S5 Ep82: Hollywood is Calling: Friday, June 24th, 2022

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Good morning, millennials.

Welcome back to the morning, toast and happy

Friday, Friday.

Gotta get down on Friday.

That's right.

It's motherfucking Friday.

Thank God we made it to the end of the week.

Congratulations.

Pat yourself on the back.

Friday is amazing.

I don't know.

The only thing better than Friday is Striday, which we wanted to have today, but both of us just didn't bring the little men.

And now it's just the two of us again.

Sorry.

We're empty nesters.

We miss our boys.

But at least we have our toys.

And they're making noise.

We in the club, we making noise.

Where them boys at?

We need to make a playlist of like songs about the boys.

100%.

We are the boys in motion.

We give you our devotion.

Boys.

The boys are back.

The boys are back.

They never left.

No, they never leave when we have pillows here.

You're never alone when you're with strauss.

When you're with the brass and stress and pillows.

So it's Friday.

It's just a fabulous feeling.

So well deserved.

Congratulations, you guys.

Acknowledge the space that you're in.

We did it.

We did it.

Congratulations, class of 2004.

We did it.

What's up, Rom?

What do you think this is?

Amateur hour?

I'm not even dignifying that with a response.

No, no, no.

I just wanted people to know that, like, I was saying a movie quote, like, in case they didn't know it.

Like, what is she talking about, you know?

Yeah, sure.

So, if you didn't acknowledge it, people would have been like, Claudia, it's 2022.

You know?

Yeah, fortunately, I understand.

Can I tell you I went to the nicest event last night?

Hmm.

So, Ben played in like a three-on-three basketball tournament.

Obviously, they lost in the first round.

Was that Ben who shot the three-pointer?

Yes.

Look at Ben.

So, Ben, Ben plays in like Rail, like all these different leagues, and I never go.

And he's like, I'm so good.

I'm like, Yeah, I'm sure you are.

What's Rail?

Ramas alumni in Tremiro League, even though Ben didn't go to Ramas.

Do you expect anyone who listens to the show to know what Ramah?

No, it's like a league.

It's a league, like it's my high school alumni league, but a lot, Ben has a lot of friends who went to my high school, so they let him play.

Okay, so he plays in an alumni league.

And I think he also plays in Hale.

In an alumni league.

In an alumni league.

He also plays in Hale, Heschel alumni, his high school.

But so this was for charity for Big Vision.

Do they ever do Rail versus Hale?

They don't, but the winner of Rail should play the winner of Hale.

100%.

I'll talk to Michael Abramson.

He is the chairman of Rail.

And then it could be Nail, the New York alumni.

Well, Intramural League.

Janail, the Jewish New York, because there are other schools.

Okay.

It would be Jail, the Jewish alumni intramural league.

Yeah, jail.

Whoever wins gets to jail.

But so Ben played a three-on-three tournament for Big Vision, which

Ben's really good friend from high school started this organization with her mom because they lost someone to addiction.

And like, it's really just like the nicest organization.

They were talking about it last night.

Like, so many people like start their journey in sobriety, but like there's no socialization in sobriety.

Like, I think a lot of people fall back in because like...

Your friends are all out partying and it's like it can be kind of lonely.

So they throw like so many events for sober people, like basketball nights, bowling, like cool, fun things for sober people to do.

And it was just like such a nice event.

But Ben did lose.

That's awesome.

How can people get involved if they would like to?

Bigvision.nyc.

Bigvision.nyc I think is the website.

So Ben was on a team of three and like the best player like didn't come.

He was like 20 minutes late and missed the first game.

They're only 10 minute games.

So it was sad.

It was sad.

But then the second game, which didn't matter because they already lost, they were great.

I'm like, of course you're good at this one.

Right.

In the loser round.

In the loser round, yeah.

But it was nice.

It was nice.

That is nice.

I thought when Max didn't show up, I seriously, I thought I was going to have to play.

I was wearing sneakers and they were like, well, you need a third.

I'm like, I'm literally standing right here.

And so what happened instead?

Luch, you remember Luch from high school?

No one on his team showed up, so he was alone and he joined that team.

I feel like

you were like dreading them asking you to play, but like you kind of wanted to play.

No, I was like.

No, I couldn't possibly play.

Me, athletic?

No.

I mean, it was only half court, thank God.

I would never have played full court.

Like running, no.

But you were wearing sneakers.

I was.

So not a sports bra, I would have had.

Not a sports brand.

I was wearing a sweatshirt.

I I was already sweating, just sitting on the sidelines.

Like, it was, it was not going to work.

Got it.

I would have had to be taken to the hospital.

That's really nice.

It was so nice.

And like nice, good fun.

Right.

Family-friendly fun.

Then I went home and watched Southern Charm, which I wasn't going to watch.

Like when a show has been off for a while, I'm like, so like not.

It's hard to get back into stuff unless there's been a lot of press about a certain thing.

Right.

So I like reluctantly put it on and immediately I was just like back in Charleston.

It was so good.

I told you I was watching regardless of what like it was not mandatory viewing.

I just love Southern Charm.

It's one of my favorite shows.

And it was so good to be back and have all these cast members back.

We will recap at the end of the show.

And I'm so glad to have it back on my screen.

Me too, especially after interviewing Craig yesterday.

Like it was premium.

And like having spoken to Austin, I'm feeling really good about everyone.

I really like everyone.

I like everyone except for like one or two people.

We'll get there.

Yeah.

So should we?

I guess without further ado, do, do, do, do.

Where are you?

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Great.

Thank you so much for that, Claudia.

It's a pleasure

doing business with you.

It's a pleasure doing business with you.

It really is.

Always say, like, how can you guys work together?

How can you like be sisters and work together?

I'm like, how do you work with strangers?

How do you have to like go?

I guess we don't really insult, like, insult each other, but we can talk to, we can talk straight to one another, you know?

Yeah.

I can't imagine if like I had an issue with my partner like having to take time to talk about it.

No, and then it's like awkward because you're like talking to a stranger, you know?

Yeah.

And there's no like, no matter what, even if we had the worst argument on the planet about the business, like, we would never break up because we're literally bound by blood.

Like, right.

Our family would kill us.

Right.

So, like, when other, like, when you think of call her daddy, like, if they were sisters, never would have happened.

Yeah.

But then you think of the Jonas brothers, and it's like, how could that happen?

But that's like Hollywood, disgusting venom getting in people's brains.

And that's why we don't want to make it to Hollywood.

No, that's why we live here.

We're going to stay on the low.

That's, yeah, that's why we're like...

so low kid for the sake of our relationship.

Yeah, that's why for sure.

It's so important to us.

No, in Hollywood, they call us every day.

They're like, Claudia, Jackie.

Come out here.

And we say, no, we can't.

For sure.

We won't do that.

Because, you know, Caroline Manzo said, blood is thicker than water.

She did.

She was right.

It is thicker.

Our first story, our favorite girl is flirting on hot ones.

Chloe Kardashian reveals her biggest turn-on on hot ones with host Sean Evans.

So Chloe got a little turned on Thursday during a hot ones interview with host Sean Evans.

The First We Feast YouTube series has celebrity guests answer questions while eating increasingly hot chicken wings.

Early on in the interview, which was filmed on June 9th, according to a source close to the show, okay, so like two weeks ago, he congratulated the star on her new house and complimented, quote, what I have to say is without hyperbole, the most organized and impressive kinship pantry I've ever seen in my life.

She said, quote, I don't know if you're flirting with me, but

that's the best flirting you could ever give me complimenting my pantry.

Okay, so I watched the interview.

First of all, I have to say, you know, Chloe spoke a lot this season about how she gets like terrible anxiety from interviews, not from doing them, but like from the aftermath.

It's like always something, people taking things out of context.

And I always think this when I watch hot ones, like we've seen these people get interviewed a thousand times.

This guy, Sean, asks the most random questions.

Like he never asks like a classic dumb question.

He's so like he doesn't ask what inspires you?

No, like he's, he's.

asking the most random things that like i've literally forgotten about so it's always like much more insightful than like a typical late night interview it's and it's in depth it's 22 minutes you watched it what did he ask her okay he was asking her a lot about her house a lot of her about her fitness journey they talked about her complex cover, which I totally forgot about.

And she talked about how that was like such a big deal for her.

And it's still like one of her favorite things she's ever done because she's, she never was like the sexy girl and like her ass is out on complex.

And she was like, I love it.

It's the best.

But it really did highlight how different she looks because that was like OG Chloe when she was starting her fitness journey.

Yeah.

Compared to the Chloe we're seeing now.

Chloe also did make it through every single one of the chicken wings, which not everyone does, which was like a huge badge of honor.

Wow.

Her makeup, she was hysterically crying, choking.

Her makeup was running down her face.

Oh my god.

I think they touched her up because like she had black streaks coming down and then like they did go away.

Like I think she had like a minute to get touched up.

But she was like a true

girly.

Like she, a good sport.

She did the whole thing.

And I really, every time I watch that show, I really like that guy, Sean.

Like he's so insightful and like really just doesn't ask questions you would think of asking.

I'm like trying to think of the ones he asked, but they were so fucking random.

Like

a lot about Good American.

Like he's like, well, is it harder to make a dress?

Like, it was just, he was asking, like, he doesn't know about clothing.

He was asking about her skincare and, like, actually, was taking notes.

She's like, he's like, I don't do skincare, but like, what are like the three things I need?

She was like, SPF.

She's like, Vaseline is a really good, affordable thing.

She said she slicks Vaseline under her eyes every night to stop wrinkles.

And she was just being like so, the clubby that we know.

She was being like cute and funny, and it was an amazing interview.

That's so exciting.

Now I need to watch it.

And also, I just hope this maybe opens her up to doing more non-traditional interviews because I do feel podcasts i do feel like when she does the the circuit you know the late night talk shows it's a lot of the same stuff it's a lot of the same viewers and and they can be nasty yeah you know what here in the digital space like we love everyone yeah i mean the digital space can be particularly nasty too sure sure yeah yeah yeah no let me know you're right and here at the morning toast like we'll talk about your pantry all day no like I couldn't even think of one negative thing to say about Chloe.

No.

Because everything that people like say negative about her, like she Photoshops her photos, like I fully stand behind her doing that.

Like, look what society did to this girl who was like literally five pounds overweight when she was a teenager.

Look what they made her.

Like she's scarred.

She's hurt.

I take her side on everything.

No, like people get so bent out of shape about like Photoshop and filters.

And it's like, sure, it's not great.

But there's worse things.

There's people that are dying.

Literally.

So if Chloe came on here, I wouldn't have one negative thing to say.

Like I could rack my brain for it and I wouldn't.

Nothing.

Narry a thing.

I think a lot of times when there's like Kardashian backlash, most of the time I think it's nonsense.

Sometimes I'm like, all right, I can see how you can make that argument.

For Chloe, I don't think I've ever had that experience.

Like, I don't agree with one piece of negative feedback that she gets.

Yeah.

Ever.

I'd have to rack my brain, but yeah, she's a queen.

And I'm not going to be a good idea.

It's a great interview.

Sweet.

So the article's making it seem like they were flirting.

Was there a vibe?

There was like something.

Like, it wasn't.

Is this guy single?

I don't know.

Should we add him to the list?

I don't know.

There wasn't like a vibe, but like they were talking like a little like.

Flirty.

Yeah.

And Chloe acknowledged it.

She was like, look at me like flirting.

Oh my God.

Yeah.

Like it was stingy, and it wasn't just the wings.

I could see her with like a digital personality.

That's just what she needs.

That's just what she needs.

And he's 36.

Perfect.

She's like, what, 38?

Like, around there?

She might be around 36, let me see.

That would be perfect.

Does it say if he's married or not?

It doesn't say.

He's like a digital personality who has like a private life.

She's 37.

Perfection.

Perfection.

Okay.

We ship.

Ship is coming in.

Yeah, because I never heard of him as a digital.

don't i don't watch hot ones but i know that you really like it he um i think he started the whole thing like it's owned by like a media company and it was like a web show

and you know there's a million media companies that have dumbass web shows that nobody cares about this one just took off and started getting like really huge views amazing guests the first one i ever saw was jonas brothers which was hysterical because they were like answering answering

really like serious questions like about nick breaking up the band while they were vomiting like they were literally dry heaving it was so good Chloe, I have to say, even though she made it through and she was like dying, she held her composure the whole time.

Her posture was perfect.

She had a napkin on her lap.

Even though she had tears streaming down her eyes and she was coughing, sucking on ice cubes, she maintained like a level of elegance that was admirable.

Picture of her, she looks unreal.

She looked, I loved her outfit.

Like she looked great.

It was an amazing interview for Chloe.

And I want to give as much positive feedback as I can because I think she's used to doing interviews and getting exclusively negative feedback.

Yeah.

Even the comments were like, I mean, I don't really like the Kardashians, you have to give Chloe credit, like, for making it through all the things.

Like, they were, they were positive, but I hate that people have to preface, like, I mean, the Kartashians are, like, idiots, but like, at least it wasn't bad.

Yeah, like, you're an idiot, actually.

Get off your computer.

Yeah.

I could never do anything like this.

Not that anyone's asking me, but I couldn't have, you would be the worst.

No, no.

Literally, Tabasco is like,

they go up to like level, it's like 150 out of the spice, like, barometer.

I don't know what it's called.

And it's like literally Carolina Reaper.

Like, you take one bite, but it kills you.

That's me me when I have Tabasco.

Yeah.

I don't, actually, I've never had Tabasco.

It reminds me of Haze in New Jersey.

Yes, Bill Aiden versus Joe Gorga.

Bill Aiden should go on the show.

Answer some questions.

But now it's gotten so big.

Like it used to be like kind of niche.

Now it's like a stop on the circuit for Carpool Karaoke.

Yeah.

But

Carpool Karaoke.

James Corden said that he recently filmed a Carpool karaoke with like the biggest name in music right now.

So obviously I'm thinking Taylor Swift because she's never done it.

I don't think so.

Who do you think?

I wouldn't describe Taylor Swift as the biggest name in music right now.

Billie Eilish?

Lizzo?

I have to think.

I feel like it's someone like Jack Harlow.

Oh, yeah.

You know?

Yeah.

Speaking of Jack Harlow, as a follow-up from yesterday, Chris Brown released like his album, like Who's On It?

Like, there's literally so many people on it, and Jack Harlow's one of them.

So

no good.

Not cool.

Our next story, inside Lenny Kravitz's Island Trailer, that was also Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn's Love Nest.

Right, because like nobody really cares about his trailer.

But I did see paparazzi pictures of Joe and Taylor in the ocean kissing, which is so not Taylor.

Like she evades paparazzi like it's her business.

So if they got to her, it was like a total fluke moment.

And then the article was like, they're staying in a trailer by the beach.

I'm like, Taylor Swift is staying in a trailer?

Yeah.

Now it makes sense.

Lenny Kravitz's trailer.

Over the years, Lenny Kravitz has been living the simple life in the Caribbean.

And this past weekend, he gave Taylor Swift and her boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, a taste of it.

The long-time couple were spotted in the Bahamas on the island of Eleuthera, canoodling in the ocean.

Eleuthera.

Canoodling in the ocean on Sunday, and Kravitz's silver airstream trailer was seen situated in the back.

I just can't see Taylor.

I mean, I know she like tours, so she spends a lot of time in like RVs and like tour buses.

I just can't see like our queen in a trailer, you know?

Yeah, and with your boyfriend, you know, it's like so small.

And you really get to know someone.

The picture I saw, it's like, it's like an RV, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's like on wheels.

It's really, and the inside looks like a tour.

But for a girl who's probably always on tour, I don't know why you would choose to do this.

Yeah.

But I'm sure it brought them closer together.

Also, speaking of Taylor, did you see she posted this on Carolina today from where the Crawdad scene?

Yes, this morning I was inundated with the new Luke Holmes album, so I exclusively listened to that while I got ready for the show.

Me too.

And I need like a personal moment for Taylor.

I just watched the clip on Instagram with scenes from the movie.

Are you going to see them?

Did you read the book?

I read the book.

It's amazing.

Oh, really?

Truly amazing.

I don't think you should read the book.

That's what I've been told.

People are like, you're not gonna like it.

You're not gonna like it.

You would like it if you finished it, but you wouldn't enjoy the experience of reading it.

I feel that.

So I think you'll like the movie, and I will definitely see the movie.

Got it.

Okay.

I mean, now that Taylor Swift is involved, I'll obviously see it too.

Like, that book is the biggest book since.

The Bible.

It's one of those, like, it's literally

on the bestsellers list for, like, 200 weeks.

That's so crazy.

So crazy, but it is that good, at least.

You know what else is crazy?

How like Taylor Swift has been like dominating the TV and movie industry?

Like,

I guess it's because now she's in charge of the masters that she owns and she's like wanting to make as much money off possible.

But like literally the summary turned pretty on Amazon Prime.

They must have used 15 Taylor Swift songs.

Wow.

Every episode had like one or two.

Now everyone's associating where the crowd had sing like with Taylor Swift.

She's like becoming like a mogul.

She already was.

She's becoming one.

She's like, she's giving mogul energy this week.

Yeah.

It must be fun to be able to license your songs to movies and TV shows that you really like.

And that you have full control over.

Like before, I'm sure her label was like giving it out to, you know.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

But also, it's like, if you love this movie, like, you can be a part of it if you want to, even though you're not an actress, technically.

Right.

Also, people really associate like movies or shows with like a certain song or a sound check.

And it's like, you get to choose what you want to be a part of.

Like, and I'm sure she reads a lot.

I'm sure she read Crawdad's and probably read The Summer I Turn Pretty and was like, I hear my songs for this book.

Yeah.

And then she can just make that happen.

That's like so cool.

That's also like Reese Witherspoon can like read a book and be like, this should be a movie.

I'll make it.

Done.

Done.

And then she could be like, I see this as, you know, Laura Dern.

Done.

No, and then she could be like, oh, this is

Laura Dern.

And then she can also be like, oh, this character is so fabulous.

She needs a stunning actress to play her.

Me.

You know, and I need a job.

No, it's actually so cool how she can literally like make herself the biggest movie star in the world whenever she wants.

Yeah.

No, and she can just like manifest her favorite books into existence.

And then put herself at the front and center.

In the way that she sees fit, because there's nothing worse than your favorite book being turned into a horrendous movie or TV show with a cast that you would never choose.

I've never seen my favorite book being turned into, but I've seen like book.

books that I've liked turn into TVs and movie shows.

Obviously, The Summer I Turned Pretty exceeded all of my expectations.

The Hating Game that Lucy Hale, it was like a fine book and a fine movie.

It wasn't like life-changing, but I think that's like it.

When Luckiest Girl Alive comes out, like that is the pressure I will put.

Yeah.

For me, that is, I was watching this TikTok went viral of people sharing their favorite books, like A Guy on the Street, and everyone was giving, like, it was much older people, so it wasn't like Evelyn Hugo, but everyone was literally saying Fahrenheit 451, George Orwell, the Bible, like the classics.

And I was like, where are the young people?

Because why is nobody saying luckiest girl alive?

Yeah.

So that's what you would say.

I feel like you would say Evelyn Hugo.

I like them both really equally.

Okay, I have two favorite books.

I don't know what my number one favorite book is.

I have a lot.

Maybe you haven't read it yet.

How exciting is that?

Yeah, I wish.

I wish.

I'm still reading this book.

I started two weeks ago, and I have to read the Red Heads book in like 24 hours.

Is that Run Rose Run?

No, we are done with Run Rose Run.

Actually, this month's book is called Girls with Bright Futures.

It's about like...

I haven't started yet, but the description is like the college admissions process and like some competition.

That's what I know.

Who chose it?

Rebecca.

And she got it from the Red Heads Facebook group, so she said if you don't like it, that's why you take it out.

I took my first recommendation from the Red Heads Facebook group.

What was it?

Okay, I'm still reading it right now, but like, I was, I'm getting like desperate.

Like, I stalked Kenzie Elizabeth's book club, post till the bottom.

I found one great book, and then I was out.

So I only was reading ones that she gave five stars.

So then I went to the Redheads and I was just like reading comments.

And I guess I didn't read enough because I just like chose this one book.

Cause I read the description and it was like, if you love the summer I turned pretty and you love Taylor Swift, you will love this book.

It's literally Taylor Swift meets the summer I turned pretty.

It's called The Summer of Broken Rules and it is so stupid.

I feel like a fucking 14 year old.

Like it's actual, like, it's not even young adult.

It's young kids.

Like, I think they call it like middle school.

It's something I probably would have read like in the seventh grade at camp.

Yeah.

And I'm, I hate not finishing books.

Like I hate only if it's like really terrible.

And it's not terrible.

I just feel dumb every time I watch it.

What are you doing?

Bitch, relax.

I'm not 30.

I'm 27.

for two more weeks.

That's crazy.

No, shut up.

Shut up.

So yeah, I'm just like feeling embarrassed.

When I get to the end of the year and I look over the books that I read, it will be literally books for children, toddlers, and porn.

And that's just so.

A little bit about me.

That's just a little bit about me.

So Taylor Swift, our humble queen, vacationing in a trailer.

You'd love to see it.

I feel like she went to all these lengths not to get paparazzied, like as she always does.

And she still ended up getting paparazzied, so I am feeling for her.

Yeah.

The trailer wasn't.

wasn't even effective.

But I'm glad she's taking some time for herself, you know?

100%.

Normalize taking vacation.

Maybe she's taking if you can get there.

Maybe she's taking vacation to prep for something big coming up.

Yeah.

Like, girly, it's been a while since Red TV.

Okay, but let her live.

Like, you're being one of these, like, toxic fans who doesn't let their fades take a break.

Bitch, literally, that album came out in November, first of all.

The songs are already written.

She just needs to get in the studio and sing them.

And, like, we can't get new music till we're done with this re-recording.

So it's like, get it out.

I'd honestly be happy if she just dumped them all at once, you know?

And I know she's like making a moment because they're all going to go number one, even if they didn't go number one the first time.

I get it.

But like, girl, like, come on, it's 2022.

We started this journey in 2020.

Was it 2020?

I think it was November 2020 when she was officially allowed.

Yeah, but then we had to wait till like April for

Fearless and then November.

It's just like, let's go.

Oh, okay.

Let's go.

Okay.

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YouTuber David Dobriks is sued for $10 million by former vlog squad member Jeff Wittick after a near-fatal stunt.

David Dobrik and Jeff Wittick's falling out has officially crossed over into your legal legal territory.

According to court documents obtained by e-news on June 23rd, former vlog squad member Wittick is suing David Dobrik for $10 million in damages relating to, quote, general negligence and intentional tort following a near-fatal accident that occurred in June 2020.

In the complaint filed in LA, Jeff said that due to the actions of David Dobrik, he has suffered from, quote, wage loss, hospital and medical expenses, and loss of earning capacity.

In Jeff's 2021 YouTube docusaries, Don't Try This at Home, the YouTuber shared shared details behind the incident that he said caused damage to both his face and skull.

Explaining that he was trying to make a funny video with a group of vloggers while they were in Utah, Jeff said that at one point the group decided to place an excavator vehicle in a lake and swing people around from a rope.

In his video, Jeff said that David Dobrik was in the driver's seat of the excavator when it was his turn to participate.

He said, quote, I tried to make a goddamn funny video for people, but this is where I made a mistake.

I forgot the biggest fucking idiot I know was driving it.

Almost a year later, David Dobrik addressed the incident on his views video podcast.

He said, quote, in March 2022, David said, the Jeff thing is the fucking worst.

That day is like the worst, the worst thing that's ever happened to me.

And I wish I would fucking do anything to take that day back and be like, I wish it was me up there.

And it's a shitty, it's an accident.

And that's what it was.

It's an accident.

Later in the episode, he added that at the end of the day, I was the one fucking driving it.

It was my video.

He got hurt because I was driving.

That's it.

And I fucking know that.

And like I said, any chance I would get, I would take that back.

That'll be the the biggest regret of my life, my entire life.

I really hope there's not a moment that I regret as much as that one.

I mean,

I've been confused about this Jeff David thing because, like,

at first, when it happened, they were like cool.

And then Jeff was like making videos.

And I didn't know if it was like satire or not.

He was like talking shit about David.

Then they were like spotted together.

So I never really knew like if they were seriously like upset about this because obviously it's horrible and it was an accident.

So like I didn't know if they were actually like feuding in real life over this.

Now I guess with this lawsuit, they obviously are.

There's a rumor going around on TikTok that Camille Vasquez is representing David Dobrik.

Oh wow.

Which like if I needed a lawyer right now, I'd call Camille up too.

So I get it.

I don't know if there's any truth to that, but that's what people on the internet think.

Well, I wonder what his defense will be because he's admitted like this was my fault.

I fucked up.

Right.

You know, so.

But does like a lawsuit, like, can you be sued for an accident?

Like, is that dumb?

Yeah, of course people slip all the time.

Yeah.

You know, and then they.

Yeah, I I guess that's true.

So, like, I think Jeff Widdick probably has a pretty good case, especially given the fact that I think before this incident, the dynamics in the vlog squad, which were created by David, like were extremely toxic.

We're like, everyone who was in the vlog squad, except for David, was like these dancing monkeys, like doing crazy things, saying crazy things just to get included and like be a part of the squad.

So, I think when...

If this goes to court and like Jeff Widick's lawyers like paint a picture of what it was like to be a member of a vlog squad, I don't think it was very fun.

Like I think it was extremely toxic.

Yeah.

And you like create this culture of like chaos and recklessness.

And rewarding the most reckless.

Right.

And then accidents happen.

Obviously.

And sorry, David Dobrik, why the fuck are you driving an excavator?

You need like a special license for that.

Right.

And just the concept of going to the middle of...

a lake, putting an excavator in and swinging your friends around is so fucking stupid.

Yeah.

And this is where like YouTube like prank culture is so dumb.

It's like, was it worth it?

No.

No.

Whenever like I see these like, unless you're like a trained professional, like the Red Bull is always hiring these like trained, not pranksters, but like what's the word?

Like stuntmen.

Stunt men, like to, you know, jump out of a helicopter.

Jump out of a helicopter, jump up from the earth's surface.

But like they're fully trained people who try.

These like amateur YouTubers who like literally take cars and go up mountains and like flip them.

It's so stupid and dangerous.

And like let this be a lesson to everyone.

Like it's not worth the views.

Find another niche.

Like

knit I don't know something yeah does David Dobrik do you think has $10 million

you know it's tough because for a while like I think he definitely did he bought this big house and then he was cancellation central

so that app he was working on that had like huge investors from huge venture capitalists like they cut him out of it so he's not even a part of it i think a lot of his revenue went down i don't think as many people listen to his podcast listen watch his vlogs so he definitely has an income he's not like you know gonna be out on the streets but i don't think he has the money that we all were used to.

Like, he, in his old videos, he used to like give away $10,000 every video and get a sponsor to sponsor his video, which was probably like $100,000, and it was a couple a week.

So I don't know where he's at financially now.

He's definitely taken a hit.

He probably has $10 million.

Like, remember that puzzle two that everyone bought?

Yeah, I bought two, and I never played them.

I could literally still have $100,000.

They are the hardest fucking puzzle of all time.

The pieces are tiny.

Damn.

Tiny.

And they're all green.

That was a good idea.

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Okay.

Are you ready for our next story?

Sure.

Some TV news that makes sense.

The Umansky family will be starring in a new Netflix reality show about real estate.

Kyle Richards won't be the only member of her family starring on reality TV for much longer.

The Real Housewise of Beverly Hills stars' husband Mauricio Jumanski, who owns real estate company The Agency, is set to star in Netflix's new real estate series called Buying Beverly Hills.

The series, which comes out this fall, follows the agents and clients within the agency as they navigate the high-stakes world of luxury real estate in LA, according to a press release.

Kyle's daughters, Farrah and Alexia, who are also both real estate agents, will star alongside Mauricio in the series's eight 40-minute episodes.

I think this is so genius.

First of all, it's the selling sunset of it all, like beautiful homes.

And I find selling sunset homes, because they're all in like West Hollywood, to be like kind of boring.

Like they're all the same.

They all look like prisons, like marble, no color.

But the homes that Mauricio sells are like estates in Beverly Hills.

They're so different, like aesthetically.

I think the houses are going to be so sick.

I love a family reality show.

I think like Kyle's family is really made for it.

Like all the girls, they all work together.

I think this is like genius.

This seems like a no-brainer.

And I think it's gonna like take Mauricio like business-wise to like an insane level.

Like what, like think of what Netflix did for the Oppenheim group when nobody had ever heard of the Oppenheim group.

And like a lot of us have heard of the agency.

They're already extremely successful with offices all over the country in Mexico.

I think that Kyle's about to buy like a new house.

Like she's, I think this is going to change her life.

Like yeah, and now it's like, of course, I think Kyle will be on Beverly Hills for a very long time, but now she has the Netflix connection.

That's no, not only that, if it doesn't work out, she can always be on, it's really like a family show.

She'd be on that show.

It's like Lisa Vanderpump and Pumpkins.

Pump roles.

She's still on TV.

Yeah.

She doesn't have to deal with the dynamics of the women.

I wouldn't be surprised if like Kyle, you know, puts up with less than she would have done because she can always just go join Netflix.

No, I didn't even think of it that way.

And that must be like so nice, like a safety net.

Like, I can leave the show and still be on the TV, maybe even an even bigger show.

Since Kyle has been a housewife, she's always trying new products, hustling.

Like she did her own show, she's done movies, she does her clothing line.

And like, I think this is obviously the next iteration, but I think this is it.

You know?

Yes.

She, you know, on all the franchises, we get housewives like with their companies.

Except we don't really get that on Beverly Hills.

Like we've had a few, of course, like who could forget the Maloof Hoof, the vodka, Rose, Vanderprump Rose.

They're kind of above that, like starting skincare businesses.

But Kyle is like always doing that with her like fashion shows.

And it's like, we'ren't.

So, hopefully, we get less of that, honestly.

Yeah, I think this is great.

I think it's a no-brainer, 100% genius.

And our fifth and final story, our fifth and final story on the fifth and final day of the week, it's always sad, and it's usually a weird story.

Okay, what is it?

Uh, The One That Got Away is a terrifying new dating show that dredges up singles' pasts.

New Netflix show, right?

On Amazon Prime.

The new reality series, The One That Got Away, is a group of singles sent back to the dating drawing board.

The idea is to see if their sparks end up flying again with missed connections from their past.

This premieres on June 24th on Amazon Prime, and it's hosted by singer Betty Who.

This sounds like an ad, but it's not.

By the way, Betty Who, I love her.

And the show follows six contestants.

They each come face to face with a portal, an entrance to the set that's obscured by clouds of dry ice.

And as each wannabe lover waits nervously, water

meets me.

Somebody from their past emerges from the mist, a childhood friend, a law school crush, a flirt from a work conference, an old college study buddy.

I kind of feel like this is like kind of a great idea.

I agree.

This is not an ad.

You're right.

It does sound like it.

Yeah, yeah.

But I think Amazon is now getting in the game because Netflix has like all these crazy experiments and they do really well.

So if they maintain the same level of like production value, it could be good.

Because I think this is an interesting concept.

There's literally like a trope, especially on TikTok, when it's like, I'm at my wedding, but like my fourth grade crush shows up.

Bye.

Like you'll always have like something in your heart for people.

And

a lot of people don't re-explore that.

Right.

And also, like, but sometimes you do, and it can be rather beautiful.

And, you know, sometimes you have to look to your history in order to understand your future.

You know what this is like?

That amazing Anna Farris movie.

What's your number?

How so?

Oh, she goes back with all the guys because she doesn't want to sleep with more guys, so she goes and sees if there's any potential with anyone she's dated in her past.

It's an amazing movie.

Is it Josh Jumel?

No, it's Chris.

Chris, one of the Chris's.

Pine.

Captain America.

Evans.

Is it?

I think it's Chris Pine.

No, no, no.

It's Evans.

Okay.

Yeah, no, you're right.

Yeah, it's Chris Evans.

It's such a good movie.

You guys watch it.

We've given so many good movie recommendations this week.

Yeah.

You know what?

We need to start writing down these best movies that are like underrated

because sometimes I'm looking for a movie, Movies.

What's your number?

You know what else goes in that category?

Win a date with Tad Hamilton.

Okay, Tad Hamilton.

And you know what else goes out in that category?

Click.

Bad teacher.

Yes.

Click.

No.

No, okay.

No, that's just like a nostalgic movie.

But no.

Yeah, sorry.

Sure, yeah.

You misunderstood the asset.

I'll just go.

You misunderstood the assignment.

You're such a bad teacher.

Okay, should we dive into TV recap of Southern Charm?

Yes, please, because you want to know why?

He's got money.

He's in magazines.

He's got more honey than any honeybees.

Ba-ba-doo,

ba-ba-dee-dee-dee.

It's easy as the birds and the bees and the one, two, threes.

By the way, Rubo.

Ooh.

Rubo is such iconic.

I know.

Like, you know that it's summertime.

Also,

the best days of your life.

Also, we run LA.

The best one.

Like, the Housewives don't really, they have like, do, do, do, you know, like, they have their jingle, but the like random ass, like, indie songs that they choose for the non-Housewives show.

Like, what else, kiss?

There's really not that many.

Yeah.

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Southern Charm.

So I don't know if it's because like Craig was just here, but like the way I stand Craig and the way I'm like proud of him for standing up for himself and it's like pissing me off that like Austin and Craig, Austin and Shep are flipping.

Here's what's going on.

Like Craig was treated like shit for so many years and he like dug himself out of this like hole he was in, made himself a successful business, successful lawyer, successful relationship, and realized that the people in his life who were bringing him down and keeping him down are not really his friends.

So he decided like for his, you know, own success and own mental health, like to step away from those friendships.

And Craig, Shep and Austin are twisting it like you got successful and you forgot who you were.

Like that's not what it is.

Like, no, not that.

It's so lame and it's a lie.

He got successful and realized he deserved better.

Right.

And that these people weren't here for him and they did not serve him.

No, and maybe the reason why he didn't get his act together for so long was because he was being treated like a kid.

Yeah.

No, and it just, you could maybe watch a show and be like, oh, maybe he did leave Shep behind with his success.

Then we cut to Shep calling his dog Craig and we're like, oh no, never mind.

Now we, now I remember.

No, and then you cut to his interview, Shep's

confessional.

Confessional, like, why would I go to a retail store that sells pillows?

Like, that's, first of all, so rude.

They sell more than pillows.

Two, a Pringle was just there, like, to support your friend.

Right.

You don't go to a store?

Yeah.

So it's honestly really clear, even though I think Shep is doing everything in his power to make it seem like he's not jealous.

Like, he's so jealous.

Yeah.

And like, because Shep is coming off of like not a great couple years in terms of seasons of housewives, housewives, seasons of southern charm.

And also, as Craig was telling us, like, he has an even worse season this year.

So like.

It's like the roles have reversed.

Shep had a bad, Craig had a bad couple seasons.

And now Shep is having them.

Craig had a bad couple seasons personally, but the audience has always like loved him.

And he's never done anything to hurt like us.

You know, he's just like, was in a hole himself.

And this whole dynamic, and after talking to Craig,

I'm glad we spoke to him because I probably would have put more stock into like the nitrogen

uh and because it's like

obviously Craig and Paige are everything she looked incredible and like it's a really hard room to walk into yeah no they're everything I love them so much but like I once felt that way about Craig and Naomi.

I know.

And if it weren't for Paige, I would still feel that way.

And just to see like that there is some sort of glimmer.

Not that there is any hope, but that like there kind of was.

I thought these two would never speak again.

Like it's strange.

Like when it was bad, it was really bad.

And like the fact that the way Naomi talks about him, like, she was the, he was the biggest love she ever had.

It's just so nostalgic.

I know.

And, like, I want to give in to those feelings, but I ride so hard for Paige.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Of course.

I hate that they're like making it a thing.

And I will say, what I fucking love about Craig is like, he has no secrets from Paige.

Like, Paige knows about Natalie and knows about Naomi.

And the fact that Austin went over to Paige in like spite and was like, oh, do you know that?

Craig fucked Natalie.

First of all, yeah, she does know that.

And second of all, you're such a shitty friend.

And then he's surprised that Craig never told him that he hooked up with Naomi in Vegas.

Like, obviously, you're horrible.

Horrible.

I like, I'm hating Austin and Craig.

I know.

I mean, Austin and Chef, I keep saying.

Me too, but the more I hear about Paige and Craig's relationship, like the more I love.

And then there's the whole Naomi and Catherine thing.

So that's surprising because remember, it's so crazy how much the show has been through.

And like, if you guys have been watching from the beginning, like, it used to be so twisted.

And you know who I was thinking about while I was watching last night?

That piece of shit, JD.

Remember him?

Oh, I mean, of course.

Awful, awful man.

And remember when it was like the show was really like a boys' club?

Yeah.

And they were so mean, mean, especially to Catherine.

But then there was one season where the girls started coming out of the woodwork and they they linked up.

They all like got together before they went over to Shep's house one night.

And it was Naomi.

It was Catherine.

And it was like Danny.

And it was so nice to see them come together.

And that's really when the tide started to turn.

So to see Naomi and Catherine at odds just really hurt my heart.

No, it's definitely sad, but like if I was friends with Cam, I would be mad at Catherine too.

Yeah.

Like what she did, first of all, baseless accusation.

Cameron's not even on the show anymore.

It was fucked up.

And I think Naomi's being a good friend by saying that.

Right.

Catherine is unwell.

Like, first of all, what was going on with her lipstick?

Her whole bottom half of her face was red.

I know, because she was peeling from her retinol.

She said, oh, but that was her lipstick, like...

Getting all I was like someone had what she was giving to Rinda.

I think her makeup was falling off because her face was flaking from retinol Got it and the way she was talking to her boyfriend was so disgusting like I was shook like I'm going back to my house.

Bitch, you literally live there together.

Like, right, I was thinking, do you have another house?

No, like, she was just like, you're not welcome.

Like, because also the way that she even described, she was like, we moved in together and we decorated our place together.

And I was like, waiting for a butt, because that's just.

It sounded like half a sentence.

Yeah.

Because remember last season, she was living in a house and she was driving to Bentley and everyone was like, she's spending above her means.

Like, what happened to the house?

No, but the apartment's nice.

And she was fixing up.

It was her grandma's house that her grandma gave her.

What happened to it?

I don't know.

Every season, Southern Toronto, people are in new houses.

Especially Catherine.

Yeah.

And Naomi's house?

I think it's her parents' house.

Oh, okay.

Because I was like, that's a big house.

It looked like also that girl, Olivia's house, who was living with her parents.

Yes, yes.

That's obviously like a really wealthy part of Charleston.

Need one of those houses on the water, like so sickening.

Olivia's house was so nice.

And Naomi's bedroom, like that little sitting area.

I was shook.

Yeah.

That has to be her parents' house.

Yeah, now that I think about it.

Yeah.

It was so nice.

It was really, really nice.

So what were we just saying?

Oh, Catherine.

Catherine and Naomi.

So Catherine is just insane.

And she was so drunk.

And like, Naomi kept her composure because there's literally no sense in arguing with someone who's in a state of mind like that.

It's fruitless.

Yeah.

No, and she gets so indignant and like when she leaves and it's just like there's no talking to her.

No, and she was like, Naomi, you think you're better than me.

And she actually never said that.

But by the way you're acting, like I would say Naomi is better than you in this moment.

Yeah, it was a low moment.

So you were like literally, you were creating.

It was a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Thank you.

I couldn't think of the phrase.

And then Madison showed up looking so sickening.

I literally forgot how stunning she was.

And Austin was just giving off losery vibes.

And I felt for Olivia.

She's like, literally, why am I here?

Yeah.

No, and Austin is always just like, no, I finally opened my eyes.

I saw the light and, you know, it's over.

And

if that were true, like, he wouldn't care that Madison is in the room.

He's so obsessed with her.

And I just love her.

I love her.

And I love the way she like makes him so angry.

Yeah.

Like, just her mere presence, like, infuriates him.

I love it.

Someone said something to her and she had the best comeback.

And I was just like, she's just that girl.

She also like doesn't give a fuck.

No.

And her talking to page was like everything I'm like yes queen energy staying out of things like I really love the women of southern charm so do I much more than the men yeah except Craig is like my my favorite oh of course and the thing is I actually do like the men

most of the time just on the show they just are terrible and the men and when they're like in Charleston and like their element they're just like man children yeah and that's what the whole show has been like all I mean it used to be Thomas but now Shep is 42.

I know when they were talking about their ages, I'm like, Shep, you're literally like too old to be playing these games, 42.

Like, and you're still like ragging on your friend who's like successful, and you're still, you know, not wanting to put labels on things with this amazing girl.

It's such a joke.

Yeah.

I have to say, I have so much love in my heart for Pringle.

Like, the way I still ship him in Madison, like, you know, two single parents, like, I'm obsessed.

And that scene where they went to the store was so nice because, first of all, that store.

That's a store.

It's a store.

And it's like...

In places like on Main Street, you know, there are stores like that that just like sell pillows and things.

Of course, it's like a pottery barn.

Why not Craig's store?

It's so well done.

It's so nice, and it's not just like, here's the southern charm spectacle.

Come take a look.

It's like, no, that in touristy towns, there's always like things, stores that have, you know, Charleston merch, whatever.

And like, why not Craig?

Totally.

I thought, I was so impressed, like, really so impressed.

And like, so proud of Craig.

And I just love Pringle.

Like, I feel like he's kind of irrelevant, but like, I love him.

No, and I ship him with every cast member.

What about Pringle and Naomi?

No, I actually think I saw something between Pringle and Catherine.

No, and Pringle and Catherine kissed last season.

Oh, did they?

Yeah.

Do they both have kids?

Like, and Pringle and Madison, even though she's not.

Catherine's not with that guy right now, right?

Caleb?

No, they broke up in real life.

Right.

I mean, if someone spoke to me like that, I would break up with them the next day.

Like, are you?

I don't care how fucked up you are.

Like, fuck off.

And also, Caleb was a Ravenel.

No, but he spoke.

When he was talking to

Vanita, he was not like

bad.

Like, he was very balanced.

Yes, he's a good

sticking up for Catherine.

But he was also like extremely calm, and like that's what Catherine needs.

Like, he's a good compliment to her chaotic energy.

And I think he like grounds her in a sense, but she's a little out of control.

Yeah.

And the silk scarf didn't look good on the white jacket.

I wish he wore a black jacket.

It would have looked so much better.

It was bothering me the whole time because it was like an ivory jacket and a stark white scarf.

And like, it was just bothering me a lot.

The whole affair, and like, oh, the silly

clown.

Dressing to the circus.

Circus.

And, like, to just like be in a big room where everyone's just like filming.

And at one point, she's like, the music's really good.

And we're like, what music?

Like,

you can't hear anything.

It was a silly party.

That happens a lot on reality shows.

Yeah, because they can't play music.

They can't play music.

They can only invite each other.

They have to be well lit.

They have to be dressed up.

And it's just like

this is a weird conference.

Also, really sad about Michael.

I know Patricia is like taking care of his medical bills.

I assume she is.

But that was really sad.

That was really sad.

And that was really gross with all the dogs.

Ugh.

That's always happening in Housewife.

Like, ramona's dog it's disgusting train your dogs like i ugh what and we have to look at the like it's disgusting right why do they show it they do it on every reality show it's disgusting gross okay so now we know patricia's house smells like dog

and vodka that was sick

sick um so it's a good opener i think there's a lot to come

team craig for life we were at it dawn yeah Team everyone.

Yeah, but mostly Craig.

Yeah.

But also, what I don't understand is why Leva, who's also really good friends with Cameron, like doesn't have the same issue with Catherine that.

Leva is a shit starter.

That's exactly what I was going to say.

Thank you as my final point.

The way that Naomi had to be, like, don't make it weird when I talk to Catherine.

And she was like, no, I won't.

So Naomi knows that about her.

And with Craig, too.

And with Craig.

Then

when Catherine and Naomi started going at it, like Leva was the one who was like mediating and then bounced.

Like, I think she's a shit starter.

Yeah.

I'm excited.

I like her, so I'm excited to see what she brings.

What kind of shit she starts?

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