238. All the Bravo GLossip in The Mix (Southern Hospitality, Summer House, RHOM & MORE!) w/ Ana (@glossipgirlspodcast)

0:00 Speaker 1: Sound Strauss. Hello, Hello, Hello, beautiful and wonderful mixologists out there. It is your girl Moni and you are in the midst with Mani. It is the show that it combines all your favorite things that you are looking at on the TV and on the internet while you're watching that TV. If you're like me, you're doom scrolling and sending things to your friends of the headlines while you're also watching the trendiest reality shows of housewives and Southern charm and all that jazz on Bravo. And if that's the case, then welcome to the mix.

0:41 Speaker 1: And I don't always get to do this, but I love when we have new mythologists coming to the show. It will undoubtably. Let me tell you've already been talking offline and we're both having our little bevy starting our mornings off right, so I already know this is not going to be the last time, but please y'all welcome. Give it up to one of the co hosts of the Glass of Girl podcast, Anna, how are you doing.

1:07 Speaker 2: I'm doing amazing because I'm here. I love you so much, money, thank you for having me. I've been listening to the podcast for I mean for so long I kind of feel like it's kind of weird. I'm like, I don't want her to think I'm a creep because I know, I know you you know, so I'm like, no, no, I.

1:27 Speaker 1: Have your mom.

1:28 Speaker 3: Yeah mm hmm, Like yeah no, seriously, Like, I had a family emergency happened this week, and so me and Anna had to actually reschedule our recording and I was literally just talking to her offline and I was just like and she's like, asking, my family's.

1:44 Speaker 1: Doing so my mom, yes, my dad. It's like yeah, you know, I didn't know which one because I don't want to to talk about your mom when I were down, Like, yeah, if y'all been listening to the show, you know that I was raised by one fabulous black woman and the narcissistant took advantage of her for twenty years, who also co created me. So glad he did that, but not about the rest of the stuff. So I really appreciate you listening for so long, for being a part of it, and now being a voice in the podcast either too.

2:12 Speaker 1: Please tell people tell me about your show. I listened. I listened this morning on my walk with my dog. That's why I was like, oh, bit, we is gonna gossip. Let's talk. I like to, So tell me about your show. What do y'all talk about? What you're into?

2:26 Speaker 2: So our podcast is Gossip Girl, So it's all about gossip that gives you a glow and sometimes we talk about the one that takes your glow away, so we have to talk about like toxic masculinity, etceter like some bad gossip sometimes. But it's mostly in Spanish, but we do some Bravo episodes in English. And also like Real, I was gonna say, Real Mormon Wives, that freaking show. They need to do our rebranding because Secret Lives are Mormon Wives. It's a freaking mouthful, but I love the show.

2:55 Speaker 1: It's a mouthful.

2:56 Speaker 2: It is a mouthful, and it's it's hard.

2:58 Speaker 1: It's hard, and it's not so secret. I'm like, I go, I just like short because and because it sounds a little bit like like slop or something, and it's just a friendly reminder that that show is appropriately Yeah. Yeah, it is so trash, like I love, but it is white women's love and hip hop. It really is. I mean, it's nice, it's not classy.

3:26 Speaker 2: It's like redneck like Christianity. But I don't know what.

3:33 Speaker 1: Yes.

3:34 Speaker 2: And also it's so funny because as a Latina sometimes like the idea that we have of gringos like white people. It's like, oh, yeah, these are the people. Like I could never get into Orange County because I was like, these gringos are two locas, like I can't, you know, it's too much. They're too white trash. But the Mormon ones, I'm like, okay, they are greenos, loca gringos, but I can at least I can watch them because they are so vulnerable open. And so we did a podcast episode in English of Slow Move and Summerhouse.

4:09 Speaker 2: We also had kaya with some from brother. We're black and obviously we're gonna have you over whenever you can. So if you like us, you can still listen in English, It's okay, but if you speak Spanish, girl hit us hit us on.

4:25 Speaker 1: Yeah, no, absolutely listen. People listen to my podcast. I see the countries all over the world. Though it is quite big in the United States, I see it in other countries that I'm just like, yo, what y'all know what I'm talking about? But to be honest, I mean, if you if you know, if you know, you know my cousins are my aunt from Panama?

4:44 Speaker 2: No, you have family in Panama?

4:47 Speaker 1: Panama? Yeah, my full time right now and currently. If I got her on the phone, shot Hurt. Raised in Maryland, USA, ass would not answer in English. She don't speak no English and none of us are all okay. So she's having a granddad's time in Panama and my on my dad's side, my cousins are actually half Cuban because their dad is Cuban and they were born before I was the older than so I grew up hearing and he was a drummer. Their dad was a drummer, a Cuban drummer and into music. So the reggaeton, the music in the house, like everything was like such a big part of my upbringing.

5:22 Speaker 1: I like to say I have very a very I'm much more informally trained in Spanish than I'm formally. My formal education in Spanish comes from the mandatory high school years that they give you, like like take a couple of little classes from like ninth grade onto like you know, middle school or ninth grade onto like high school or college, and then I do immersing Spanish like in college. But my informal education, where I can understand a lot more than I can speak. And I'm like, he's driving like a creep in the corner where people are having conversations.

5:57 Speaker 1: That very good and that is why I can you listen to your podcast this morning? And I would say sixty four of me understanding it. I did gold when I needed to, and I knew y'all were having a blast, So I don't see why people would not want to go listen to it because what y'all listened to with English? I listened to some of y'all's favorite podcasts or y'all be having on the charts, and my god, it's not great. So get the glass of girls to try.

6:23 Speaker 2: Thank you. Oh my god, that is hilarious. I can't believe you understand me because we do speak kind of fast because we're Dominican. But I mean, now, are you're talking about your background? You're talking about your background. I mean also Cuban drummer, groundbreaking like.

6:40 Speaker 1: Right, and girl, I'm not trying to stereotype, but why don't you go ahead and guess if he and my aunt stayed together or not.

6:48 Speaker 2: I'm gonna say if we took that drum.

6:49 Speaker 1: On the road. Very quickly after.

6:52 Speaker 2: Say I mean, I'm gonna say no, as a Latino woman that had had to marry an irishman, had to marry a man from Ireland. And you know, my people love him. You love my dad and my brother, my Dominican men. I'm rooting for you. Let's break the generational trauma. Okay, let's just no.

7:14 Speaker 1: I agree, like okay, but let's just like, you know, maybe hold up to a standard, because I just I do. I did love my uncle a few times. I saw him in my childhood, but let me tell you it was not so much. I remember banging on that drum at like six or seven years old, and then I think.

7:30 Speaker 2: That never saw him again, never saw him again in the family.

7:34 Speaker 1: You're dead. No, I mean, like love my cousins down, but like you know, like you know, and he did his thing, but you know, not being the allegations where the music just took him. It just took him. You know, it was in his spirits. He had to follow the music.

7:52 Speaker 2: No, he had to be banging on something. He had to be banging on something.

7:58 Speaker 1: You're no girl, Oh listen, this is why I wanted to be able to just come on and have a little godsop, little tea session so much like I just released an episode recapping Housewives with Mark for our weekly Mixed in a Box episode. So we talked to Beverly Hills finale that was boring. We talked ROWA that's great, but like just got it started and we tried. We talked houses of Rhode Island. That has me having every time I find more things that I like, I'm question marking more things after that, like, no, what is it?

8:29 Speaker 1: What are you watching Rhode Island? Oh yes, I am like this new perspective of ringos.

8:36 Speaker 2: I am captivated. I am intrigued. I am also concerned for for Alicia's finances.

8:46 Speaker 1: And.

8:49 Speaker 2: I know I have a I have a proposition for Alicia. She needs to start a brats doll YouTube channel. She can be a freaking brattle influenced her and get the coin and get her own money.

9:03 Speaker 1: That's the thing, Just do a girl.

9:05 Speaker 2: Because the way that she was describing the dolls, those dolls, I mean she was talking about them like they were freaking hoind painted, like look at the eyeliner, look at the shimmer, look at the individuality. And I'm like, girl, you know this machine that does.

9:19 Speaker 1: That dolls and they've been around for blood, I don't know, two three decades. I had them when I was a kid. I want, I want brock dolls. I want. I wanted one. I played with them at my friend's houses. I wasn't allowed to have the dolls because they were they're holish, Holish, it's hoish. It's crazy that they were for kids. I remember even being a kid being like, this skirt is really short. It just came up so easily if I just flip her over. There's that booty, like all these things, and I'm like, own this makeup.

9:51 Speaker 1: So I wasn't allowed to have one, but I played with them, so I knew all of them. I was like.

9:55 Speaker 2: My mom was like that shit is too expensive and you're too old for this.

10:00 Speaker 1: My mother's like what, yes, yes, no, my very Christian mother was just like, I'm sorry, it's giving. They are not due to their bodies to glorify God. No, I don't think they are.

10:13 Speaker 2: So No, it was not the vibes.

10:15 Speaker 1: And I love that Alicia's obsessed with them at her big brown age.

10:19 Speaker 2: But it also tells you so much about her because she's like a child stuck in a woman's like a fifty year old woman's body. You can tell that she's still very much a child. I love her.

10:30 Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I love her. I love her for one That's enough. That's all I needed. I said, Oh god, we're really in the thick of it. This is New England, Addie. Her accent is amazing. When she wrote down on that card, is it h rue that you of affair? And is rumor h RW? I was like, what is this education? I love her? She is so disjointed.

10:54 Speaker 2: I was like, lady, get out.

10:57 Speaker 1: I was like, my lady's gotta get it out English.

11:00 Speaker 2: It's not even my first language, and I know you don't spell those things like that. Like I'm like, what are we to thank you? I was like, what is this structure of this sentence?

11:10 Speaker 1: But I'm loving she was she I love Rhode Island. The thoughts on have you heard some of the possible rumors and the tea that's happening around the Rhode Island girly is like off line, like we've got ruless husband who is suing the woman the mistress. The mistress uploaded the photo who's suing her for breach of n D a breach of contract which I'm like you to me that that's the action you take, but.

11:39 Speaker 2: Also what type of what type of behavior is this that you give your mistress an Nda Like, back in my day when you had a mistress, it was all about confidence and trust, trust in between two people.

11:57 Speaker 1: And your mistress will be like you used to know her place too. She was like, no, baby, Like if y'all know sins, So she was like, that rule is the nine to five on the weekend, and you know your place. You come out on Friday. Yeah, they're Thursdays at two or whatever. It's the thing. And then you go home. You have your own life and your own condo and your own friends and your own social media.

12:19 Speaker 2: You're not even gonna Loveland.

12:20 Speaker 1: Here co opting.

12:22 Speaker 2: Yeah, what you're not INLCA. You know your place, you know your place. And I'm like, well, we can't even trust in the mistress anymore. We can't even trust the mistress, like Jesus. But also that man is first of all, she was posting pictures of you guys on Instagram, So like, what are you talking about? Like this is out here now you're putting it like mda Nda Now all.

12:47 Speaker 1: Right, like now are you kidding? It was, It's been like this, this has been the case. So I just don't quite understand the methods, Like the actions that he is taking to rectify this situation with his wife is like every time, I'm like, all you have to do is say I'm not cheating on my wife. I love her, stop talking about it. And he can't say no thing. Everything. But the way that he was.

13:12 Speaker 2: So silent, the way that he was so silent when Joe Ellen and her husband Gary came over, I was like, right there, I'm like, I'm serving you the papers right now, just because you are keeping quiet like that, like I mean rue La La, And I will always call her rue La La because that's how Alicia called her. And I will never let it go.

13:33 Speaker 1: And I'm like, well, because I mean she got it where you are I.

13:37 Speaker 2: I found out about it online, like we didn't have a ba apparently.

13:41 Speaker 1: I love ru La La for the birls that don't know. That's where you get your your very nice design of things. Yeah, kind of like an outlet thing thrift shop. Yes, yes, so like your Burking bags on their six to eight grand instead of fifty. You're not spending thirty thousand on that bear, you know, the Jennifer Tilly head You're it's a lot more affordable. You can get a nice little Louis Vuitton on their in season, like a couple thousand, so more accessible and affordable to the girls who want to look like they have it all on, like on Instagram, the TV and social media.

14:16 Speaker 1: For us, we still like, oh rule that lies, Like, that's where I'm got to get my birthday gift to treat myself. I might go on and be like, oh, I'm burnbery bad, but three hundred dollars off mine amaze amazing, Listen, I mean, maybe I'll treat myself to it all. By the time this comes out, my birthday will be in a few does hashtag April twenty fourth. Your girl is turning a new decade. I'm very stressed about it.

14:41 Speaker 2: Why are you stressed? Is the best time?

14:45 Speaker 1: I do believe that, And because everybody tells me that and I think that, it's like anxiety is just so so mean to you that You're like, what if I do it wrong? Everyone says their thirties are great and things click and you're great. I'm like, what if I'm the one who fucks it up? You know? The party, and.

15:03 Speaker 2: You gotta you gotta be like, look at where you're at right now. It's like you're an adult. You're making your own decisions. You have your podcast. Imagine like in your twenties you're kind of like messing up figuring stuff out. You don't You're like you don't know how to drink your drinking drinking crap. Now you know, like, okay, these are my baby.

15:22 Speaker 1: These are my things.

15:23 Speaker 2: This yeah, it works. I have my life figure out. I'm like, I'm married, got my you know, like you're like an adult, but you're still young enough. You know, you don't you don't have to be worrying about retirement or some like back pain or whatever some weird shit. So it's it's the perfect I find like it's the perfect moment. Like I don't want to go back to my twenties because I was broke as fuck. Not that I'm rich right now, but but you know it's just a no.

15:50 Speaker 1: But it was a different level of broke that was in survival mode. No, I'm going to the Target Express to get dinner, like I just I don't want to be where the people who are in their twenties are still and they're thinking that is another thing I learned. I think I feel good that my I feel like my brain has made some switches. I can feel myself making decisions, and I'm like, that is such an adult decision that I just put that thing first, or prioritized that one thing and did that and then did this, or then I said notice something, or I held my boundary.

16:21 Speaker 1: Didny prior complain that someone you know did something against me? I just was like, I handled it and I moved on and I checked my emotions or I was like, damn, my emotions are out of check. Let me call my therapist instead of doing anxiety.

16:35 Speaker 2: Instead of doing some like bad decisions. Now you're like, you know what, I'm gonna call my therapists, move the appointment up because they need it, instead of like, Okay, let me just hit the club and whatever and do just swing it. Yeah, yeah, let me.

16:47 Speaker 1: See, let me see, let me see, let's just go out. Yeah, because back in the day, it would be like, oh my god, I had a bad day. Let me go to my friends and we pregame before we go to the bars. But the floors are so sticky that you gotta fill the shoes out at the right girls drinking well dreamed because I'd be there from two to nine or two to ten or eleven or midnight and they're like, I'm like, oh, anything three dollars.

17:11 Speaker 2: I was. I was danger danger on the streets of Santa Republic. Like people were like, wow, she coming o. She's like a real party girl, like when you know, like I remember I went one out out with to a mall and I ran into like a bouncer from a club and I was with my parents and he was like, hey, how are you doing? And I was like, where do you know that meant from? And he's like, oh, he's a bouncer at a club. And those are the people that I'm like encountering on my day to day.

17:45 Speaker 1: You know, Oh my god. And they're like, oh, yeah, you remember when and now you're drinking well like Pellegrino, Like we're being responded.

17:53 Speaker 2: I don't even I don't even drink. I had to give it all.

17:57 Speaker 1: Yeah, no, but for real, a pineapple margarita on date I want to say date night with my wife the other day, but it was like one o'clock in the app.

18:09 Speaker 2: But that's a time that sounds delicious.

18:12 Speaker 1: It was so good. It was a chili pineapple mark because my famously, my wife not honeymoon in Mexico, I have not drinken margarita since I can't, Like it doesn't make sense. I'm not gonna lie like I'm one of those snobs now and like once you go to the real thing out of yeah, man, like we at our resort, there was this lovely man named Marco who was our waiter. He was like my wife ordered, I love him. This is years ago and I'm still sending ours because Anna want to tell you. He took a giant cleaver and when my wife ordered a mango margarita and they were out of mangos, he went outside of the window of the big resort and chucked the mango.

18:55 Speaker 2: Out of the goddamn That's how we do. That's how we do.

19:00 Speaker 1: And Ariadas, I said, what Mark, I didn't mark a twenty dollar bill right there? I said, I love you, can I have you forever, but to never had that kind of service in my life. Get a fresh goddamn mango and put it in my mark, Mama, and I said, he around the rim, bitch. I'm back in Mexico on my mom right now.

19:17 Speaker 2: That's the Latino. That's the Latino and also fuel that way Ruth back there, it's like a whole different thing. Like when I moved to France, I didn't eat avocado for two and a half years because I couldn't. I was like, what the hell is this crap? What is this because the avocado's in Dominican Republic and the fruits in Dominican Republic is insane? Like sure, like you have to adjust your palad You're like, you know, you really have to live like this is what I've noticed.

19:45 Speaker 1: It really changed the way I drink Like I was. I was I drink enough when I was home, like when I came. Then we went on our honeymoon and we drank so much. And I think the thing was we were on a boat. We were taking shots that even had tequila that we don't get in the State States. I mean obviously because it's in Mexico. And we didn't get sick, I didn't get hungover.

20:06 Speaker 2: But the Mexicans have some really good tequila. They're like, it's nobody's what is so drinking it here? It's not what he's sold in the bars drinking it here. Unless once you learned that. Oh, by the way, you're not supposed to drink it. As a shop. You're supposed to sip the tequila because it's so good that you can sip it. You don't need that freaking lime and salt.

20:28 Speaker 1: I was like, we got it. I was like, it doesn't it's supposed to burn. No, you're actually all supposed to be having a Denise Richards experience. You know. Denise Riches love her some tequila. She's a tequila snob, right. I remember when she was on Beverly Hills and she was like, do you have and they were like yeah. She was like, okay, so here's what I want. Don't in fact, never mind give me water. Yeah, she was like I have. He has standards and she liked it. She had to eat it, drink it meat so she could sip it.

20:56 Speaker 1: She's like, you're supposed to just like you know, be drinking it like it's it was her clock and it used to get the women all confused. But the kid is actually my favorite type of alcohol. So ever since I went to Mexico, I'm like, I don't unless it's a day, I don't get alcohol. I'm a matell girl now, and my wife's a chiropractice. She's so responsible. She's a different kind of girl. So she's like, what can I get a virgin mohedo or a lemonade? Anywhere she goes, God bless her me. I always looking and go, oh, what drinks do we have?

21:25 Speaker 1: Back in my day, I would have been like, Okay, I'm gonna do this one first, this one's second, and this one third.

21:32 Speaker 2: I mean, your your podcast is called that was the mix. But it started with mixing with mine.

21:38 Speaker 1: You know, like you okay, we love to mix it up.

21:42 Speaker 2: And I remember like you were like sometimes you had your drinks and I was like, I am my drink too. Here listening to the.

21:48 Speaker 1: VOT, I do strongly encourage people to always have their drink when they listen, because why not. Yeah. Now I do drink a lot more depending on the time, oh day, it's a lot more of a probiotic like bridge or soda. Or she's drinking coffee, which is just the other alcohol. It's just the other crack y'all.

22:05 Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I never drank coffee in my life until I had a baby.

22:11 Speaker 1: Good for you, No, no no, And I.

22:15 Speaker 2: Was like injected into my veins. I'm drinking Coca cola. I never drank that shit. But I need everything everything you can give me right now. I'm like I'm taking it, you know, Like just give me the energy.

22:25 Speaker 1: Yeah, no for real, Yeah, give me the energy, okay, especially like to put up and to get through all the things. Like I've watched so much TV this weekend. Though it has been fun, I ain't exhausted. I keep it like I had a full time job. The other day. We're had like four hours of TV to catch up when I was two behind on seven hospitalities, so good that I had to finish the Summer House episode of course, where like you know, West is sitting on people's bodies and cows mad Man calas he's activated, He's like, I have question we all do, and now what are your thoughts on Wes and Amanda kind of trying to force us all to get over it by like being out in public going on their dates and kind of seeming like resentful of us and then kissing any like just so like when you put the putting themselves out.

23:16 Speaker 2: There that baseball game date. There's a video that just came out of them watching a Kansas City versus the Yankees game yep, and I have never seen such awkward vibes kissing situationship.

23:36 Speaker 1: It was like the cameras are on us exactly.

23:40 Speaker 2: She was like, He's like, should I do it?

23:42 Speaker 1: Now?

23:42 Speaker 2: Should it? Should I do it? Okay? And then he goes in for the kiss. She kind of says, I mean, fuck it at this point, let's just you know, kiss, and then he kind of stares off into the game, disassociating, like, what the hell have I done with my life here? I am, yes, committed to this woman in our whatever that is. While that same day, Sierra got her cover on Glamour, interviewed by the one and only Hunter Harris, one of the best pop culture critics in the landscape right now. I mean, and you're in this freaking like and also not even good tickets.

24:19 Speaker 2: They were not behind the you know, the dog out, They were not behind the first base.

24:24 Speaker 1: They were not even white anywhere they could have been, because the households of Rhode Island were at Fenway Park, and they had great seats and they had a pull, Like when you're on Brovol's good side and you aren't often crazy, you get good parts. You didn't have to be up there in the freaking nose those leads with us and the regular people. Yeah, you're doing all that, And it did look like and she gave a killer interview, y'all, Like she really did. They did not hold back, even though there is a reunion coming up.

24:59 Speaker 1: Sierra, you talked about it all. Literally the cover is Sierra Miller versus The Mess.

25:05 Speaker 2: It's so fucking good. Also wearing Christopher John Rogers, who's an amazing designer and I'm begging him to like dress her, an amazing African American designer. Also, so she's interviewed by a black woman, wearing one of the best black designers out there, and being the black queen of the reality TV right now. So it's like it was just so cool to watch. I'm like, she's doing it, her team are doing it how it's supposed to be the agent that represents her. He was like, step like, you haven't seen anything yet, So I'm like, oh, she's doing it the right way.

25:42 Speaker 1: Yeah. No, she did a great job. Her entire interview was really good. Some things we found out from her were that she did invite wes An Amanda to her thirtieth birthday dinner. Did you see that?

25:59 Speaker 2: What can we talk about this because give me per Okay, what the fuck is that did?

26:08 Speaker 1: What the fuck is that? And this is why I know y'all are like we need to be giving Wes more of the dirt and the drama than than than Amanda. And here's like Sierra in her interview kind of said, yeah, maybe equal, but definitely not more because at the end of the day, a man is gonna man. There's no no shame, but they're a little bit They're not here all the time.

26:29 Speaker 2: You can't count on a man. You can't count on a man if you're gonna get a man. Yeah, yeah, so yeah, I'm Teenciera on that one. The fact that like Amanda for me is like complete like a treason insane.

26:46 Speaker 1: Also, when your birthday party, was it the guilt.

26:49 Speaker 2: I find out very weird. I understand that you don't want to go now because you're feeling guilty. But also Sierra kind of said this was kind of before all this, like it was ongoing, like they were probably in a relationship already for her birthday. But I'm gonna say that she said, like Ananda doesn't like to not be invited, she wants to be invited, but she's not gonna go, and I I'm sorry, but if it's a friend of mine's thirtieth birthday, that's a milestone birthday, you need to be showing.

27:16 Speaker 1: Up and okay, and she was there for you.

27:19 Speaker 2: And but wait a minute now, if you're doing the mess which she was doing, I understand now why you didn't want to go.

27:26 Speaker 1: I understand that absolutely.

27:29 Speaker 2: And Westeikilink showing up being an intimate friend. So it's like, you know, either way is fucked up.

27:35 Speaker 1: And sitting at her thirtieth birthday dinner trying to come up with ways that they can be better friends because Sorra doesn't want to lose that relationship she had with West at the time, is diabolical because to me, if that's not the moment you say, allegedly they had a path, okay, one of the things that we won't sep with any more, Bravo people any more people own Bravo. If you're already doing that, my love, you say something to the person that you want to be friends with, because my thing is like, if you're having this conversation on how to make your friendship or whatever work, now in the back of your mind, how do you not think or know that the secret that you have is not going to deter that or is it that not your real case?

28:15 Speaker 1: Did you go there not to actually become be friends with her?

28:18 Speaker 2: What Mina said? Mia said in which one happens life? What did you think it was going to happen?

28:23 Speaker 1: Like?

28:23 Speaker 2: What did you think it was going to happen? It's crazy?

28:25 Speaker 1: What did you think was And also find.

28:29 Speaker 2: Through the interview that they gave her less than twenty four hours heads up about the statement, and like forty five minutes, it's like, hey, it's coming out, girl, Like that's insane.

28:42 Speaker 1: She found out minutes before we did.

28:45 Speaker 2: Yeah, and like she read and that's so empt there with everybody. And also I'm going to say, and I said before if a man that would have come to her woman to woman and said, girl, I'm developing feelings kidding this. I got drunk, I was wasted, I did some drugs and we made out and it's fucked up, but it's what's happening. And I don't got feelings, So what are we gonna do?

29:11 Speaker 1: It? Thinks it happened the night on Summer House. And I'm inclined to agree, but I because like I said when Andy asked what the questions are at Summer House, I said, my only question is the one timeline. I just want to know what happened. I just want the truth stop. I don't want to have the piecemeal or guess you deserve to us, your castmates and Sierra, like everybody on that stage, is entitled to know what the timeline was because you potentially fucked up production for the rest of everybody else, Like nobody was.

29:43 Speaker 1: Everybody is getting it in one way or another, the nimifications of this. So I'm wondering if it was that night that Kyle was like talking to her Hella crazy and Wes went to check on her and the bathroom.

29:56 Speaker 2: I think for sure something had already started hop either emotional affair or physical affair by that point, because Wes Wilson doesn't stand up to anybody like that. Man has no backbone, so for him to so for him to come and start defending Amanda at that point. When I first saw it, I was like, Wow, they have a beautiful friendship. Me delusional, you know, now looking back at it, I was like, Wow, that's really and I remember thinking that's really like out of character West, like he must really care about Amanda, or he really knows something that he that Kyle did that's fucked up about cheating and all the stuff that he said about the Wolf of Wall Street blah blah blah.

30:39 Speaker 2: So I'm like, wow, it must be really big and that's why he's acting up now. I'm like, wow, you really were in it with her, and you are trying to make it seem as and defending Amanda or trying to break up this relationship because you want to continue this and you want to also appear in front of Amanda like look and I'm a good guy. I got your bag. This is why you're fucking right now. You know you're fucking thenna, stand up guy, you know, and through the cameras, because she's always so obsessed of how he's portrayed, how he's seen, and how he's perceived by us fans, that he wanted to show up as a look at me, I'm a good guy.

31:20 Speaker 2: I'm standing up against Kyle, which is all bullshit.

31:23 Speaker 1: Yeah, which is bullshit because you're not less of an asshole for what you're doing, because Kyle is an asshole to his wife, and a man is not not an asshole because her husband's an asshole. No, no, no, no, no, that's what I'm saying. Like, in fact, my thing is like, Okay, yeah, your husband is awful to you. One we told you not to marry that man. He was awful to you when you were dating, awful to you while you were engaged. And so him being awful to you in your marriage called continuing the same pattern of the behavior, right, and so in doing that, you're doing that.

31:55 Speaker 1: But like you're you're mad at Kyle, but you take it out on see Erin and she don't. That's crazy. Also, him being mad that you being mean to you. That's not how you get your lick back. No, But also isn't the way.

32:08 Speaker 2: The fact that she, okay, decided to cheat on Kyle or maybe she and Kyle were separated, who cares well? The fact that you decided, Okay, this happened, I have a connection. We're in this mess. And then you find out how the people feel about it, and you start doing that freaking statement of Hey, for my mental health, I'm going to start to go outside, go drink it, go to the Yankees and made out with me.

32:38 Speaker 1: Yeah, and just think for mental health?

32:40 Speaker 2: Yeah, and just know I'm hurting me while you seen.

32:43 Speaker 1: Me at a dinner. Yeah, yeah, but I'm hurting, Like we've not really seen Sierra do anything she's not contractually obligated to do right now, we have literally only seen her hosting things and doing interviews.

32:56 Speaker 2: And about the Girl Scouts and.

33:01 Speaker 1: In New York. Like she's doing doing all this like charitable work. She raised, this is part of my hot topics, and I donated I do every year. I donate every year to the Girl Scout Troop six thousand in New York, which is entirely made up of unhoused young girls. It's a troop of all girls who live in the shelters in New York. But they have their cookie goals. They have you know, the prizes and the things that they want to help them you know, feel like they're living a totally normal, very fun, girly pop girlhood, which is what the amazing you have.

33:38 Speaker 1: And then she entiled to I had that I was a Girl Scout when I was a kid. So I do it every year. But Sierra, she raised like she is putting it on display. She's like, guys, biggest year ever, we gotta do it. She is promoting everything else that has nothing to do with her unless it's a contract and them girls and they raised one hundred and sixty thousand there so far. Holy c that is insane. She should be so proud of herself like it just it is giving, Like I get it. The mental health though, Amanda is coming from you and West being very insecure inside.

34:14 Speaker 2: That whole mental health thing.

34:17 Speaker 1: I just don't think she's not. I don't think that. I think it's that's a product of her own making, because it's like you weren't concerned about your mental health when you followed the impulse of doing this for however long it's been going on, and doing this against your friend and not telling her secrets deteriorate your mental health. I'm here to tell you, with someone with mental illnesses, having those kinds of secrets, of betrayal, of jealous like feeling those things about yourself and then used in taking how you're feeling and acting it in a way that hurts other people, is what's actually causing your mental health problems.

34:50 Speaker 1: It's not us not health.

34:53 Speaker 2: But also two things. Is first of all, West the mask slipping this episode when he was like literally making out the same couch as Sierra and say, oh, that's the girl I used today, but who cares? So basically, you're an asshole. Everyone in the house was like, what the hell? And then Amanda's behavior you can tell that they have been rewatching the footage and putting it together in this last episode after this, Commander.

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39:55 Speaker 4: Thanks for your support, because the way that she's acting in showing up it's insane, like look at my butt after she was in the same chair as West and the.

40:07 Speaker 2: Girl, look at my butt? Now are you like? Are you kidding me? And also then going into Sierra's room, I feel so ekey, I'm so stupid because why would you say to Ben's girlfriend. Oh, by the way, I know you guys are trying to get back together, but you know what he's really hitting me? Everybody thinks, so that is just looking for attention from men.

40:29 Speaker 1: Yeah, and situating.

40:31 Speaker 2: Herself as I know that you're like and also admitting in front of everybody that she, yes, I'm meeting in front of everybody, that Ben has been flirting with her. He was to fuck her and she did it for attention that she was also flirting back, which okay, people can flirt, but I'm sorry, but I'm not putting myself in a skinny, deeping situation with a guy with a guy that wants to fuck me. That's just not happening.

40:54 Speaker 1: It's not No, I'm not, I just I think that. But that also again show goes to show a Manda self esteem that she thought that Wes was who she could get, that this is what she needed, a level up, she needed to feel like she won, and this is how she could do it. And that is how I know you're You were flawed and your mental health was bad bags before he even came into the picture. So that's what I don't care about right now.

41:17 Speaker 2: Yeah, and also.

41:17 Speaker 1: Because mental health was not at all yeah.

41:22 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, that's insane. And also it's like we all have mental health issues, more some people more than others. Yes, but also we are adults, and we have to take responsibility for our actions. That doesn't your mental health doesn't take away that what you did is gonna take brown deals. Yes, it's gonna take brand deals because people don't want to relate to you. So there you go. That's a that's a direct reaction to your action.

41:48 Speaker 1: So absolutely it is. Yeah. No, I mean, I'm I'm waiting for that reunion. I think that it will be something to behold. I wonder if they're going to show us the seating chart, because I know that's also something that people are really speculating about. We've gotten the Southern Charm seating chart, I think, but not Summerhouse, because I mean, I do wonder where everybody's gonna sit. My ideal place would be that Sierra and Kyle sit together on one side of Andy, and then unfortunately West and Amanda sit on the other side each other.

42:26 Speaker 1: But they they got to sit in it. You need to sit in it. Is it awkward and uncomfortable where people be looking at you weird and sneering at you seeing you two together on the couch.

42:35 Speaker 2: Yes, it's happening.

42:37 Speaker 1: This is what you paid for, this is the bed you made. You did it lie in it, are you like, I'm sure it was so fun and blissful. Well, no one was knowing that you were out talking to people. And I also believe she told Jesse at that dinner Dumont that Dumont talked about Oh I do. I don't believe him that he didn't know the whole time. I believe she told him at that lunch that they went out to where they were seen in photographed, because the way she dispelled the rumors that they were dating, Like right after that that her and Jesse were dating, She's like, oh my god, don't let it'll be on Dumara later that we were having a date or whatever.

43:12 Speaker 1: We're just friends and we're hanging out. I'm like that just felt so like because she cared about Kyle, but because yeah, but because she wanted to be like, I don't want Wes to get the wrong idea, and then Wess like like I kind of was letting him know. I don't believe Jesse knew the entire time. I don't believe that he knew from Wes, but I do believe that he knew. I do believe that a lot of people knew or found out it was need to know, and it happened without consideration of Sierra. When she knows we like.

43:42 Speaker 2: Getting probably, I mean imagine Jesse should have gone in tons of dms of people like, hey, I just saw Wes and a Manda being weird, or like just ran into them in a bar. Because if Doumoe is getting all the hot tips, your friends and people that you know are getting stuffed. But I also think that some people might not wanted to believe it, because Mia said that she was getting information and she was like, I can't believe it, this, this, And she also said that Sierra had an intuition. And I think what happened was when she was in that summer house and she saw Wes sitting on top of Amanda and farting on her, that must be said as well.

44:19 Speaker 2: Yeah, then she was like flocked it. She was because she was the one that told me that that's his move when he has a crush. So she was like that, As a woman, you have a certain sense and you kind of smell things. Maybe you don't put it all together, but you're starting getting a little wait a minute, what's happening here?

44:37 Speaker 1: Things like stick out to you and you put them up on a shelf for it somewhere in the back of your mom But you go, I'm gonna put that over here. Let me just pin this posted note on this wall in case I needed And then when you have enough post notes, you can look back and go holy shit. And now Mia and everybody else can be like, Okay, I see what was really going on here this entire time.

44:59 Speaker 2: I'm loving.

45:04 Speaker 1: Not having it. kJ is letting them have it, yeap.

45:11 Speaker 2: Just sit us like he's like, I'm so glad like that.

45:17 Speaker 1: Kansas City claims me, this is not very good Midwestern behavior.

45:24 Speaker 2: No, this is not what the.

45:26 Speaker 1: Good girls of the Midwest do. The good Caucasians and gringos of the Midwest are not always this inconsiderate and inappropriate and diabolical. I mean, you know, like this.

45:37 Speaker 2: Missouri is not proud I hope of this behavior.

45:41 Speaker 1: Well, okay, I don't think so. Well, maybe, well let's ask the rest of the Midwest how they feel about the rest of this. Because who knew summerhouse star Kyle would also have himself a little romance kick up this week and be kissing and a lum of Housewives of Orange County. And if you're thinking, who hell what any of them?

46:02 Speaker 2: It's not baking.

46:03 Speaker 1: Let's remember it's not Vicky.

46:07 Speaker 2: But it's her nemesis. It's her nemesis.

46:09 Speaker 1: It is her nemesis. Think the takedown of Megan King Edmunds one of the best seasons of Else, the.

46:16 Speaker 2: Only I've I've only watched that one and uh one with Heather du Brow because I can't stand Oh see, but I haven't. I have a theory I posted on Threats about Meghan King Edmunds. She was called by Kyle and Sierra as a detective professional to put together the timeline for Cananda. They had a connection. They developed a connection during this work Kyle and her, and he is now repaying her for her services with a little kissy kiss on his tip toes. This is my theory. I posted it. Some Bravo account stole my thread and posted it as themselves.

46:59 Speaker 2: But I called them out on it, and then they corrected it. I'll tell you offline again.

47:04 Speaker 1: No, I don't go fix that. Yeah yeah, yeah, I like I don't do though.

47:07 Speaker 2: No, but they took him koutability. They were like, oh yeah, I didn't didn't notice that. It's okay, sorry, but you get the credit, and I'm like, because I tell her, like girl, like I'm a small account. At least throw me a mention, you know, sure, yeah, all right, but that's my theory. That's my theory. And I think this should be, you know, observed, because I think that's what happened. Meghan King. Edmunds was called as a detective.

47:36 Speaker 1: No, seriously, I really think that was the case. And then they fell in love. They must have had a connection. This actually didn't shock me because or for the reasons you would think. I just forgot that Kyle's too old to be on Summer House, because I was like, wow, Edmunds, are you robbing the cradle? And then I was like, oh wait, Kyle is an elderly geriatric.

47:58 Speaker 2: He's older than he's older than.

48:01 Speaker 1: Her mean King ed with the five thousand kids.

48:06 Speaker 2: Yes, married to Biden's nephew or what well divorce that took a moment.

48:13 Speaker 1: My god, yeah, I forgot she was she was getting married a couple of years ago.

48:17 Speaker 2: And divorced later on. Yeah, and oh.

48:21 Speaker 1: Man, that is that's something also to go from Jim Edmonds to Biden's son like you, I'm curious to know what your politics are because I don't think I followed quite Megan, what what what's it? What's there?

48:35 Speaker 2: What's the followed through there? What's the line connecting all the dogs over there? But that was crazy. I'm like, people in Summer.

48:42 Speaker 1: House, can you just stop?

48:44 Speaker 2: Can you stop? Can we just take a moment?

48:47 Speaker 1: Go in the house.

48:48 Speaker 2: Yeah, please, it's summer, it's spring. Go into the Spring House for the moment. Go do some spring cleaning, because we can't have you out here doing all of this too much, too much, So.

49:00 Speaker 1: We cannot, I really couldnot. Like I said, we didn't get a Summer House seating chart yet, but we do have a Southern Hospitality season chart for season four. Thankfully, we got a real freaking reunion for these kids.

49:15 Speaker 2: Hallelujah.

49:17 Speaker 1: Good work, and I think they deserve it. I'm liking this season better than I'm liking the new reboot of Vanda Pump Rules could stomach, but this is good. Oh no.

49:31 Speaker 2: Southern Hospitality is one of my favorites. They're messy, they're funny, they are so good.

49:38 Speaker 1: I love it.

49:39 Speaker 2: It's like, right now gives me so much joy because Summer House is ruined after the situation, and Southern Hospitality is like, I love Michaels. He's such a messy drama queen. I love TJ love probably love me, hate at me. There you go, okay, love Grace lyddy me love?

50:00 Speaker 1: Who was she her? Well?

50:05 Speaker 2: Was she her life?

50:07 Speaker 1: Hoping for the best.

50:08 Speaker 2: I hope she gets seen on to her path of recovery, no more happy feeling fails.

50:13 Speaker 1: For her needs. Yeah, no, for real. One of my friends I put her onto the show and she was She's on season I think two or three now and she's catching up and she was like, I texted her, I said, you know, Grace, silly just got when this happened. And she got arrested and then she posts it like within like twelve hours of being released. God bless her the youth man. This is what I mean by my thirty brain, In my twenty something year old brain, I can feel the difference, and I think for the first time, I like because I'm a millennial, but I'm feeling the mental shift as the linnials inter thirties.

50:51 Speaker 1: I'm like the second to last of I think ninety seven is the last millennial to be and they turn thirty next year. So these under these gin, these these twenty somethings who grew up only with the Internet. Is like, I'm seeing such a different the vast difference of entitlement, and like.

51:10 Speaker 2: The thought process, it's the thought process of I got out of jail.

51:14 Speaker 1: Let girl. Yeah, no, like there are some differences in the ways that the Girlly snake. I don't know if I would have been fresh out of jail and posting, but Grace Billy was. And then I asked my friend was like, wow, so she's not on the next season or anything. Is she's Actually she's in it.

51:30 Speaker 2: She needs like needs the bag. And also that's one of well, oh god that that that doesn't sound good. She doesn't need the bag, she needs the money bag. Guys, the money.

51:41 Speaker 1: Back, she's the money bag.

51:42 Speaker 2: The money back she does.

51:44 Speaker 1: But I do want to know what she's spending it on. Maybe the caveat is that she can stay, but we need to know what that point is.

51:50 Speaker 2: I think that means I just hope, like I like the conversation that she had with the coach, and I really hope she gets the help that she needs. And but yeah, there needs to be a follow through on what she's using that Bravo Moni on because it could. It can be quite dunging to you start getting money, you start getting opportunities to party in every sense of the way of the world.

52:13 Speaker 1: And so yes, she's okay, but hand yeah, I do love her too. And though she's been in this nightclub and stuff in lifestyle, this is a different world for them to say that the popularity will come as well, and it brings a whole bunch of other stuff.

52:30 Speaker 2: You can even see it with Michaels. You can even see it with Michaels like in the first season he was so focused on the job and then he realized, hey, wait, wait a minute, I don't have to be just like the manager. I have other opportunities. I can like be in I can be a model, I can do influencer brands. Yeah, and I love to see it for him in that aspect. And he's like also Hispanic, and he talks a lot about the culture, sure and our communities and like the being that she's moll So that's why he also got so upset when Lake went and talked about their issues and told Emmy and well not even Emmy, he told she told a third party about what was being said about the microaggression and all of that and how he felt like that was so like a betrayal, and I completely get it.

53:22 Speaker 2: I was the she's most a cousin though, so uh you know, I was the gossip. So I was like, yeah, I am there, uh huh. But I also had another cousin that was more of a gossip than me, Like, I understand the betrayal there of like your cousins are doing something maybe dangerous, and then there's one that goes and run, runs out and tells the parents and you're like, damn, that's fucked up.

53:46 Speaker 1: So yeah, it is. It is. Thoughts on Joe Bradley.

53:50 Speaker 2: This season, Okay, wow, Joe Bradley, I mean sinking ship, difference, sinking ship.

53:56 Speaker 3: Yeah.

53:57 Speaker 2: I think that he's first of all, living through Maddie. He sees his girlfriend that's highly motivated, doing things for herself, getting jobs done, getting like major major milestones in her career. She's amazing, she's amazing doing all of this.

54:14 Speaker 1: I don't think she's a normal twenty something. I'm sorry she's saying he has a brain on her. She's ready to go. I think she's gonna be going places. We'll see her own house in ten years. I bet you.

54:25 Speaker 2: She's gonna be headlining some major festivals at some point as well. I think she's she has what it takes. But Joe Bradley, I feel like he's a man that's lost. He's lost in like the sense of that he's getting too big for being you know, VIP customer, whatever he does, you know, table Joey Bottles, he's too big for that because now he has a show, he's making a little bit more money, but he still doesn't have the follow through to actually get a proper bar or do something with his career, Like he's not even thinking about what opportunities that can do to Like, you know, why don't you If you were more responsible, you could become, you know, a promoter at party that Mady does.

55:06 Speaker 2: Then I heard someone talking about that on threats. But also he could be if he was actually a go getter or responsible guy and Madie could trust him, he could she could be like, hey, you are in charge of my logistics, you're in charge of my merch You're in charge of this and that and making things happen for me, like let's do meet and greets and you plan them. But he ain't doing none of that shit because he's a drunk. And she finally said.

55:29 Speaker 1: What, he can't rely on her? Yeah, no she can't. I mean she can't rely on him. So you're just dead weight at this point, babes, and you're just drunk. And I don't huh. The drunk is like the drunkenness is like cringey now, especially because I'm like, okay, it's not when we used to watch old school band of pump rules, right, Like, yeah, we want to see them partying. We know that's the premise of the show. But when one or two of them goes a little too much or too far or it's all the time, like there was very few times that like, you know, took the jacks of it.

56:00 Speaker 1: It's like, I just how many times am I going to be like, oh?

56:06 Speaker 2: I feel like, for instance, it's hilarious to see them that they're still drunk recording, and I of course I love that, like like Lake being blackout drunk with the sub glasses so good. But the thing is Joe Bradley drunk. We don't even see it because he's doing it hiding, you know, He's like he's not creating any fun moments or anything. Like that he's just telling me I'm working, I'm doing stuff, but I'm actually just getting wasted. And also people saying things like he's the town drunk and la la, So we've heard like a lot of conversations that he actually gets really really wasted but.

56:40 Speaker 1: A huge town.

56:42 Speaker 2: You So that's the thing. And also Maddie says like, you know, he fucking you if he's drunk, So that's also not sexy. You know, that's not true.

56:50 Speaker 1: He can't he can't keep his house up, not let alone, you know the other stuff.

56:56 Speaker 2: So I I feel like he either shaves up, fucks up. You know, he's he needs to do something about his own identity, his own professional and it's always been like that. He didn't even have a car until he was dating Maddie and he had to get a car to go see her. So it's just like, you don't want to be the woman that has to push the guy all the time. I think in a relationship you should always be fifty to fifty. You're both motivated. Obviously, you can have down moments and like he's looking for a job, or he wants to change his career, or he's struggling with this of course, but this guy has no motivation, no drive, and that's just.

57:34 Speaker 1: Draining, no, it is, especially when you are the complete opposite, like Maddie is the absolute opposite, Like she is the least lazy. She's ready to go, she is a go getter. She is trying to do things and set herself up. She's using the show and she's doing it for the right reasons to put herself in a better position. I loved watching them let go like on this trip and have to share like bunk beds, and it was like it really brought me back to old something like oh, we have no no money. It's like, oh my god, guys, all my friends.

58:10 Speaker 1: I have a friend who has a cabin up there. It's like a two bedroom. But I you can, like all go and it's like.

58:15 Speaker 2: Just bring in an air mattress and it's all good. I mean, it's hilarious.

58:18 Speaker 1: Baby, that's so. And you know, when I was twenty three, that would have been something I would have thought was lit and we would have all just brought a bunch of air mattresses and couches and be like we're gonna be partying anyway. But me, for me, I'm like as long as I have a bed, I'm fine. I'm a tourist, so I was always gonna have a bed, even when I was twenty something. But like everybody else can still come. Now, this is like if it's not a lake house, that we cant fit everybody in babes.

58:43 Speaker 2: Mine is not coming, Mine is not is.

58:45 Speaker 1: Not I'm not. Mine's at home in her bed where I have room to be by myself. If that's so I choose. You know, I do have a wife. I do love her when she's not here. That bet is mine. That that bet is one hundred percent mine, y'all. And fitting all these grown humans in the pair with you, drone and showered different, No, it will be a never for me, baby, So no, thank you, And apparently for Sierra Miller by the way, she said hurt too. She said she's so happy being single. She don't want anybody in her house.

59:17 Speaker 1: I said, I get it.

59:18 Speaker 2: I'm willing over in it, woopig over it, you know, like, why do I have to live?

59:23 Speaker 1: No?

59:23 Speaker 2: Seriously, I mean, I'm kidding. I love my husband, but you know what it is.

59:28 Speaker 1: You know, like you're saying, like I love my way, but if it wasn't her, I'd be the same.

59:32 Speaker 2: I hope Sierra takes her time and like, yeah, unless it's Michael B. Jordan, then go for a girl.

59:37 Speaker 1: But you know which maybe it is. You know, there were rumors that Lehanna was on it. Did you know how much Nanda loves her? Bravo not to mention one of Rihanna's bf well, Rihanna's actual best friend in the world. Her birthday was recently and uh Mia was a big party and so pictures with Rihanna. So maybe they were talking about their girl Sierra. Who's she gonna be with? I was the world. I was like, Niya, Rihanna, I hope you'll tacked it out. Who was a good suitable match for Sierra? Please let me know that.

1:00:14 Speaker 1: You know she's like she's glossiping. I was dying.

1:00:19 Speaker 2: I was like, please make it happen, Please make it happen. And apparently me, I was like, whatever you need from me, whatever you need from us to make this, let's do it, let's go, We'll do it. Mi and so gorgeous love it.

1:00:31 Speaker 1: Yeah, have you heard of this news show that is just go announced but then also as premiere in a month called Calabasas Confidential. Baking this news to you or have you heard about this?

1:00:45 Speaker 2: I've heard about it, but I got no idea of like what it is about. I haven't pictures or trailer or anything. I just heard. I don't know.

1:00:52 Speaker 1: It's just this is like brand new news. Calabass Is Confidential is a new show has been picked up by Netflix and premiering eight own mate one to nine. If you you know anything about Calabasas, you know the Kardashians famously made Calabasas a relevant pop culture. Went from being a suburban place where people like went to be like to like live confidentially in their wealth.

1:01:16 Speaker 2: And like and had like yeah, like Travis Barker lived there. Oh, tons of celebrity Baber lived there, lives.

1:01:25 Speaker 1: Yes. But then of course if you watch Keeping Up with the Kardashians or now whatever it's called Keeping Up or the Kardashians.

1:01:32 Speaker 2: You just think nobody's watching.

1:01:34 Speaker 1: They fabiously film all around Calabasas and the girls. You know, they they've made Calabasas like now like a place and a thing. Yeah, it's a thing, though I don't think they really want it to be. But because of that, there is there are other celebrities that live there. That's kind of a whole gag they've had. They lived amongst a lot of people who have quiet lives out there. And uh, the Kylie and Kendall before the show really took off took off. We're going to the regular high school, like the high school they were going with her.

1:02:06 Speaker 1: They had friends, Yeah, yeah, Jordan was, they were going with Willow, they were going with Moist's areas from Hannah, Montana. Like that friend group. It was Kylie Jenner, Pi and Mea, Jordan Woods, Sofia, Richie Lionel Richie's laughter was going. Yeah. Then they were all there and like they had a whole friend group and a whole thing for years and years and years. Of course, you know, Kylie thought she was a black woman for a while. It did deter some of her relationships with the black friends that she did have, like Justine sky and other things.

1:02:40 Speaker 1: Also apparently she's allegedly she took Justine Skuy's man. I think that was either I think it was I don't remember which man was black China's. But yeah, no, yeah, they were dating. She was dating somebody and Kylie it was now bating him instead, So that does track for the f But I bring all of those people up because Jordan Wood's younger sister, Jody will be on Calabasas Confidential. I think she is one of them, and I'm looking forward to those trade secrets because not only would her sister be at that's with probably Jenner.

1:03:17 Speaker 1: Believe it or not, the Bloods family was actually Hollywood royalty long before the Kardashians were even a thing. They've been friends, like I think like Jada Pinkett Smith Will Smith's wife has been like their godmother. Yeah, for a long time.

1:03:30 Speaker 2: So I think that her mom and her daughter have been in like production for years of like television.

1:03:38 Speaker 1: Or music or something like gorgeous people.

1:03:40 Speaker 2: Yeah.

1:03:40 Speaker 1: Yeah, And now Jordan's engaged. If y'all don't know.

1:03:43 Speaker 2: Living her best life, you know, I don't.

1:03:45 Speaker 1: Need no Tyler. She's living her best living. He's put a twenty five million dollar home. Her and Carl Anthony Town's the basketball player in Calabasas. They just bought a beautiful home. They're in Ngagh. She just had her bachelorette party. Did not seek there.

1:04:01 Speaker 2: I know, So just justin Ford after all of that with the you know, Chloe all that. How do you blame a freaking basically a teenager, basically a teenager and not your baby daddy. Oh, he's not responsible, but she should be crucified. She should be crucified.

1:04:22 Speaker 1: Okay, let's kick the best friend. Let's kick my little sister's best friend out of the house in the group that I've known for longer than I've known, Tristan and who didn't have a relationship with me, who is not making a baby with me, has no actual loyalty or any standing or commitment with me. But let's give it all on her. Let's put all the responsibility on that.

1:04:44 Speaker 2: And get you can I get that. You need to be angry at her, and you can be upset. You don't have to make it public. You don't have to address that. And the person that needs to the person, the person that needs to give to get the heat is the man Tristan.

1:05:02 Speaker 1: That's it in this case, absolutely it was him and he did it. He was the older person too, He's way older than Jordan. Okay, so Jody Wizz is on this show, shout out to and like, in fact, my last side topic is about house side of my Hammi. That will get to in a moment. But Scottie Pippen's son that Preston Pippin will also be on Calabasa's Confidential. It's pretty much after they all graduated college, they're it's a group of friends. So these are all like celebrity kids who all graduated high school and college like together, and like they're still friends.

1:05:37 Speaker 1: And they all moved back home because they're twenty two and it's the economy.

1:05:41 Speaker 2: Of Also, they're gonna compound. Your parents are rich, and you're like, okay, let me move back back home to Yeah, I would. You will never get be out home. I would be there if if my birds had a compound and a pool and all that, I will still be living there. You know, I still be with them. I think I saw that the picture is kind of like an ear one smoothie situationship, so very la very like yes, rich kids of la kind of thing.

1:06:10 Speaker 1: And you know, yeah, apparently one of the girls who I don't know her name is Suede Brooks. She's an influencer, so the rest of them are all like influencers. She's in Calabasa. She's a part of a friend group. She's a young girl. She started her YouTube and she was twelve. She has one point eight million followers on Instagram. And this is how I'm like, oh, I know I'm old because there are these youngins who I'm like, oh, it's like, I've never seen you before. And then they go viral for something I click on and they got like thirty million followers, and I'm like, what.

1:06:39 Speaker 2: Who are you? Just like that? Just like that, And and here we are into struggle. Here I am struggling for like one.

1:06:45 Speaker 1: Follow okay, no, but for real. And I'm like, and there's nothing really like new or different about you. But sure, let's I mean, you do you?

1:06:55 Speaker 2: But apparently I think this is gonna be kind of in competition with the next gen LA that they wanted. They're trying to make, and they're trying to put the Kyle's daughters and I'm sorry, both those daughters have no charisma.

1:07:07 Speaker 1: I don't want no, they have no charismas why Buying Beverly Hills didn't work and it could have, and it's why that show didn't work. It should have worked. I mean, you've been on here. Money, not a lot of personality, no offense. Their mom doesn't either, but money, they had it when I say that, but please.

1:07:27 Speaker 2: They had one of the daughters break up her engagement in front of the cameras and it still wasn't given anything like with that gossip man. It wasn't giving a glow like it was nothing. You have to be a complete vanilla, no flavored person for have that to have that much drama. And it's like, no, I can't watch this anymore. Like there was nothing.

1:07:51 Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, it was nothing. And not to mention, I just don't think they have the best personalities, Like the Yumansky girls.

1:07:59 Speaker 2: They're beautiful.

1:08:00 Speaker 1: I think they're beautiful, Yes, gorgeous. Kyle gave them a sick head of hair, Mauricio gave them, gorgeous skin, gorgeous roots. They have beautiful faces and everything, but the personality is just not there. They that was getting married, Yeah, every didn't tell you which one it was at the finale.

1:08:21 Speaker 2: And we've been watching these girls for years.

1:08:24 Speaker 1: Thank you. I know Portia is the youngest, and I know the oldest one, Pharaoh did not get married. And that's about it. That's all I got for you, Alexia, good for you, and the other one for you too. So feel excellent, sure, all of them, but like one of them just went to Coachella and was like having a blast with Sierra Ortega I think is her name from Love Island, the one who was kicked off in the middle of the night for they because production didn't do their due diligence before they put her on the shop and didn't go the first three.

1:09:02 Speaker 1: Yeah, she like was saying, she was, you know, making a lot of Asian slurs on the internet.

1:09:07 Speaker 2: It was in her I don't watch so I'm like, who I only know Landre.

1:09:12 Speaker 1: Yeah, so she got pulled. So so Sierra and Nick were together and Alindri only really got Nick cause Sierra got picked out.

1:09:23 Speaker 2: Okay, so good and good on good, good riddance.

1:09:26 Speaker 1: Good on her and producers. Next time, I don't know go through the girls highlights. It was the very first highlight that she had on her Instagram. Yes, she was like talking about going to plastics. And it wasn't just like some like not it make it any better or just some running the male using a slur and saying I look like this. Here she was saying it, and then she was promoting getting it fixed to make it real derogatory, to make it be like, you know, I have these kinds of eyes.

1:09:55 Speaker 2: Insert so very Jolanda Jelanda Foster. Remember when he was she was so that.

1:10:04 Speaker 1: They can fix that for you, babes.

1:10:07 Speaker 2: I was like, I'm dead.

1:10:09 Speaker 1: That's not good. I'm dead. People, they told around she took the scream, and you can hear going open.

1:10:15 Speaker 2: The schools, Open the school schools, open the schools.

1:10:20 Speaker 1: Well, actually, I hate to tell you, but America fund the goddamn schools. Y'all know. I'm really out here trying to not make this podcast political, but y'all did your I know it's not the mixinges because we fucking know better. But at Thanksgiving this year, y'all have tona be given in Susan the last place. Give her the coldest beans for putting this idiotic motherfucker in this bitch because I have never getting rid of the Department of Education. Don't make no goddamn sense. Y'all are already out here at think it's stupid.

1:10:52 Speaker 2: I mean, you guys in the education.

1:10:57 Speaker 1: We already needed a lot of help, and now you're like, close the department and get the robots out and replace people like me. Okay, go ahead, from people, yell and open the schools. From around the curtain around the world, being like I'm from DR and we.

1:11:16 Speaker 2: We've never heard about like closing the Department of Education. They tried to budget.

1:11:23 Speaker 1: What are you talking about?

1:11:24 Speaker 2: They tried to lower the Department of Education budget once and people took to the streets in DR. People took to the streets girl, and they were like rioting. Well not even it was like peaceful protesting, but people were like on their neck.

1:11:39 Speaker 1: Out of anything but the building. Only it's just the building right now somewhere in DC with the lights of people who never even graduated on the cover or outside. You got Charlie Kirk gangling his head outside of the Department of Education, of the Department of Education during your calls about anything. So it's just really giving. It's getting weird. It's weird here the business and you don't want to know what I'm gonna tell you all this now, So in order to not be insufferable about being on my soapbox and like, oh, you didn't shouldn't have done this, since I know it's not us.

1:12:17 Speaker 1: I know it's not us, maxcuse, because if you're here and you made it to year five of this bitch, I know it's not you. So that's your Thanksgiving, at your Christmas, at your family, go to the fourth of July barbecue this year, and when Auntie Karen comes to you and it's like, I just didn't think it'd be this bad, Karen, Karen, take your beings and go. I don't want to hear it, because yes you did, because that was at the Thanksgiving two years ago, telling your ass about it. So I don't want to hear it.

1:12:48 Speaker 1: I don't want to hear. No, don't.

1:12:49 Speaker 2: This is the second term. This is the second thank you, No, no, no, there.

1:12:56 Speaker 1: Was a plan for the second time too. They gave us a whole published and I y'all don't read. Another reason why y'all should fucking keep the Department of Education open so that you can learn how to read. But since you don't, lack of people wanting to put it on the internet for you.

1:13:11 Speaker 2: But money, black women can't save the country again, you like, seriously not. And I'm gonna say something for the Latinos out there, Latinos that are voting for Trump, you better fix your ass up and you better fix your jaw allat that's fucked up, people, that's fucked up. Who do you think you are. Who do you think you think you're you're special? You think they're not gonna get.

1:13:36 Speaker 1: Your ass, you know? And what's worse is that I know that you're not special, because I'm over here holding the empathy and the sadness for people like my wife's patience, lovely white woman thirty something years old, trying to do the right thing. You're trying to start a life, sut of family, and she like, oh, I haven't seen you in the things. Her boyfriend of five years, he was he has been waiting for his dates to go to them for years. He has been waiting and they only gave him a court date three months ago or last year.

1:14:10 Speaker 1: They only gave him a court date so they could detain him. No, that was it, so that he would come to the court, and they got him at the courthouse. He's been waiting for five years. Nothing expired, nothing done wrong to her boyfriend, that she was going to have a life with engagement, babies, the whole nine yards, get in the house, gone and he was detained for five months only about They didn't know where, but he was about five miles from where her house is. Because where I live in northern Virginia.

1:14:40 Speaker 1: They just throw up detention centers every five it's data centers and detention centers everywhere. They just want holding sales to take people so that they don't people don't know where nobody is. That's pretty much it. And so and they're everywhere. They're unmarked, unnamed, they're just just out there like they look just like the data centers. So I'm like worried because nobody is special according to these people. They're sending white people back to the European country.

1:15:06 Speaker 2: Yeah, that eighty year old frenchwoman just got sent back, and like my husband is Irish, tons of Irish people are having b side issues and getting sent back. Yeah, the people that have been in the US for like more than twenty years, so I mean people.

1:15:25 Speaker 1: Yes, And also this already happened from Norway. There was a white woman in Norway who actually had a wedding it's like six months ago and got detained. So the whole getting married to an American in America citizenship. They said, we don't they don't look because they're not because they're just people volunteer. It's like a volunteer fire department. But like for ICE, it's like y'all be watching Call of Duty and your uncles and whatnot, like I want to do it too, And so now you're out here doing the things and you're not.

1:15:55 Speaker 1: So look at what you've done. And the people and Susan the cold being.

1:16:00 Speaker 2: The people that are showing up for that are not there, you know, clever, the most clever people, you know, the ones that are signing up for eyes are not going to be the most diligent, you know, prepared.

1:16:12 Speaker 1: The people who were at the schools when they were open.

1:16:14 Speaker 2: No, honey, no, they are not. And also for people like Dominicans in the US, there's so many Dominicans out there. We all have a cousin and uncle and aunt, a friend of a friend that has gone through these situations. And for me, it breaks my heart because it's like I've never lived in the US. I've only like stayed there for maybe six months or something like that. I've never lived there.

1:16:37 Speaker 1: Don't recommend it at the moments.

1:16:38 Speaker 2: Not right now. I'm not not very interested in going or visiting at the moment, but you know, you never know. Uh So it's I know the struggle of people trying to do the right thing, trying to get their papers regularized, they have their families, they've been working their ass off.

1:16:55 Speaker 1: But you're doing the right thing now in a world that is so wrong, but with an administration that made it so that that doesn't matter. There's just it's them and it's chaos. So what was the point, what was the reason. I get the frustration, even of wanting some kind of reform. You did it right, well shouldn't other people? Sure? I get it. Maybe you don't have empathy. I've never lived in your shoes. I can't tell you what to and not have you know if that's really how you feel. But I can tell you that there was definitely a different and better way than whatever you voted for, and I know you knew that it wasn't this.

1:17:27 Speaker 1: I have kids still, I mean, I never forget. I started my school year with one of my kids. When we pick a title for the class, to pick an animal, we pick an adjective, and they asked how to spell apprehended, one of my little Latino boys. They asked what that meant and how to spell it, and if they should make that the adjective for what our class name is the apprehended insert class name here, and that I'm like, and because it's nine am, and I can't, like, have a full reaction to this baby who is just asking a simple question.

1:18:06 Speaker 1: I get on here and I get into the world, and I yell at adults who put me in This baby in the position that he has to ask his teacher in the third grade if he should be worried about being apprehended.

1:18:19 Speaker 2: And you have to how do you relate to that? How do you deal with that?

1:18:23 Speaker 1: Exactly? But in this administration where you make sick two and three year olds represent themselves in a court of law for your sanity to their parents, what do we expect? So again, I don't want you. And I'm telling y'all now, don't give no grace. I hear I see on SNL and things that people are like, oh, well, we need to have grace for the people who are just now getting it and coming over. No we don't, No, we don't. I have no grace for them.

1:18:49 Speaker 2: I have no grace for west I have.

1:18:52 Speaker 1: I don't have grace for people who are entitled.

1:18:55 Speaker 2: The only people that have grace and the best interest of you anyway, Grace Lily. I have grace for Grace Lily.

1:19:00 Speaker 1: And I have grace or grace Lily, I do because she is to win her best blesser. Listen and listen, hon. The last thing I wanted to ask you about before we got up out of here is your thoughts, of course, on the the loss that is House sives of Miami being filmed. I can't even imagine, especially as a Latina, I mean, like yourself, and you're like, excuse the fuck out of me, I'm like, my representation matters. I mean, Miami,

1:19:31 Speaker 1: like bring your back. What in the world? Like, I really was shocked to see it go. I was sad about it, especially when we're spending so much time, energy and resources trying to rehaul very dead franchises like New Jersey, like New York and like Beverly Hills. I'm confused as to why we had to put Miami on pause when we don't even have in New York, and y'all are trying to make that happen right now. You don't even have a New Jersey, but you're trying to make that happen. And Kyle is the reason that Beverly Hills flopped over there and we're not even doing nothing about that.

1:20:00 Speaker 1: But we're gonna put Miami on pass.

1:20:03 Speaker 2: I was devastated.

1:20:06 Speaker 1: Pause you didn't need to happen. We had a lot to go with.

1:20:09 Speaker 2: And now Lisa, Lisa was getting in the jed, where are the cameras, Joey, did you saw those eyes in that in that picture?

1:20:18 Speaker 1: And the Okay, I have never in my life more so needed Andy in a camera than when Lisa hostein and her boyfriend got and had a warrant off of their arrest and turned themselves in and.

1:20:30 Speaker 2: The crazy thing crazy, I mean, Lisa, Lisa ate that pick, by the way, gotta say it, Lisa ate it. She was like kind of like giving. She did. She didn't do Wendy full smile, you know, because do you know if that gets you into trouble. She was like, I'm serious, but I also I'm kissed because it's like.

1:20:50 Speaker 1: I think she was on a different strain than when Wendy was on. They were on some different trends. Happy EDDIEDI was, but no, Miami heavy was very happy for Wendy and Eddie. Yes, but Lisa herb mum shot. I do think it took the cake because when he was probably my favorite much out of a housewife for right now, because it just look like they were having a blast up in that bitch.

1:21:13 Speaker 2: The wig, the knap wig, the na Then she would say like, that's my wig for naps, that's my nap wig.

1:21:21 Speaker 1: I'm like, girl, baby, that was your wig from coming home from traveling. I know what wig that was. We all know what was happening. But good life okay. But Lisa Hoshtein going to the jail house as well with listen housewife Beverly, I mean, Bravo loves a felling moment, right, a mugshot moment. She's on the wall of Housewives now with mugshots and it looked really good. It is for stalking, so technically these are some serious charge.

1:21:47 Speaker 2: But it's stucking. I mean, it's stalking, Lenny.

1:21:52 Speaker 1: Come on.

1:21:52 Speaker 2: And also I'm gonna say, seeing Alexia and Adrianna showing up to jail to support their girl that killed me. I'm like, I need the cameras.

1:22:04 Speaker 1: That's why I wanted the camera.

1:22:06 Speaker 2: I'm like, I like bringing her little sorry, what were you saying to jail, bringing their mess to the jail.

1:22:17 Speaker 1: Yes, they're really like in it as a little friend group, and I kind of like it. They were like for better for worse, for Richard, for poor in jail and not so freedomen in jail will be there for you.

1:22:28 Speaker 2: Marie sol was saying, monkeys in jail, monkeys in jail.

1:22:33 Speaker 1: I mean, I didn't miss that show.

1:22:37 Speaker 2: I need I am. I think they're gonna bring it back eventually. But it just also shows where the country is that so I show like Miami that is about Latina's and so much diversity is getting put on post and why is like family Karmen, not on why is some summer house Martha's being here? Not on why Southern Charming?

1:23:00 Speaker 1: They said that has Martha's Vineyard. People like, oh, the ratings weren't there. I hear to tell you Summer House itself. It took a while there. Yeah, no, it took eight years.

1:23:11 Speaker 2: It was COVID.

1:23:12 Speaker 1: I used to check those ratings for years. But even in COVID they were still averaging maybe half a million domestic viewers. That was not enough. But when it and they kept giving them more chances, more chances, more chances. The summer House Martha's Vineyard can't get more chances.

1:23:31 Speaker 2: Family Karma, I mean house in Miami.

1:23:34 Speaker 1: Can't get more chance. Fami Karda was excellent. Let me know, y'all do it to the Valley Persians.

1:23:41 Speaker 2: They do that.

1:23:41 Speaker 1: The valley is boring. Look, I'm not even the Persian style had me lit.

1:23:48 Speaker 2: They take take my away. I'm rioting. I'm like writing for Gg.

1:23:54 Speaker 1: For me, I'm like, were Gg just be lighting up in people's houses? That's so mean. I'm like, oh, she's she's like she used to be such an angry person, and she's like, I got the weed and I'm not as angry anymore. And when she's about to get angry, she whips out of a j and just lights it up. And then everybody's Okay, no more nots. But you know we're throwing hands.

1:24:18 Speaker 2: You know that she can she can like flip in a second. So everybody's still like treating her with the respect she deserves. Yeah, because she's crazy. I love her. The valley is stathetic. The valley currently is like it's not giving. I'm like the men now the Jackson is not there. It's like, oh, now we can see you for really, for who you are, and.

1:24:42 Speaker 1: Exactly I used to say this all the time, like Santaval was never a good guy, or Schwartz was never a good guy. Jackson was just in the way of anybody else being a bad person because he took on the bad role for everybody, male and female. But you remove him and then you realize, oh no, you all said, and those men in the valley, they who's your least favorite? I mean, you don't have a Jacks.

1:25:07 Speaker 2: What is that baby man? Lalla's baby daddy, not really the baby daddy, but Christmas Christis Christens. Yes, what's his name? I don't remember, like the one I forgot, but he the way that he's forcing Kristen to have sex with him, I don't know why. I'm thinking like peaked or something, but that's not his name. I keep forgetting his name. But he's horrible.

1:25:31 Speaker 1: Okay, it's irrelevant. Now, he's horrible to have sex with you and baby.

1:25:35 Speaker 2: You know what postum postpartum and you're like, oh, I need to get it. I need to have it right now. Like go.

1:25:43 Speaker 1: It takes some women a full year.

1:25:46 Speaker 2: You're lucky over you know what. It could take me five years. Okay, no, that's a lot.

1:25:51 Speaker 1: But it's also just to shut the fuck up and taking care of my kid indoors. This body just made a human you can wait your dicking be a low cold for five moments.

1:26:00 Speaker 2: It's disgusting the way that he's talking about it and like completely disregarding her. And he's like, She's like, I don't feel sexy, and he's like, but I you're so hot. I find you had no, no, no, you don't understand. She doesn't feel sexy, she doesn't feel ready. It's not through your perspective and through your eyes. She doesn't feel ready.

1:26:21 Speaker 1: To actively participate. She should feel she has to be connected to it, connected to her body in that way, in a sexy way. Like that's not just what that's not her focus and what she's dealing with right now. Why can't you just hear her where she's at as a partner, you know what I mean? And Daddy hear her and be like, my god, I'm so sorry. But it's just like Mikayla and Jays over there and you. He's like, if we don't have physical chemistry or intimacy, I don't know, it'll be a deal breaker, will it?

1:26:48 Speaker 1: Is that right?

1:26:49 Speaker 2: You know your wife is recovering from sexual abuse, and do you also marry her when she was a baby girl.

1:26:57 Speaker 1: And she had multiple of your kids, one who's on the nipple right now. So are you okay? I mean I suppose she has time to even have this conversation with you. Honestly, it's like, my dude, you don't have time.

1:27:11 Speaker 2: Go rub one out, go hello, just go for it.

1:27:16 Speaker 1: I don't understand. You're not in Texas. You can go watch some porn. You don't know what to tell you, But Kristen is not your ama, a fresh new mom. It should be about how you. I don't even want to hear that you have other needs.

1:27:28 Speaker 2: No, no, no, that man.

1:27:30 Speaker 1: In a home where a baby was just bitorn should be seen and not heard. You just need to be in the bathroom.

1:27:37 Speaker 2: You need to be cleaning, helping, doing something over there, doing the work.

1:27:42 Speaker 1: But you gotta yes, and don't ask me in and ask for permission before you leave this house to go get yourself a snatch. You understand, absolutely, I hear it. I'm like, oh, well, I went on a I went on a golf trip or whatever. I'm sorry. Your wife has had a baby, you went. Where did she did she get to go? Hell? Did she get to go on a gros s trip? No? Oh okay, I don't think so. Because moms don't get to do that. Okay, So I don't know. I don't know.

1:28:13 Speaker 2: Yes, completely from cutting her off from friends, family, moving her to Santa Clara with five hundred kids, asking for another one, thinking about, Oh, I don't know about. I cannot hear another man complaining about a fucking basectomy. Get it done, snip it, tie it up. I don't know what you do.

1:28:44 Speaker 1: Please amily and complain again, complain about what like just nothing nothing to complain about. Yeah, guys, it's the men out here are really meaning. I do agree that wherever Bravo is at right now does feel like they're trying to kind of shift to more of where they think the country is right now. Politically, it's giving. It's giving, yeah, yeah, it's giving center to the right, right of center.

1:29:21 Speaker 2: Extreme extreme right.

1:29:24 Speaker 1: Yeah, when it wasn't before. It's giving, like, you know, make it safe for the white so that they don't feel bad. I don't know, but.

1:29:35 Speaker 2: That during the whole situation with George Floyd and when Biden was president, then we had like other more diverse shows showing up.

1:29:44 Speaker 1: And now the Stasi was fired, Kristin was fired. Now Kristin is back, Stassy is on vander pump Villa shouting out Sheena like there's just so much and it's like, oh, okay, I knew that we were gonna probably have that bag, but now it's like, though, we can't even we don't have a lot of any problematic. In fact, the more the better.

1:30:05 Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, Tanner Prunk Bowl is probably gonna get a show in Bravo soon.

1:30:09 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean, honestly, I think her Bachelor Season is going to premiere by the end of the year. I think her Bachelor Season will come out this year. Absolutely. Yeah. I don't think they're like maybe it's like, how do we get our money back and find a new batch of sponsors that will do it. Looks at Jimmy John's they release their thing with a Man after this Scamanda scandal. But also, if you know anything about Jimmy John's, the same place in America, it is heavily white, It is very unseasoned.

1:30:39 Speaker 1: It is not a big place of flavor. The whole thing is like the bread of the smell of the bread is the best, Like that's it better than the actual experience of eating it.

1:30:48 Speaker 2: When you're talking about the bread as your spelling point, you know you're in trouble.

1:30:55 Speaker 1: Yes, yes, and they have a man of doing it because she's very more than vanilla. Like it's about Jimmy Jones is the sandwich of people who like Wes Like it's not even the best like white people sub sandwich in America that you can get. There are betters. Jimmy John is just happily like it's it's construction workers. It's all American. It's we don't do no pansy meats like tuna or a turkey.

1:31:22 Speaker 5: We do like ham and roast beef and nothing's hot. We're strong and were like cold mao. And they got Ananda to be the person too. So that makes perfect sense to me. Not a very big black presence at the Jimmy John. So God does track. So listen, you'll find your sponsors.

1:31:40 Speaker 1: Taylor, Frank You, Paul will be She will definitely have maybe not on Bravo because Hulu is on by ABC, but she gonna have her own show. I don't think this is we don't do We don't do accountability right now over here in the States, we're not doing a lot of that accountability shit. We're kind of just like, oh, we'll just wait until they forget that y'all did that thing that everybody hated, and then they'll be over it. I don't know. I don't know.

1:32:06 Speaker 2: They're just gonna rebranded and like maybe try to sell it at something else, like, oh, Bachelor Domestic Violence Edition.

1:32:17 Speaker 1: Yeah. No, it'll just be like, this is the most dramatic season. You know, the ending, but do you know what happened? Yeah, yeah, they'll put it out listen. Bachelor has been known for crazy production since the beginning. They've never given a shit about morality, which is one of the reasons why I was shocked that they even stopped, you know, the season that it was Ashley I being on Bravo now from The Bachelor and The Bachelor at World d Island. We ask her at the reunion, like, which is harder, Bachelor or being on Bravo with these women?

1:32:50 Speaker 1: She'll say, these women, but it's absolutely the producers of The Bachelor. They are riefless, No, and they have changed.

1:32:56 Speaker 2: A little bit, but they are still insane and allso so.

1:33:00 Speaker 1: They used to be very very bad back when, like Ashley I was on there and stuff. Lately they're trying.

1:33:07 Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, and I feel like right now, they knew what was happening with Taylor Frank people. They knew everything, and they just pretended to look away. Oh like this video, I mean, come on, this, this video came out from twenty fourteen, twenty thirteen, No, twenty twenty three, like they it was on the first season of Secret Lives and Moment Wives. Like, people knew about this, So don't try to pretend you're all new.

1:33:31 Speaker 1: Yeah they had the videos. Yeah, come on, pretty sure. I'm sure. I mean, so they just need us to They just are waiting for us to, you know, get over it, much like we will with the West and Amanda. Then they'll send her back out and be like so some train wrecks and white trash anyone.

1:33:50 Speaker 2: Yeah, she's gonna be in the city and and so, I mean, I don't have a problem with them having a show, but I just want them to be grilled and be responsible, and I don't want to be having like a show created about her or anything like that, like, yeah, you already show.

1:34:06 Speaker 1: Actually think that the I think that in the City is gonna hurt a little bit because two thirds of the reasons why we would watch would be a summer house cast, because we know them, and then to know all these new people. One, it's incredibly overstimulating. There's a ton of people on the suitcast in the city. There's so many people that I don't think I can remember all those people with the Valley, with Summerhouse, with Southern chrom with so it's just too many ensemble casts of all these people.

1:34:32 Speaker 1: But also I think like the one black man on that show is also a weird Republican and he's it's not looking good for him, and then with him not meeting a draw for me, Lindsey is the only draw. Amanda I can't stand right now, Kyle, I've never been able to stand. So then what am I watching for? It's giving It'll make it to the back of my list.

1:34:52 Speaker 2: Yeah, I also like, who wants to watch Amanda and West calling each other Hi, Mandy, Hi kid.

1:34:58 Speaker 1: I don't want to do that actually at all. We're gonna skip all of that and we're gonna say no, thank you, and we're gonna just let them have it. I'll see what the ratings a looking language. Y'all tell me if I you're watching and that, well, I'll let somebody else do it and just like hop on that bandwagon. My god, Anna, I can't even believe. I had no plans of this being as long as it was. But I could talk.

1:35:22 Speaker 2: To you for I love it too, so much fun.

1:35:27 Speaker 1: Love gossiping with you. Thank you so much for being here, for coming on and talking all of the mess that we are watching. It's therapeutic, innocent.

1:35:38 Speaker 2: I'm like, I got you, girl. We're gonna have fun and this is what you need today. So I know you're going through it and we're just gonna have fun. And I hope people that are listening they also have fun and they can like relax a little bit because I know it's and also event a little bit.

1:35:52 Speaker 1: Get it out, yes, get it out, get listen. Like I don't have a lot of friends that I can talk to about the shows that I watch. I'm always going to convince someone to watch these shows because of how so the moment that.

1:36:02 Speaker 2: I get they're not watching this, they're looking at me SIDEI. Every time I'm talking about I have a podcast about reality TV, They're like, we are intellectuals here, darling.

1:36:12 Speaker 1: No, I get it, I get it. But in America they aren't. They aren't, and they have this thing called trash television because everybody out there don't have no poble of education. That's what you tell them. Don't feel bad for you.

1:36:25 Speaker 2: They have their own trash TV, but it's I just haven't gotten into. I need to get into the reality TV in fronts just to like say something to do and yeah, yeah they have a couple.

1:36:36 Speaker 1: Because I love trash. Yeah, I like trash from around the world, so I'll take it. I'll be interested, I know. Please tell everyone where they can find you, where they can listen to your podcast and get to know you a little bit more.

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1:37:21 Speaker 2: So please hit us up and follow us, subscribe or just you know, write me up or if you like, if you like what you heard, just like just for the gossip. I even have like people that are like, look, I don't I don't speak I don't speak a look a Spanish, but I heard you in this podcast and I just want to gossip with you and I'm like, girl, let's do it. You know, I live in Europe and I need somebody to talk about the shows because I am you know, thirsty for some yeah.

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