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Good morning, millennials.

Welcome back to the toast.

Cut your pants on fire.

Tell me you're gonna lie.

Tell me you're a liar.

Trust me.

I have spent my morning sat in my makeup chair watching EFF's pod.

Same.

I don't know how the hell we're supposed to wait till the first story to talk about it.

Like, seriously, fuck that squareheaded fuck.

I hate that ugly loser so much, and I am so proud.

So fucking proud.

I never liked him.

And I never turned on Brianna Lepaglia like you other snitches did.

Now I see everyone on social media like, oh, Brianna, bitch, you were the ones who turned on her.

I didn't, okay?

It's, you know, it feels so good to be on the right side of things.

Well, I still have like 20 minutes left in the pod, but I've got no.

No.

Oh, by the way, she tells the craziest story.

You'll have to tell me.

Two stories at the end.

Okay, you'll have to tell me when we talk about it.

So I haven't even gotten to like what's social media's reaction.

Like, I have no idea what people are saying.

Like, are people riding with Brie?

Of course.

They're like, oh, you know, and she has, I mean, should we get into it?

Like, no, just finish this conversation and then we'll get into like what she said in the podcast and the stories.

On the podcast, like that she really lost herself.

Like if you see, look at her social media, like you can see like the girl that she was before this relationship is not the girl that she is after it and during it.

And everyone's like, oh, you know, I loved Brie and like, I really, I see that, you know, like, I could see, like, I did unfollow her because I, like,

you were on the hater train and I wasn't.

Like, this feels, it feels good to know.

Like, I'm, I'm not like some of these bitches, you know?

Yeah.

No, I'm so proud of her.

The $12 million thing.

I was at dinner last night.

So anyway, we have to wait.

Like, seriously.

Okay, but now I'll segue.

I'll segue out because I was at dinner last night when Margo, we were like both just like waiting for eight o'clock, but we went to dinner at 745 and like Margo was like, oh my God, he offered her $12 million in an apartment in New York in a house and she turned it down.

And I was like, okay, just stop.

Honestly, I was like, I didn't know he had that much money.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's definitely something people are talking about, too.

Because I haven't put a red cent in his pocket.

Oh, yeah.

That's another thing to feel good about.

Like, did not contribute to the richification or the famification of Zach Bryan one iota over here.

Right.

So our hands are clean.

We are going to dive into the full podcast recap in part, in story one of the day, I assume.

I mean, we are going to be doing Queenie and Weenie, although it's just so clear.

It's so clear, but maybe we'll.

To even do the segment is like a stab in the face to the common sense of our listeners.

It's true, but maybe we'll have like more to add as we anoint.

Yes.

And I actually was

only able to watch the podcast this morning because last night I was out at the theater.

Have you ever been to the famous Apollo Theater?

Yes.

You have?

It's uptown?

Yeah, it's in Harlem.

What did you see there?

Darius Rucker.

Oh, classic.

Well, the Joan Rivers tribute show that I went to last night was for,

was at the Apollo.

And they, the po, like when Brian said, like, I have tickets to you want to come, he sent us the poster.

And there was like a lineup of people, like, pretty, like, decent lineup.

Um, so I was really excited, but they didn't put anybody on the lineup, like, who was actually there.

It was star-studded, and it was all filmed for NBC.

There were cameras everywhere.

They didn't say exactly what it's going to be.

Um, but it was.

For the stars.

So Tiffany Haddish, Chelsea Handler.

Nikki Glazer, Joel McHale.

Who else?

Who else?

Who else?

I don't want to spoil spoil it for when it gets televised.

And then like a bunch of other comedians who like you know and like, but like big, big stars.

Yeah, the big memes.

Yeah, yeah.

It was shocking to see.

Who was the best?

That's a really good question.

Aubrey Plaza was there.

So, and I knew this, and I was being such a know-it-all, like, because between every comedian, they had like a package.

It was a big screen, and it was like archival footage of Joan.

It was a combination of like so much stuff from her documentary.

I was literally like, honestly, quoting it.

And you asked Teller Donnie, who she wished she sat next to someone else.

I was literally finishing the sentences.

I'm like, but so much of the show was about Joan.

Did you tell her how we had walked through the apartment?

No, no, I didn't actually.

It didn't come up.

You'll have to text her.

Yay.

But really, the whole show was kind of built around the fact that Joan wrote so many jokes and she had this crazy filing system.

It's in the documentary.

Yeah.

She put them all, she would write jokes, and once they were done, she would put this in this filing cabinet.

She would type them up on index cards and file them based on different categories.

And they were just like reading some of her jokes.

And Arby Place did a whole segment of like Joan jokes that haven't aged well.

It was like really funny.

and then so the whole event was for charity, it was for God's Love We Deliver, which is, if you watch a documentary, Joan's like favorite charity, which started as an organization to like send meals, medicated meals to AIDS patients.

And now it's like for the whole city.

If you're elderly, if you're sick, and you don't have meals, like they deliver meals.

And so they were auctioning off some of the OG index cards for, and the starting price for an index card was $5,000.

Like, I was, I was gonna like

auction, get involved, but then they were like, starting price, $5,000.

I'm like, for an index card?

That's really crazy.

I know.

So somebody, oh, you know who bought the first one sitting right in front of me?

Lorraine Schwartz.

Oh, wow.

What did one go the most for?

Nothing.

So literally nobody was bidding.

They should have started at like $1,000.

Yeah.

Because after a while, Lorraine Schwartz was like, okay, I'll do it.

Then the second one, like, nobody did it.

And I saw some producer raise his hand.

So they obviously like, just to keep the show moving.

And then the third person, they gave out to free for someone in the audience.

Like, it was,

I was, I didn't want to be cheap, but if they were like $5,000, $5,000, I would have, I want it to be like $1,000.

I would have spent $1,000.

Yeah, they should have started it $100 too much.

Charity, like you overpay, but $5,000 for an index card is absurd.

Of which there are thousands.

Well, she in her career wrote 77,000 jokes.

There are 77,000 index cards.

So that would mean the value of all of the index cards is 70,000.

No percent of value because it's not like a real value.

It's for charity.

So it's like, it's all obscene, obscenely overpriced.

But they weren't auctioning off 77,000 of them.

Just real quick.

No, but like just the idea.

Still, it's about value.

Yes, you might overpay because it's for charity, but like it's based on the value of something.

Well, you really can't put a price on, honestly, if they were auctioning off the one card that she read in her documentary when she's explaining to the documentarian, like all these different jokes, she pulls out a random one.

It is so funny.

She's like, why should I learn how to cook?

So my husband can say, my wife makes a great roast to some hooker.

If they had pulled that one, because I literally remember that jokes.

You could buy that for $5,000 and get it framed.

Yeah, I would.

But the jokes are,

they kind of gave away like three not great ones.

Oh, yeah.

The curation.

You didn't answer my question.

Who was the best person?

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

Let me really truly think.

You could even say two if there was like two really great.

Sorry, Nikki Glazer.

It's actually insane how Nikki Glazer like is the funniest bitch on the planet.

Like, and she really, she went, the thing is, Joan, if you're like a female comedian, like, Joan means so much to you.

And that was coming through from everyone.

Even Chelsea Handler was like, my entire career, I have been, you know, everyone compares you to Joan.

And it's like the greatest honor you could ever.

And then Nikki Glazer was like, everybody,

everybody compares me to joan and i'm like not in a physical way right

she was being really funny and it was like it was interesting to see people toe the line between being funny but being really genuine and like really sincere because joan means so much to female comics and like nikki really slayed it and she was she talked a lot about like joan's plastic surgery and like her openness about that and like how she gets made fun of for it but like at the time when when she would talk about it it was so you know out there and crazy and now like everybody lying to you like saying they drink a lot of water because they have like a perfect face is like Joan Joan was just different and what was so great is like these little packages between remember a couple of years ago we did a story that like somebody bought all the archival like comedy stand-up footage of Joan and they were like gonna do something with it I feel like maybe this is part of that because I was like watching clips from her stand-up from her old um

late night show that I have never seen.

It was, that was the best part.

I was like, could we get more footage of that, please?

So I'm sure they're going to put it all together and make it like a nice special.

And it was, it was excellent.

It was just nice to see like somebody getting their, i feel like we're always honoring people who like stink joan was that bitch joan was a queen like it was it was and she would have loved being like revered like that because she had you know she was very turdy and jacks coated she had a chip she had the chip of all chips that like she wasn't taken seriously and like really respected for the icon that she was um and i loved that they had like and like she is really respected but it's still not enough like agreed what she is and what she was like she doesn't get enough respect and there can never be enough respect most of the comedians there like had met her and had stories about her which which was so nice because like joan mikhail and chelsea handler went back to back talking about like that time at e where everybody was like working in the same studio and and joan was like actually a delight and like a pleasure to work with and then melissa rivers closed the show with this like letter that joan had written like if you guys ever do honor me please read this like and it was really funny so oh and it was star studded in the oh with the craziest thing is that literally we're about to show about to start me and bene sit down someone taps me on my shoulder i turn around who is it my mother-in-law i said oh you oh what what and she brought me a snack She knew I was going to be there, but she didn't tell me she was going to be there.

She brought me a snack.

Did she know she was going to be there?

No, we were shocked.

I think she wanted to surprise us, but she had tickets and we had tickets.

Jen,

what's her name?

Luann de La Seps was there.

Lorraine Schwartz was sitting right in front of me.

It was like, really, it was very like New York theater crowd.

It was fabulous.

And I had never been to the Apollo before.

It's really, like, I knew it was special.

Yeah.

And it's gorgeous inside.

Yeah.

So that's what I did last night and then ran home and started watching a little bit of BFS, but it was late.

So I watched most of it this morning.

Yeah, I watched all of it this morning, and I can't believe there's so much juice at the end that I didn't even get to see, but I was out last night, and then when I got home, I might have started to watch it, but then I saw what was going on in Amsterdam, which we need to talk about, and I had nothing but a pit in my stomach and didn't want to watch anything like fun or funny.

Pittsville, USA.

You might not have seen what happened in Amsterdam last night because like per usual, like nobody gives a damn about the Jews.

But there was a pogrom in Amsterdam last night.

The Tel Aviv Maccabi soccer team was playing a soccer match in Amsterdam against Ajax, whatever that is.

So like a bunch of Israelis flew to support their team.

Yeah, like people knew that, you know, lots of Israelis were in town.

Right, and they were staying in hotels and like a group, like many groups, I think it was maybe like hundreds of extremists like organized.

It was very organized is what they said, like organized outside of train stations.

Like as soon as the fans came out of the stadium, they were like hiding in alleys and like cutting off entry points outside of train stations, outside of hotels where they knew the Israelis were staying, and viciously, physically, violently attacked Jews, stabbing them, running them over with cars.

Some of them jumped into the canal while the others stood there.

And

it was

stabbed.

People are still missing.

Israel had to send two passenger planes to literally pick people up to get the fuck out of that.

Because the police were doing nothing.

The whole time, if you watch the videos, and they filmed themselves, it was very like October 7th style.

Very Hamas-coated.

Yeah, they're filming themselves, like making these Jews say free Palestine.

They're saying this is what's what's going on in Gaza.

So this is what happens when you globalize the Intifada.

It's just beautiful, isn't it?

Bella Hadid's dream.

And

it was so, so upsetting to see like.

And then waking up this morning and see how like American news reports it, like the New York Times says vicious anti-Semites.

I fucking hate that.

It was a soccer-led fight.

It was a soccer.

Yeah, and they make it seem like a no-what goes to a football game and they beat up a fan.

Yeah.

It's not what it was.

No, not at all.

It was very coordinated.

It's like,

you know just blatant anti-semitism again but anti-semitism is not related to anti-Zionism even though they're bringing up Jews and telling them to free Palestine but no no no it's just a conflict about land right you know if you are a Jew living in Europe like it's so dramatic to say but like get the fuck out like seriously I mean we've always thought that but this is one step further it's at that a Jew can't visit Europe because it wasn't like Jews living in Amsterdam you know what we'll be okay we'll be okay they don't even have air conditioning over there come to America it's great here yeah

No, that you can't even go to a soccer game in Amsterdam.

Like, and there were so many comparisons drawn to like Anne Frank.

That's the city that she grew up in.

Like, I mean, you know, how her story ended and that, like, Amsterdam is in Safer Jews in 2024 to live or to even visit.

Yeah.

Is so crazy.

Like, Europe is so far gone.

Yeah.

Do not go and do not come.

Do not go.

Do not go.

That was really upsetting and even more upsetting to like wake up and then see like how it's being spoken about.

I mean, people don't know.

And if they do know, they think it's like a soccer kerfuffle.

Yeah, like I knew about it like from our family chat.

So like then I went looking to see what's going on.

And like you really have to go like deep in X and like find the tweets of people who are sharing this stuff.

But it's not like headline news where it's everywhere you go.

Like it's very possible that you didn't even hear about this yet.

And it's so important that you do because it was like serious like

1930s style pogrom.

That's what they used to be called like back in Germany, back in Russia, when like gang violence would like organize themselves and attack Jews, attack Jewish businesses.

And last night it was Jewish soccer fans, Israeli fans, so much so that Israel had to send two rescue planes to get the people out of there.

And the police were doing nothing.

They broke into the hotels where they were staying, throwing fireworks into the windows of hotels, beating up fathers who are with their children, beating up women.

Don't you care about women?

It's, don't you care about women?

No, you don't.

It's disgraceful.

It was really hard to watch.

And like, I'm sorry, like, trigger warning.

No, this is happening.

The footage is beyond graphic.

These filmed by the people who did it, they are so proud.

They weren't caught.

They were proud.

So

that happened.

Right.

So that's why I didn't watch BFFs last night.

So this morning.

Yeah.

I didn't want to like, you know, ruin the experience.

Like, I wouldn't have enjoyed.

Yeah.

And like, I didn't want to associate the two.

So then this morning while I got ready, I watched my BFFs.

It's the perfect thing to watch.

Oh, okay.

I'm just going to say one thing and then let's just get into it.

Okay.

I do have some notes production wise.

Like I can't believe they didn't get together.

Were you in a Hamas tunnel?

Like what was with that, the quality?

I was shook from Josh Richards's like hotel room blurry.

I can't believe they, the remote setup, like was really pretty seamless, but I can't believe they didn't get to get.

Maybe they got together for the first one that they kept alluding to.

I can believe that they didn't get together because for the most part they don't, but like wherever Brie is, like she has been in this house that I guess she was referring to a lot she had like a full studio Josh always goes she went to sell lemon bar stool no I'm saying up until this point they never record yes in person and it's completely fine like they all really the three of them have premium setups that it's it's seriously like the joast like but for the fact that It's fine that they weren't together, but two out of three of them were, where the hell was, what was the scariest looking studio Brianna was in?

Milan, because he said he got on a front to Milan when Bri called him.

But like he didn't even bring a podcast microphone.

He was using his wired headphones.

Like I was shocked, even though the quality was fine of the audio, the video was really blurry.

And Brianna was like in a professional studio, like,

hello, a light.

Yeah.

I was shocked.

No, but that's BFF's pod.

So much information in the podcast.

So let's get into it.

What do you say?

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Our first story, BFF's pod ex Zach Bryan, Brianna Chicken Fry sat down to tell her story about the last year or so of her life with Zach Bryan, the last two weeks since they've broken up, and

where we're at now.

So I think the biggest, the main theme from the podcast is that in the last few weeks since they broke up, his team has offered her $12 million to sign an NDA and not speak about the relationship, plus a house and an apartment in New York.

The money would have been paid out over three years.

She went back and forth with deciding whether or not to take the money, as did Dave and Josh.

They did not know how to advise her.

Yeah, I thought that was interesting that she was like...

leaning on them.

And you know, it's smart.

Dave is a smart person,

especially when it comes to money.

So I thought that was wise of her.

In the end, she decided not to take the money.

And I think that really shocked a lot of people.

And I think it also shocked a lot of people who maybe have never been in a relationship like that because, you know, $12 million is $12 million.

But I was reading because someone in the toast was like, would you have taken the money?

And all these people were commenting and everyone was like, honestly, yeah.

But then people were like, no, I've been in a relationship like this.

And like, there's no.

amount of money that like you can't put a price on your own freedom.

Like

when you're out of it, like no amount of money is even enticing to you.

Like to have your, your voice stripped from you is so, you were in a relationship for a whole year where your voice was stripped from you.

So like, I think it's really unbelievable to a lot of people then a lot of people are like well she's rich she's famous and actually Barcelo notoriously like pays their talent like not a lot of money if she was a podcaster and an influencer like free of a barstool contract she probably would make a lot of money but she makes a salary from bar swollen that I'm sure is you know generous but it's not what people probably think someone at that level makes.

So many interesting things.

I mean,

when her Barcelona contract was up and he offered her double the money to not work there, just to like, I don't know, like, I'm so so proud of her that even in the relationship when she's still like under his spell that she said no to that because that was shocking.

He was making her like hate, she said, herself, her job, her coworkers.

So I'm so glad that she said no to that.

But I also think dollars and cents wise, of course, like you don't want to take the money because I can't be bought and like my story and my truth, like you can't silence me.

But I also think when you break it down, like $4 million over three years for an influencer at her level, I know she has a barstool contract, but I think Dave is going to be very generous with her.

He said he would buy her Bronco.

He said he would give her the money.

I think all of the money made from yesterday's episode will go to Ms.

Chicken Fry LSA.

There was a lot of ads, and I have some notes for Dave on reading ads.

But yeah, there was Game Time.

There was Raising Canada.

There was also YouTube ads.

Yep.

I think they made a lot of money on that episode.

I think we'll all go to her.

Maybe even all the Dissch Track stuff would go to her.

I think she'll make a lot of money.

And we read the creator list recently.

And if you're a pretty big size creator, you can be making about like $2 million a year if you're decent at the job.

So like, I think over time, she can out-earn that money.

But if she

signed it and she didn't tell the story, and as Dave said, like BFF's pod was going to end soon anyway, and especially if she didn't share anything about the breakup because she couldn't,

I think that would affect her career in the same way that the last year affected her career where she wasn't being herself.

And it really affected the BFF's pod.

I was shocked to hear them say that.

Like I received that, like just as a consumer.

I feel like it kind of fell off a little bit.

Yeah.

But for Dave to say, like, yeah, we were going to end it, one, because, like, I'm a little too old to be talking about like internet drama, but like, two, like, we weren't, like, doing much.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So I think that if she signed the NDA and like didn't share the truth, that it would affect her earning potential because people were sort of like waning in their interest from her.

And that's.

That's the other thing.

That's what's so fucked up about this whole thing is like he

made her into a version of herself that like the internet hated.

And if you could like the reception on TikTok before she started dating Zach Bryan and now after is so different.

Like she really, like, that's valuable.

That's part of your job, how people see you, how they engage with you, how they follow you.

And like for him to have stripped that from her, like he really, it's so textbook abuse and like isolating you from your friends and family, from your career, from your job.

It's so many things that he stripped from her.

And the fact that she's only been out of it for two weeks and she's able to see it so zoomed out.

Jackie, she's 25.

Yeah.

Like she's very, well, first of all, extremely smart and well-spoken, but like just to see these things, like I think it takes some people months and years to really kind of zoom out and understand what they went through and dissect random moments, being like, oh yeah, that was abuse.

That was narcissism.

Like she kind of like woke up in an instant and it's beyond impressive how mature she is for her age.

I was shocked when I found out she was 25.

Yeah, very, very mature.

And also like, I liked what she said when it's like, there's obviously stuff about him that he doesn't want out there because that's what the $12 million is for.

Like whatever he's struggling with, whatever, you know, even just a lot of things.

And she was like, I didn't not take the money so I could like tell all his secrets.

I didn't take the money so I can say what happened to me, what I experienced, and I could like go forth and tell my story.

But she's not spilling his secrets and sharing all the dirty details about him.

And that's why like she really is.

being so respectful about it as much as she can.

Well, also like she had a public relationship.

She's having a public breakup.

And so she, if the, if she wants the public like to

care for her still and like be invested like she also has to do that last chapter which she wouldn't have been able to do and if there wasn't that then

that's not what being an influencer is no because she still is protecting him and she's not you know when you break up with somebody i could she even protected him by telling us that he called them idiots and not our words yeah that was interesting i mean you could see when she read the text when dave read the text of the screenshot she's like holding her head because she's like she's even protecting him because now people know he uses that word and like and so for him to have gone up to, like, if you would have asked me, like, how much money do you think Zach Bryan offered Brianna to like not talk about her?

I would have said like maybe $2 million.

The fact that it was $12 is indicative of something greater, right?

And, and she's not, but he's such an idiot because if he had just ended the relationship with a modicum of decency and respect, she obviously has a lot of love for him.

She would not have gone.

She would have probably continued to protect him and talked about it in her personal life, but that's it.

He's such an idiot to do the whole thing via text, treat her, speak to her so fucking disgustingly, even when they're showing screenshots, get your shit out.

Like fucking monster.

Like if he had just acted with the smallest bit of grace, they would seriously, we would not be here.

We would not be having this conversation and he wouldn't have even needed, needed to pass.

He could have even like broken up with her, went to Oklahoma, had the conversation over text, just not been on Raya.

Let her announce the breakup when she wanted to and let her like go forth and heal.

But yeah, it would have saved him $12 million potentially.

And then also whatever this is about to do.

Right.

She gave him a lot of rope and he hung himself with it.

Like, he is so dumb.

I, every little window into who he was.

Okay, so you didn't get to this story.

It was, I can't believe they saved it to the end, Jackie.

It was so shocking.

Two things.

One, you know, one night, one morning she woke up and was singing, last night we let the liquor talk, and literally they didn't talk for a week.

You singing someone else's song in my house, in my apartment that I paid for?

Like fucking crazy lunatic, okay?

Oh my God.

This other story like is really and

all the stories she told are obviously something that she's comfortable sharing.

she's and when she in the first clip she was talking about how um there was a night in i think december she was like unspeakable things happened i don't know what happened but like i feel like she's still not sharing like really what way like i wouldn't be surprised if there was different forms of abuse like right because she she wasn't sharing all that but the story she told at the end is like so december being like 11 months ago

I was having a hard time with the timeline.

I know, so was I.

Hold on.

December being 11 months ago.

Because we're only in November.

Yeah, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay.

So

it's her birthday.

He's on tour, you know.

And as a gift, he like rented this like huge house on the water in New Hampshire for her family and her friends and her to all go.

And then he's like, I'm going to come.

And she's like, oh, okay, great.

And then like the whole time leading up, he's like complaining, like, I'm going to be tired.

Like, I've worked so hard.

She's like, don't come, please.

Don't come.

Of course he comes.

The first night they're doing like, you know, bonfire and beers, like, chill, you know, she's like kind of like earthy like that.

All of her friends are sitting around.

They're sitting around the fire.

And like she could just tell like it's gonna be bad he is like making little jabs at people like not being

the kind of boyfriend and she was like kind of panicked about it so she was like okay i'm go to bed it was 11 30 um and she thought he would follow her and he didn't So she goes upstairs and she does go to sleep.

She's just like, I can't, I can't handle this.

She wakes up an hour and a half later, like screaming, smashing glass, like, what the fuck's going on?

She runs downstairs.

Everyone's like hiding in the basement.

All of her girlfriends hysterically crying.

And she's like, what the fuck's going on?

She looks outside.

Her aunt, like her old lady aunt, is like holding him back, like trying to get him to calm down.

Apparently, like while they were all sitting at the bonfire, like he just snapped.

Like, nobody was doing anything.

He snapped.

He's like, You're all low-lives.

You'll never accomplish anything in your life.

I'm successful.

You're not like, probably, like, having a chip on your shoulder that he paid for this house.

Like, I literally don't know.

And she was like, I couldn't even go out there.

Like, when he would get like this, like, you just, there's no coming back from it.

You kind of have to just let him deactivate.

But all of her friends were like filming him just to have on record for Brianna, like this crazy, toxic, abusive behavior.

It's a huge fight, whatever.

He goes back on tour, she comes with him.

And like the fact that her friends had filmed him, like, obviously, had really bothered him.

She was like, that's why they offered me so much money, part of it.

Like, I have all this footage, like, okay, from nights like this.

Yeah.

Um, but every time for like the next couple of weeks following that event, like when they would be together, he would walk, like, literally walk off stage onto the bus to see her and like start filming her.

You like that?

You like when I film you in your private?

Like, fucking crazy.

Fucking crazy.

Oh my God.

Yeah.

So is the story she told at the end.

Everybody was just sort of like,

wow.

Like the reception.

I mean, there's nothing to say.

I thought that Josh and Dave did a good job of like being supportive.

But like there's no,

there's no correct way to respond to something like that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They did a really good job of being supportive while also like being angry on her behalf.

And she wasn't angry.

She was just sort of like sad.

Yeah.

No way though.

And by the way,

and I'm glad she addressed it.

She looked frail.

Like the light from her eyes had died.

She looked so thin.

And she was like, I lost 15 pounds that I did not have to lose.

Like, she's always been a very skinny girl.

My first thought when I saw her was like, her bones are sticking out of her jeans.

Yeah.

And like, that's what a relationship like that does to you.

Right.

And that's what happened in the relationship.

And then the last two weeks have also been really hard.

Like, and also asking yourself like the biggest question of like.

the money versus.

And the thing is, even if she had taken the money, like I wouldn't, it's not like I don't have any judgment.

I mean, one, we wouldn't know, but two, I would not judge at all.

Like she said, she doesn't come from much.

Like her family will never see that amount of money in their lives.

That was, that was really sad to hear, like talking about how like turning down that type of money.

Like her family was like, her family was like taking the money.

She grew up vacationing in like a trailer park.

Like this is somebody who did not grow up like this.

So you have to be incredibly principled and scrupled to turn that kind of money down and like look your parents in the face.

And

them telling her to take it is completely understandable.

Yeah.

Like it's not like a hypothetical like that's real money.

And she said I was ready to take the money and I was like ready to sign and they actually

dally slow in sending me everything and weren't gonna send me the money like that day that's why Dave was like send her the money and in that moment like she was like okay never mind so if they had moved faster she said they're stupid if they had moved faster like it would have been done yeah I can only imagine like what he's really truly hiding obviously there's some sort of alcohol right abuse.

I'll imagine you get violent when you drink.

Like there's your mind goes to a million places because she's not really sharing like, I think the worst of it.

Even though the stuff she's sharing is so fucking horrible.

I hate this fucking guy.

He better hope we never run into each other.

Like, I'm throwing hands.

I, and so ugly to act like that.

Like, I'm sorry, you can't act like that if you're that ugly, if your head is that square.

You can't.

Yeah.

And you know, he's not 5'11.

He is.

He's not.

He's not.

Right.

He paid off that site.

He paid off that website because so many people are like, I take pictures of him.

I'm 5'7 ⁇ .

He's literally two inches taller than me.

Okay.

So he's short, square-headed fuck.

I fucking hate this guy.

Like, I was actually, and this isn't a situation like I can relate to.

So I don't know if this is the right word, but I was actually triggered, like listening to it.

Just, it's so textbook.

It's also like imperceptible, right?

It's not like she walked into a room with a bruise on her face.

So it's like, you're not being abused.

It's verbal abuse.

It's really mental.

Emotional.

It's emotional abuse.

Like it's so hard.

Psychological, you know, hot and cold, and you don't know what you're going to get.

And you're walking on eggshells.

And then the amount of love that you get kind of like tides you over for the next time.

And even when it's bad, you're like, well, I know the love part is coming.

So like, let's just weather the storm.

As she said, that's deactivate him.

fame and millions of dollars like that's really fucks with the dynamics and they're both famous and like she's got her own thing going that he can like wield against her yeah anything that brought her joy made him sick oh i mean the golden globes yeah dress

the tour that's what ended their relationship she took two weeks to do her tour after being on tour with him for a whole fucking year and he couldn't do that and i'm like not only could he not he was supposed to be with her that was the plan.

Like, that was their, and by the, and like, the, that's what's equitable in their relationship.

A year for him, two weeks for her.

Sure.

Okay.

Yeah.

He couldn't be with her.

He couldn't even just stay home.

Yep.

Yeah.

I obviously I'm kind of well known for my takes on cancel culture.

Just know like when I talk about cancel culture, I'm not talking about this.

Like this is the exception.

Like seriously, I want him, his record label to drop him.

Like, and I know this will make seriously no impact on his career.

Like as a male rock star, like this is the sort of behavior you just, you let it slide.

But he has so many female fans, and it was those female fans that like really tortured Brianna over the last year, like making horrible videos about her.

And

like, I want him done.

I never want, like, I hate.

I'm sorry, like, you are an abuser.

You don't get to, like, be famous anymore.

Stop it.

I do really wonder how this will affect his career.

I, I don't, he won't be dropped by his record label or anything like that, but like, I wonder how it will affect fans.

I wonder how it will affect his fellow artists at award shows.

like noah khan is not with him anymore right but also like he seems like a fucking piece of work piece of shit so like maybe he didn't have that many friends to begin with but oh wait and then we have to talk about rose and deb

rose and deb so rose is his ex-wife okay and then deb was the girlfriend that he dated before brianna um who like his fans loved i think she was a toaster because people used to be like deb deb deb i was like who's deb um

And he broke up with her kind of now like looks really similar, like abruptly out of nowhere, started dating Brianna.

But Brianna also maintains that there he was broken up with her when they started.

Yes, that the timeline is totally different.

Because people said like they both broke up with their people to be that they both cheated.

Yeah.

But now we know, I don't think when he got divorced from Rose, like he was liquid or famous enough to like pay her off.

But I do imagine that Rose, who has been

radio silent, like she went, she's still like a content creator.

So she went back to life, hair, makeup, like that's it.

Never once spoke about anything.

And it's clear that like

maybe she got a settlement of sorts.

And so I think Brianna feels like...

People said Rose is a toaster?

Deb.

Deb is ex-wife?

No, Rose is ex-wife.

But she does content?

Deb.

You just said, okay, you said Rose went back to hair and makeup.

Okay.

Deb is a toaster.

She went back to hair and makeup.

Rose was the military wife, right?

Yes, exactly.

But he didn't have money at the time.

So nobody would have cared.

Who could she tell?

Like, we don't care.

But then he was really getting pretty famous while dating Deb.

And I think it's safe to assume that perhaps he he settled with her.

Yeah.

And so I think Brianna feels like there are other women who weren't in the position that she was in to not take the money.

Like she can live and pay her rent and do things.

You know, that's see, like he makes them move out of their apartments.

Come live in my house and everything's in his name.

But it's like, yeah, we're moving near your family.

So this is our house.

Our kids are going to live here.

But then, boom, get out, get your shit and leave.

Like, so someone who's not liquid like Brianna is, Brianna has a career.

is fucking screwed.

Yeah.

So he kind of puts them in a position to have to take the money.

Why didn't Margo tell me that the other, past girlfriend got a million dollars?

She told me that.

Is that what Margo said?

Yes, I don't know.

Let me ask her where she goes.

That's her she knows.

This is what happens when Satch lives in my house.

I know stuff.

It's so true.

And like, I don't have to download and send TikToks.

Jackie just goes down to Margo's room.

I do.

I go to Margo's room and I'm like, pull up this one.

It's TikTok hour.

Everybody, turn off the lights.

Here, Deb got $1 million.

I didn't hear that, but it's possible.

Margo just knows stuff, you know?

It's so true.

She's so young and connected.

She's probably talking to Deb.

For sure.

Now, not to make everything about me, but my immediate thought like this morning was like really just genuine pride that I never disliked Brianna and I never liked SpongeBob Square of Chin.

Like, I am so real for that.

Like, real Cesreal.

And like, I'm a forever fan of Brianna now.

Like, she's got charisma.

She's got talent.

I want the world for her.

Like, I need $12 million.

I could whip my ass with $12 million.

That's what I need from Brianna.

Margo said she heard it in a TikTok.

She's not sure how true it is.

Okay.

Got it.

Okay.

Okay.

So Margo is spreading misinformation.

Right, right.

Now I know I need to fact check her.

I agree with you about Brianna.

Now it's on us, like people who are kind of loving.

The women who were so excited, happy, joyful to tear her down because...

She was living a life that they could only dream of.

Meanwhile, it was a fucking nightmare.

Now it's on us to fill up Brianna's wallet.

Like, subscribe, download, follow.

So true.

I followed.

I want to watch her tour documentary.

Everything.

And get her back on Surviving Barstool.

It's now up to us to make her realize that she made the right decision because not only in her heart, but also in her pocketbook, it will even out over time.

It's just really also a reminder about the internet because I think that a couple of months ago, you would have looked at this person, you know,

to try a rock star, living a dream, private jets tour.

Like this guy, everybody wants him.

He's so ugly.

They love him.

They think he's so hot.

Literally, you would have thought, like, I would give anything to be her, to be this life.

It's a dream.

Meanwhile, she's living a fucking nightmare.

Yeah.

So it's important to remember when consuming other people's lives.

Like, of course, what do they say?

Like, comparison is a thief of joy.

Like, not only that, like, you have no fucking idea.

You have, you can't compare when you don't know the truth.

You're getting 10% less.

Yeah.

I followed her for a while, and and I remember she like posted like happy birthday stuff for Zach, like the most glowing, loving, like and mesh like for him, for her too.

Twin flame sort of thing.

And I'm like, wow, a perfect relationship.

Like how

amazing.

Yeah.

So social media is not real, but you should already know that.

And everybody is fighting their own battles.

One thing that I hope she

unlearns a little bit is she, she kept like taking responsibility.

She's like, because she was telling a story about something crazy he did.

She's like, and I went back, you know?

And that's on me.

She kept like taking responsibility because I think she's been so beat down by the internet, like taking accountability, take accountability.

And so she sort of blames herself a lot for like believing him, for loving him, for, you know, getting swayed by him easily.

And I think she really needs to like unburden herself from that.

Like, that's what abuse is.

Like, it's, it's literally not your fault.

It's his.

Yeah, I think over time she will.

I think in two weeks, like you said, like, she's already recognized it for what it was, which is like major strides.

And that will be part of the next like phase of her healing is recognizing that it wasn't her fault and that like this is what these people do.

And she, as much as it's like, you have choices, like you could just leave.

Like she couldn't.

Where is she going?

She couldn't.

Like, and he made her feel like nothing without him.

He separated her from her family.

So I think eventually like she'll

unlearn that.

But right now, that's where she's at, especially because she knows that the hater's response is going to be like, well, you could have left.

Why did you say the one who went back?

So she's like, that is on me that I stayed, that I went back.

Eventually, I think she'll see, like, technically, yes, she had the choice to leave, but she didn't really have choices.

Yeah.

I do wonder what this means for the future of the BFFs.

Like, are they going to give it another go?

Well, they fucking better until they make $12 million and then they can end the show.

Correct.

And so either they can wait till they make $36 million so that Bri gets her 12, or they can just give it all to Bri and wait till they make 12 and give it to Bri and then they can move on.

I wonder how they'll do it.

Dave is really like, I know he gets so much shit, but he is such a generous person.

He really like rides so hard for the people that he cares about.

And I feel like he gets so much shit for being like misogynist, whatever.

Like he's always like the girl, the women that like work for him.

He's like always

right by them.

Like you couldn't ask for a better boss than what Dave is doing for her.

Especially in what she, right, in what she's gone through, like a better ally.

Like somebody, I'm sure like her, like she had legal help.

Like, I don't know.

Where do you even get a lawyer to negotiate a fucking settlement with your your ex-boyfriend?

No, and someone who's not scared of nothing, because another boss would be like, Listen, this is a liability.

We don't want this stink.

They could sue the hell out of us.

And he's like, We're telling the truth.

You can't sue me.

Think you're going to extort.

You think I'm extorting you?

You're bribing her.

Like, just riding so hard for her and making her so unafraid, knowing that she has someone in her corner who has her back, which is really nice, but also has like

pockets.

Yeah, it's true.

Which is also important.

It's true.

And I like that Dave said that.

Like, it was important for him to know, like, you're not the only one who has money.

Like, it's not a big deal.

I have it too.

Yeah.

You want to pay me?

I'll pay Brie.

Right.

So I feel like he deserves a lot of credit for that.

And he's always been that way.

Yeah, I agree.

It was a good showing for him.

Do you also feel like so much of this is like Taylor Swift coded?

Not only because they keep saying smallest man, but because like Zach Bryan like trashed her like two days ago, Taylor wrote, Parsley wrote Dave a letter.

And Brianna's, I was looking at her TikTok yesterday and people were like, you need to listen to the ex-Taylor Swift song.

Like now you know what it's like.

And she was like, you're so right.

You're so right.

She's going to become a big Swiftie because she's like not a Swifty.

Yeah, because she was with him who's tweeting that stuff.

Meanwhile, Parsley loves Dave.

Parsley loves Dave.

So that's like probably a developing story.

Oh, he keeps like releasing music.

Like, girl, we don't care.

Take your guitar and go cry.

Shove it your ass.

She literally shove it up your ass.

Like the hate.

I went from being like so indifferent about this person.

Like I just kind of like never got into it to it's it's my mission now to destroy his life.

Like, I hate him.

No, I went from being like really sad about their breakup because I thought their relationship was something and like that it wasn't

to being so relieved about their breakup that now I need to remember this for the next like couple that I ship when they break up.

Like I need to realize like I need to have relief and not sadness because when people get to a place of breaking up, like that's a bad relationship.

It's true.

It's true.

So I don't know if I'll ever learn that though.

And I also also think, I feel like, you know, this phrase of love bombing, people have really, like, it started to lose its meaning.

People were like, this guy's texting me so much.

He's love bombing me.

No, meeting someone four days later and getting a tattoo of them, that is love bombing.

Yeah.

A lot of these terms have lost their meaning.

And narcissists.

And that's really hard for the people who are going through it.

Yeah.

Every guy that's like not acting.

in a kind manner is a narcissist.

Like that's not what it means.

And we need to bring back meaning to those terms in it.

Cause I feel like her situation is really textbook.

But when those words are always slung around, it's like,

it's hard to really picture it.

Yeah.

So I agree with you about the love bombing.

And also sometimes people like will be just being nice and they're like, they're love bombing.

It's like, yeah, no, and it's a girl's like only want to date assholes.

So the guy's like nice incense flowers after the first date.

He's love bombing.

Right.

No, he's literally just nice.

And like, that's still true, but she was love bombed.

Correct.

Great.

Well, that's the first story.

I agree that it's developing.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I think that him waiting three days, yada, yada, a lot of it had to do with the election, they were saying, which I thought was so interesting.

He really tried to bury this story.

Meanwhile, Donald who?

Kamala who?

Who gives a fuck?

Literally, this, I feel like it's bigger than it ever could have been.

Even like people actually are so desperately seeking a distraction from the election that I actually think he so did himself a disservice.

He played this so wrong, but I thought it was so interesting how they really tried to like maneuver with the election.

Yeah, if he had gotten it done before the election, then the election would have happened and we would have forgotten.

But like in this kind of dry spell post-election.

Celebrities aren't doing much.

This is all we've got.

It's true.

It was actually really

bigger than ever.

Obsessed.

Yeah, me too.

So just rooting for Bree.

Constantly, number one fan.

Should we start like a, I'm going to start literally like a fan page.

Like just hyping her up.

Yeah.

Are you ready for our next story?

Like if I have to talk about about something else, sure.

Yeah, it's not bad.

Okay.

It's good.

It's some holiday cheermeister because the Skims holiday campaign has dropped and it is starring Goldie Han and her kids, Kate and Oliver Hudson, and then their kids.

So it's like a big Han-Hudson family affair, Skims campaign.

Really cute.

So different.

Unexpected.

Like if you said Skims is going to tap like a classic family.

I don't know who I would have thought of.

I wouldn't have thought like the Hudsons, but they really are so famous across like different

age generations.

And Oliver and the kills are really, it was really cute.

I love Oliver doesn't mean as much to anyone as he does to us.

Yeah, for some reason, like we are obsessed with him.

I don't know.

And what he was in, he's in a lot of stuff, but there's something that he was in something we watched.

He played someone's ex-husband.

He was in something we watched.

That's like one of our movies.

Wait, was he in Daisy Jones?

But that wouldn't be why we love him.

Like, he's in a plenty of stuff.

Read his IMDB.

He's in Nashville.

Excuse me.

For six years.

Yeah.

Excuse me.

That might have been the one.

I think he was in Scream Queens too, but I remember already loving him when I knew he was going to be in Scream Queens.

I feel like I really started to like him from his social media.

That too.

And then they do the podcast.

Yeah.

And I want to say something.

I actually think it's crazy that they've never invited us on their podcast.

That's true.

Because they only invite siblings, and like there aren't a lot of siblings, especially siblings who podcast.

Like our podcast is bigger than theirs.

Like, why would I keep waiting to be be invited on that show?

Is that weird?

Yeah, but then we'd have to go on it.

I mean, yes.

Facts.

We always are complaining.

Like, we don't get invited.

We don't come.

And then we get invited.

We literally say no.

We just want to be invited.

We don't want to go.

We just want to be thought of.

Yeah, it's really true.

And that you also people could take solace in that, like, knowing we're the type of people who are going to be.

We're not going to invite us.

We won't come.

Like, we'll save you the plate.

So you look like a good guy.

Yeah.

And then you don't have to see us.

And then we are not like chippy about you.

Chippy.

I thought this was really well done.

Like I loved the whole aesthetic of it, like the green plaid pajamas.

They were like at this like country club looking type of brunch.

It was really

very cute.

And well, I mean, they just fucking crush it.

Like the celebrity endorsements department of skims.com is so top tier.

I have no notes.

Yeah.

And I have notes for everyone.

Yeah.

I wonder if they have really big budget or it's like they have decent budget, but Kim has good relationships and it's an honor to be thought of.

Yeah, I think that they're not like, you know, paying people extreme amounts, but I don't think they're lowballing people.

I think they're giving fair offers, but there's so much that comes with, it's not just the campaign.

It's really like the hype, the social media.

Like you get numbers, you get followers.

And it's such a relevant kind of internet-first brand that for a podcaster, like you do it.

Yeah.

And they're just a couple of podcasters after all.

And they're just coming off of like banger after banger between the Tate McRae, Olivia Munn, and I'm sure they're going to have a bunch of holiday stuff.

Yeah.

Tate McRae was technically holiday.

Also, I meant to say we should go to Oliver and Kate's podcast for Halloween ideas because they have siblings.

It's a fucking great idea.

Just go through all their let them do the legwork.

I love that.

Someone remind us next year that we said that.

Please.

Are you ready for our next story?

Just going to take a negative turn, if I may.

Okay, let's get negative.

My favorite.

Liam Payne's friend, hotel employee and alleged drug dealer, have been charged in connection to the singer's death.

Liam Payne's friend, a hotel employee and an alleged drug dealer, had been charged in connection to the former One Direction member's death, the National Crime and Correctional Prosecutor's Office announced in a press release on Wednesday.

The friend, who was not identified but reportedly presented himself as Payne's manager, was charged with abandonment for allegedly failing to inform the late singer's family that he had suffered a drug relapse.

Police reportedly tried to get in touch with Argentine businessman when Payne, with the Argentine businessman, when Payne fell to his death on October 16th via a cell number that hotel managers had provided, but he did not pick up the phone.

A lawyer from a major firm reportedly showed up later to inquire whether the friend faced any charges, which led to the businessman testifying as a witness.

A judge then decided that the friend had allegedly breached his duty of care with respect to pain.

He now faces a sentence of five to 15 years in prison for abandonment.

Meanwhile, that's really crazy.

I didn't know that, like, you could be held responsible.

Yeah, it is really crazy.

I mean, I don't know what the laws are in another country and if the same would apply here,

but

to me, that seems unfair.

Like,

I tend to agree.

In this country, if you sell me drugs and I die, are you responsible?

You can go to jail.

That's like what's going on with Matthew Perry now.

Right, right, right.

Okay.

So the drug dealer.

But you're going to jail, like, not for drug dealing, but for murder, manslaughter, whatever you want to call it.

I think so, yes.

That's pretty crazy, no?

I mean, like, you shouldn't be dealing drugs.

You shouldn't be dealing drugs and you should be punished for dealing drugs.

It's really

it's not a hard thing to discuss, but it's like kind of hard to like say publicly, like, you know, on a podcast, because I think like there would be a lot of judgment from people if, if I said what I was thinking.

Like,

like, I feel like, cause I didn't know, like, if you sold someone drugs and they ended up dying from those drugs, like

you should be going to jail because you are a drug dealer and that is illegal.

Right.

Does that make you a murderer?

I don't know.

I think.

Is this like a bad hot take?

I've never thought of it.

I think a lot of,

I think there's a lot of discourse about it, but I think that to say more than that, like, I think we just get shit for.

So I'm just like not in the mood.

You know what I mean?

Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Especially because my thoughts would be like half-baked.

You know, I'm just now discovering this, so I need to like sit on it before I come to like a full conclusion.

Yeah.

Feel free to influence me in the comments.

Yeah.

What do you think?

Which way should we?

Should we be charging them with

man's laughter?

See, I know like

a doctor, like Michael Jackson's doctor, right?

Like I know that.

But that's because like you're a doctor, not a drug dealer.

So that I understand completely.

But I guess I have like lower expectations for drug dealers.

I don't know.

Yeah, but also like when you're a doctor,

like you are asserting your authority over someone.

And no, like you took an oath

to protect and make the best decisions on behalf of your patient.

Yeah.

And killing them with drugs is not that.

Yeah.

I understand what you're saying, but I do.

But I think even more so, this businessman manager, like.

That he's because he's going to jail because he didn't tell his family that he relapsed.

Right.

And like, if you were to trace it back, like, could things have gone differently if he did?

Yes.

And does that make him responsible?

I don't know.

By the way, like, the girlfriend who left a few days before, like, if she had been there, would she be charged?

Probably.

Sounds like they've got some

unique laws over there.

That's really crazy.

Thank God she left.

I also haven't heard from her a lot.

But she also said, like, leaving is my biggest regret.

But now, like, knowing everybody's going down around him, she shouldn't have been there.

And also, like, really, what could she have done?

Right.

But also,

I'm out of my depth here.

As am I, as am I.

It's hard.

It's hard when something like this happens because you so desperately want to blame someone and someone to be held responsible just because it makes you feel better.

But in a situation like this, it's like, okay, we can blame the hotel guy who sold him drugs, the manager who didn't tell his family that he had relapsed.

But at the end of the day, like,

it might have still happened.

Yeah.

Okay, if you couldn't get drugs from this person, he would have gotten from that person.

His family would have held an intervention.

He would have said, go fuck you.

Like, you never know.

Right.

So it's hard to place blame, even though it feels good to do that.

Yeah.

I agree.

But in this situation, it actually doesn't like feel like justice at all.

It just, it feels like someone else.

It feels like a stretch.

Yeah.

At least for me.

Me too.

Are you ready for our next story, number four?

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Our next story, another day, another Martha update, because...

What is Queena?

Oh, I'm obsessed with this story.

Martha Stewart said that the New York Post reporter who covered her trial was dead now, thank goodness.

But turns out she's not dead.

She's very much alive.

And she saw what Martha said, and she's rebutting.

Yes.

So in the film, Martha talked about how the

New York Post columnist who covered Stewart's trial was dead now, thank goodness.

Except she isn't.

The journalist's name is Andrea Piser, and she used her latest column for the newspaper to declare i'm alive bitch she started working for the new york post in 1989 and has published at least eight other stories in 2024.

um

she said news of my passing came as a shock uh she said of her uncredited cameo appearance she said but rather feeling angry or worried that martha has offed me or to seek an emergency order of protection i am overwhelmingly sad in the face of martha's bitterness

okay i wasn't really interested in what she said but she's alive but but her being alive is definitely like an interesting anecdote in this story.

I'm choosing to believe Martha's version.

I love that she's more.

Yeah, like, what's more

mean

than, like, not only are you not dead, like, you're so irrelevant.

I thought you were dead.

Like, it's such a sleigh.

And

Martha didn't mean that way because they say the opposite of love is in hate.

It's indifference.

Like, I don't even think about you because I thought you were dead.

Like, it's really, she, and the fact that this woman is alive is truly neither here nor there.

Like, it's Martha wins.

Martha stays winning.

She really does.

And like now, having the privilege of hindsight on this situation and knowing that like what Martha did was a big nothing burger and that this woman was reporting it like gleefully that Martha was going to jail for this.

She's the villain in this story.

No one is like feels bad for you that like Martha thinks you're dead.

You have to get order protection.

Like seriously, shut up, Loserville.

Population you.

I couldn't agree more.

Like the way I don't care.

Like, oh, you're alive.

That's great.

We don't care.

No, we don't care.

Give Martha back her billions.

Then we'll talk.

Yeah.

Until, like, we have to stay consuming Martha Stewart and Brianna Chicken Friends.

And Brianna Chicken Fry.

They should have a show together that we can all just like donate.

Like

a live calling call-a-thon where we all just call.

I'd like to donate $5,000 to Martha and Brianna.

And we just leave the channel on.

Like, I go out of my house, but I leave it on so it keeps like streaming and getting plays and advertiser revenue to finally pay back these women.

And then Brianna can come off the air when she hits 12 million.

Martha will be sat there for a few years.

Martha won't rest.

Yeah.

Works for me.

Works for me too.

Works for me too.

Are you ready for our fifth and final story?

I am.

Just a little random Bravo news.

A little

update.

Because Bravo was hitting pause on the Real Houses of Dubai after two seasons.

Oh.

Yeah.

Bravo has put a pause on Real Houses of Dubai.

The most current season starred

a bunch of women, and the cast was told a couple days ago.

The third season of the reality series would not be happening at this time.

I'm shocked.

Not that I think that it's so good that it should be on pause, but people really seem to have liked the first season.

Like, I actually remember not watching it and feeling like a little FOMO because all my friends were talking about it.

I haven't heard much about the second season.

But I think if they were to put anything on pause, I have heard the most horrible things about this season of Real Houses of New York.

Like, I like end up on like a recap podcast, like, seriously talking about how people want to shoot themselves when they watch it.

Like, it's dreadful.

And so I thought, what I thought you were about to say was that they're putting it on pause because it's been so poorly received and the ratings were like abysmal.

Interesting.

But I guess not.

No, I guess they'll just, you know, trudge through that.

But when I hear this about Dubai, like my mind obviously goes to, okay, well, Caroline Stanberry is available.

House Eyes of London is picking up.

Like, I do think it's time for Caroline to move back to London and join the cast there.

However, I also also saw Architectural Digest was at her new villa in Dubai that, like, she built and outfitted with her new husband.

Like, she's very much living there.

That doesn't work for me.

She's putting down roofs.

Yeah, she got a new house.

Like, it's so, it's customized to like two with T.

They're obviously very happy and very much living there.

But it's time to go back to London.

They need you.

Was she on Real House Highs of Dubai?

Yes.

Caroline Sanbury.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, I thought she was, but I forgot.

Like, this doesn't affect my life.

And based on the fact that I didn't even hear this news, I don't think it affects a lot of other people.

And that's why it's being put on pause.

But it speaks again to like this weird, Jersey's on pause.

New York is in the gutter.

Actually, OC is having a fabulous season.

I've been hearing fabulous season.

Yeah, like I said, John.

John and Jen, too.

This new girl, the girly Jen, they're loving her, who has like a drama with Shohei Otani.

But New York's on pause.

Jersey is like indefinitely.

They don't know if they're coming back.

Beverly Hills is on its way.

So it's, again, this conversation, and I won't get into it that we talk about seriously once a quarter is like, where do we go from this?

But there are places to go because Sex Lives, the Mormon Lives did it.

And you can too.

And you can too.

You can find like relevant women, housewives, mothers who are going to flourish in the digital age, and it can all work.

So those were the fast five.

When it comes to Queenie and Weenie, it would actually be insulting to the intelligence of our listeners to say anything other than biggest weenie of every week for the rest of my life is Zach Bryan.

Seriously, only sending bad vibes your way and hope literally everything bad happens to you.

Like I fucking hate you.

And Queenie, of course, Breonna Chicken Fry handled this entire saga like a queen.

So much maturity, so much honesty, so much vulnerability.

And really to see someone at 25, like make the decisions that she has made in the last week, it is admirable.

I think she's becoming a great role model for young women, honestly.

And I'm sending her positive vibes and only good things her way.

Only good things.

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