, I'm sorry. I don't know what

1:03:47 Speaker 2: else I can say that, And I'm like, okay, so

1:03:50 Speaker 2: can we squash it? But it and we can we

1:03:55 Speaker 2: can talk about it again and more. Heather's like, how

1:04:00 Speaker 2: are you feeling about you know, the groups not that positive?

1:04:04 Speaker 2: But why do you not feel positive? Meridith because you

1:04:07 Speaker 2: won't take accountability for what you said and did. And

1:04:10 Speaker 2: is it my fault that I'm mad at you because

1:04:13 Speaker 2: you're not a good friend and you called me a

1:04:15 Speaker 2: liar and you care about oh not me? And this

1:04:18 Speaker 2: is like, now she's mad you called her a pill popper?

1:04:20 Speaker 2: What stops out here her? I want to hear it

1:04:23 Speaker 2: from her? Well, she don't want to talk to you

1:04:24 Speaker 2: because you called her a pill popper. This is the

1:04:27 Speaker 2: rocket science.

1:04:28 Speaker 1: Right, I'm like, why can't we figure this out? You

1:04:30 Speaker 1: know why season set.

1:04:32 Speaker 2: Y'all so stupid? What are you doing?

1:04:34 Speaker 4: But when his mother said idiot idiots shook the world, Yes, idiot,

1:04:43 Speaker 4: That's exactly what I'm thinking, Like, girl, what.

1:04:46 Speaker 2: Again, where is she going to not be around you? Motherfuckers?

1:04:50 Speaker 2: You don't like you can't leave her alone? You're facing her?

1:04:53 Speaker 2: Are you excited about the groups today? Meredith? I just

1:04:56 Speaker 2: wanted to know, because yes, you apologize to me yesterday,

1:05:00 Speaker 2: but like, I just want to make sure you still

1:05:02 Speaker 2: feel like you apologize.

1:05:04 Speaker 1: Because at that point were just poking, like what you

1:05:06 Speaker 1: want for me? We are what do you actually want

1:05:08 Speaker 1: for me?

1:05:09 Speaker 2: You're gonna have to do more than give me a bracelet?

1:05:11 Speaker 2: To say, you know, for me to get over She's liked, well,

1:05:13 Speaker 2: I did try to call you three times.

1:05:15 Speaker 3: Right, That's where he has lost me, because it's like,

1:05:17 Speaker 3: now you want to do this on camera.

1:05:20 Speaker 2: Camera, you're bothered by it, and what Meredith did to

1:05:23 Speaker 2: you when there's a camera around and now that's the

1:05:25 Speaker 2: only thing you can address with her is nothing else.

1:05:27 Speaker 2: That's kind of crazy though. She's so fucking dramatic that

1:05:30 Speaker 2: nobody is a campy ass bitch. She's not really, She's like,

1:05:34 Speaker 2: she's not a real person. My son wanted to call

1:05:37 Speaker 2: me on Mother's Day. I want to speak to my children,

1:05:40 Speaker 2: and they ruined that. I'm like, girl, this is twenty plus.

1:05:44 Speaker 1: Now. Do you think he really called her?

1:05:46 Speaker 2: No, I think she texted it. Call me and she's like,

1:05:49 Speaker 2: they're excuing at me to get off the phone with

1:05:51 Speaker 2: my child.

1:05:52 Speaker 1: Right there.

1:05:53 Speaker 3: They hate you, and you're I have to get off

1:05:55 Speaker 3: the phone with you. I really hate this too. I

1:05:57 Speaker 3: know I'll talk to you another day.

1:05:58 Speaker 2: Oh goodness, thank you for calling me. While the way,

1:06:02 Speaker 2: my mama be like, hi, mommy, what do you need.

1:06:05 Speaker 2: I'm like, I love you. I'm having a hard day.

1:06:08 Speaker 2: PM Key telling me how to do things, and she's like,

1:06:10 Speaker 2: you money, I'm busy, I gotta go Mindeelly's retired right exactly.

1:06:16 Speaker 2: She's just like what you're calling for. We talked this morning,

1:06:18 Speaker 2: Sweedie was up. I'm like, okay, well that was this morning.

1:06:22 Speaker 1: I need you now.

1:06:24 Speaker 2: I need you bring down at two forty nine. I

1:06:27 Speaker 2: need you today again you call me, girl, calm down

1:06:35 Speaker 2: his own damn show when you were like, again, will

1:06:39 Speaker 2: you call me?

1:06:43 Speaker 3: The fact her striking down that heel in those heels

1:06:46 Speaker 3: was so unseerious, so uns and you can tell she

1:06:49 Speaker 3: had nowhere else to go because she didn't know, she

1:06:51 Speaker 3: didn't know where they were, and she didn't really have

1:06:53 Speaker 3: an escape plan. She's like, you know what, let me

1:06:54 Speaker 3: go back up this damn hill and go sit cooking class, lay.

1:06:58 Speaker 2: On the bus. I would have just stayed on the

1:07:00 Speaker 2: vand with them and be like, I'm not doing it right.

1:07:02 Speaker 3: Or even if you did make the mistake of getting off,

1:07:04 Speaker 3: call somebody to take you back, like production would have

1:07:06 Speaker 3: taken you back, Like.

1:07:11 Speaker 2: Somebody can take you somewhere. Go get me a Grecian

1:07:16 Speaker 2: pizza and I'll be over there. Y'all have fun. I

1:07:19 Speaker 2: don't feel good about the group. I'm gonna go explore

1:07:21 Speaker 2: on my own right, coming back three o'clock. Great, because

1:07:24 Speaker 2: I love being me. I love hanging out. You can

1:07:27 Speaker 2: see me eating the sharkocie board over there on the

1:07:33 Speaker 2: with some olives and a little shard, a little something like,

1:07:37 Speaker 2: I'm good and talking bad about me. I'm snacking, having

1:07:42 Speaker 2: a good Me and Mary we over there, okay, I'm

1:07:45 Speaker 2: Marry over there eating where the food at.

1:07:47 Speaker 1: Having a great time, okay, a great.

1:07:50 Speaker 2: Great time like house lives, good and plenty. They're doing

1:07:55 Speaker 2: their thing. We're excited for them to come on out

1:07:58 Speaker 2: and when they come back in the new year. But truthfully,

1:08:01 Speaker 2: while they're on pause, the rest of the world keeps going.

1:08:06 Speaker 2: I have to ask if you were ever a barb you.

1:08:09 Speaker 3: Know, I never you know, the fandoms scare me. I

1:08:14 Speaker 3: never consider myself to be a park. Now I definitely

1:08:17 Speaker 3: would consider myself anything be high because I fight for

1:08:20 Speaker 3: beyonceite because she's one problem. She don't bother, no batter

1:08:23 Speaker 3: so like to herself. And this is a good if.

1:08:26 Speaker 3: I've never seen a better example of reason.

1:08:28 Speaker 2: Why this is.

1:08:29 Speaker 1: It exactly bother nobody it.

1:08:32 Speaker 2: Because honestly, real quick before you answer the question. I

1:08:36 Speaker 2: on the Kardashians. I just recently saw chendoll editing her

1:08:40 Speaker 2: mom's closet and she being like, I don't think you

1:08:42 Speaker 2: need this, and she said, Beyonce gave that to me.

1:08:44 Speaker 2: I said, Beyonce, don't hate you, which is crazy. I

1:08:47 Speaker 2: had just found out that Beyonce went to Christian his

1:08:50 Speaker 2: birthday party.

1:08:53 Speaker 1: That's crazy.

1:08:54 Speaker 2: And you know, but again, the amount of people that

1:08:56 Speaker 2: are respecting like them rich people because they're rich, it's

1:08:58 Speaker 2: really crazy to me. But I'm not in that bracket.

1:09:01 Speaker 2: I can't understand. But I have to say, like that, lady,

1:09:06 Speaker 2: I like that. I don't know that I should not

1:09:08 Speaker 2: know where beyond State stands if I would to remain

1:09:11 Speaker 2: a fan of hers, to which I say, barbs, so

1:09:14 Speaker 2: sorry for your loss this week?

1:09:16 Speaker 3: Yeah, because when I she to single handedly ruined your

1:09:20 Speaker 3: entire legacy is crazy for no, like you can't want

1:09:24 Speaker 3: to partner for your husband this band like.

1:09:26 Speaker 1: This is cool to me?

1:09:28 Speaker 3: Or bro right, baby, I can't understand. I always loved

1:09:33 Speaker 3: Nicki Minaj's but but let me be very clear. I

1:09:36 Speaker 3: love I've always start nick Minaj is one of the

1:09:38 Speaker 3: best to ever do it. Love her music the theatrics,

1:09:41 Speaker 3: all of that, But I've that's never stopped me from

1:09:45 Speaker 3: liking other rappers just as much. That's when me and

1:09:47 Speaker 3: the barbs heavily different. When Nikki be wrong, she be wrong.

1:09:51 Speaker 3: When she right, she right, I'm not. I'm not with

1:09:54 Speaker 3: none of that. So this week, this almost feels like

1:09:58 Speaker 3: it's been a long.

1:09:59 Speaker 1: Time, Bruin. It's been a long time cause Nigga's been

1:10:02 Speaker 1: picking fights with Yeah.

1:10:07 Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been like them tweets. I've been letting her

1:10:11 Speaker 2: say whatever, do whatever, and now she done really embarrassed

1:10:14 Speaker 2: all to day. Man, I ain't you like it? I said, now,

1:10:18 Speaker 2: what in the shucking job? Exactly? I've never and I

1:10:22 Speaker 2: thought we were watching the best shucking job at the

1:10:24 Speaker 2: u N But no, we took it up a notch.

1:10:26 Speaker 1: So she listened.

1:10:28 Speaker 3: The lady said a whole lot of she said a

1:10:30 Speaker 3: whole lot of offensive, incredibly egregious things, but calling the

1:10:36 Speaker 3: man handsome was where I drew the line. I was like, oh,

1:10:38 Speaker 3: now you're just playing in my face, Like that's wow

1:10:40 Speaker 3: to me to prefer that man as handsome or you

1:10:43 Speaker 3: just doing at this.

1:10:44 Speaker 2: Especially considering apparently some clips have already resurfaced of the

1:10:50 Speaker 2: role model for girls. Yeah, put is something many of

1:10:53 Speaker 2: the conservative white people have said because they like to

1:10:56 Speaker 2: put it on the responsibility on celebrities to raise their

1:10:58 Speaker 2: children and not them. So I know the argument has

1:11:02 Speaker 2: never stood for me. I could give a shit about

1:11:06 Speaker 2: an adult person doing what they got to do in

1:11:07 Speaker 2: a market, in the capitalist society to sell records and music.

1:11:11 Speaker 2: If you don't like your child watching it, that's when

1:11:13 Speaker 2: you step into me. Not Leanna having to put on

1:11:15 Speaker 2: a sweatshirt because your child might be in the room.

1:11:18 Speaker 2: She didn't raise, she didn't make that child, so she

1:11:20 Speaker 2: could give a shit about your child. She can care

1:11:22 Speaker 2: about her child having headphones on in the back so

1:11:24 Speaker 2: they don't hear her. But if we're gonna count it

1:11:30 Speaker 2: you caping for I mean, they just said you was

1:11:34 Speaker 2: bad news. That's crazy, yes, stupid. It's just more about

1:11:37 Speaker 2: like the look stupid effect, which I do feel bad

1:11:39 Speaker 2: for the girls because a lady who is very talented,

1:11:44 Speaker 2: like ingenuity out that behind in music really has taken

1:11:49 Speaker 2: her own legacy down by being like as she got

1:11:53 Speaker 2: older and out of the music industry, she looks stupider

1:11:55 Speaker 2: by the day.

1:11:57 Speaker 1: It's just sad.

1:12:00 Speaker 2: It can hate that for her, g blessed, but your news.

1:12:08 Speaker 2: I did see that. The twenty five This is how

1:12:10 Speaker 2: old I realized. I am. The twenty fifth anniversary of

1:12:14 Speaker 2: Bring It On with Gabrielle and Kirsten Duncey did a

1:12:18 Speaker 2: little reunion for Google, and I was like, Wow, I'm old,

1:12:22 Speaker 2: but I'm happy they're having an It's time. Like the

1:12:27 Speaker 2: amount of anniversaries and reunions that are happening this year

1:12:30 Speaker 2: for like twenty years of this, twenty five of this,

1:12:34 Speaker 2: songs that are turning twenty years old, and things like

1:12:36 Speaker 2: that Boy is Mine.

1:12:37 Speaker 1: And all these I'm like, why Carrie very scary about?

1:12:41 Speaker 3: Yeah, there's j Blige's album The Breakthrough just turned to twenty.

1:12:48 Speaker 1: Oh that's crazy, how crazy?

1:12:50 Speaker 2: Listen to it?

1:12:51 Speaker 1: Chemistry is crazy.

1:12:52 Speaker 2: Br the get go.

1:12:54 Speaker 1: Neither one of us knew.

1:12:57 Speaker 2: Exactly blind with and just walk. I got some sense

1:13:03 Speaker 2: in a pepperins the streets. Okay, what else are you

1:13:09 Speaker 2: watching that has your attention right now? When you're not

1:13:11 Speaker 2: watching your housewives and your shows that you cover for

1:13:14 Speaker 2: your show. I cannot what else are you watching? It's

1:13:17 Speaker 2: not your attention right now.

1:13:19 Speaker 3: I'm gonna be real honest with you. I'm having a

1:13:20 Speaker 3: good time with some old stuff. The Traders is coming

1:13:23 Speaker 3: faster than we know. I've been just rewatching old seasons

1:13:27 Speaker 3: and Traders. You know, I finished a celebrity Traders UK.

1:13:30 Speaker 1: That was a ball.

1:13:31 Speaker 3: I've never seen such dignified fighting in my life. I

1:13:34 Speaker 3: had a great time. Yes, rewatched season one with Sorie

1:13:39 Speaker 3: how she you know, dominated her season so good. Randomly

1:13:44 Speaker 3: rewatched season two recently. I have a good time rewatching stuff.

1:13:47 Speaker 3: I'm back into the Fallout world on Prime. So I've

1:13:50 Speaker 3: been watching season one. I'm in the midst of that,

1:13:53 Speaker 3: and so I'll go on to a season two in

1:13:57 Speaker 3: a minute. But they're doing week the week releases, so

1:13:59 Speaker 3: there's no brother. They pissed me off with that anyway.

1:14:02 Speaker 3: Of course, watching heated Robbery with everyone else on the planet.

1:14:05 Speaker 3: And I'm just having a good time, just not stressing

1:14:07 Speaker 3: all the things that people are trying to force me

1:14:10 Speaker 3: to watch, just watching whatever feels good that day. I'm

1:14:13 Speaker 3: really leaning into it exactly. Whatever brings me joy, whatever

1:14:16 Speaker 3: sparkles and brings sunshine.

1:14:18 Speaker 2: Yes, come on, Maricondo of TV. Yes, you know it

1:14:22 Speaker 2: doesn't give you or release it. I love that to

1:14:25 Speaker 2: watch TV. Don't mean for me is like I gotta

1:14:28 Speaker 2: go with sometimes the things I know. I want to

1:14:29 Speaker 2: watch things that are new or exciting or train, you know,

1:14:32 Speaker 2: or a train. But then every once in a while,

1:14:34 Speaker 2: I'm like, y'all, I'm rewatching Gossip Girl, isn't it? Yeah,

1:14:38 Speaker 2: it's so good. But it's like goodsistent drama TV that

1:14:42 Speaker 2: I know is going to be interested. It's been what

1:14:45 Speaker 2: it needs to do, It does what it needs to

1:14:47 Speaker 2: do that and you know, also for the girls who

1:14:50 Speaker 2: like reality TV, the new season of Dance Moms is

1:14:53 Speaker 2: actually really fucking good. It really really good. Yeah, And

1:14:58 Speaker 2: I have been watching out a loyalty because the new

1:15:01 Speaker 2: era was filmed in Virginia. It's not or my wife

1:15:07 Speaker 2: works and she has some patients who actually are either

1:15:12 Speaker 2: involved with the new studio or or work there or whatever.

1:15:15 Speaker 2: So the thing is that the new Lady is like

1:15:18 Speaker 2: the nicest version of Abbey Lee Miller ever. Like she's

1:15:21 Speaker 2: a real teacher. She's good with kids, but she's tough

1:15:23 Speaker 2: as hell gets your bunch of solid winds can do

1:15:26 Speaker 2: a pretty lirical number the whole nine yards, but she's

1:15:29 Speaker 2: like not aggressive to your egregiously mean to your children,

1:15:32 Speaker 2: which is great, right, Yeah, they get a part of

1:15:34 Speaker 2: this long standing studio forever and ever that was like

1:15:38 Speaker 2: the talk of the town on the west of the

1:15:39 Speaker 2: East coast, big in the DMV. And then literally this

1:15:43 Speaker 2: was not playing for the TV show out of nowhere,

1:15:45 Speaker 2: after like fifteen plus years of that studio being open,

1:15:47 Speaker 2: it just closed. No classes were canceled, nobody knew anything.

1:15:52 Speaker 2: People showed up and it was just a sound on

1:15:54 Speaker 2: the door. It was nothing. It was gone. There was

1:15:57 Speaker 2: no phone number. It just said closed. There was nothing.

1:16:00 Speaker 2: And they had just finished a successful season on Hulu

1:16:04 Speaker 2: of Dance Moms, so people were confused. In real life,

1:16:06 Speaker 2: the studio just closed down and there was some financial

1:16:10 Speaker 2: troubles and different stuff. The girls were homeless for it.

1:16:13 Speaker 2: The studio is for a minute, and so the second

1:16:15 Speaker 2: season starts with the same girls who are now national

1:16:18 Speaker 2: champions not having a studio. We think glows reputation. The

1:16:22 Speaker 2: dance teacher's reputation being ruined because she was the face

1:16:25 Speaker 2: of it and it just closed, and her trying to

1:16:27 Speaker 2: get her reputation back by building, keeping the team, getting

1:16:31 Speaker 2: the studio space back, doing all these things. But like,

1:16:34 Speaker 2: because of that, it's an adult woman who has a

1:16:37 Speaker 2: lotted stake of her reputation. And we're seeing some happy

1:16:40 Speaker 2: Lee Miller like anxiety, behavior and harshness, but not to

1:16:45 Speaker 2: the detriment of a child self esteem and development. But

1:16:48 Speaker 2: it's intense. And know these moms. This is why Potomac

1:16:53 Speaker 2: has no problem casting just on the casting in one area,

1:16:56 Speaker 2: because these Ashburn, Virginia moms, honey money is out the

1:17:01 Speaker 2: ass they do spend all the money to make sure

1:17:04 Speaker 2: their children are the best. They they look good, they

1:17:09 Speaker 2: look good, they all want to be gorgeous, they all

1:17:11 Speaker 2: want to be on TV. They know the assignment. But

1:17:14 Speaker 2: they're also just can't be big loud, big loud mouthed

1:17:16 Speaker 2: women who want their beautiful daughters to be the best

1:17:19 Speaker 2: and the number one in everyone's eyes. Money is no object,

1:17:23 Speaker 2: but so it's not an equalizer. And it's really good.

1:17:26 Speaker 2: I my wife and I binged it very very quickly.

1:17:28 Speaker 2: It was super super good. So if you're into the

1:17:31 Speaker 2: old dance moms, this one's even better. The moms have

1:17:34 Speaker 2: great drama, like amazing, very diverse. Whole cast is diverse,

1:17:40 Speaker 2: so one thing we could not say about those ladies

1:17:43 Speaker 2: in Pittsburgh. So that's a really good one and Camora

1:17:49 Speaker 2: back in the Fab Lane all over that love you

1:17:52 Speaker 2: because I love life in the Fab Lane and I

1:17:55 Speaker 2: hams and she is letting it all hang out about him.

1:17:59 Speaker 2: Love it. We roast the man for doing terrible things

1:18:02 Speaker 2: and he has Yeah time, good TV. So more of

1:18:06 Speaker 2: that on TV. More of you for whoever wants to

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1:18:13 Speaker 2: letting everybody know where they can listen to you and

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1:18:50 Speaker 1: Thanks for having me.

1:18:51 Speaker 2: Thank you so much for being here, y'all. Kendrick is

1:18:54 Speaker 2: so fun on Thridays. I love being on three. I'm

1:18:56 Speaker 2: getting into it even more so. That's literally one of

1:19:00 Speaker 2: the reasons I asked him to come on here was like, oh,

1:19:01 Speaker 2: you know, give me your your takes and your opinions.

1:19:05 Speaker 2: Let's expound upon that both follow him on threads and Instagram.

1:19:09 Speaker 2: I too like to cut up in stories. I am

1:19:11 Speaker 2: having the time of my life, and y'all have to

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1:19:16 Speaker 2: needed to is that I needed to do it so

1:19:18 Speaker 2: there's not as much evidence of my poor choices and

1:19:21 Speaker 2: behaviors and things we talk about, the shows we talk about,

1:19:25 Speaker 2: you know, the different posts, things that happening in the world,

1:19:28 Speaker 2: hot topics, and when I'm at Trader Joe's and the

1:19:31 Speaker 2: cash register is nice to me and sometimes it's mean

1:19:33 Speaker 2: to me. Or was it that Monny picked up three

1:19:36 Speaker 2: different kinds of dips because they were all new and

1:19:39 Speaker 2: they sounded yummy? What am I supposed to do with

1:19:41 Speaker 2: the classic Caesar salad? Did not get it? Chip? They have?

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1:20:02 Speaker 2: M A N I thanks for leaving a little review

1:20:05 Speaker 2: five stars whatever with Moni podcast on Spotify and all

1:20:09 Speaker 2: of them. My wrap looks so cute, I'm probably gonna

1:20:12 Speaker 2: put it up there. But thank you guys so much

1:20:13 Speaker 2: for listening this year. I might have one more episode

1:20:16 Speaker 2: come out before the new year, but it's so things

1:20:21 Speaker 2: are slowing down, so I really just want to say

1:20:22 Speaker 2: thanks so much to Kendrick for helping me get something

1:20:25 Speaker 2: out there so that y'all can have a little bit

1:20:26 Speaker 2: of something to listen to as you prepare to see

1:20:29 Speaker 2: the family, to bake the turkey, to just even you know,

1:20:32 Speaker 2: puff your joint, sip your one outside, but then go inside.

1:20:35 Speaker 2: And you got this baby. You the life of the party.

1:20:37 Speaker 2: They can't do it without you. Have a glass. Take

1:20:40 Speaker 2: care of yourselves, y'all, rest and recover. Thank you all

1:20:43 Speaker 2: so much for listening, and happy holidays.

1:20:46 Speaker 1: Happy holidays,