Coping with RHOM and Love Island w/Zac (@Bravooomg)

0:00 Speaker 1: Sounds Truck. Hello, Hello, Hello, you beautiful and wonderful mixologist. I hope you're doing well. I'm on the verge of I don't even know what number crash out. Definitely of the day, number one of the year since November slash January, like a number one hundred and fifty four. If you know, you know, it's been a hard week. But if you're listening to this and you're in the US of A, it's been an interesting time. We are all doing our very best. You know, we've had the best of times in TV, We've had the worst of times in every other capacity right now.

0:51 Speaker 1: So what do we do best as Americans? You know who bring you a weekly free podcast. We just and when we talk about the things that as if nothing else was going on. So that is what we are here to do, mainly because most people, I don't know who's listening and who knows what's happening next, So let's just keep ourselves safe, huh, girlies, So with me today in order to do that, have some more yaps until my next nap, where I you know, just leave all of this stuff behind in my head for a few hours and then wake up and watch more TV, but to talk about the TV that we have watched, because baby, the only redeeming quality of this week has been that the television has been on fire and not turned off.

1:43 Speaker 1: Okay, and I have not been able to stop talking to my good Judy about this, so I had to bring him on over here, and that is none other than Zach from Bravo, OMG. Welcome back in a minute. I'm so glad you're here. How are you?

1:59 Speaker 2: I'm good you thank you for having me again?

2:02 Speaker 1: Yes, of course, I mean the rhetorical how are you good?

2:07 Speaker 2: You know?

2:08 Speaker 1: Sure?

2:08 Speaker 3: I mean we're in a literal dumpster fire, but you, oh, thanks?

2:15 Speaker 1: Like you know if you don't know, I don't know how you don't know. But we're all trying to, like very like weirdly avoid the pink elephant in the room of the US. Not the US, but that person who runs the US deciding to get involved in a war that I couldn't find evidence that belonged to us or had anything to do with us. But yet here we are in the mix. As Nini once said, now why am I in it? I've never lived a meme more than in this moment. Now, why not in it?

2:51 Speaker 2: I didn't vote for this ugly man.

2:53 Speaker 1: I didn't even vote for them. I mean, like, what is going on? Listen what I saw that the Proud Boys like, this is all I gotta say. The Proud Boys denounced you all. First of all, He's loyalty over there in the maggot world is crazy. Y'all got no loyalty. Like it's either y'all like completely like cold driven, or like loyal to the point of like are you okay? Why are you catching a felony for this man? Or the Proud Boys were like, now, let me tell you something. We don't put up with a lot of your evil shit.

3:21 Speaker 1: But here's where we drove the line. When the infighting happens. It has been very fun, but this is like reached the level of like, oh.

3:33 Speaker 2: You know, it's like that.

3:35 Speaker 3: It's like that line from Community where she says you can be racist. When I draw the line at animal cruelty, She's like, you can be.

3:44 Speaker 1: Racist, yes, Like that's exactly how they go. That's usually racism is not We're like, you can't vote for this, he's a racist, and they're like, uh yeah, and then like the people like and they're like and he's also gonna take away your rights and wait what he's got a book what And I'm like, oh, so how you care? Okay, well, or.

4:08 Speaker 3: What about the people like platinos for Trump who are now getting deported.

4:11 Speaker 1: I'm just so concerned because he did say big buses and trains and planes and automobiles full of all the girlies that you love and care about, that I love and care about, which is why I was like, no, please don't. And now they're like, wait, what you meant literally big buses, planes and automobiles full of human beings. Yeah, that's what he meant when he said it.

4:33 Speaker 3: But here we are, you know, have a woman who has that's It's actually crazy to me because like I'm a black queer woman in America.

4:45 Speaker 1: Obviously politics and me don't love each other. Like our roots, My roots of my family are like lost before like the migrations and like the boats got here, like we don't even we don't know where anybody American down like this is where they've been at, right, And I'm like I've never felt like it, none of like not that it didn't apply to me, because it always applies to me, but like that, I you know, bottom of the totem pole. You get it. You're Jewish, You're you're gay. Like we we love you know, we we just so happened to pick the things, you know, that we couldn't change about ourselves that were the most oppressive.

5:24 Speaker 1: You know how fun I'm dying. I'm like, you know, I'm here, I'm doing my best. But this, y'all, like y'all really let this when y'all y'all really this is this is ridiculous, Like the fact that I hear heard many people say they voting for that lady, and I don't you know how you school about that lady is your business. But where it was like, well, she's gonna if you would have put on my Bengo card or gave me and made me a betting woman, if I was not, If I was a betting woman and gambling wasn't against the word of God, and I have money, and I have money, that's really what it is.

5:58 Speaker 1: I say it's because of religious reasons, but it's really just not that money.

6:02 Speaker 2: Money.

6:03 Speaker 1: I'm gonna teach you that's my problem. But if I was a batting woman, let me tell you of the two options. If you would ask me, who do you think is gonna send us or get us involved in some ship. They don't got shit to do with us more than once in the course of a year. But even before, only I would have told you, girl, it's not even it's just June. No, but it's crazy. It's not even like we have not known a day of peace in November. Y'all have not in the girlies who did deal with this, y'all have not known a day of like complete like being oblivious, like oblivion and fake ignorance, like literally since November.

6:54 Speaker 1: Good luck. Now you can't really hide behind it anymore. Now you're like even again. The proboys are like, oh girl, we can't even pretend anymore like we now this we didn't. You know, everybody, stay safe out there, Protect your pennies, protect your pockets. If you're wondering why there's so many ads on these goddamn podcasts and stuff, is because, girl, we don't know if we're coming or going. That fifty eight dollars that I get every month from this podcast might just be what we got to head over that border handmade telling you know,

7:27 Speaker 1: we don't know. We're all just trying to make it. But thankfully, because it is summer, even though it has only been barely six months of this mess, we are at least in a time where the TV comes alive and I want to say, this was the reason why, Like this is some true you know B six thirteen scandal Olivia Pope conspiracy theory shit, but like the TV must have gotten good now for us so that we didn't cope and manage they do this on purpose in tandem. Thanks so much to the girlies at Peacock Bravo, truly original evolution, Bachelor ABC.

8:10 Speaker 1: Thank you all for clocking in just like the girl that the Pentagon had to do. I guess, okay, those Pizza Hut people right next to that's always the running joke because you know, people know I live in the DMV. If you Google at different times this past week, if you like, look up the Pizza Hut, like the pizza places right by the Pentagon, which is like you don't know, like give me six exits up from where I live. If you google the pizza places over the last couple of days at seven or eight pm, it has gone from literally no traffic to the highest traffic on like all the because it's late nights at the Pentagon and there's nobody.

8:53 Speaker 1: There is no area around the Pentagon naturally, right, like literally like when you take the exit, you can take the exit to go somewhere else, and you go past the Pentagon, but there is nothing else. There is no destination, no, like you know, you're just going back onto the highway.

9:09 Speaker 3: So like they're not gonna go with like a Chinese restaurant and next to the kindag I mean, because.

9:16 Speaker 1: There is no townhouse community like right, this will beyond the gates over there. There's no reason to put a bevy of restaurants and stuff over there. And it means that the restaurants that are not too far away pretty chill, like they're not they're not very much activity. So when you see a seven pm it goes from like all the low blue bars on Google to like the highest red bar on Google at like the Pizza Hut, the Papa Johns, this one at seven pm. You're like, and I'm not even gonna kid you, Like people were saying that on the internet.

9:51 Speaker 1: It's like a thing like Washingtonian Props reported that, but he's like you know your local DM like your local Instagram and Twitter accounts. Right. They reported that and I kid you not, Zach. Days later, here we are with the news that happened three days ago, and we were all like, oh, what's that? So y'all turn off your instagrams, turn off your instagrams and go watch to disassociate with us, Girlies. Okay, now that that, Now that we've like you know, inappropriately giggled about the state of the world, we gotta do what we gotta do.

10:25 Speaker 1: Love that for us as two minorities just trying to stay alive. By Okay, let me tell y'all what have had have had us on our like good like making us feel better. This week, we've had a killer week of TV. We're not gonna talk about all of it, but we are going to do some honorable mentions and talk about most of it. Girlies, Next Gen n y C. Watch that ship.

10:52 Speaker 2: Oh my god, I watched it last night.

10:54 Speaker 3: Fuck Charlie, Charlie, Fuck Charlie. Fuck fuck fuck Charlie. Racist motherfucking it was arrested.

11:03 Speaker 1: It's always gonna be. It's like, it's like the racism is bad. And when you're racist to someone that genuinely is like not like is it like Riley is like we w is my baby. We don't know you. We know Riley, Okay, we can't. I don't know you.

11:19 Speaker 2: Ry I know.

11:20 Speaker 1: I'm saying, like, we know Riley, we know Candy, I don't know. I'm gonna ride for my girls. What are you doing? Please don't want this platform exactly Bravo take Candy's daughter.

11:34 Speaker 3: And then, like how no one stood up for her on the bush even barely did, Like she just reached her hand.

11:41 Speaker 1: Out, like what do you expect from Becky with the Good Hair's daughter. She's the girl's girl.

11:49 Speaker 2: I know.

11:49 Speaker 3: I love that people forget that her mom is Becky with allegedly allegedly Okay, even though they said it was not a real lyric, it's a real lyric in our heads because we have common sense.

12:01 Speaker 1: She said. Call Becky with the Good Hair Rachel Roy. Her mom has beautiful hair yea though her her name be not Becky. She was the alleged person. She was the alleged person at that faithful rooftop party that Beyonce and jay Z and Solange attended and out of jay Z right because one they're apparently never supposed to be in the same room or around each other. Ever, no, Rachel Roy and Beyonce apparently for a long time up until that that altercation. Allegedly that has always been the case, like they are not in the same area or circles, especially considering Dame Dash used to be Jay Z's best fucking friend in the world, business partner, best friendly there.

12:57 Speaker 1: That whole thing happened. What I'm just what else would make you break up with your bro if not fucking you know what I'm saying, Like I know, it's like we don't have confirmation. That's all the confirmation I need. I'll don't know how boys from the hood from back in the day at if you're gonna break up with each other, it's over some real shit and it's over usually the girl that y'all both love, and it would be be honest like oh ch you're Roy or whatever. Sure that makes sense. So that's the alleged thing is like that is you know who backy with the good Hairs mom is a daughter is And then like it led to them not being you know, able to be at the same part at the same time, but for some reason they were, and that's what caused Solange allegedly to be set off.

13:37 Speaker 1: Like of all those years like, you got my sister looking out here crazy stupid at this party and everybody knows what happened because you fucked that bitch and that's why she beat Jezy, which again I appreciate. At least you're not beating up the girl. We often often y'all do that a lot. You always go after the girl first. No, take it up with that man. Throw a pie in that man's face.

14:04 Speaker 2: Or kick him in the balls.

14:07 Speaker 3: That's the one thing about action movie on the notice sand when they're trying to get away from a bad guy and he's a man, kick him in his penis.

14:14 Speaker 1: Yeah, I.

14:17 Speaker 2: Have one.

14:17 Speaker 3: When I was a camp counselor a camper threw a ball at mine.

14:21 Speaker 2: It hurts, oh my yeah.

14:25 Speaker 1: And it'll stop you daddy a track as well.

14:29 Speaker 3: Camp director got mad at me for wanting to take a break because I got hit in the penis with the ball, Like.

14:35 Speaker 1: Girl, what the one? Just what are you talking about?

14:39 Speaker 2: I can't move right now.

14:41 Speaker 1: But anyway, it's so funny, So y'all next, Jen n YC. It's been really, really good. You know, our Bravo babies are the breakout stars, which obviously they're new to this, not true to this. I mean they're not new to this. They're true to this. You know. You know, Ariana love that she's opening her mouth and telling her truth and not even in like a shady way. She's really just like living her life, just being herself and talking about her own experiences.

15:08 Speaker 3: Wig stole my money, Yeah, probably to get booze and gamble.

15:13 Speaker 1: Yeah, And I'm not shocked. I mean she didn't. They just get kicked out of their house like yet, like a couple of days ago, like ushered out like with the US marshals or something. They were like, no, girl.

15:23 Speaker 3: The one thing that did shock me is that Croy participated in it.

15:27 Speaker 1: Oh I'm not shocked by that at all.

15:29 Speaker 2: Really, Oh no, not at all.

15:31 Speaker 1: I think Croy and Kim were matchmated in haave it for each other. I'd see the trailer park trash and both of them respectfully like by you.

15:39 Speaker 2: Yeah, he did wear the really big like.

15:41 Speaker 1: I think she caught him into that too, like yeah, she made it Okay, he's younger than her. I really feel like that does not get discussed enough. Kim is a is a personality, for better or worse. She's a intoxicating individual. You see the parents that.

15:59 Speaker 2: She's her she looks fifty nine.

16:01 Speaker 3: On her first season of Atlanta, we there, but exactly she was.

16:06 Speaker 2: What twenty nine?

16:07 Speaker 1: No, no, she said she was. We really don't know. She goes, I'm twenty nine, and I remember every girl in that room goes, I.

16:14 Speaker 3: Mean, I mean she was younger because she looks I mean she's five more kids.

16:19 Speaker 1: Yeah, she was younger, but twenty nine was given, Like, girl, what life did you live? Then? It was given the hardest. She was living the DM Metsar life. I'm twenty nine.

16:29 Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, so I'm thirty three and I look younger than her.

16:33 Speaker 1: So much like then and now. Yeah, al Rana, we love. You could give two fucks about Gia. But I do love that they're all close, Like I do like that in real life that they all like at least hang out because they have that housewife connection that's been really cute to even see, like Meredith and Teresa hanging out like it's really cute.

16:57 Speaker 3: Like they're the same person except Meredith has intelligence. Yeah, but they have the same like they will snap on a dime.

17:06 Speaker 1: Like like yes, same, the loyalty. No, they're like, I'm not gonna want to engage. I can't be called out. Don't do this to me. And that's actually really funny because I feel like Meredith and Teresa are the same person. But unexpectedly ya y'all go watch next year. I see, but unexpectedly on our other show, I was like, oh, these two are the same person, and it does not surprise me that they are really really close. And that is one Teresa Judiche and Alexia on Oh Yeah Miami, they are the same person on opposite sides of Europe ye like or the world.

17:49 Speaker 1: Like they're literally Italian and Latin Latina versions of each other.

17:56 Speaker 2: Like hey, it's like bolder, yes, yes, bold and eye tell us us.

18:00 Speaker 1: Everything they say is like with the everything they say is like yeah, my hands are washed. I'm done. It's like, you know, it is what it is. It's so factual, it's so passionate and it'll change in like ten minutes.

18:12 Speaker 3: Right.

18:14 Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing about Alexia and Teresa.

18:16 Speaker 3: Like I love Alexia, I love her, down I don't like Teresa, and the main reason because I heard her on a.

18:23 Speaker 2: Podcast say, oh I hate doing the show. It sucks. I do it for the money.

18:28 Speaker 3: That like, I know, there's probably so many housewives that do that but don't say that for the viewer. It shows how fake and phony you are actually are, Yeah, because you don't want to be there. You just want to, you know, how to cause drama and great tivy just for a paycheck. It's like, at least lie, but Teresa's dumb.

18:47 Speaker 1: Yeah, so we know. Yeah, no, she was a little too honest and she knows that. And she also I never understood why she keeps getting booked for podcasts. Her voice is so monotone to me, it is nasal, but it's like not even just like a vault like the way you hear it, because you know, I listened to certain podcasters that I'm like, probably nobody else will want to listen to this voice or vice versa. I'm like, I can't understand how you listen to it, but they're the biggest ones ever. But she does also just like draw out a point, take forever to get there and not have a lot of valuable things.

19:20 Speaker 1: I know. Its like she's still mad for the same things for Yeah, so is that what we're talking about? Every week? We're gonna update on the sprinkle cookies and how she shouldn't have brought them to the to the to the party.

19:31 Speaker 2: No, she shouldn't have. Okay, great, next next point.

19:34 Speaker 1: Now you's point is probably like now she owes me a percentage of the sprinkle cookies, right, which I could understand the housewife logic behind that. Lewayne had the same similar math when Bethany you know, ordered her Sago Margaremita margarita in front of her and she was like, Louienne though, it's it's fun with it, because she giggled. She was like, maybe I.

19:55 Speaker 2: Should remember I don't remember that.

19:59 Speaker 3: When Heather was on New York Heather Thompson, h she was being serious. She was like, well, when I started Yummy and I got big, I gave my friend who helped me create a rolex And Beth is like, I'm not giving una folex from Chinatown.

20:15 Speaker 1: I mean, because Louise was simply just in proximity. She was just in a good location at an early time where production was still deciding who was gonna, you know, hang out with who and who's gonna, you know, try to reform connections. And they sit down and the girl just orders like literally like tequila, like you know, three shots tequila. Like the lime and like a little overmoveth or something like that, and they were like, I kind of skinner Margarita and Luayne, but Lui Alice was tongue in cheek with it for the years to come, and I found that funny.

20:42 Speaker 1: It was Bethany, who, like, you know, made that awkward in Heather, who do you know it's Heather but Luayne, Yeah, Heather's Heather. I wonder how she's doing right now? Do you ever think about that with what's going on with Diddy?

20:56 Speaker 2: With Diddy?

20:56 Speaker 1: I wonder, I really, because she was her personality for the entire first part of a season that she used to work with Diddy. Holla, Heather. So either you were not that involved, which I don't believe, or you know, what is it?

21:13 Speaker 2: She no? Because there was that whole you're.

21:15 Speaker 3: In the picture Kristen Takman joined, which is the season before Bethany rejoined, like the first or second episode she had that party and there were all these former Bad boying please because remember Christen's has been Josh was also an employee at Bad Boys, right, and they're like, and I remember thinking, watch it because I watched it a couple of months ago. This is when like he first was arrested and shit, and and Carol saying Diddy is such a chic, which you know her Epstein connections, We're not even gonna talk about right, Like She's like, did he such a chic well put together guy?

21:50 Speaker 2: And like think about it now she.

21:53 Speaker 1: I mean, and then perception, but like also like girl, they're calling I've been watching the out every single day and not watching them on TV because it's not being televised. But I hate clock in. I literally use my English degree solely to read the large and long transcripts every day. Like I don't even just get the TikTok recas. I will read them because I want to hear because my jaw has been since the first day that I accidentally read the transcript, I've been like fixated. I've been sad. It's like this isn't real, Like it's not real.

22:25 Speaker 1: But if they're calling assistance of assistance, of assistance, okay, they're calling like taxi drivers of the of the male sex worker that just brought him over. You know what I'm saying, How is she on escape? Complete has been?

22:43 Speaker 2: She said she's been to parties.

22:45 Speaker 1: Girl, kid buddy was there, But you're not. I'm actually shocked, right.

22:51 Speaker 2: Like, what do you know? And why not know something she.

22:55 Speaker 1: Has to know? Not just to mention if you were working with them, you were doing something admin related. And from what we can tell, it's a Rico case, which means like it's beyond him being a freak. There is a network of people around him that have kept him in power and empowered to do really fucked up things for a long period of time. What photos many of her and him as like a fashion show? I want to know if y'all are commenting on Spotify, I've been seeing more of those. Why don't you comment what you know?

23:30 Speaker 1: I'm just curious if you know where she's at. Y'all have done the googles. I can't type right now because I'll have to edit this more later and I don't want to, so I can't google and look it up. But if y'all look it up or see where's Heather and all this? If she said anything like I just what side is she on? You know what I mean? Like, well, it's giving. We know it's side drawing because there, like you said, other connections to other terrible men who do terrible things. But then also like Cassie had in India.

24:00 Speaker 1: Plenty of these women had NBA's is they're a Jane Doe. You can testify anonymously like Jane Doe was.

24:05 Speaker 2: On there for could be one of the Jane does, but.

24:09 Speaker 1: One of the Jane Doe. I don't think have they I don't think they've changed them yet. It's still haven't the one and many of the Internet believes it is likely fifty cents for a baby's mother allegedly who once had a Yeah, there was some they had a think that convert that transcripted that six days. They had her on the stand anonymously six days. But we can't get Heather. Heather speak out. I would let her to say something at least like I didn't see I mean, maybe she's like, I can't lie, I can't be fake.

24:39 Speaker 1: Shout out to Ace Love Island, who was like, I can't hug you respectfully, that would be fake.

24:44 Speaker 2: Didn't you ever forget his name? Like as amnesia?

24:49 Speaker 1: Yeah? My I was like, are you a Leo? Like every thought of what Sani was we'ren out the window. When I saw that on his back, I was like, oh, how much do you love yourself? But that's what I'm saying, like, unless you know you're a star or something, I'm confused as to what this is.

25:06 Speaker 2: And if you look, there's three least three photos in a row.

25:10 Speaker 1: Oh, let me do it, do it.

25:13 Speaker 2: My grandmother and her wedding. But like me, me, mebbe.

25:17 Speaker 1: I love my song and that's fine.

25:19 Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie, but not that much and that's.

25:22 Speaker 1: Just fun, you know. So I just was like, when were we talking about Miami? Because it's actually so good. It's only been two episodes. The premiere started off very strong. I thought I was gonna do one thing. I ended up sitting down, y'all know me. I ended up sitting down and watching the whole thing lot to unpack their strong first start. I think what makes it so good is that these women really are friends. They have friendships and connections with each other that do supersede the show, which makes their performances, lol, performance and behaviors on the show that much more effective in their personal lives.

26:05 Speaker 1: You see that with Lisa and Larsa. We're starting off strong with they are not cool right now, honey. Okay, Lisa got a new boo. He not cool with her. Larsa got a new boo anymore. No, he's not that new, but like she got a new boo, her new boo is not cool with him cool with her, but he is cool with Larsa's old boom Marcus in his.

26:28 Speaker 3: Which is a whole nother situation. That's that's so creepy.

26:31 Speaker 1: Yeah it is.

26:32 Speaker 2: It's like adjacent creepy.

26:33 Speaker 1: Yeah it is. It is. And what's weird to me is like it's weird that Lisa and her boot aren't quite weren't quite getting right away or acting like they don't get right away. Why Larsa would be upset not saying that, like, because god forbid, I'm not going this is not a Larsa Kate or defense. And Larsa is a hot mess in my head. I love watching her, but she's a hot fucking mess, okay, and she makes terrible decisions and it affects her children. She doesn't even know about it or give a ship. But what I will say is, you met Marcus through Larsa.

27:10 Speaker 1: You're dating one of your your girlfriend's, your your girlfriend is this girl's like bff on the show and friend in real life. But you're gonna go kpe up for this man that you don't know very well what because he's a Jordan. That's crazy to me because and it's at least crazy for you to act like you don't understand why she's over real? Why would I you know, he's not friends.

27:36 Speaker 2: No, he's not.

27:37 Speaker 1: No, he's not y'all are and he's not this man like Marcus is not getting on the check. Marcus is not Michael. I don't understand, Like it's not like it's not like you know, you're getting it for any other connection. There's no other real purpose there, not getting like you know, front row seats. He's not even the most popular Jordan child, Like he's from all the parts that we've seen, he's like the most disconnected from Michael because of his association with large and air conditioning.

28:11 Speaker 3: Like it's like you wanted to you want to get to Alec Baldwin, but you get stuck with William Baldwin.

28:18 Speaker 1: Who exactly which dad was his child? Does he have one? I know the children? No? And I know Ireland. I know, I like the Ireland. Alec.

28:29 Speaker 3: Yeah, Stephen is Haley's dad, I think, Yeah, I know Stephen.

28:38 Speaker 1: That explains so much that's also been wild justin girl.

28:43 Speaker 2: Oh, the Justin B. Burnley.

28:46 Speaker 3: We know allegedly, I have to say this allegedly, you know, allegedly usher and did he did some stuff that to.

28:53 Speaker 1: Justin it's very clear he's crashing out and timing is not you would be you'd be a little bit naive to not notice the timing of this, and for him to say things on his own platform like have you not seen what trauma looks like? Without being specific. He's literally calling it trauma, calling me processing. He needs help. He does not like his wife. Some days, I am very worried most days. He that thing when she made the cover of Vogue. His post about her making the cover of Vogue was the worst congress.

29:30 Speaker 1: That was like straight out of like a Jacks Taylor Bravo husband book. That was crazy.

29:34 Speaker 2: He was like like, I guess you got it.

29:37 Speaker 1: Beyond even I guess you got it. He was like, imagine my surprise and win a fight. One day I said you will never make it on the cover of Vogue and shut me right up. Imagine my surprise. Guess I was wrong. I'm like, that is a terrible addict.

29:53 Speaker 2: Your wife was the cover of Vogue. Girl.

29:55 Speaker 3: There's the way he there's the way he could have said, like I did not not didn't it was possible, but she proved me wrong.

30:02 Speaker 2: And I'm so happy she proved me, like say something like that. Oh just positive.

30:07 Speaker 1: You know, we didn't know this was gonna happen one day. You know though you didn't set out to be like a model. We didn't think you'd be on the cover of Vogue because you're not, you know, a supermodel, but you proved to be a supermodel. Anyway, It's something I could do it better, right straight, girls, go get you a lesbian.

30:25 Speaker 2: Somemary, Like one of the Thousand Sisters said.

30:29 Speaker 3: I remember when Kim first set first start out, her goal was to get on Cosmopolitan magazine, and now she's on the cover of Vogue.

30:38 Speaker 2: Yeah, like that's something huge, Like no one thought.

30:42 Speaker 1: Of its possible. Yes, you like especially not and not for your looks before your business savvy, Like there were so many things you could say, like not just because you know you're as beautiful as even though I think you're a supermodel, you got this because of your own your beauty, your brains, your strength, your business anything other than like not it was just a real hater ish like damn, Like like Mark is that you like it was just such a hater response that we're so used to seeing. Yeah, but it's like we're used to seeing it on Bravo, God bless And you know how many men we could name right now that it would have given.

31:18 Speaker 1: This response could have been.

31:20 Speaker 3: About from the Thousand, coming from Jack's Jesse from the Valley, Lenny Hawkstein.

31:25 Speaker 1: Yep, Tom h but Schwartz, this would have been a Schwartz response. Was in the relationship with Katie, I used to be like really upset that people thought Schwartz was just a du fist because like, no, he's a passive, aggressive asshole. He's rude.

31:43 Speaker 2: It's manipula.

31:44 Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a tick because so you're unarmed and disarmed when someone like Katie gets volatile, like it's borderline abusive, like he's gaslighting her. He's really rude about it, and he says things that are backhanded that probably confuse her for days and days and days, And that is not a logical manipulation and it's not right.

32:01 Speaker 3: I fell for it for many, many, many many years.

32:05 Speaker 1: And yeah, like I feel for a while. It wasn't until they got married did I feel like I was like, no, you know what it was coming. When they got married, I really was not into it. I was nervous, and the relationship got bad ever since then. Right, And I remember being like, this is uneasy. But it was when he pulled and I bring this up all the time, is when he pulled that girl and she was walking in two happy hours. We've seen it and the girls or whatever. Right. He stops her at the door and says, Bubby, I gotta tell you something.

32:37 Speaker 1: I remember when I told you that. So we did. We might have done a little more, we might have kissed a little And she's at the door. You're in the doorway of we're about to go get drinks with the friends with the with the homies, and you tell me now before I walk in to six of my best friends and in front of TV and producers that we work with, that you cheated on me. I'm confused by you thought this was a good time. I just really want to know what the thought was here. And then you wonder like I'm not.

33:09 Speaker 1: In fact, I will say I used to hate Katie until I realized they were Schwartz.

33:14 Speaker 2: Yeah.

33:14 Speaker 1: I was like yeah, no, Now I'm like, go up I'm over because like it was him. Of course if you were. If I was married to a man like him, I also would have probably at the slight. Yeah, I would have tequila every couple of days and been on a bender because I needed to calm my nerves and then yell at him for being an asshole, which he was and which is what Like there's a a clock. We see that happen all the time, especially with our housewives, especially with our Bravo girlies. It's actually really annoying to see.

33:45 Speaker 2: So Bravo women married trash men.

33:48 Speaker 1: Yeah, speaking of trash men, what are your thoughts on Todd and Alexia, because you know, here's a rat, Marisol things they need to kick bricks. He should go. It starts the premiere, all fully fucked Todd, Okay, burn it down. He did this to Frankie. He left, and that was that had me. I was like, oh no, not in front of that fine.

34:16 Speaker 2: Well that kind of I mean, the moving on in front of his son.

34:18 Speaker 3: But like once she said she left him, he left him alone in the apartment, Like, girl, you do that yourself. I remember she because I I before the every whenever our new season of Housewives, starts. I watched the previous season, and she works with the Damoya Foundation, which helps people with brain injuries and just intellectual disabilities live a normal life or try as normal as they can, you know, because there's certain things people can't do.

34:51 Speaker 2: And the Damoya Foundation is like elected you have to let go.

34:57 Speaker 3: Like at the season finale of last year, Frankie got his first uber by himself, which was which was amazing.

35:05 Speaker 2: But like that, and like.

35:07 Speaker 3: I understand, like it's confusing for Frankie that he's moving out in front of him, not telling him what's going on. I'm giving Alexa chance to explain because Frankie may not understand.

35:16 Speaker 2: We don't really we won't know.

35:17 Speaker 3: We'll probably never know the extent of what he'll understand, which is which is fine. There's certain things you don't have to talk about. But when she said he left Frankie alone.

35:26 Speaker 2: I'm like, you leave Frankie alone, girl.

35:29 Speaker 3: Yeah, even said it, like Frankie when they were at their million dollar multi level penthouse that had the car in the apartment.

35:37 Speaker 2: She said, yeah, Frankie gets lonely. He goes downstairs and talks to the girls, probably the leasing office or something.

35:42 Speaker 1: So maybe I mean, yeah, she probably just wanted to develop him in that moment. But also I mean, if you're gonna leave him, I can't imagine no, with his cognitive differences, something that is a big change like that, like you're rushing my mom out the house, which he may not have clocked, but like that's what was happening. We know he are out of the house, so he can move out. And if he's doing it in an abrupt way and in a short amount of time, that probably did disrupt his nervous system quite a bit in a way.

36:09 Speaker 1: And you have enough answers, and you left him alone to deal with that by himself, because it's not like he gave Alexia I head up, hamm about to leave your ass. You might want to come home. Your son is gonna be hysterical about it, like or even get me a heads up, Hey I left your son is hysterical, Like you might want to go check on your son anything.

36:26 Speaker 3: We don't know if he was hysterical, because Alexia like Teresa, yes, probably embellious, yes, yes, yes, which is why I'm like they're the same person, because she was so.

36:36 Speaker 1: Like down on him in the beginning, like fuck him, I'll never forgive him. She got a whole group together. They were all like fuck odd, you know, doing shots over it and like same episode later, next episode. But we've only had two episodes and they fucking by episode two they aren't. I'm still in love with him. We are officially divorced, but I'm like been all the more reason for you to and Girdi is the one who has to tell her baby you can actually make a decision. That's the crazy part.

37:05 Speaker 2: You can decide you don't want to, because.

37:09 Speaker 1: Right hete when they do my girl like that, you know how, let me some girl.

37:12 Speaker 2: We gotta talk about that too. Yeah, they are trying. Alexia and Julia are turying so hard to Julia.

37:20 Speaker 1: What are you doing? First of all, let's talk about that cruise situation, because I'm pissed on behalf of Gerdy. I'm not gonna say I don't. I mean, if y'all are on Julia's side, I don't get it, y'all, I don't get it because if I go anywhere on you, the fact that she dropped everything to even go on this cruise with you, I wouldn't.

37:38 Speaker 2: I hate cruises.

37:39 Speaker 1: I hate being isolated. I hate the ocean. It seems unknown. People don't know. I don't like that. I've never seen the Titanic, but they're like Titanic submarine, okay, exactly, And we.

37:52 Speaker 2: Weren't that far in the ocean. No, they weren't that far they died.

37:56 Speaker 1: No, I'm okay, I'm good on it. Actually, I'll take a plane that lands, and then I'm on the land, right and I can walk or run when I need to.

38:06 Speaker 3: But yeah, but what they're doing, they're they're doing what Lala and Shina did to Ariana on season eleven.

38:14 Speaker 1: Did that workout? How that work out?

38:16 Speaker 2: Exactly?

38:16 Speaker 1: What happened next?

38:18 Speaker 3: Right, because Gertie got so much love for which horror deserved, like what is the problem and the what's what's wrong with that? And then they saw all the love she was getting because Julia thought that it would be her season because she had because Martina went through cancer, which is also which.

38:37 Speaker 1: Is also yeah, Martine is not the housewife, right, No, shade is just that it'd be like any of the house like your husband has the thing. Yes, you're going through a lot, Greg.

38:49 Speaker 2: Guy, it would be her storyline, right.

38:50 Speaker 1: We care deeply about Greg getting cancer. We care deeply about right. Nini's storyline was her was a caretaker, not her having cancer.

38:59 Speaker 2: There's a different I.

39:01 Speaker 3: Will say that what it's looking like Gerty's storyline is which I think is very interesting, and we don't see that often.

39:08 Speaker 2: It's how you recover from cancer, like once every once you're done with chemo.

39:13 Speaker 1: We don't see that very often.

39:15 Speaker 3: We never see that, and it's actually she even said I don't feel like myself, like she doesn't feel good, like she said, her skin is not the same, she doesn't feel good in her body and a rustle, which I also understand.

39:28 Speaker 2: He's like, I don't want you.

39:29 Speaker 3: To have more surgeries because he probably has PTSD from you know, seeing every which it's like, it's an interesting thing we never see.

39:39 Speaker 2: So I'm curious see how that's going.

39:41 Speaker 3: To play out because that's a very interesting storyline.

39:44 Speaker 1: Yes, I agree. Sorry, my dog literally just bombarded My wife just let him in because I guess he was sitting at the door and whining because he does that when I record. He loves being in the room. Wow, podcast is very strange.

39:59 Speaker 2: He loves dish.

40:00 Speaker 1: Yeah, no, he's into it. I mean we were watching Love Island this morning, him and I so at like six am. He was very invested. He rolled all okay exactly, he rolled all the way anywhere on his back just to do just to watch it with me. But yeah, I just I I really think I admire Gurty so much. I actually think there's room for both. But I would not you know, I'm not surprised at a chick like Julia.

40:25 Speaker 2: Okay, well, I'm gonna call this. I'm gonna call it. You can tell me if I'm wrong. I've seen people say this. People think Julia is racist.

40:33 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, she is very much.

40:34 Speaker 2: So Okay, that was like, that's give it a second thought.

40:39 Speaker 1: No, what I will say is what I would like, you know, I hate to demystify it for for for for the girlies, but for me at least when I watch, I suspend that reality because the reality is that a good sixty five percent of real housewives period are racist and you just don't know it. They're micro like the ones that like, you know, you know, your big ones, you know you know you're ones that are like you know your you know the Okay, why does she have a job in the I know we talked. We had to talk about that later did you know that?

41:18 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I know because it was here.

41:21 Speaker 1: I was. What is not what I want when I say my worlds need to collide, I don't want that saying you don't need no job from no.

41:33 Speaker 3: What we want is Ariana hosting Love Island Ariana for me going to Chicago on Broadway, which is one of my favorite job.

41:41 Speaker 1: Oh my god, I saw her in it. Amazing you did?

41:43 Speaker 3: I did?

41:44 Speaker 1: I saw it. I saw it the weekend before she closed and shout out to CEC loves you because she saw it the very night before. We missed each other by one night and then we couldn't get drinks the next day in New York. But yeah, no, we saw it. I saw it, and she was fantastic. That's someone who could be employed. SOFTI does not need to be moment. She's fine over there, away from men, away from me. But yeah, like many of them reveal their racism in a micro Actually, it's usually in how they talk or react to just something, you know, and i'mthing passing an aggression that we all go, oh, okay, we've seen it, Erica Jane's done it multiple times, you know.

42:27 Speaker 1: We all look to see how they'll take it. You know what I mean, Like, you know, it's something as simple as let me tell you how quickly we clock it. It is something as so simple. It's like I didn't know they were racist, and tel I'm like yeah. But and then we you know, bring the receipts from like back in the day and like wow, and then we all have like a discourse in the comments and I was racism. It's like when you saw Hannah Berner go up to MEGANE. Stallion on the Red carpet and say I love your music.

42:53 Speaker 1: It makes me want to fight that right there, all black fans of Bravo or Gigy Squad or sometimes we're like yeah, Hanna go again.

43:03 Speaker 2: You put your open your mouth and you put your yeah yeah.

43:07 Speaker 1: And it's like okay, yeah, you know, like well that was just her, you know, being you know, a bit inappropriate or ghost or something. Yeah, and just in the tune of racism. It's just like yeah, it's it's a Reddit thread of putting your foot in your mouth and then it's like r E colon racist. It just is like that's what it is. It's not not it's just like so Julia Alexia, they operate sometimes in the tune of racism, like it's a microaggression or macroaggression, but it is based it's an aggression because it's based in a race, Like you're mad at Gertie for getting more sympathy than you believe you and your wife should get for her cancer, and you've made it about that even though that's not even your storyline.

43:46 Speaker 1: And the fact that she has been like responding before the episode, like come out, like she's explaining herself. Julia is like on the internet has also been like, oh, so you know you're wrong and you don't want people to call you a racist, but are But like, what are we supposed to do when you are mad that Gertie is getting sympathy And Girty is not even trying to make her own storyline like about her own struggles. She's trying to make it like how she's recovering, how she's just like how she's like just trying to keep going after this big component star it is.

44:19 Speaker 1: I have a lot of questions, and it's probably really important for people who have been through something similar, are going through something, or know someone to see the other side of it more than just labs and and you know, chemo and stuff is like, but how do you feel? How is your mental? All that stuff? Afterwards, Julia, you're like, in your first at home scene, you're not even talking about Martina or her health. You're talking about your goats. You were both in two different countries away from each other, working or vacation, and then you got to call the two babies needed you, And now you get to be wonderful parents to these two little boys.

44:54 Speaker 3: I mean, so I'm happy for them, but yeah, but it's like it's another thing.

44:59 Speaker 2: I will listen.

44:59 Speaker 3: I'm to read this up because it pissed me the fuck off when it happened, and it made me so mad. It was not this past season, but the season before on Beverly Hills, when Garcel, the love fucking Love Garcel sat down with poor Rito for a meal and poor Rito and yes I will call her poor Rito.

45:22 Speaker 2: People who don't like it, you can suck an egg why she's poor?

45:27 Speaker 3: And she also she wanted to let not even talk about how she wants goas a lago, which is a whole nother you're kidding.

45:36 Speaker 2: You didn't see that?

45:37 Speaker 1: No, when I tell you Beverly Hills househouse is a full that's a job for me. That's actually where I put in my most amount of like t you're hours. That is not enjoyable. That is literally no job. So when they're not on the screen, I'm like, okay bye.

45:53 Speaker 3: But when she they had that, there was a sit down. It was like in the middle of the season. I remember which episode is, you know not that in tune to it. She said, I can't be racist. I'm Jewish.

46:07 Speaker 1: So do you not know that Judaism is not a racist a religion? Did she know that? Did she know that?

46:13 Speaker 2: Yeah?

46:13 Speaker 1: Oh no, but she also doesn't.

46:14 Speaker 2: Know what accident. It's weird. It's an ethno religion, so.

46:18 Speaker 1: It's anth religion. But also it's more Yeah, first of all, but that's not even okay.

46:25 Speaker 2: Let me I mean I love that. I will say this.

46:29 Speaker 3: I know older relatives of mine who I love because they're you know, relatives are kind to me a little bit racist.

46:37 Speaker 1: Yeah, that happens sometimes, especially, I mean I know some people who in terms I mean there there's people who pass who are racist because they passed. But that also comes from the opportunity to be privileged enough to be able to look down on someone based on their appearance or be or see them differently, or judgement based on their appearance of race, which is like a skin tone, color or some kind of or some kind of like disclaimer that shows up before they even get say or do anything. Daried, I love you sometimes, but let me tell you something.

47:10 Speaker 1: When you open up, that's not the first thing that people are thinking about is you being a minority. They're just not. They don't even know that until you tell them, because you changed you changed your nose, you have a weird accent. We don't know where you're from. Some say Connecticut, but some say England. Depend on what day or time, what car you're driving, and if you got a cigarette in your mouth, or the season, like what the season's like. So how you supposed to know that? So but my, by my calculation, you could be any other white woman who couldn't absolutely be racist.

47:38 Speaker 1: So you're telling me that you can't be racist because you're Jewish. I'm like, oh, that's news to me that you can't be racist because you're Jewish. I know so many Jews were racist, Okay, case in point.

47:49 Speaker 2: And also, let's be honest, you're flack. I'm white. If we.

47:55 Speaker 3: Excuse me, if we took a picture of us just standing next to each other, and you didn't know anything about us. Right, I have privilege because of the color of my skin. Yeah, I have privilege. Like I'm just gonna get political. But like if someone pulls me over in the car, I don't get worried.

48:14 Speaker 2: Yeah, because of my privilege.

48:16 Speaker 1: Yeah, And I mean it took.

48:17 Speaker 2: Me a long time to realize that. But you have to realize that.

48:20 Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I get it. I mean I love the fact that you even just said, you know, because you're recognizing your privilege. But I love the fact that you're like, you know this is gonna get it. You say, like you know, this is kind of gonna get political. It is a privilege even for it to be political for some people, like it as a thought, I it's a should I do we talk about it? Who do I talk? You know what I mean? Like it's an everyday life for Garselles children, yep. Like there's no point in life where her boys, her kid, especially her oldest kid, like Gerty's kids, Like, there's no point where we're gonna have the same time when we get pulled over.

48:59 Speaker 1: It is not something that we can vote about, think about like it is literally we're at the mercy of the person you know, in that situation, and it is nothing other than a reality and not it's not a conversation point. It's not really because you know, let me tell you something, Black people don't sit around talking with each other about black people getting put over. But the privileges that some people can and should and should talk to the people that they need to talk to about it, like someone like Poro, someone needs to tell that girl down and be like, hey girl, untrue.

49:27 Speaker 1: It's actually giving really racism right now. Like, first of all, it's like when remember when Carlton was Carlton told Kyle that she was anti Semitic because she asked her about her necklace in the pentagram and she was like, is that a Jewish star? And she was like, no, I have plenty of Jewish friends. Are you anti Semitic? And she's like, what he knows. The only time I've ever stuck off her cale in my mind or been like or been on the side of Kyle because she was like, just listen, oh, it's like my kids are Jewish.

50:10 Speaker 1: That's the only time that I felt like in that moment, that response of like.

50:15 Speaker 2: My so and so is Jewish?

50:17 Speaker 1: Made sense because she was like I was asking because my family Yorish.

50:24 Speaker 3: Literally they all three of her four daughters, her is Jewish.

50:34 Speaker 1: Like we've only known Kyle to be married to a Jewish man with Jewish kids, a Mexican.

50:38 Speaker 2: Jewish for.

50:40 Speaker 1: The entirety, which is like the first time we don't know her not be married.

50:45 Speaker 3: I hate to say this, but when I was growing up, there was this family who joined my.

50:50 Speaker 2: Synagogue who was black. Okay, because you know, Jewish people are ninety percent of us are wife. Yes, let's be honest.

50:59 Speaker 1: I remember, is just a new yes, yes, that's what I'm saying. Is like a lot of times when people are like, you know, yes, you are also part of the minority in opress community because how they do y'all is so dirty. People are so stupid. But also, I mean, it's funny because y'all are white people, but our common enemy is still white people. It's like, don I gotta fight your cousin with you? Come on, but right, let's yell.

51:23 Speaker 2: Like I remember.

51:26 Speaker 3: I remember when because I was little and my mom's like, that's not that because I was saying i'd be racist.

51:31 Speaker 2: Ship like there's a black family and our similars.

51:34 Speaker 3: Yeah, and my mom's like yeah, and you know, people they're jew want to pray, they do they might which but this is.

51:41 Speaker 2: When I was either was like seven, so you know, I didn't.

51:44 Speaker 1: I didn't know.

51:44 Speaker 3: Yeah, I was little, little, but I remember thinking, oh, that's so I didn't want to want to say weird, like I've never seen.

51:51 Speaker 2: A black Jewish family.

51:52 Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I didn't even know that kind of represent I've never seen that kind of representation. We're very behind a representation of different kind of intersectionality is in America. We're getting little ones existed, you know. Yeah. My only cultural reference was literally, that's a raven back in the day because Cory's friend had a bar miss foot? Is that the one I always or? Is it? Yes? Okay, I've been to by one. Okay, So I'm like, I get very confused, And let me tell you something. If y'all letting anything stop you from befriending and being friends with your local your kids, local Jewish classmates, baby them parties, can it?

52:32 Speaker 1: You better go and churn up with them and let them turn adults. You better go cheer them on. I had the best time. I love my I loved my seventh grade for me being Yeah, seventh grade for me being a little black girl in Texas. I was in seventh grade. I was in Dallas at the time, and all my friends were Jewish, so really, yeah, they were there. A lot of them were Jewish. I had two or three LATINX friends and then a couple of black ones. But yeah, it was It's a different vibe for minorities down there in the South.

53:01 Speaker 1: I came from so black. It's interesting. It is like black Texans and I did not get super along very easily because I'm from DC, the DMV area. Our mindset is a little diff We like to march, we like to yell at you until you don't like to politically debate. And they are very polite down there in all their ways.

53:21 Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll just say that, bless your heart.

53:23 Speaker 1: Your heart, they pray it away, they hope it away, they sweet tee it away, and know they fight different, which is why I don't mind watching it on TV. But it is hard to live through. But yes, girl, I went to plenty of the themes. I went to the services. I was like, Wow, how you member haze all them words? You know.

53:43 Speaker 2: I didn't. I can't read Hebrew, so I had a folder.

53:47 Speaker 3: I snuck under them, under like the puodium that had transliteration, and I practiced the transliteration, and I snuck the papers onto the torah. They the torah open, and I practiced with my tutor, Sandy Wine. Shout out wherever you are, Sandy. He helped me, and it was like, also this, let me tell you what my barment's experience one because this was hilarious. So our ritual director, I'm not gonna say ze still works in my synagogue. But he's a nice man, very sweet man, very computer illiterate. And because we're all we're all young because at barmitzwell you're twelve or thirteen for boys, twelve for girls, right, so we're all young, and we know about technology.

54:40 Speaker 3: Half of not half, more like ninety percent of our study session with him.

54:45 Speaker 2: Is figuring out how to work his computer.

54:50 Speaker 3: We're supposed to be learning about the Torah, you know, learning what our partia, which is like our portion like whatever the week in the tourist r right, and it's not said how to close microsoft word.

55:05 Speaker 2: This is also the same man. I remember this so well.

55:08 Speaker 3: A school we were at synagogue very very early because it was like a bar Mitzweh for friends. We got there early to support and a squirrel got into the sanctuary. Oh my god, this man in his full tallest which is like the scarf doue that people wear. It was running around the synagogue the center sanctuary with a tablecloth.

55:32 Speaker 1: Oh my god, the tallest because you can take the tallest off, but you can take it off if.

55:38 Speaker 3: You go and stuff, you can take it off and put it down and then put it back on.

55:43 Speaker 2: He's running at the squirrel.

55:48 Speaker 3: So funny, and we're like trying to focus, but we're like even the but it was like the bar mitzwe were just like.

55:56 Speaker 2: What what you call animal control.

55:59 Speaker 1: That's so funny because like if a bird goes through a black church, the pastor just starts praying over it and using it as an object lesson of Jesus is in the room. That's the Holy Spirit's gonna get you all up there we go. Who else you know exactly, but like you know see or or if you're you know, Southern Baptist, that's the devil trying to distract you from God's better focus. Don't talk about that bird. He's operating in his purpose? Are you operating in yours? That's what? Wow?

56:30 Speaker 2: And yeah like mets are lit.

56:33 Speaker 1: No, yeah, I had a great time still literally remember the themes. I'm not even kidding, And that was decades ago.

56:40 Speaker 2: Like my theme, my teme was so stupid.

56:42 Speaker 3: I was taking guitar lessons at the times. I wanted Broadway y like I wanted it to be you are now seeing a vida or you're for like the table you.

56:56 Speaker 1: I actually did go to a Broadway bot mitzvah for a girl? Is that right? Did I do that? Right? Yeah? Okay, right, I forget very quickly, y'all also shout out to happy Eddie. Wait did you see did you hear? I did not? So I went okay. So she said she wasn't gonna right, she said it the region.

57:20 Speaker 2: Uh huh.

57:21 Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. We my wife works in Virginia and she has her Virginia medical card. She for marijuana. She got a alert on because there's Virginia does their marijuana very differently. Because we still have a governor who's he's friends with that other man over across the way in DC. So he does things very bad. But Virginia. They they have like only one dispensary, like one company is in charge of like a region of each part of Virginia. So there's like three or four companies total that have all however, many hundred dispensaries in all of Virginia, so like four companies all across.

58:07 Speaker 1: Like one company handles like the northern Virginia side, like closer to DC, and that is a specific dispensary called Beyond Hello. That one my wife got a d like a text like an alert, like a notification on like Monday or Tuesday about uh. She was like, what is this? Who is this? And it was just like come join new for meet and greet and new launch of such and such with special guest Stacy Rouche. And it didn't say housewife. It just said that as like it popped up on her notification screen and like from the dispensary and she was reading it out loud and I was like, wait, what this was before it was on Instagram, before it was anywhere else.

58:49 Speaker 1: And I texted our good friend Kendrick Tucker, and I was like, Stacy, because unless you're a Bravo girly, you don't know firsty lasty of a random and definitely not my wife. I said, Stacy Rush, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, how do you spell it? I looked at it and said, oh god, she's releasing her own edible brand in the DMV and she's doing it in Virginia right now. Because that's not technically People like, oh, well, his market is in Maryland. No, no, no, Happy Eddie is actually nationwide soul though it is distributed in Maryland.

59:26 Speaker 1: It is like grown in Maryland. It is distributed like nationwide at any place that it is like legal. So he actually his stuff is also available in the same dispensary that she just released hers in. Hers is just not gonna be available in other states yet who knows when. But she also, right, Zach, Can I tell you that she had her meet and greet and pop up on the same day Happy Eddie had his, oh different city, same day life, I said, Can I tell you?

1:00:02 Speaker 2: Okay?

1:00:04 Speaker 1: I mean, I mean you probably would have to pay like Maya angelousa state maybe, but like, but why don't you call it rise still Rise she rises?

1:00:15 Speaker 3: And someone said, to make things worse, the name of it is Nigerian.

1:00:21 Speaker 2: It's like show you or something like a Nigerian word.

1:00:27 Speaker 1: Oh my god, Stacy, you hate that lady like and what's worse is that you know me, I'm petty. She didn't respond, but I also told her she didn't have to. But as soon as I saw it before it even like made its way on social media before it was like it was one twesday, I d MD it to Stacy, I mean to Wendy. I said, girl, I know you can't necessarily respond and ain't gonna try to pull you in no ship. I just think you shouldn't that girl. Lot y'all have that reunion, oh okay, and they'll say y'all better watch off as Stacey Stacy and she's like.

1:01:05 Speaker 2: You don't no, no, we lost one liar another damn.

1:01:10 Speaker 1: Stacey really came to this, came to play brou she whoa next He's gonna be great, can't wait. He's the caveat Happy Eddie had his event in Philly and Stacey headers in Virginia. But still that's really close for comfort and that is crazy. Same day Juneteenth, you're bugging Stacey girl, m M.

1:01:32 Speaker 2: But that's low down.

1:01:33 Speaker 1: It is low down.

1:01:34 Speaker 2: But I can say, but we appreciate the housewives.

1:01:36 Speaker 1: No, we really do, because what I will say is her ex husband is like he is one of He's a very big name or big like finance financial name around specifically Virginia. He is in the northern in Northern Virginia, which is like a whole new world, which is why I call it like Northern Virginia because it's different than the rest of Virginia. I don't know what they're doing over there, like he is. I think he's like the former VP or VP of Audi, and Audi is like headquarters. No but powerful, so powerful and so connected financially here that in the DMV the amount of money that you have doesn't matter.

1:02:20 Speaker 1: It is not a dollar thing. It is a power thing, like you could be cal Richard's rich. And that's why, like it took actually a lot, believe it or not. I was reading an article somewhere that Mauricio's heart their hardest venture of expanding the agency was not Mexico, was not any other part. It was DC. It was DC because it is a power thing. Everybody's house is multimillion dollars here as well, like and we don't look like it doesn't look like LA, but it's just in your little houses being really expensive.

1:02:47 Speaker 1: So he was like they weren't getting the same listings and things like that because it's who you know. They trust Sotheby's and they trust their girlies. You know who the you know those people. So Stacy I was worried about how she would make a living for herself, like how she would sustain after the divorce. I really was like after last season because I know who her husband is, Like, I don't know him personally, but when I that's just oh wow, damn. And then I was like, wait, he let her do the show.

1:03:14 Speaker 1: That was crazy to me. And then I'm like, how is she gonna sustain? How much money are they making from this? Because she's leaving a pretty significant lifestyle of power.

1:03:24 Speaker 3: She didn't take anything in the right you remember, so.

1:03:27 Speaker 1: She's gotta sell something low key. I mean it was either this or a six foot candle.

1:03:31 Speaker 2: You know that QBC money must have made her something.

1:03:35 Speaker 1: But like, the candles isn't making Wendy anything, but we does make you money. So I think she was like she took one happy Eddy and said, you know what,

1:03:46 Speaker 1: right and listen, I'm gonna try them both. And well I know what happy Eddies is like. But I'm gonna try the spacey Stacey and I'm gonna let y'all know I'm gonna try it soon. I'm gonna try it this way.

1:03:56 Speaker 2: You know what, you know what I don't. It's you know what, not me on my ass? What's that, Tamra Judges CBD?

1:04:04 Speaker 1: Really, Venus is in there, Vena is strong.

1:04:10 Speaker 2: Venus CBD. It has I'm gonna look at it. It has like some I have some in my bedroom, but I'm too lazy to get up to get it. But it's like Vina, I've gotten it a couple of times. She sent me something it is.

1:04:23 Speaker 1: I tell her it.

1:04:24 Speaker 2: Kicks my ass.

1:04:25 Speaker 1: Love that go ahead, Tamra, And I'm a take it, Tamra, right, and I'm like, I'm a large guy, like you know, I get it. I just see like Tamra, I mean, she would never because she knows I can't stand her, but I would like her. I would. But listen, Tamra, I am objective though when it comes to this. First of all, fun fact like marijuana is like literally is like a passion of mine. I worked at a dispensary for a while. I learned a lot about cannabinoids, terrapenes, like the science of it, how it's grown, how it's sold, the history, the lost everything I learned all of that.

1:05:01 Speaker 1: Shout out to Maryland because they make you do research, because they are a good state and they're not the different. Like the literal difference between Maryland and Virginia is night and day. It's amazing how close they are. And DC's just in the middle, like toppled over, like we're really heavy.

1:05:20 Speaker 3: I'm in luckily it We'll talk a little about politics for micro second. But I'm in Ohio and I'm the I'm in Cleveland.

1:05:28 Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.

1:05:29 Speaker 3: I'm in Cleveland, which is the blue part of the state in the upper right. Yeah. Oh yeah, we're the little blue dot, thank god, because everything else is like we're like that because everything else is.

1:05:39 Speaker 1: One of my best friends, Rachel, is also a Jewish lady, and she's also from Ohio. She now lives here obviously, but her parents were teachers they worked at She was the one who taught me that that Ohio is like responsible for like all of Florida. Yeah, the Dayton of it all, and like the wa.

1:05:57 Speaker 2: Wait a minute, fuck Dayton.

1:05:59 Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, Florida. Love y'all. Let but also y'all say it as wow, get out quick, she says to all of us. Okay, so I really want to get into a little bit about this love Island situation. Y'all wait really quickly.

1:06:12 Speaker 3: Yes, it is fifty milligrams of CBD day, five milligrams of THHC, and three milligrams of melatonin for their lights out gummy, which is what I tell.

1:06:22 Speaker 1: Yeah. No, that alone, that's gonna knock you the hell out.

1:06:25 Speaker 3: Okay, And I take it at like ten o'clock at night, and I will if I work start working at eleven o'clock in Eastern time. When I say, I wake up a ten thirty and I'm still a little like, yeah, it knocks me on my One.

1:06:42 Speaker 2: Time my parents' dog accidentally had one what.

1:06:45 Speaker 1: Happens for a good twelve plus hours. Yeah, no, I our little dog once ate half a roach and oh it was obviously she's totally fine. We panickes, We did all the things, called everybody cried, tried to induce the vomiting, call poison control, did all the things like she's obviously fine. They were like, girl, she's fine, she'll be fine, and I was like, oh you too. So I got high with her and then we went to bed. She slept much longer than I did. But so that to say, yo, I'm gonna try out Stacey's. I'm gonna compare it to Happy Eddies.

1:07:25 Speaker 2: Why Vena too, because it's good.

1:07:27 Speaker 1: I will drive venas I will. I am a bit of a cannabis snob, like most of it are wine snobs. So I see all of these is like when all the households are putting out wines. At one point they liked yeah right, but like they were like wine after wine after wine.

1:07:43 Speaker 2: So like you knows you have some skinny.

1:07:48 Speaker 1: Girl, little vander pump Rose, Like, why not?

1:07:53 Speaker 2: I saw that in CBS the other day, two Bucks, is that We're moving on? I did not.

1:07:59 Speaker 1: I did not just said, is that We're moving on? I saw it in CVS.

1:08:05 Speaker 2: Like two Bucks. I did not buy it.

1:08:07 Speaker 1: Oh it's like that time that I, you know, for shout out to og Asha or Asa fans from Shasa Sunset when her diamond water was used to see it in Ross all the time? You know who else is what I used to see in Ross? This is a throwback. I wonder if you can guess y'all listening, you're like, Who's is it? Who else had a water? I think as far back as you can go in housewife history, I.

1:08:31 Speaker 2: Want to say, like Ramona or Sonya or someone even further.

1:08:35 Speaker 1: Oh, Jersey, I think Jersey.

1:08:39 Speaker 2: Daniell Black. I saw it in Ross. I saw it in the rant.

1:08:44 Speaker 3: I was going somewhere in like years ago, in a random DAS station. It was like four bucks for a living water Ross.

1:08:55 Speaker 2: I said to my dad, can I get it? He said, absolutely not. I'm not spending four dollars.

1:09:00 Speaker 1: Wah, my god, that's what my dad said when I saw it in Ross years ago. I too, can I get this? And I want to say either I got it anyway, Hopefully I didn't steal it too b D. I don't remember. ADHD allows for me to remember like large scenes, but not deja okay, I know I was there, he said no. Somehow I ended up drinking it anyway and threw up because it tasted weird. I kept saying I could taste the black. I kept saying I can taste the black and the water. I don't like it. I don't like it. I only made it halfway through the bottle.

1:09:38 Speaker 1: I remember being very upset about it, violently ill and then years later I had that same like conundrum about whether or not I should try Ossa's Diamond Water, because when I saw the black Water, I was like, oh.

1:09:51 Speaker 2: No, well I had to say it. If the waters made it to ross, maybe it's not the best.

1:09:55 Speaker 1: Yeah, quality, upstanding anything. Maybe we shouldn't. We should just let house so we will go. But let me tell y'all something other than watching excellent in Miami. I mean, listen, you got Lisa and Larcy.

1:10:08 Speaker 2: Talk about well, thinking about Miami.

1:10:10 Speaker 3: We didn't talk about besides their lovely car ride, which producers stage, and that was brilliant and fabulous.

1:10:18 Speaker 2: Talking about how he wants to talk about how messy the housewives.

1:10:21 Speaker 1: Are l O L. That is hilarious, fabulous. First of all, First of all, sir, let me tell you something right now. You used to be on Love and Hip Hop, so I need you to never ever tell me nothing again. If you make an appearance on a v H one anything, you don't get to tell me about how housewives are messy.

1:10:41 Speaker 2: He'll be co stars with me. M Lyre, she belongs on like Love and Hip Hop or Rock of Love.

1:10:49 Speaker 1: Are you talking about from Potomac you okay, Yeah, she could do it. She could do Love and Hip Hop in Atlanta, which is not I would wonder if thing put her on there because she did move to Atlanta and Inc is there and he's.

1:11:03 Speaker 3: In for the love of all that is holy and good in this world. Please do not let me get back on Bravo.

1:11:10 Speaker 1: No, but we should at least put her on Love and Hip Hop Atlanta. I mean she actually probably get her ass handed to her in more ways than one, like in word, indeed and everything. But like Inc is a radio personality in Atlanta. She's down there. It does fait. It makes more sense than some other girlies who have been on there. And that's like not even the first Atlanta connection, because y'all do know that's where ty Young is from Love and hip Hop. Oh, she's on basketball. Apparently she has a job, like a real career.

1:11:42 Speaker 1: It's not just dating fine black women. Yeah, ty Young is a whole apparently big basketball player. My wife was late. I was like, oh she did she? I said, how she going? She Drew's gonna do that with Mimi False's ex fiance, and Maya was like, Tye Young I was like, yeah, Maya's my life, and she was like, she's like a whole, like a like a like a star, Like she has a career. Like I'm like, is she not just me Me's ex fiance Mimi doesn't have a career. MENI just been on loven Top, you know, doesn't.

1:12:22 Speaker 2: Like I've been on TV for fifteen years.

1:12:25 Speaker 1: I love that.

1:12:26 Speaker 3: The delusion that USO Weekly reached out to Shannon, and I love Shannon, but this was brilliant, she said. I asked her about what how she thought about Lexus being fired from this past season Bad Orange County, and she's like, well.

1:12:42 Speaker 2: I'm sure she'll be fine. I mean, she's been on TV for fifteen years.

1:12:48 Speaker 1: Was perfect, so perfect. Listen. I don't even like Grutching, but I'm happy to have her back to foil Tamarra because I like watching tamar get mad. It's funny to me. Sorry, I understand, I understand it, but I will say, tam Rats, y'all are the same as tree huggers. Just because we understand why you love them doesn't mean Tamra is not okay. She's not an unwell individual through and through and through, like not a good friend. Not a good momusee, not a great house wife. Sure yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, I'll give you that.

1:13:26 Speaker 1: So that every season she does hurt, she's like that bitch shows up to work. I will recept Ever, I respected Tamar and she was at like the first Bravo con and they asked her, like why she always has to be the villain or the bad guy or whatever the pot. She was like, because someone has to do their job, like I'm here to do my job and I do it. And I was like, oh, respect, because you're right right, I mean, we do need it. If he's gonna have anything, we need some some drama and it's gonna.

1:13:55 Speaker 3: That's why I have respect for Theesa Judas because even though she isn't like doing the show, like we said.

1:14:00 Speaker 1: She knows he knows that she shows up and she knows she can take it and then everybody's gonna yell let her and we'll have a season. And Jersey, I will say, it's not even all Teresa's felt. The Jersey got lazy like that for the last four or five years. Y'all. Let that lady be your own punching bag, y'all.

1:14:16 Speaker 2: I will say this, And.

1:14:20 Speaker 3: Melissa the big problem with Jersey, and I'm so glad they did not do this in Potomac is when Teresa went to jail.

1:14:29 Speaker 2: They paused the show.

1:14:31 Speaker 3: Yeah, that was the biggest problem because that afterwards the tree huggers and I rolled my eyes. If no one sees this became so insufferable, it's it's that Teresa ll thank you for yeah, yeah.

1:14:48 Speaker 1: Which y'all like, please don't be delusional. Yes, I understood why they paused it. I don't think that that should have emboldened y'all the way you thought it, like, it didn't mean what you thought it meant. I think it She's not gone long enough for us to completely recast this. It's especially around Yeah. But also if you think about the time when Teresa left, a lot of those girls no one would have watched or cared about nearly as much the way Potomac. Karen is the grand Don. But you have Giselle, you have Ashley as she's gonna be delusional about a white man for the rest of her life.

1:15:20 Speaker 1: So we're good. We have at least like six more seasons of that. You can always call moment Shasha back, right, She'll come in and get somebody's ass together. Wendy is always on that. Wendy is always on the bad side of some by d and at the time we didn't know that, you know me, it was gonna be a liar face. Somebody apparently is to clock in on Potomac to do the job of being memorable horrible right, especially because and I will say, I also think it helps that. I mean, Teresa was the breakout star of Jersey when it happened.

1:15:51 Speaker 1: They let that happen way too early. There were plenty of seasons where again I said, Teresa got respect from me and a lot of others because she was the sole person on that stage and it was like everybody fighting against her. So that made people who normally wouldn't even pay attention to her, like you know, underdog, support her and then become insufferable fans for the rest of their life. The good thing about Potomac is that, like, we didn't start with just one breakout star. Giselle was crazy, Karen was crazy by season two money cause wrapping it a five star you know, you know, tea party, Kenna didn't have no napkins and a goddamn barbecue and was crying with a triangle in her hand every five minutes, like we had stuff, so Karen leaving, we were concerned it was gonna be hard, but we we We're gonna make it.

1:16:35 Speaker 1: Stacey made sure of it. Happy facey stafy. We can we have heard a think happy happy Stacy. Maybe that actually would have been a good name. Space Literally I feel okay. So here's why I think she didn't use that. I actually think she was thinking about this for a really long time. I think she's been developing this for a really long time since that moment. And I think that if she named it spacey Stacey, she was worried she would have gonna have to credit or give money to Giselle somehow because they said it on the show.

1:17:10 Speaker 1: And I think that if she knew, like if she's gonna have to fight this battle later, right against Wendy and Eddie, because Wendy gonna go up for her man, and I would too. I will go listen, I'll go to war for Eddie O Sepha and I love that man like it's like one of the.

1:17:26 Speaker 3: He's one of the few Bravo housewife house husbands for at least we don't see he's not bad.

1:17:31 Speaker 2: He's no, let me tell you.

1:17:33 Speaker 1: He really is just a regular dude, just loves his wife, loves his family, and shows U because she's into this red now, Like he's just there.

1:17:40 Speaker 2: It's like Ray Huger. If Ray wasn't annoyed, Yes, if he wasn't.

1:17:44 Speaker 1: Annoyed by his own wife, If Ray Huger liked Karen as much as he loves Karen, then we would have an older version of Eddie. But Eddie both likes his wife and loves his wife, so he shows up and he treats her well. But like that's really all it is.

1:18:00 Speaker 2: Leaks.

1:18:01 Speaker 1: Eddie is the young He's a young Greg leaks. Oh my god, yes, because I could believe emotional. He's been dead for a while. But that man when he and mean he would show up together with that reunion honk hon on the ass ow that's them.

1:18:25 Speaker 2: What about Like didn't they have a horseback riding at some point?

1:18:29 Speaker 1: You're like get the office, Oh my god, Like it made yes, like it made a lot of sense to It always made sense to me that NEI feil for Greg. If you looked at someone like Nini, you know, yes, she was a stripper. Greg was rich, but when you start, when we started to get to know Greg Leaks, I was like I fell alone with him.

1:18:51 Speaker 2: I would I would marry them.

1:18:54 Speaker 1: And he is hilarious. He just got a personality on him that matched the personality like Nannies. And I feel like the same is with Wendy and and Eddie right like Eddie lets his wife Sean. He's a whole lawyer like he has a whole high power like personality feel job. And he is still like, this is my wife's time right now, and he is just like letting that. Oh just makes his weed and his three rolls, which you are excellent. Listen, when y'all are here, y'all come come on over, y'all come to the d n V. Y'all text me and d M me DM MONI and let's go miss it.

1:19:30 Speaker 1: I'll tell you where to go get it the best one. Because the best thing about the dn V that at the very least it is legal completely in all three states recreationally. Well DC's not a state, but in DC, Maryland and Virginia it is all free and clear. So and we need it these days right now, we do. Let me tell you, y'all't even know how I have to get every day. He's a mess. Oh it's just for disassoction, just so I can disassociate and watch Love Island. All I do is just like you know, get that night.

1:20:02 Speaker 3: Because I work in a call center, so I get angry people. I work for a company which I will not say their name, but I work in a call center with pharmacy, so yelling at me about their prescriptions right now this time.

1:20:20 Speaker 2: Oh no, I'll tell you something after.

1:20:27 Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to just spend a little time on Love Island. I have not fully caught up yet, so we're not going to get and so all the nilandria, all the nitty gritty, really okay.

1:20:38 Speaker 3: I like Nick.

1:20:39 Speaker 1: I think he's a little young acting, but he is not any less or any more immature than some of these other brothers that I'm like, oh no, we are You're Jeremiah at one point shut down so hard. I was like, are you a five year old? Like are you okay? He dapped up, Like now, say what you want about Hood and Jeremiah. But at one point, and like you know, one of the early episodes, he's so upset about what the boys tell him about this woman. Then he DAPs her up like she like he ain't never, like he's never talking to her, like an hour before, they were not literally like he your curving girls left and right, and then you just sit there.

1:21:17 Speaker 1: I'm straight gass are up. I said down, No, men, if you are gonna date a woman, please stop that, Like I can see that making that kind of behavior, like the way some of these men are like gaslighting these women with their emotions so not necessarily with just like what they're saying, but they're like giving a little and then taking a lot away or shutting down or putting up walls out of nowhere that leave these girls so confused. I'm gonna probably start yelling at you too. I'm gonna go to keep lo Katie when you'll ass two, I'm not gonna lie.

1:21:49 Speaker 3: I mean it's Jeremiah definitely is gaslighting Huda. But Hudah is taking to like going from zero to three mili.

1:21:58 Speaker 1: I mean, then I'm looking at Jeremiah like who has also been this way since like day like hour one. She has been overkilled, like she's had you on a short leash since before I knew your name. They've been closed off since like episode two. So yeah, but it's like you knew that she was gonna be like this. Also, she's only ever shown you this, So when I'm looking at Jeremiah, like you like the chaos in the hood that you can't be that, I think I understand her being like I don't want to make a lot of different connections because she's thinking, she's thinking she's doing the right thing by having spoiler a son and not or a child and not like being a hope on TV.

1:22:41 Speaker 1: Essentially, I think that's what she's trying to keep yourself from doing in the mind of like, I can't have too many connections around my son. But also, your son's not here, Your child won't meet any of these men you are allowed to look around and cause it does look a little crazy nutsole that on day two you're like, this is my man, my man, my man, and every girl that comes in and looks at him, you're crashing now calling her every bitch see you next Tuesday and hope a maya camment for like seconds, and she was like that bitch doesn't care.

1:23:10 Speaker 1: She doesn't give a fuck, she doesn't care, she doesn't care, she has like no boundaries, like she just is.

1:23:15 Speaker 2: Out for herself. Just because just because you're a mom doesn't mean you die.

1:23:22 Speaker 1: And now that mommy what a child?

1:23:32 Speaker 2: Yeah, adult, I'm a mama ad Someone said I saw him TikTok or something. Someone said.

1:23:38 Speaker 3: When he gets out of the casa, he's gonna not realize what the hell happened. He's gonna be shocked by mama mommy. Yeah, let's talk about nick.

1:23:48 Speaker 2: I want to marry that man.

1:23:51 Speaker 1: I want to.

1:23:52 Speaker 3: He is the most unseerious person and the like the turk when he's like to Megan is selling like him.

1:24:00 Speaker 1: And so far love seeing Page, just soo love seeing Meg. I love the Mega's clocked in so hard and she was like, bitch, do you want to playing the Fiji? I'm going And they were like, oh, would you? Because you know what happens so much faster than we even know. She was like probably saying it and putting it out there, and a PA was like, do you want to come? And she was like, bitch with me, I'll be there tomorrow.

1:24:22 Speaker 3: It's like it's the same level when Meg when Nicki minaj.

1:24:27 Speaker 1: The reunion by just being like, I love to tell me and Andy was like, you know, and she was like, can I and he was like, uh yeah, what like say, let's why wouldn't you have Meghan this stock girl. We all watched Nicki Minaj like we're all watching, We're all tuned in, and Meghan did so fun.

1:24:49 Speaker 2: Yeah, and Megan is a Nick Landria, Yes, she stands. I love Nick. I think he is so cute. You know. The rumors are he's gay. No, which don't they No?

1:25:01 Speaker 1: No, I mean it's fine for you, but it's not fine for my investment currently on the show. If I want him to leave out of here with one of my fine as women's because go be what I are for your pride, Nick, I don't care.

1:25:14 Speaker 2: He could don't. I don't know if he's good.

1:25:16 Speaker 3: I would say he's by, but I don't think he's like place for my team.

1:25:19 Speaker 1: Okay, so then there's at least chance that he and our girl have a shot. Okay.

1:25:25 Speaker 2: Even his mom.

1:25:26 Speaker 3: Someone record a video of his mom saying she even thinks Nick and Alandria would make a good couple.

1:25:33 Speaker 1: I love Alandria, I really do. I love her and are my girlies. I love how lovely trauma Shelley is like, she's not She's like girl, I'm here like I'm just chilling. Like she really is to me the epitome of just trying to have a good time, take it slow. I think she she reminds me of for the girls who watched last year of season six. She's like the Serena for this season for me, where she's playing very intentionally, like she is trying to be respectful, but she's also trying to be very open and up until like she really felt a connection.

1:26:06 Speaker 1: She was not trying to Houda in Jeremiah by day two, be like I'm all in on this man and then get blindsided when you go in all in on this man and then he stands up on you at some point like who is like to be? Who would like to re couple? Because they were all like wow, all of y'all.

1:26:23 Speaker 3: And the one thing I love about Aladria, she's like what are you? When she the first confessional after they uncoupled, Jeremiah hood up, She's like, what are you saying that we're not saying, why are you? Yeah, why did you uncouple them? And I'm like, well, maybe because their relationship is eleven days old And.

1:26:40 Speaker 2: She's like, I'm ready. He was ready to adop my daughter and he's.

1:26:44 Speaker 1: Like, I don't know your name, man, Like no, seriously, Well, also, what makes you uncouple them is that like they don't seem to they don't seem to have a chemistry enough. Okay, So also for the girlies who watched the last season, which I will tell you like this season we're all in on. But if you didn't, then go back and watch at least like from episode like ten of last season season six, like the girlyes like PPG and all of them this Hooda and Jeremiah gave me Kendall and I don't even remember that girl's name no more.

1:27:14 Speaker 1: But it seemed like they came in on day one. They attractive enough, attracted to each other enough, and they kind of look alike to but it seemed that they really just wanted to be the it couple and they thought that if they started off strong and you know, played it safe the whole time, they would be the number one couple in the group, which low and bowl for those of us who know it wasn't them, It was Serena in Cordell who actually played it a little bit more like how Ace is playing it this season, where Cordell made a really stupid decision where he picked a bombshell out of nowhere over the beautiful black woman that he was making a great connection with like Ace was doing with Shelley, and then out of nowhere Amiya comes.

1:27:56 Speaker 1: He goes that one, and then we're all like, are you kidding? And they regretted it probably the very next minute, like you could see it on their face, like the very next minute. But then they made us wait two plus episodes of cringe and suffering of them being like, now, how do I get out of this with this girl that I don't really like and get back to the girl that I do like and do petty immature things like a hugging Shelley and then telling Amaya in the same bed as you, I'm not gonna hug you respectfully because that would be fake because I don't like physical touch and I don't like PDA.

1:28:26 Speaker 1: But I just hugged somebody in front of all of us, crazy wor like you want me to go crazy, like you want her to a movie, like you want her to go a little nuts, like I would have hit a pillow. I would have hit you over the head with a pillow.

1:28:39 Speaker 3: No, I know I would have done I would have taken the pillow when he's sleeping.

1:28:50 Speaker 1: I'm like, because like just a mess of like the men always piss me off on Love Island and y'all remind me every time that I'm not straight and that's why because I don't suspend enough disbelief when watching and I'm like, why are we settling for this? And I guess, oh, for y'all, it's not settling. This is like what you deal with and you have to go with being with a man. You might have to put up on somebody things, got it.

1:29:21 Speaker 2: I unfortunately am and gay, so.

1:29:24 Speaker 1: You do have to also sometimes put up with these kind of behaviors from those things called men too. I really pray for y'all.

1:29:30 Speaker 2: I do.

1:29:31 Speaker 3: There was one guy I was talking two years ago and we were talking, we were clicking, and we both like reality TV.

1:29:38 Speaker 2: He said, you have to watch Survivor. I'm like, I don't really like Survivor.

1:29:42 Speaker 1: I do have some good seats, but I watch a very top chef adjacent Like if you think you won't like it, you actually will. And it is probably especially if you've ever watched Traders. Let me tell you right now, Survivor, you would not you appreciate Traders even more if you are a Survivor's watching because Traders is largely based on the survivors like gameplay, like the brain gameplay better than I have a But I also have a play list of seasons for you don't go through all of them.

1:30:09 Speaker 3: So, but, like I said to him, you know, I'll watch it for you. Then I said, okay, then do me a favor. You have to watch Real Housewives?

1:30:17 Speaker 1: Huh?

1:30:17 Speaker 3: Since not even like just try a couple episode. He's like, absolutely, I won't do it. What what? So?

1:30:23 Speaker 2: Yeah, No, I don't like Housewives. I'm not going to watch it.

1:30:25 Speaker 1: I don't like Survivor. I'm not going to watch it.

1:30:28 Speaker 2: Right, And I'm like, and I said, thought to myself.

1:30:31 Speaker 3: If this man is not willing to compromise something so stupid, is watching like one or two episodes of a reality show.

1:30:38 Speaker 2: Why would I want to date him?

1:30:39 Speaker 1: Yeah?

1:30:40 Speaker 2: Why would I want to marry him?

1:30:41 Speaker 3: When it's something like religion or children, like something a very big decision won't compromise.

1:30:47 Speaker 1: No, you won't even be open. Apparently, if people are listening or talking and you're missing, why that's an issue or a deal breaker for me? You don't get in clock that you just demanded or suggested whatever encouraged strongly. It was more, you have to watch this thing for whatever your reasons are, because now if we unpack them, it's gonna come off as like you think that's real TV and my shit is stupid and all these things, and now we're having a bigger problem. Right, But I have to do it, but you are not even it's not even an So then I get no autonomy, but you do of your TV watching.

1:31:21 Speaker 1: Why is that? I'm curious, why do you think that is?

1:31:24 Speaker 2: It's a it's a ginormous red flag. Uh huh that he raised an issue with that. I'm like, well, nice.

1:31:30 Speaker 1: Talking to you. No, seriously, sir, it was giving. It's giving, very much like ACE this season. Or I keep texting all my friends who are watching, who are like caught up, like they're they're they're set at eight fifty one right every day and I'm texting them like, so, what's up with Ace? And like you know you're gonna love them. I'm like, I don't believe you. When does that happen? Because I'm getting closer and closer caught up? And I hated how he played like, I hated how he did that with her.

1:32:02 Speaker 1: Whether I'm on, I don't. I can't even decide if she did come in hot or not because he came so awful. He literally coupled with this girl, didn't choose this other girl that we thought you were gonna choose, coupled with her. But she's going to tell the new girl, obviously you like me, like, and then the moment you do that, you sit down and say, now, let me tell you this. I don't like to be called babe. I don't like to be touched. I don't want to be hugged. I don't want to be that. Don't do that.

1:32:27 Speaker 1: It's weird. Why would you call me bab? And she's like, wait, wait, wait, you couldn't have this in the morning. It's been ten minutes. You brought me over here to tell me that you don't want me to pursue nothing, but you chose me to be in your couple. I don't understand. That was confusion.

1:32:42 Speaker 2: It was like, it's I don't think he doesn't mind all that.

1:32:45 Speaker 3: I think it's just he doesn't want anyone but Shelley, Yeah, calling him.

1:32:48 Speaker 1: But that's the thing, And why did you put that girl through that for so alone, but then try to make it seem like when she was upset or some or like that, that she that the flaws were her. That was my issue. He kept talking to other boys and stuff and being like, yeah, I just don't know why she called me babe. After a couple of days, it's a red flag. And then you got other boys like Taylor thinking, I just think she's doing the most because you know, you just met him and then you all up over him and you want to give him a hug and stuff and stuff, and he's telling us that he's telling you his boundaries.

1:33:21 Speaker 1: Yeah, he's telling you his boundaries are touching. And then he touches another woman in front of all of us at night in the bed with me. That is going to evict the reaction, especially if the next question is can I get a hug? And he said no, respectfully, it will be fake. I was like, oh, bity, I don't do hugs. I'm sorry. I just saw them so like to do that and then to act like it's because she was doing too much. She was being emotional, she was hot and heavy, and then how he broke it up with her.

1:34:00 Speaker 1: He pulled her aside and was like, we're gonna have a conversation. Don't like that already. It's like, I'm not gonna talk over you. You're not gonna talk over me. Were gonna hear each other to understand, okay, And I'm like, but you're not doing that because it's just about your boundaries. But also every time you sit down and talk to her, it was about how she can't do something or something that you wanted to put between them, you two, So then why sit down and talk to me? If every time it's about how much we can't move forward, go talk to the girl you want to talk to and the love island and stay doing that, Like if you don't just go talk to the girl you want to talk to, please stop putting these girls through it.

1:34:44 Speaker 3: Well, luckily they said on After Sun yesterday which I didn't watch, but I saw clips that Kasa is coming on Monday.

1:34:50 Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm so ready.

1:34:52 Speaker 2: The women are going into Kasa this year. The met.

1:34:59 Speaker 1: Okay, y'all, we have at okay, So Kasa love Kasa because last year that was crazy because Cossa was the men and so they were they're all coupled up. They couple they really couple even and then Kasa comes where there are new bombshells and it's a group of the girls at this point. Last year was the boys. They all go over to the house basically to this other villa that you can hear. You can hear the fireworks and the music and with new bombshells of the opposite sets. So they're just uncoupled for my week coursile like some time I don't remember, and they're partying it up with all new in this case and that.

1:35:46 Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens and the men have to this year. It'll be great because last year the women were just like damn, damn, like hurting heartbreak, but the hilarity that came from it, like fucking shout out to Taylor. She was the mean that everybody saw last year, crying constantly with the blonde hair and always going is because it was about Casa. He coupled up with her, He was all in on her. They were closed off. Cosa goes. He takes his suitcase so fast, he didn't say bye, heo what They just like bring up like they don't even know what's happening.

1:36:24 Speaker 1: They just like brought down the suitcase and like it's class of time. And then they were like, he's not even by the other men. You know. The girls are like, okay, have fun and hugging and like okay, behave and all the things like okay, you know, do your thing, but like, I like you, you know whatever, Aaron suitcase is not even rolling, bro, it's just in his hand. It's so is he like and then like I think, oh, this is the best part because I know y'are like and get to the good point. Tell him the good part.

1:36:55 Speaker 1: While they're over there for the week, those who are back hit the villa get random clips of what's happening, with no context, no context of conversation, no context, and not always an ending. Sometimes girls have been mounted on top of men having conversations, rubbing booties, and then as soon as you think they're about to kiss, click camera off. We don't know, we don't know, or in the case of our girl Kayler rip to that relationship with Aaron. He had her crying every episode, every single episode, so he was Jeremiah and she was, yeah, it's like seriously, he was making out one another girl.

1:37:38 Speaker 1: And then the fun thing about Cosa and she saw that that was the one thing without context we got to see, oh or it was that, and he was saying, I wouldn't say verbatim shit that he said to her the day before he left, like I just feel like the real things that we thought were real. That sounded like he was finally like not being too much of a player, Like he was like, Okay, see if I'm gonna give Taylor a chance, you got it. Okay, cute. She's been chasing after him, and he's like, okay, Like I just feel like, you know, I want to start like say, if I, you know, only told one other person about like my grandmother and the lockette that she gave me you and she you know, left from award or whatever.

1:38:15 Speaker 1: Right, it was like that kind of shit that he was then telling to this girl at CASA the very next day that he just met in the middle of like a of a of a contorted pose of like lust.

1:38:28 Speaker 2: You know.

1:38:29 Speaker 1: And then even though we love him, now we've forgiven cor Down now spoiled For those who did not watch last season, he went to Casa fulling on a girl. Serena came back with the bitch from Casa. He brought a different bitch back, yes, because you can do that. So CASA is gonna be great on Monday, because those girls can bring back wherever they want. Okay, y'all, let's get out of here, go watch some TV. Go live your life. I hope that.

1:38:57 Speaker 2: Don't touch grass, go touch the room. Oh yeah, don't go off.

1:39:04 Speaker 1: Turn on for Bravo and all MP got y'all and you know, and if you are going to touch your phone, then listen to us. Go follow us on all the things that where can they find you at?

1:39:17 Speaker 3: I am on the Twitter the threads, which I like to say because I found out they recently.

1:39:21 Speaker 2: I like fifteen thousand followers on threads that app. But I didn't want to go on that app. I just like automatically like sink when I and it just posts, I'm like, oh this is interesting, okay, cool, yate threads.

1:39:37 Speaker 3: And I'm also on the Instagram Bravo O O O MG. You'll notice I have a hot pink logo.

1:39:45 Speaker 1: Which it just it looks so good. Your new logo looks so cute.

1:39:49 Speaker 2: Thank you.

1:39:49 Speaker 1: I was so good. So we love a good refresh. We love that.

1:39:53 Speaker 2: But it only took me like five issues, Like the paper loco.

1:39:57 Speaker 1: First of all, whatever looks great, but no, yea easey how you like. But yeah, guys, go listen, I mean, go follow Zack on all the things on Twitter and threads and Instagram. I will never call it that one letter y'all got me fucked up. Don't even ask about it. And yeah, you can follow me on threads if you like. I'm sometimes on there when I live watch shows. I was watching the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. I binged it all in one day. I might get to do a Patreon episode on it or Bonus episode on it, y'all because it was so good.

1:40:33 Speaker 2: It was so good, It was so so good.

1:40:35 Speaker 1: I absolutely loved it. A shout out to those girls for getting a raise, you know, spoiler four tastic up to about seventy five dollars an hour.

1:40:44 Speaker 2: They have a Liverpool. They have made more money than but they.

1:40:46 Speaker 1: Were working like round the fucking clock. Like when you watch it, what do you mean if I about it dollars a Sunday, you have me fucked up. I don't work for free anyways. Go watch that, guys, go listen to all the things. You can find me on Instagram at mixing with Money and my x I, g W I, T H M A n I and podcast anywhere you like. You know that you can leave a little review or five star rating. I will really appreciate them. If they start getting nicer, I'm gonna start reading them on the show, or as I start getting more self loathly, I might still start reading them on the show so I can call y'all out repeating rude to me and be like, huh, listen to me, not give a shit because my self esteems into toilet because this country has torn me up apart.

1:41:34 Speaker 1: Guys, take care of your mental health. I'm I'll try to take my own advice. Take care of yourselves, take care of each other if you can. That'd be nice if we all look out for at least with one other person who are doing more than that other man in charge. Okay, time bye bye