Kylie & Jason on Love Languages, Dating Red Flags & Valentine’s Day at the Eagles Parade | Ep. 10
In honor of this lovely occasion, we needed an entire hour to get to the bottom of who between Kylie and Jason is the LEAST romantic (1:50), where they actually went on their second official date and the hilarious moment that has Kylie crying laughing retelling the story (38:12).
The Kelces also talk about their “babymoon” in New Orleans, including the best foods they ate and that viral photo of Kylie housing a bag of cheetos in the suite during the Super Bowl (9:30).
Kylie and Jason then get honest about Valentine’s Day as a couple and as parents. They get into how they’ve celebrated in the past, their love languages and what traditions they now have with the girls (13:53).
Then, in honor of their 7-ish years of marriage, Kylie and Jason answer 7-ish couples questions from the NGLers. They get into the best marriage advice they’ve ever received (21:02), the best gifts they’ve ever gotten each other (29:07), and whether or not they’d allow their daughters to date a football player when they’re older (35:40).
After that, because no couples episode is complete without a game, Jason and Kylie play a game of “Pop Culture Trivia Off: The Battle For Who Knows the Least” (44:56). Kylie and Jason both admittedly don’t know much about current pop culture so they put their (lack of) knowledge to the test.
Make sure you tune in to More Sh*t Monday on the Not Gonna Lie YouTube channel for a very special, very weird pregnancy cravings taste test! Spoiler alert: someone nearly vomited during the recording of the segment! And of course, subscribe while you’re there so you don’t miss a thing.
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Speaker 1 Not gonna lie,
Speaker 1 Valentine's Day, I could do without, but the 15th of February, give me all the sale chocolate. Let's get started on this podcast.
Speaker 1 Welcome back to Not Gonna Lie, a Wave Original brought to you by Cheerios.
Speaker 1 I'm your host, Kylie Kelsey,
Speaker 1 Benye enthusiast. Shout out to New Orleans, retired NFL wife, current wife to the person sitting next to me on this couch am I on camera now
Speaker 1 you're always on camera you have an ISO
Speaker 1 on the edit team am I now because they'll probably just do your ISO whatever they feel all right we're off to a good start uh that's right in honor of Valentine's Day there's only one guest we could have who could match my outward dislike for this occasion.
Speaker 1 And
Speaker 1 we happen to live together. So I dragged him here to the studio.
Speaker 2 Hey.
Speaker 1 You may know him from the other podcast, his 13-year NFL career, maybe from when he said tits on ESPN for his first show, or when he showed his own on national television last year in the playoffs.
Speaker 1 But you definitely know him for being Wyatt, Ellie, and Benny's dad and my husband of seven years. Jason, welcome to Not Gonna Lie.
Speaker 2 Thanks, Kylie.
Speaker 1
Our first male guest. Thanks for having me.
Big deal. How's it feel?
Speaker 2 The first male guest. Yes.
Speaker 2 Feels pretty good. Not gonna lie.
Speaker 2
Nice. I see what you did there.
I see what you did there.
Speaker 1 What was your initial reaction to being asked to join the podcast?
Speaker 2 About time.
Speaker 1 Is that right? Yeah.
Speaker 2 Oh, okay. I was waiting for it.
Speaker 1 This is your moment.
Speaker 2 This is my moment. He's going to tear me to bits.
Speaker 1 So I'm on record
Speaker 1 in my most recent episode of stating that I were not really Valentine's Day people.
Speaker 2 Speak for yourself. Look at my shirt.
Speaker 2 Talking about
Speaker 2 who does it, what kind of maniac doesn't like a holiday that you get to celebrate your loved ones with?
Speaker 1 I believe somewhere and in post, we can pull this. Somewhere on my Instagram, there is a post about when I said, are we, I believe I asked, like, are we doing something for Valentine's Day?
Speaker 1 This is back when we were, I believe, just dating.
Speaker 1 And your reply was, yeah, when is that?
Speaker 2 Yeah, well, I mean, sometimes
Speaker 1 I said, I believe I said February 14th, and you said, every year?
Speaker 1 Yeah.
Speaker 1 But you love Valentine's Day.
Speaker 2 Now I do because I love you. Oh,
Speaker 1 you're so full of shit.
Speaker 2 Oh, God. Why would I celebrate it before?
Speaker 2 Okay.
Speaker 1 Between the two of us, who's the least romantic?
Speaker 2 Who's the least romantic? Yeah.
Speaker 2 I think if we're going on average, me,
Speaker 2 but if we're going like height of like top romantic gestures,
Speaker 2 I think then I'm the winner.
Speaker 1 You cannot count proposing.
Speaker 2 I mean, that's a very romantic gesture.
Speaker 1 I know, but you can't count it.
Speaker 2 Why not?
Speaker 1 Because was I supposed to propose?
Speaker 2 No.
Speaker 1 This seems rigged.
Speaker 2 I don't even think my proposal is that romantic.
Speaker 1 It's very romantic.
Speaker 1 I don't remember exactly what you said.
Speaker 1 I have stated that publicly, that I blacked out when you told me to get out of the car.
Speaker 2 Yeah, I just, I didn't know what, I don't think that's the height of my romantic gestures.
Speaker 1 What do you think was your most romantic gesture?
Speaker 2 My romantic, my emotional romantic.
Speaker 1 What was your most romantic?
Speaker 1 I can't wait for you to say something that's actually really sweet and for me to be like, oh, shit, you're right. You did do that.
Speaker 2 I mean, it wasn't romantic. I thought the Christmas gift this year was very good.
Speaker 1
Outstanding. I thought.
I have not talked about that. Can you tell the people, our listeners, what
Speaker 2 you got me? Christmas gift this year. Yeah, I got you
Speaker 2 a
Speaker 2 pendant.
Speaker 2 Locket. A locket
Speaker 2 that had a picture of our dog Winnie who passed away this year.
Speaker 2 And it was like a gold little
Speaker 2 locket
Speaker 2 that had a little green emerald thingy. huh?
Speaker 1 Yeah,
Speaker 1 the picture inside was actually a picture of Winnie and I on our wedding day.
Speaker 2 Yes,
Speaker 1 and on the back it says win,
Speaker 1 and on the front it has a K. Yeah.
Speaker 1 And I was not anticipating, he he had told me.
Speaker 2
I didn't want to get the K on the front. I thought it looks nice.
I wanted it to be just win on the back. Yeah.
Speaker 2 And at first, we did the K, and then I tried to be like, actually, don't put the K on there. And then
Speaker 2 they already engraved it.
Speaker 1
I was like, okay, too late now. I can't buff it out.
Yeah. I loved it.
It was, I, that was a very romantic gesture.
Speaker 2 Shout out to Raffy.
Speaker 1 Yeah, always. Yep.
Speaker 1
But that was a very romantic gesture. I'll give you that one.
That one was good. We're going to actually stick to the rundown today because Emma was nice enough to write it.
Speaker 2 So we're actually going to, we're going to try our best.
Speaker 1 Queen Emma, the queen of all queens, she took care of business.
Speaker 1 Coming up on today's anti-Valentine's Day episode, we're going to start off by getting honest about Valentine's Day as a couple and what traditions we have with the girls.
Speaker 1 We're also going to answer some couples' questions from the NGLers.
Speaker 2 I am not anti-do not lump me into your anti-Valentine'sness.
Speaker 2 Okay, I don't feel comfortable.
Speaker 1 Where are we going to dinner? I'm from.
Speaker 2 Yes, it was made up by a huge conglomerate to make money on and profit off of, but it's a great holiday. I'm all on board with celebrating loved ones.
Speaker 1 Sure.
Speaker 1 Before we get into all that, we are just coming off of a trip to New Orleans orleans yep uh that some news outlets are calling our baby moon baby moon would you say that that's accurate i think if you go if you want to call it a baby moon i feel like it has to be specifically for said purpose so i would say no it is not a baby moon um what was your favorite part of the new orleans trip my favorite part yes stapleton concert was great that was so that was a lot of fun
Speaker 2 uh the casino was not fun
Speaker 2 why jason they took all my money a bunch of assholes i really enjoyed
Speaker 2
the palm reading. I really enjoyed going to the U.S.
Naval Air Base, Reserve Air Base. That was fun.
Those guys were awesome. The food was great.
Speaker 2
We had a date night at Clancy's. We did.
Shout out to Clancy's for getting us in there. Great restaurant.
Had turtle soup. It was fantastic.
Speaker 1 It honestly was very good.
Speaker 2 I think it was turtles in there, right?
Speaker 1 It was called turtle soup.
Speaker 2 Yeah, but sometimes things are like called that. And it's like kind of just.
Speaker 1 I feel like not in New Orleans. I feel like New Orleans would not.
Speaker 1 Like turtle soup, if I had it someplace else i don't think it would have been actual turtles in the i agree but in like some like type of like in the model of like turtle soup yeah pretty sure those are cajun turtles clancy's was also we were in an uber and i had a moment when we the uber's uh phone said two minutes to arrival and we were turning into like residential street that's how you know it's gonna be a good spot well that's why i don't think clancy's would lie to you the restaurant's been been there for a long time.
Speaker 1 A very long time, but it's literally a house on a corner in a residential street. It's very cute.
Speaker 2
It's a old home. Yes.
Which I always like restaurants that are set up like that.
Speaker 1 Yes. You're guaranteed a good meal.
Speaker 1 That was a good, that was good.
Speaker 2
Yeah, we didn't get the oysters. I wanted to get the oysters because they're known for the oysters, as is all of New Orleans.
But unfortunately, they were having a big neurovirus outbreak in oysters.
Speaker 1 And it was
Speaker 1 not enough people were talking about it, I feel like it was still on the menu.
Speaker 2 People are still eating oysters. And I'm like, how are you guys not? Have you guys not heard about this? Like, well, the bar stool was shut down.
Speaker 1
One oyster house was closed and someone said they went there and that there was a sign on the door that said they had run out of oysters. Yeah.
And I was like, you didn't run out.
Speaker 1 You just can't serve them because they're making people sick.
Speaker 2 Yeah.
Speaker 2
Crazy. There wasn't enough bathrooms available to serve Jason Daniel.
I thought Cafe Dumont was
Speaker 2
very, very not just the beignet. It was a whole experience.
Yeah. It's not just the beignet there.
It's like the whole, you're sitting underneath outside this like green and white striped awning.
Speaker 1
Yeah. It's like nostalgia.
Like it's like you feel like you're getting the full experience. For sure.
Speaker 2 Yep.
Speaker 1 If you don't wear black there, dark colors, don't think that you're going to get out of there unscathed.
Speaker 1
Because the minute you bring that beignet to your mouth. Yeah.
First of all, don't inhale. So I said that before we started.
Because I feel like that's a key.
Speaker 2 Cough a little bit, get some powdered sugar in your
Speaker 2 lungs. Yeah.
Speaker 1 But the whole experience, like when you walk up and they're just like, pick a table, you sit down, someone comes to find you, and then a couple minutes later, you end up with like the most delicious,
Speaker 1 it's like breakfast funnel cake.
Speaker 2 It's just a fried funnel cake.
Speaker 1 I'm in on the whole thing. Yeah.
Speaker 2 It's great.
Speaker 1 Last thing on New Orleans, it's very possible that a lot of you saw a photo of me circulating from the game
Speaker 1 of me housing a bag of Cheetos Cheetos
Speaker 1 from at Ellie Elizabeth. To be clear, there is not an H on the end, so I am not screwing that up.
Speaker 1 Now, this is
Speaker 1 a goddamned mood.
Speaker 1 And it's just me with a bag of Cheetos to my face.
Speaker 1 A couple things to take away from this picture. I do love Cheetos.
Speaker 1 They're delicious, crunchy snacks, salty.
Speaker 1
There's no notes. I have no notes about Cheetos.
I don't know who doesn't like Cheetos.
Speaker 1 And also.
Speaker 2 Travis even likes Cheetos.
Speaker 1 Does he? I was saying something. He's picky.
Speaker 1 I do want to point out, if you catch me eating any type of bagged item in public, Cheetos, chips, any of it, I will be dumping it into my mouth from the bag. Couple reasons.
Speaker 1
First of all, cut out the middleman. Second, I didn't have an opportunity to wash my hands.
My germaphobia said dump it right in.
Speaker 2 So you you were dumping the Cheetos in even when it was a full bag of Cheetos?
Speaker 1 A thousand percent.
Speaker 2
Who the hell do you do? No, you dump the end of it in once you can't like fit your hand in there anymore. No.
Or it's like all the crummies.
Speaker 1 No, I know what you're saying, but no. Sometimes I will crunch up, like if I have Doritos or usually just
Speaker 1 I will crunch up Doritos so that they slide out of the bag into my mouth in a nicer fashion.
Speaker 2 But the Dorito whole chip is like the best part of opening up the bag. You open up the bag and you find one that didn't get crushed and you get this perfect triangle into your mouth.
Speaker 2 You detriangle them.
Speaker 1 Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2
That's a party. I mean, you have some very weird eating habits between that and cereal.
I think you just are very misguided in a lot of your junk food eating habits.
Speaker 1 Yeah, but you married me, so I did.
Speaker 1
And I stand by it. I really, I think that it was, it's an efficient way.
Like I said, you cut out the middleman.
Speaker 2 I couldn't rush my way to the completely wrong way to eat Cheetos.
Speaker 1 I couldn't rush my way to the bathroom to wash my hands. And even if I had, when I came back into the suite, who knows if I need to grab the door, then I got to figure out what hand I touched.
Speaker 1 I'm out on highly touched surfaces.
Speaker 2 This is where if you just embrace touching everything and always putting your hands in your mouth, then you've already had the germs and then you don't have to worry about getting the germs.
Speaker 2 That's how I approach it. So I don't ever have to worry about eating with my hands because I've already been exposed to all.
Speaker 1 The problem is, is that
Speaker 1 when an illness enters our home yeah
Speaker 1 you know this because we just did this for like three weeks four weeks been pretty much all the month of january basically yeah uh
Speaker 1 you still get to like sleep and recover
Speaker 2 well i i try i would if you if you needed me to get up i would get up but the kids don't want to see me they want to see mom i try I go into Benny's room and she says, I want mama.
Speaker 1
That's what she did to you last night. She does it every time.
She played you so hard last night.
Speaker 2 Well, no, last night I got her to go to bed.
Speaker 1 You brought her into me. Was that not last night?
Speaker 2
That was two nights ago. Last night I got her.
Two nights ago, she did one. And most of the time, whenever I go in there, they don't want to.
Speaker 1 To be fair, she is playing the shit out of you recently.
Speaker 2 If they're already crying, dad is not helping. No, I'm thinking
Speaker 2 worse. I have to catch them before the crying has started.
Speaker 1 That's accurate. Yeah.
Speaker 2 I'd say that's true.
Speaker 1 I'm going to keep
Speaker 1 washing my hands
Speaker 1
obsessively. It's got to come in.
And dumping bags of chips and Cheetos into my mouth.
Speaker 2 Whatever. You got to embrace the dirt bagness that life is.
Speaker 1
I don't have a problem with dirt. You know, I don't have a problem with dirt.
I like go outside and dig up worms with the kids. Like, I don't have a problem with dirt.
I have a problem with germs,
Speaker 1 hence, germophones.
Speaker 2 Germs and dirt.
Speaker 1 Yeah, but like
Speaker 2 you're just used to those germs. And I'm saying, if you get used to the other germs, then you won't have to worry about those germs either.
Speaker 2 Tell them. I mean, this is like virology 101.
Speaker 1 Oh, oh, because you studied that.
Speaker 2 I've read enough Reddit pages on it.
Speaker 1 Dr.
Speaker 2 Reddit over it.
Speaker 1
All right, moving on. It's time to get honest about one of our least favorite holidays, one of my least favorite holidays.
Is that better? Yes. Okay.
Speaker 2 Hold on.
Speaker 1
This is, Can I Be Honest? Valentine's Day edition. Nice.
Is it safe to say we do not have Valentine's plans this year?
Speaker 2 I don't think we have them yet. Well, we have the parade.
Speaker 1 Which might be the most romantic way to spend Valentine's Day.
Speaker 2 Top way you can spend a Valentine's Day in Philadelphia is going to fucking be aware of the payment.
Speaker 1 I'm more concerned about, I'm concerned about
Speaker 1 there has to be a population, specifically a population of women
Speaker 1 who are very disappointed in the fact that their significant others are going to be spending Valentine's Day day drinking on Broad Street, and then they're not going to make it to dinner.
Speaker 2 So if those broads aren't happy about being on Broad Street, there's nothing you can do to make them happy.
Speaker 1 I just think that like if you
Speaker 1 broad broad. Yeah.
Speaker 2 I just don't know if Philadelphia restaurants are ready for the
Speaker 2 dinner reservations of drunk people that are about to ensue on Friday evening. There's going to be so many nice restaurants that have never seen belligerently drunk people.
Speaker 2 And it's going to be non-stop all day.
Speaker 1 You're not wrong. I will say it.
Speaker 1 it i think it helps that valentine's day is on a friday this year because then you can sort of make it the way that people have turned halloween into holo weekend right you can extend it maybe get a reservation on saturday instead correct but i i truly think that if you have married an eagles fam yeah that is passionate enough to go to the parade on friday yeah then i feel like you already know what you signed up for i feel like you want to be there with them yeah
Speaker 1 with everyone you'd hope that's the case.
Speaker 2 This is a giant, Valentine's Day is just a giant day for Philadelphia to show its love affair with itself and the Philadelphia Eagles now.
Speaker 1 That's a great point.
Speaker 2
Did you hear that, ladies? It's the biggest couples Valentine's Day of all time. It's an entire city.
It's beautiful. I think it's fantastic.
City of brotherly love. That's why I love Valentine's Day.
Speaker 1 Right.
Speaker 1 Are you going to go to the Eagles parade?
Speaker 2
Yes. That's nice.
I don't know what I'm doing or where I'm going to be. I'll probably be with a bunch of former teammates that are going or
Speaker 2 retired players.
Speaker 2 But yeah, I'm going to be drinking my face off.
Speaker 1 Are you going to be on the old guy bus? Is there going to be an old guy bus?
Speaker 2
I don't want to be on a bus. I feel like being on a bus feels wrong.
I don't want to be on a bus, but I do want to go to the parade.
Speaker 2 Okay.
Speaker 1 Have you ever dared to go out to dinner on Valentine's Day in all of our years together? I do think we've gone out a couple of times.
Speaker 2 Yeah, we've gone out most of the time, I think.
Speaker 1 I feel like since we have kids, since we've had kids
Speaker 2 a wrench
Speaker 1 i just feel like we
Speaker 1 the other thing about going out specifically on valentine's day is that restaurants are usually busy with reservation and if we wait a day or two on either side if we choose a day two one to two days before or one to two days after yes we don't run into the same issue of being in an extremely crowded restaurant yeah I mean, that's factually correct.
Speaker 1 Yeah.
Speaker 1 We should do that this year.
Speaker 2 No, we we should get drunk as shit at the US well you shouldn't but I should and then we should go to Valentine's Day you can go to Valentine's dinner with uh
Speaker 2 Selik
Speaker 2 you guys can go get drunk together
Speaker 1 sorry Celeste have you ever gifted each other anything for Valentine's Day have we ever gifted anything
Speaker 2 flowers
Speaker 1 I usually give you um
Speaker 2 the Ferrero
Speaker 2 Ferrero Roches. You do.
Speaker 1 I do love those. Because I really only get them for like special occasions.
Speaker 2 Are we doing like a candy edition of Valentine's Day on this? No. Can we talk about how awful these things are?
Speaker 2 How the fuck are these things?
Speaker 2 Why is there not a better candy that is figured out? You just put some sentimental words on a piece of candy that has kicked these things out.
Speaker 1 There are other versions of it. I think
Speaker 1 sweet tarts has hearts.
Speaker 2 That sounds so much better.
Speaker 1 They are outstanding.
Speaker 2 Maybe that's why these work because nobody really eats them. So you just leave them there.
Speaker 1 To look at.
Speaker 2 Yeah.
Speaker 1 I mean, they're not going to spoil their chalk.
Speaker 2 Well, either way, that's a piece of trash. Just want to make that clear.
Speaker 1 I can't wait for the like.
Speaker 2 Can you write? Is there a chalkboard? 40 years later.
Speaker 2 Do we have a chalkboard? Can I write with these?
Speaker 2 I wonder if you can.
Speaker 1 Let's see if the candy hearts are actually chalk, can be used as chalk.
Speaker 2
That wall's black right there. Don't, don't, don't.
Oh, God.
Speaker 1 He's going off camera.
Speaker 2 Don't write on the wall.
Speaker 2
Oh, my God. Jason, stop.
Oh, my God.
Speaker 1 Jason, stop writing on the wall.
Speaker 2 It'll erase. No, it won't.
Speaker 1 Oh, my God.
Speaker 2 People fucking eat this.
Speaker 1
You have to sit down so you're in frame. Sit down so you're in frame.
All right, sorry.
Speaker 1 I can't. You just wrote on the wall.
Speaker 2 You can write with any frame, I suppose.
Speaker 1 You better get that off before we leave.
Speaker 2 Romantic.
Speaker 2
You're terrible. Okay.
All right. What are we on now?
Speaker 1 Oh, God. The last question for can I be honest is what traditions have we started with the girls?
Speaker 2 So Kylie,
Speaker 2 she had a tradition with her father, Big Ed, and where Big Ed would go and buy a chocolates and card.
Speaker 1 Yeah, he was like, he would be our Valentine. Yes.
Speaker 2 And so far, Kylie has been doing that and then giving them to me to give to the girls. But now I think it's time for me to really take this initiative and actually get gifts for the girls.
Speaker 1 The good news is I already have the Kit Kat Hearts at the house. And that does it for Can I Be Honest, the Valentine's Day edition.
Speaker 1 Long time, no see.
Speaker 1 It's me again, and I'm here to talk to you about another one of my favorite cereals, an absolute classic.
Speaker 1 I'm talking about Cheerios.
Speaker 1 How perfect for our Valentine's Day episode. They've got special heart-shaped Cheerios available now during American Heart Month.
Speaker 1 They're perfect for Valentine's Day, Galentine's Day, or maybe even surprising your kids with a special Valentine's breakfast. My favorite type of Cheerio is definitely the classic honey nut Cheerio.
Speaker 1
It just goes perfectly with ice cold milk. and slices of bananas.
I stand by that. I also
Speaker 1 always have to share my Cheerios. So when I pour myself a bowl of Cheerios, I just make sure to pour three more
Speaker 1 because chances are the minute they see the spoon going to my mouth, they will demand their own bowls. Yes, it's called preventative pouring.
Speaker 1 Get yourself a box of their heart-shaped Cheerios all throughout the month of February.
Speaker 1 You guys sent in hundreds of couples questions for us, but as I said in the first episode of this podcast, I'm busy. I'm a mom and I don't have time for that many questions.
Speaker 1
So instead, we're going to answer seven-ish questions today in honor of our seven-ish years of marriage. Okay.
We're almost there.
Speaker 2 Yeah.
Speaker 1 I
Speaker 1
know he was just about to try and pull our anniversary out of his ass. I made it very easy for him.
I know it.
Speaker 2 I mean, it's two months from now to Valentine's Day. Exactly.
Speaker 1 That's actually a great way to remember it.
Speaker 2 Are you good at remembering?
Speaker 2 I'm pretty bad.
Speaker 1 Okay. Number one from at R.W.
Speaker 1 Kleins.
Speaker 1 We'll go with that. Tati, what's the best piece of marriage advice you've ever received?
Speaker 2 Best piece of marriage advice.
Speaker 2 Happy wife, happy life.
Speaker 1 That's a terrible answer.
Speaker 2 They didn't offer any advice. It was just more of a saying.
Speaker 1 Is that really the best advice you've ever gotten?
Speaker 2 I don't really consider, I don't take marriage advice.
Speaker 1 He doesn't listen to
Speaker 2 most people are full of shit.
Speaker 2 I feel like most advice when it comes to like kids or marriages and stuff like that works for certain people's marriages and kids, but everybody's different.
Speaker 2 And I try to take a lot of it with a grain of salt.
Speaker 1 I like the advice when people say like you should always be dating your spouse.
Speaker 1 I like that because I feel like it like
Speaker 1 keeps it alive.
Speaker 2
Yeah, well, it just reminds you to spend time and take the time to do things with that person. Yeah.
And that can get lost very easily with kids and working with all of other things.
Speaker 1 Number two, from at SpeakNelly 13,
Speaker 1 what's something that you and Jason do to keep your relationship important
Speaker 1 so that you don't fall into the whole just mom and dad routine with heart hands?
Speaker 2 I think what you just said about the dating
Speaker 2 is good.
Speaker 2 I mean, we do fall into that trap. I think that's something that everybody falls into from time to time.
Speaker 1 We have had more than one conversation about how we're in like that phase of life where like we have three littles,
Speaker 1
one on the way. Obviously, our main focus right now is very much our kids.
And we still get those moments to like enjoy each other, just the two of us.
Speaker 1 And I think it makes those moments even more like special.
Speaker 1 Like the fact that we were able to go to dinner in new orleans just the two of us yep made it like that much better that we could go and like experience like a a staple of new orleans just the two of us because every other dinner is me being told it's disgusting and you trying to be sweet and get them to eat their food for sure
Speaker 2 i think that's very accurate i think um
Speaker 2 i think
Speaker 2 i think just talking and
Speaker 1 you know sharing i also i also make him hold my hand that's good It's all good.
Speaker 1 I don't think he hates it, but
Speaker 1 I do want my hand held while we're walking places. I do, I do sometimes demand that.
Speaker 2 I think every marriage, once you have kids, is going to fall into the mom and dad thing from time to time. And I think that the key to not having that be a thing is just talking to your spouse.
Speaker 2 And like saying like, hey, like, I really miss going out to dinner or like whatever you miss about the moments you had with your spouse that now kind of get overshadowed because you're busier being a mom and dad and working and doing all these things,
Speaker 2 voicing that. And then if the other person is listening, hopefully they go out of their way to try and, you know, do whatever that the other person feels like they're missing out on.
Speaker 2 And I think that, so I think talking to each other is a big component of any of this stuff.
Speaker 1 I also think there's, there is like some beauty in embracing the phase of life that we're in. Like
Speaker 1 we
Speaker 1 make it a point to, like, I, whenever Jason's busy at the end of football season, he wasn't in the house like that frequently for a couple of weeks. And so we made it a point to like speak kindly.
Speaker 1 Like I always try to like, we'll look at videos with dad or we make sure that we tune in when he was on broadcasts.
Speaker 1 And even those little things where like as a spouse, you can appreciate that person for like the role they play as a dad in that moment. I think is really important.
Speaker 1 And it's a way to like still have that like love and affection, even if it's not able to be expressed in like a romantic, like husband and wife way.
Speaker 2 Right.
Speaker 1
So, I think there's plenty of ways. I, I mean, we are mom and dad right now.
I gotta be mom and dad in the thick of mom and dad, sick mom and dad in the thick of mom and dad.
Speaker 2 Why are you even sitting like that? I can't, my belly is in your like approaching Jason Kelsey belly-ness.
Speaker 1 We both know I'm far more flexible than you.
Speaker 2 All right.
Speaker 1 Uh, number three: next question from Eggs over Evie.
Speaker 1 That's a great name. It's pretty good.
Speaker 2 It's good pun.
Speaker 1 What are your and Jason's love languages?
Speaker 1 This is good.
Speaker 2 Do we want to do each other's or do we want to do our own?
Speaker 2 Oh, should we do each other's? Sure.
Speaker 1 I feel like I just spoon-fed you with the hand-holding.
Speaker 2 Yeah, yours is physical touch and words of affirmation.
Speaker 1 No,
Speaker 2 that's what it used to be. Maybe it changed.
Speaker 1 Was it words of affirmation?
Speaker 2 I thought it was acts of service. Well, now it is probably because you want me to do acts of service with you.
Speaker 1 No, I just wanted to take out the trash.
Speaker 2
Seriously. This is the thing about love languages.
Pretty much whatever language you're not being fed turns out to be the love language people want.
Speaker 1
One of the biggest running jokes in our house is the trash. It's not a joke.
I mean,
Speaker 2 I like to think it's trash.
Speaker 2 I was reading
Speaker 2 Shill Silverstein
Speaker 2 Shel Silverstein There was like a trash one in there Sophia Silvius Saint or something.
Speaker 1 He literally read it this morning.
Speaker 2 I read it last night and I was like this fucking book is speaking to me more than it's speaking to me.
Speaker 1 Yeah, but then when you when he read it this morning, what did I say? I feel like it's a short story about me.
Speaker 2 But we know we both know my one role in the house that is supposed to be done is the trash and it's not
Speaker 2 fulfilled.
Speaker 2 We like to share a lot of duties, but that one, or we actually don't share a lot of duties. I have one job and it's the trash.
Speaker 2 And I'm shit at it.
Speaker 1 You're not shit at it.
Speaker 2 I think you're busy. But no, I'm pretty sure when we first read that book, I'm almost positive yours were words of affirmation and physical touch.
Speaker 1 That's fair.
Speaker 2 And it's probably more.
Speaker 1 As long as you didn't say gift giving, you could probably nail it.
Speaker 2 Yeah. And I think that as our relationship has moved forward and like, it's like, oh, actually, I want my husband to do fucking something around the house.
Speaker 2 That third one's crept in there.
Speaker 1 It's only the trash.
Speaker 2 That's really it.
Speaker 1 So the options here are words of affirmation, quality time, physical touch, acts of service, or receiving gifts. I would say that yours are probably
Speaker 1 definitely quality time.
Speaker 1 I feel like you've fallen into physical touch only because I've touched upon you.
Speaker 2 Every man's got physical touch in their top two. Yeah, actually,
Speaker 1 yeah, I would say quality, time, and physical touch, but I do think like you really appreciate words of affirmation, even if you
Speaker 2 appreciate all of them.
Speaker 2 For reference, I like all of the love languages.
Speaker 1 Well, that's why they're love languages, they're ways to show love. Yeah, but I would say probably quality, time, and physical touch.
Speaker 2 I think those are my top two. Okay,
Speaker 1 I feel like we nailed that.
Speaker 2 Go us. Physical touch.
Speaker 1 Number four from at Swim Pike.
Speaker 1 What's the best gift you've ever received?
Speaker 2 The best gift I've ever received?
Speaker 1 Oh, man.
Speaker 1 I feel bad.
Speaker 2 Why?
Speaker 1 Because I feel like I have not given you great gifts.
Speaker 2 Really liked, you gave me a handmade wooden replica of the Philadelphia Eagles Stadium.
Speaker 1 That one was in the works for a while.
Speaker 2 I really enjoyed that gift a lot.
Speaker 1 That gift was technically a retirement gift and i put a deposit in for that this is this really plays into the whole like the fact that he said he was retiring for so many years for so many years yeah i put a deposit in for that i believe three years before you retired so
Speaker 1 there's that yep yep um but it has like all the details of like the uh accolades that you received while you were in the league and I thought it was the artist that did it. She's very, very talented.
Speaker 1 So
Speaker 1 we can put a picture of that on the screen.
Speaker 2 Outside of that, I'd go Sega Game Gear.
Speaker 2 I was like seven years old.
Speaker 2 Jesus.
Speaker 2
I don't think I've ever matched the excitement. We used to have it on video of you receiving that gift.
Of me receiving that gift.
Speaker 2 I don't know if we still do, or if that was one of the ones that got recorded over with Law and Order by dad, but
Speaker 2 that video of me getting that sega game gear yeah i don't think i've ever seen me that happy in my entire life like that was
Speaker 2 okay easily i mean i've never had that kind of emotion it's very sweet yeah
Speaker 1 um i would say the best gift i've ever received uh
Speaker 1 i loved the locket the locket caught me you really caught me off guard on that one
Speaker 1 um
Speaker 1 And the other one
Speaker 1 I was going to say, which is funny because I'm really not like a huge jewelry person.
Speaker 1 But I, my other one would also be when you got the necklace that was similar to the necklace I wore at our wedding, but it was stones that you had brought back from when you climbed Mount Kilimanjaro.
Speaker 2 I mean, those stones were
Speaker 2
from a store at the bottom of in the middle of a Tanzanian shop. Yes.
But yes. That was on the streets.
Speaker 1 But then you brought them back and Rafi put them into.
Speaker 2
Yep. He put it in like a little pendant thing.
Yeah.
Speaker 1 You did a great job and you specifically referenced that it was similar to the necklace i wore when we got married yes it's more rare than diamonds he did also tell me that when he which necklace isn't saying that much apparently diamonds are super common they're just
Speaker 2 the supply is artificially
Speaker 1 it was a very pretty neck i just liked the thought that you put into it and the fact that you were like i'm gonna take this back and get it made into something yeah it was very thoughtful it was less about like the jewelry itself and more about the thought that you put into it.
Speaker 1 Yeah.
Speaker 2 I'm a good gift giver.
Speaker 2 When I get to it.
Speaker 1 Number five, next from Janessa.
Speaker 1 What is your favorite romance slash Valentine's Day movie?
Speaker 2 My favorite Valentine's movie? I don't even know if I could name a Valentine's Day movie.
Speaker 1 We have some rom-coms that you're just
Speaker 2 talking about. Any movie
Speaker 2 romanticism qualifies?
Speaker 1 I think so.
Speaker 2 I would say if we're going just most romantic movies I've ever seen.
Speaker 1
I do have some examples here. Queen Emma has put some in here in case you want a cheat sheet.
What do we got?
Speaker 1 When Harry Met Sally, you've got Mail, Clueless, Bridget Jones, Diary, The Proposal with Ryan Reynolds and Sandra Bullock, 10 Things I Hate About You, The Holiday, Love and Basketball, Notting Hill, My Best Friend's Wedding, My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
Speaker 1 Do any of those speak to you?
Speaker 2
Not really. I mean, they're all good.
I like all of them.
Speaker 2 I feel like you like,
Speaker 2 like a
Speaker 2 rom-coms more.
Speaker 1 You like a Vince Vaughan rom-com.
Speaker 2 Yeah. I mean, the Vince Vaughan rom-coms I know of aren't
Speaker 2 like
Speaker 2
the one I read, the breakup I love, but that's not a Valentine's Day movie. They end up breaking up.
That's not a good Valentine's Day one.
Speaker 1
One of my favorite rom-coms is How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. Yep.
Great movie.
Speaker 2 It's not bad.
Speaker 2 Because it ends up not working.
Speaker 1 No, Jay, they end up together.
Speaker 2
That's what I'm saying. It ends up not working.
Oh, yes. That's good.
Speaker 2 No matter how much you try and fight love
Speaker 2
over a bet, a stupid, frivolous bet. Yeah.
You can't do it. Can't.
It's a good movie. I like.
Speaker 1 I also, the proposal with Ryan Reynolds and Sandra Bullock, I do enjoy. I just love, I think I just love Sandra Bullock
Speaker 1 because I love Miss Congeniality, too.
Speaker 2 I don't know that I've seen that one. Have I seen that one? Do we watch that one?
Speaker 1
They go to Alaska. She's like his boss.
And they go to Alaska for his grandmother's birthday party or something.
Speaker 1 And
Speaker 1 they're trying to fake it because she's Canadian and she's going to get deported.
Speaker 2 Where the fuck do they come up with these plots?
Speaker 1 I don't know, but the fact that they're still making movies and they're not just remaking old movies goes to show you that people have to get really creative.
Speaker 1 Like it, it's, we're at a point where you have to get pretty far-fetched to be able to put out a movie that's unique enough for someone to not be like, we already did that.
Speaker 2 Like Splash? Because I'm a big fan of mermaids.
Speaker 1 I don't think I've ever seen that.
Speaker 2 You've never seen Splash, and you're bringing up fucking some Alaska
Speaker 2 grandmother fucking
Speaker 1 that you tried to get me to watch, and I think I fell asleep, which is a common thing.
Speaker 2 I've never tried to get you to watch Splash or Splash.
Speaker 1 I think the one time you did.
Speaker 2
I don't think so. We should watch that.
It's a very good movie. We should watch that.
Speaker 1
Maybe I could stay awake. I also.
We should start it before 9:30 p.m. 51st.
51st Dates.
Speaker 2 I always want to say 41st 41st dates for some reason.
Speaker 2 Great movie.
Speaker 2
Why 40? I don't know. I always think it's 40 for some reason.
I've said it wrong multiple times.
Speaker 1 No, it's 50, and it's a great movie.
Speaker 2 It's a very good movie.
Speaker 2 I think that actually might be my favorite rom-com.
Speaker 1 It's a very, I'd, I'd watch that on Valentine's Day, but you're going to be too shit-faced.
Speaker 2
So we can watch it before the parade. The parade's later.
Let's go wake up early. Pregame the parade with 51st dates.
Speaker 1
Number six, next from Perfect and Human. That's a beautiful name.
What are your red and green flags?
Speaker 1 No, not Chiefs and Eagles in relationships that you want your girls to know about before they start dating.
Speaker 2 Red flag for me is anybody that uses the term red flags.
Speaker 2 Just going to start it off right there.
Speaker 2 If you say red flags, cringe, or any of these other things. Oh, Jason.
Speaker 2 Run for the hills.
Speaker 1 What is actually a red flag?
Speaker 2 That's a red flag to me. I think saying red flags is a red flag.
Speaker 1 Okay. What is
Speaker 1 an alarming characteristic or behavior that if our girls said they were dating someone with that, that you would be like, absolutely not?
Speaker 2 Anybody
Speaker 2 who doesn't treat
Speaker 2 service people with respect and kindness.
Speaker 1 Good one.
Speaker 2 Anybody that
Speaker 2 doesn't, that's just narcissistic. I don't really know what examples of that would be.
Speaker 2 I mean, everybody's a little cystic,
Speaker 2 but
Speaker 2 yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1 I think the service people is a great one because that's an easy one.
Speaker 1 Like most of the time, you're going to go out on dates, even if you're out at a bar, like how respectful are they to the bartender?
Speaker 2 Yeah, I just think that, and I think you can gauge a lot more about who people are and how they treat people that they have nothing to gain from. Right.
Speaker 2 And I think that's a big one for me. Sure.
Speaker 2 Would you let our girls date a football player?
Speaker 1 Yes.
Speaker 1 But I'd be very skeptical.
Speaker 2 I know a lot of great football players. I also know a lot of football players that I would not want to date my daughter for sure.
Speaker 1 That is one of the popular questions. Have you seen those videos?
Speaker 1 There's like social clips of guys going into NFL locker rooms and asking their teammates who's the teammate you would least like to date your daughter. I'm just going to be so skeptical.
Speaker 1 Are you going to be skeptical of people that our girls bring home?
Speaker 2 I am hopefully going to,
Speaker 2 hopefully both of us will show our daughters what good
Speaker 2
men and women are that they will be able to decipher these things on their own. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Cool, great.
Speaker 1
Awesome. That's all we can do.
Do you want to be skeptical of them when they come up?
Speaker 2 Nothing is going to help if we're being skeptical at that point. If they fall in love with the douchebag, there's nothing that us being skeptical is going to help.
Speaker 1 Okay,
Speaker 1 number seven and our last question from Maria Edward Hegner292.
Speaker 1 We know about your first date with Jason. How was your second date?
Speaker 2 Second date.
Speaker 2 Second date, we went ice skating
Speaker 2 at Penn's Landing.
Speaker 2 Is that not our second date? Was that our third date?
Speaker 1 I think that was like our third or fourth date.
Speaker 2 Definitely wasn't fourth. It was either second or third.
Speaker 2 What do you think?
Speaker 2 What do you think second date was?
Speaker 1 It was the Mutter Museum.
Speaker 2
No. Yes.
That was after the ice skating?
Speaker 2 No.
Speaker 2 I'm positive.
Speaker 1 I'm nearly certain that the Mutter Museum was before that because you left the next day to go to Thailand.
Speaker 1 And then when you got back, we went ice skating.
Speaker 2 I don't think so. I don't, I think we went ice skating before
Speaker 1 because we did Buffalo Billiards, then we ended up at whatever the bar was that was right by the Reading Terminal, like two or three nights later when you were like, I really messed up the first night because I couldn't.
Speaker 2 That was the second date then. What was that?
Speaker 1 That was when we were in the bar with
Speaker 1 it was by the Reading Terminal. I don't know what the bar was called.
Speaker 2 It was a bar by Reading Terminal.
Speaker 1 We went to a bar near the Reading Terminal Market.
Speaker 1 And it was like you're
Speaker 1 we were with the guys who lived down the hall from you.
Speaker 2
Was that second date? Yeah, that was like City Tap House or something like that. Yeah, I know what you're talking about.
Was that the second date?
Speaker 1 Well, it's the second time we met each other, but I think that the, I guess that would technically be our second date. Yeah.
Speaker 1 Are we calling the first night a date?
Speaker 2 I don't, I would not call it a date, no. Would not either.
Speaker 1 A quick meeting.
Speaker 2 Yeah, we met up. uh-huh
Speaker 1 um
Speaker 1 yeah then we went there and like
Speaker 1 chatted for a long time in the bar yep
Speaker 1 and then the next date we went on was the mutter museum
Speaker 2 i think we went we went to the mutter museum before you went to thailand we went ice skating before i went to thailand i don't think so we yes because the pennant landing ice skating thing was not open after i went to thailand yes it was no it wasn't i i went to thailand at the end of february That ice skating rink down there is not open in March.
Speaker 2
I don't think it was, at least. It's an outdoor ice skating rink.
I don't think it's going to be a good thing.
Speaker 1 You're going to have to look up when you went to Thailand because I think you went earlier than you think you did because you didn't make the playoffs that year.
Speaker 2 Yeah, but those guys always went in February over to the Southeast Asia.
Speaker 1 That's yeah, but it might have been the beginning of February. We'll figure this out.
Speaker 2
Either way, we didn't go ice skating on those times. We didn't go ice skating after Thailand.
That was before.
Speaker 1 So then it had to be our third, the third time we met up. I really thought the Mutter Museum was.
Speaker 2 We could say both of them. It doesn't really matter.
Speaker 1 Well, the Mutter Museum, I just remember because you got in the car.
Speaker 1 I picked you up from your apartment. We went to the Mutter Museum.
Speaker 1 And when we were driving back to your apartment for me to drop you off right before you got out of the car, you were like, oh, by the way, I'm leaving for 10, 14 days, however long it was to go to Thailand.
Speaker 1 My friend called me yesterday and asked me and I said yes. Yeah.
Speaker 1 And I was, and I specifically remember thinking, this is the most elaborate way to get out of having to talk to me ever again.
Speaker 1
Yeah. And then you sent me a picture of a monkey on the beach.
And while you were there, without any other communication, I was like,
Speaker 1 okay, I guess you aren't trying to ghost me.
Speaker 2
And then we went ice skating at Penn's Landing. There's an outdoor ice rink.
where I farted tying my skates
Speaker 2 when I bent down.
Speaker 2 And I i couldn't even like play it off because it was so audible like there was no way to get out of it the worst part the worst
Speaker 1 i can't
Speaker 1 i grew up in a fart funny house it's like farts are funny that's a green flag
Speaker 1 i'll tell you i grew up in a fart funny house so it the the issue was is that like in that moment i'm like you cannot be like crying laughing when this man picks his head back up he's gonna be like how immature are you And so I was just trying desperately to like calm down, stop laughing.
Speaker 1 That wasn't that funny. But this man bent over,
Speaker 1 farted, and then went, Whoops.
Speaker 1 It was, it was so, oh my god, it was so funny, and I couldn't laugh.
Speaker 2 Oh, God, it was the
Speaker 2 true love, people.
Speaker 2
I can't. Oh, God.
I can't.
Speaker 1 When you said whoops, I was like, this isn't that.
Speaker 1 Oh, God.
Speaker 2 That does it for Zen.
Speaker 1 I just love how you have completely committed to now telling that story when you talk about that.
Speaker 2 But now you know what I was going to with that belly. If you bend over, you're going to fart.
Speaker 2 I can't.
Speaker 1 Okay, that does it for this seven-ish question.
Speaker 1 We'll be back after this message about something else I love. Cheerios.
Speaker 2 Hey you
Speaker 1 last week, I told you guys about my cinnamon toast crunch pregnancy craving, but it doesn't stop there. Like most pregnant women, cereal is a go-to choice for me, and I love a nice bowl of Cheerios.
Speaker 1 I am very much not a cereal is only for breakfast person.
Speaker 1 I will oftentimes have cereal for dessert after dinner. You know, like when you just have to top it off with something sweet,
Speaker 1 but it needs like that crunch, the cold milk.
Speaker 1
God, it's satisfying. I'm definitely doing that tonight.
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Speaker 1 Plus, they've got a special lineup of five different Cheerio flavors available in limited edition boxes, each featuring the name of someone you love.
Speaker 1 So, find that special box of Cheerios for your mom, best friend, or even your dog this Valentine's Day. Next up, because no true couples episode could be complete without a game,
Speaker 2 Queen Emma
Speaker 1 has prepared, because Queen Emma is a boss okay
Speaker 1 she has prepared pop culture trivia
Speaker 1 the battle for who knows the least
Speaker 2 it's not gonna be it's gonna be really bad
Speaker 1 a few weeks ago my guest amanda hirsch asked me who between us
Speaker 1 knows more about pop culture and i honestly didn't really know the answer i did settle on myself is she is she a big pop culture person very into pop she has a podcast where she um discusses pop culture all of her social media is very great about updating you on social media or i'm sorry on pop culture topics um in a way that's like quick and easy to digest like she really breaks it down very very well and it's like a passion of hers and you can tell and she and she can tell that we're not into it what would make she was asking because i
Speaker 1 I said, I'm not going to lie, I'm really bad at pop culture. And she said, well, is Jason also bad at pop culture? Is it both of you?
Speaker 1
And I said, if you, if I had to say one of us was better at pop culture than the other, I would guess that it would be me. Yeah.
But, but, but neither of us are really clued in.
Speaker 2 Let's find out.
Speaker 1 We are about to find out.
Speaker 2 I'm not bad with like pop culture from like the 80s and 90s.
Speaker 1 That's not what we're doing.
Speaker 2
We're trying to get this. So we're doing current.
Yeah, there's no way we're going to get this.
Speaker 2 I'm not getting this.
Speaker 1 No, no, collectively screwed.
Speaker 1 Should we put a friendly wager on this?
Speaker 2 Sure.
Speaker 1 $2.
Speaker 2 Oh, I thought you were going more interesting than that.
Speaker 1 Oh, I just love a $2 bet. Sure.
Speaker 2 $2 bets. I love a $2 bet.
Speaker 1 What better wager did you have?
Speaker 2 I didn't have anything in mine.
Speaker 1 Well, then get crazy.
Speaker 2 That's your question.
Speaker 1
I am reading this and I don't know the answer to it. Okay, Queen Emma surprised us with these questions.
So
Speaker 1 we're going in blind. Number one.
Speaker 1 Name just one of the 10 total movies nominated for best picture at the Oscars this this year.
Speaker 2 We just did this in the rundown of New Heights.
Speaker 1 So you do know.
Speaker 2 I'm trying to remember them right now. There's, and we're supposed to watch one.
Speaker 1 Like, you only have to know what you only have to tell me one.
Speaker 2 I don't remember what movie we settled on.
Speaker 2 Well, I think we were putting into it a vote. I'm trying to remember the four movies of the 10 movies that we discussed.
Speaker 1 To be fair, one of the movies that's on this.
Speaker 2 Just let me think for a second. Okay.
Speaker 2 Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2 I've seen one of them too. Yeah, you have.
Speaker 2 To pull a name of any of these movies out.
Speaker 2 Oh, wicked. God.
Speaker 1 I was going to be very concerned if you had not arrived there. Yep.
Speaker 2 Okay.
Speaker 2 All right.
Speaker 1 This is another one I would not be able to personally get.
Speaker 2 So are we going, you're asking me five straight?
Speaker 1 Yes, I am.
Speaker 1 Number two, The Bachelor bachelor has been on TV for 29 seasons. Which of the following men was a former bachelor? You might get this because of the process of elimination, so pay attention.
Speaker 1 A, Zach Efron.
Speaker 2 Okay.
Speaker 1 B, Jesse Palmer.
Speaker 1 C, Holly D.
Speaker 1
D. Josh Richards.
Or E, it's a trick question. And they were all bachelors.
Speaker 2 They were all bachelors?
Speaker 1 Yes,
Speaker 1 that's E.
Speaker 2 They weren't all bachelors. Okay.
Speaker 2 I'm pretty sure it was Jesse Palmer.
Speaker 1 You are correct.
Speaker 2 So I'm two for two now.
Speaker 2 Yes. Wow.
Speaker 1 Nice.
Speaker 1
Okay. Number three.
What is Prince Harry's wife's first name?
Speaker 2 Oh, fuck.
Speaker 2 As a rule, I do not respect royalty in any way, shape, or form.
Speaker 1 Your mom would nail this question so quickly.
Speaker 2 She loves it. She loves
Speaker 2 the British monarchy.
Speaker 1 She really does.
Speaker 2 I just like am firmly against monarchies in general.
Speaker 1 Bonus points that mean nothing if you can name their formal titles.
Speaker 2 So Prince Harry. Yes.
Speaker 2 This isn't the one that's Meghan Markle, right? That's one of the other princes.
Speaker 1 That's Prince Harry.
Speaker 2 Oh, Megan Markle.
Speaker 1 Jesus. Do you know?
Speaker 2 That's the only one I know.
Speaker 1 Do you know,
Speaker 1 do you know their formal title, their formal titles?
Speaker 2 Prince Harry and Princess Markle.
Speaker 1 The Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Oh, okay.
Speaker 2 That was my next guess.
Speaker 1 Number four. Who just won album of the year at the 2025 Grammy Awards?
Speaker 2 Who just won album of the year?
Speaker 2 Beyonce.
Speaker 1 Do you know the name of the album?
Speaker 2 Wait, did she won Top Country Album? Did she win Top Album 2?
Speaker 1 According to Emma's cards, yes.
Speaker 2 Okay.
Speaker 2 Do I know what it's called?
Speaker 1 Do you know what the album's called? You don't need to know it. That wasn't the question, but it does have the
Speaker 1 girls like it.
Speaker 2 The girls do like that album.
Speaker 2 It is.
Speaker 1 Do you know her last name?
Speaker 2 Beyonce. Knowles.
Speaker 1 Nope. Married.
Speaker 2 I don't know who she's married to. Oh, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2 We're so close.
Speaker 1 we were so close you don't know who beyonce is married to
Speaker 1 you do
Speaker 1 it's a very short name
Speaker 2 is it is it another artist yes jay-z there you go yeah i did do you know his last name z
Speaker 1 jesus christ okay carter carter okay cowboy carter cowboy carter is that not that's her married last name correct okay all right number five what singer was formerly the star of the Disney Channel sitcom, Hannah Montana?
Speaker 2 Yeah, this one's in my wheelhouse.
Speaker 2 But I'm trying to remember her name right now.
Speaker 1 It's because it's a far enough throwback.
Speaker 2 Yeah, when it's older, I usually can get it.
Speaker 2 It's why can't I think of her name right now? I can picture her face.
Speaker 2 She's in like her punk rock era. What the fuck is this woman's name?
Speaker 1 It rhymes with my name.
Speaker 2 It's
Speaker 2 Billy Ray Cyrus' daughter. What the fuck is her name?
Speaker 1 Well, now you know her last name.
Speaker 2 Mila Cyrus. Jesus.
Speaker 1
Oh, I'm so concerned because I did not know most of those questions. You got five out of five.
You didn't know those?
Speaker 1
Oh, no. This is going to be so.
I'm about to lose.
Speaker 2 I think you're going to be out with question one. Tom Holland, aka Peter Parker in the latest Spider-Man franchise just got engaged.
Speaker 1 To Zendaya.
Speaker 2 Wow. I don't even know who that is.
Speaker 1 Oh, she's beautiful.
Speaker 2 nice which of the following is not an actual reality show currently airing oh no on the bravo network
Speaker 1 i'm a i feel personally victimized by this question you know i do not engage in bravo
Speaker 2 okay hit me a southern charm b summer house c below deck
Speaker 2 d the real moms of new york city
Speaker 1 d the real moms of new york city that's what i would guess only because it didn't sound familiar That's correct.
Speaker 2 Amazing.
Speaker 1
I have not seen any of those shows. Any of the top three that you named.
The only show that I have seen clips of, and it's only due to my TikTok Doom Scrolling, is Below Death.
Speaker 2 Is Bravo just like a home improvement channel now?
Speaker 1
No, that's HGTV. Yeah, but Below Deck Summerhouse is Below Deck is like when they show the crews on yachts.
Yeah. That's not.
Speaker 2
That sounds like an HGTV. It's not just the crews.
It's like showing like the whole like thing.
Speaker 1 No, it's not showing the yacht itself it's showing the crew interacting with people who have chartered the yacht it's basically like the crew interacting with entitled people who have chartered a yacht it's like deadliest catch but with a yacht
Speaker 1 i would watch deadliest catch i have watched deadliest catch i would not watch below death number three what is the origin of the trend brat summer and calling things brat in general oh i have no idea i didn't even know this is a thing i i genuinely genuinely have no idea.
Speaker 1 I know that it is.
Speaker 1
I could be, oh my God, I'm going to, if I'm wrong on this, I'm going to sound such, like such an idiot. I know that there is some correlation with the color green and brat.
I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1 I don't know where it comes from.
Speaker 2 Couldn't tell you. What is the context in which brat is used?
Speaker 1 What does it mean? I would love to tell you, but I don't know.
Speaker 2 What's a brat summer?
Speaker 1 Couldn't tell you.
Speaker 2 It sounds like somebody just going off and being
Speaker 2 getting into mischief is what it sounds like. Would you care to venture a guess as to where that comes from?
Speaker 1 Is it from a musical artist?
Speaker 2 It is.
Speaker 2 I don't know who this artist is, but it is.
Speaker 1 Is it Doja Cat?
Speaker 2 It is not Doja Cat.
Speaker 1 The excitement level that I reached when I said Doja Cat, I was really hoping you were going to say it is.
Speaker 2 The album came out in June of 2024.
Speaker 2 album was called
Speaker 2 brat yep that's right
Speaker 2 it was released in 2024 in june by artist
Speaker 2 charlie xcx
Speaker 2 the way he just read that
Speaker 1 what does xcx mean those are like the initials that come after a name but the way you spaced it was as if you've never heard the name charlie xcx which i have at least heard that name i've never heard that name.
Speaker 1 That's great.
Speaker 2
I like the way you read that. Go ahead.
What does XCX stand for?
Speaker 1 I have no idea.
Speaker 2