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Good morning, millennials.

Welcome back to the morning toast.

Happy Thursday.

We are on the latter half of the week.

Congratulations, Jackie.

You did it.

You made it.

We made it.

It's always a beautiful sight to see on a Thursday.

Plus, we've got a little doo-dadoo here today.

Doot dadoo.

He wanted to come in because he too was really quaking at last night's episode of Real House Size of Orange County and he wanted to be here for the recap to make sure his points were noted.

I would love to hear what he thinks.

So he will be speaking up.

He's going to rest and then he will be speaking up during the TV recap segment of this show, which is at the end, as you know.

Very, very exciting.

We've got a great show for you guys today.

Lots to discuss.

Lots of fast vibes.

We do have a lot to discuss.

A wide array of stories.

It's that time of year where like every publication, every app is doing their year-round blank of the year.

Oh, we don't have any blanks of the year today.

It's just like I'm having PTSD.

No, not PTSD.

Deja Vu from last year.

I feel like at a certain point, like every at the end of every year, it's like Spotify rapped, time, person of the year, like all these things happen at the end of the year.

Sort of.

Because we're always just like recapping.

Yes, I would love to have a blank of the year today, but there is none that caught my eye.

Did you see Rolling Stone release their like 50 best songs of the year?

No.

All too well, 10 minute version was number two.

What was number one?

Um, a Wiz Khalifa song I hadn't heard.

Okay, cool.

You know, they love, like, I didn't know half the songs on the list.

Like, Rolling Stone, in order to, like, maintain their image, like, has to throw in, like, a bunch of shit you've never heard.

It can just be Spotify top 50, what the actual top songs of the year are.

What people actually enjoyed.

Right, no.

They have to go off book, but that's cool for All Too Well.

Maybe we'll get some more Blanks of the Year next week.

Yeah.

As the year comes to an end.

The last full work week for us.

And then, as always, we like to do our personal blanks of the year.

We do that on Patreon, like our top movies of the year, top TV shows, books, products, etc.

This is just like a bizarre year.

It's just a day job.

Like, this year is the same as 2020.

100% agreed.

Spot the difference.

Can't.

Can't.

Yeah.

I love those spot the difference games at the end of magazines.

They're so moronic.

Like, they're beyond.

I think they're for children, right?

No, they're for more.

Yeah, it's like her dress is green and then it's blue.

Oh, I wonder what's the difference.

But sometimes they do a very sneaky difference.

So they have like 10 differences and the first eight are like, oh my god, I could do this blind.

The last two, you'll never find.

Yeah.

Why is it so extreme?

They like, you know, I think they want to stump you.

Well, I've been stumped, Jacqueline.

I'm sorry to hear that, Claude.

Claudelyn.

Claudaline Monroe.

Other than Real Houses of Orange County, I started a new book last night, which I just need to talk about really quickly because it's called The Inheritance Games.

People were recommending it to me, so I was like, you you know what?

Rose code was so good.

Recommendation, let me read inheritance games.

And you guys, no.

DNR?

Not a DNR at all.

If I was 15 years younger, I think I would love it.

But it's really like YA, you know, series.

Okay, sounds like I would like it.

Yeah, you might like it.

And I'm going to finish it today, and it's a quick read.

And it's a good book.

I'm just far too old.

I don't know, like, who was recommending this to me, but it's, it's an over-me.

That's too bad.

It's a high schooler, you know, with other high schoolers

trying to do high school things.

Gotta go.

So yeah, you might like it, but I know.

But you know what?

It is an amuse bouche, and it does make me crave a novel of a more serious nature, which is what I was trying to get back to.

Today is also the Sex in the City premiere date, and people are already chatting about it.

Yeah.

They say it's not what you expected.

I saw a few headlines.

One, episode one, kills off a main character.

They do?

But the headline didn't spoil who?

Oh, I mean, I had heard a lot of theories, so you just basically confirmed that it's true.

A lot of people could could be considered a main character.

No, but I had heard like one specific rumor about.

Okay, don't say it.

Oh my god, I can't believe you just spoiled that for me.

Two, I saw a headline.

You know, I don't know if I want to hear what you have to say anymore.

Well, this one's an opinion.

Two, I saw a headline that this new reboot doesn't yet have the spirit of sex in the city.

That's what it said.

Variety.

I could see that.

It was spirit.

That's because Samantha was the spirit, like was the backbone, was

the moment.

Yeah.

So you'll have to watch.

You'll let us know maybe on Monday.

I'm actually, I...

Or is it one episode at a time?

I don't know, but I I don't think all the episodes are out.

I can imagine I'll be able to recap it tomorrow.

Okay, let us know.

And I also have to finish The Sex Lives of College Girls.

That's like on my plate right now.

Yum.

That's what's moving my bush.

Yum.

Description.

Theo is here.

He just wanted everyone to know that he loves you all and he's been thinking about you.

And he knows he hasn't been here a lot, but that's because he thinks he's better than you.

So that was Theo's message of the day.

You know, who hasn't been here in a

brute to do it.

One time.

I know.

I honestly forgot that i should like there used to be a day where every day i was like is today the day i'm gonna bring him like thinking about it strategizing and i haven't even thought about bringing him in so long i wonder why maybe next week our final week of the year yeah we'll have a

due show

it is but he's such a sweet love sweet man love boy judas

angel man

i think ever since cheeto gate

you've lost all faith in him i just we needed to get back to routine we couldn't be we couldn't be subbing in.

So.

Um, well, I'm ready.

I feel ready as well.

So without further ado or a brew, it is time for the fast five stories that you need to know before you wake up and take a bite out of your morning toast.

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Okay, our first story.

Travis Scott is breaking his silence on the Astro World tragedy.

He sat down with Charlemagne the God for an interview that is now on YouTube.

It's 50 minutes.

I haven't watched it yet, but we have some quotes.

I will watch it.

Yeah, I will watch it.

And I just like, it's one, news that he did such an interview, and two, here's what he's saying.

Charlemagne is a good interviewer.

Yeah, Travis Scott says he is 1,000% sure he did everything to help dying audience members during the Astro World tragedy.

In his first interview since the November 5th hip-hop festival that ended in the deaths of 10 people, Scott claims he didn't hear his Houston audience's screams for help as the victims fell into peril.

He said, quote, I just didn't hear that.

When Charlemagne asked him if he did everything he could and emotional, Travis struggled to find the words, saying, quote, everything I physically could, sure, yes.

And if knowing what was going on, you just wish you could have done something better, but standing there, 1,000%.

He also insisted that, quote, I'm that type of artist who would have stopped his show if he was aware that concertgoers were in imminent danger.

He said, quote, anytime you can hear something like that, you want to stop the show.

You want to make sure fans get the proper attention attention they need.

I just go off the fans' energy, but I just didn't hear screams.

I mean, like, you want to believe that.

Of course, any human being would want to stop, but you see these videos where it's like, you're literally looking at people

and you're not doing anything.

So, I mean, I have to watch an interview for myself.

I have to imagine this is also a part of some big

PR push.

new legal defense that he has claiming he bears no responsibility.

He had no idea that this was going on.

It's all like a part of a big thing.

Yeah, plus I think people are wanting to hear from him, and it's a weird position to be in because it's an ongoing legal thing.

It's such a sensitive subject.

It's like, you know, Alec Baldwin sits down and it's like, nobody wants to hear from you.

But then when we do want to hear from Travis and like want to make sure, you know, that he's expressing like

the grief and remorse that he should be.

I can like don't really need to hear from him.

I'm like kind of like disgusted.

I didn't, I don't even hear it.

I didn't read an interview.

And actually when you said, I didn't know this story.

So when you said the headline, I'm like, that's a little soon.

No, and it is a little surprising, but I do feel like other people, that's been a lot of the, you know, chatter is like, where is Travis?

Why isn't he here for his fans?

Yeah, well, I think that he handled it so poorly with like a couple Instagram videos and like an Instagram typed out statement on his stories, which just was not sufficient.

And I think that was handled so poorly.

I do think that it's like a little too soon for this.

Like people are still grieving.

People are still recovering.

Like I don't, I just don't think this is the the right time for a sit-down interview.

But there is this, like, gaping hole from him.

Like, where the fuck have you been?

So, I think that's because his initial reaction, Instagram stories, it's all, if you look at his Instagram, like, you wouldn't think anything happened because it was all in stories.

Right.

So, what would you have wanted to see from him at the time to be in feed?

At the time, I would have just liked something more substantial.

Not this.

I just don't think, I think this is like a little soon.

It's a little insensitive, especially off the heels of his defense

basically claiming he has no legal responsibility.

He's not responsible at all.

It's just like, I don't know.

I'm like, I'm just kind of grossed out by him, and I honestly don't need to see him, but I will watch for research purposes.

But I like, I can't be bothered to care about what he's feeling.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, it's it's an in it's a weird spot, yeah, you know, because it's like you want him to accept responsibility, talk about what's happening.

But legally, he fucks himself if he's not.

And also, we also don't want to hear from you, like, yeah, like go away for a little bit.

Like, we're still so mad.

So, it'll depend like the tone of the interview.

And, um, I don't know.

You read me like one quote and it was like a half-baked sentence.

No, 100%.

That he did as much as he could with the information that he had at the time, but he didn't have the information pretty much.

Yeah.

I mean, and I guess, okay, technically, if you're on stage and you don't know all this thing, all these things are going on, you can't really bear any responsibility.

But you definitely bear responsibility for putting on a poorly run event.

and encouraging that type of behavior for cultivating an environment where that's appropriate.

Yeah, no, and that's like the pinnacle of the experience.

Yeah, no, there's like years and years of

things you've done that I think contribute, even if you really didn't see anything going on on stage.

Yeah, like the things just escalate and escalate.

Right.

Every time.

Earlier in the day when people were breaking down fences, getting into the festival without wristbands, like you should have canceled it before that, like before anyone was even hurt.

Yeah.

So I'm just like annoyed with Travis.

Like I'm really not in the mood to like hear from him.

And here's the thing.

I want to watch the interview in order to form an opinion, but I don't want to watch the interview.

I know.

you know a hundred percent what platform it's on youtube but is it like the breakfast club what is it um i think it's charlemagne's youtube channel got it so

it is the breakfast club you know i just saw tiktok this is totally um

unrelated i just thought of kanye because the last charlemagne interview i watched was the charlotte was the kanye one i saw a tick tock that said lvmh is

prepping Kanye to take over for Virgil and it was like this what Virgil wanted they had planned it before his death.

And like they have share a similar vision for what Louis Vuitton, which like sounds kind of crazy, but also doesn't.

That would be amazing.

Yeah, like I think Kanye has the experience for sure.

Yeah.

The talent.

Yeah.

And the closeness with Virgil.

I think they really do share a similar vision.

Yep.

So it hadn't even occurred to me.

And it was like a totally unverified TikTok.

Like

no real proof.

But the idea hadn't even occurred to me yet.

That would be so crazy.

I mean, I feel like almost the hype would be too much.

It's like Kanye makes a sweatshirt at the gap and it sells out.

Imagine if he's making keyballs and like, like, you wouldn't, it would be, it's

like, that's the sort of fanfare that only happens like once in a while for like a drop, you know, a collaboration.

It's overwhelming.

It is a little overwhelming to think about, but I think that would be beautiful.

Yeah, I don't think it's a bad idea at all.

I'm here for it.

Me too.

But you'll never get another piece.

No, never.

Oh, that's actually annoying.

Right.

Everything, all these prices, this, what is it called?

Supply chain.

I can't live like this anymore.

Like

shortages.

Shortages.

They're coming through tequila.

You know, the tequila.

Cream cheese shortage now.

Okay, and you know what?

I want to say, I want to say one thing.

I've had a thought about the cream cheese shortage.

I blame the bagel store owners because they have been so frivolous for years with the cream cheese.

Like a pound of cream cheese on a bagel.

Nobody needs that much cream cheese.

The amount of cream cheese they put on one bagel, I could literally take and spread and make three full bagels.

I agree with you.

It's too much cream cheese for me.

So I blame them.

But I'm not going to blame them.

Like, this is their livelihood.

There's no cream cheese.

And I've also noticed, because I actually have been buying a lot of cream cheese because I eat a lot of bagels these days.

And there's always, they're always out of stock on the cream cheeses that I want.

I have to, you know, add lib.

And now I get like...

What's your go-to?

My go-to.

Well, pre-pregnancy, I love chive, but that's just too much flavor for me now.

So I've just been doing plain.

But you can't even get like the individual plains right now.

I have to get like a block of cream cheese.

Oh.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, that's like a serious thing that's happening and there's just a lot.

And you know, I just want to say, I don't want to live like this anymore.

Like I can't afford anything anymore.

It's insane.

No, it's everyone's raising their prices.

What's going on with you?

Sorry, my phone is just like I put it on do not disturb, but I'm like so popular and getting so many text messages that it's still buzzing, which is like,

but you want do not disturb.

Maybe they think you want to be disturbed.

But I specifically told my phone, bitch, don't disturb me.

But do you have this setting on do not disturb, which I just discovered, where you could be on do not disturb, but you can have your favorites, your favorite people, they can get through to you.

I think that's important.

I agree.

I don't have that setting on.

And the person that I just saw was texting me is not on my favorites.

My favorites is only my immediate family.

Right.

Okay.

But I think that's really good because that way, you know,

if it's an emergency or something, like people can reach you.

Yeah, I love Do Not Disturb feature.

I can't lie.

Yeah.

No, it's good stuff.

Just sorry, back to the shortage.

I'm sure there'll be a shortage of Do Not Disturb soon, too.

So yeah, I just never thought like, you know, the economy would be attacking me so deeply.

Like cream cheese, I eat a lot of bagels and tequila.

Like, that's all I drink.

And my specific brand of tequila is having a major shortage in New York.

And I just want to say, like, I'm done.

I've also heard there's a chicken nugget shortage, but there's also at this point, it's like, just give me a list of what's not what there isn't a shortage for because there's a shortage on everything.

Yeah.

And I just want to say, like, I'm sick of it.

I want to go back to the regular life.

I completely agree.

It ain't right.

No, it ain't right.

First, they came forth for my nuggets.

Uh-huh.

Then my cream cheese, then my tequila.

Get it together.

No, seriously, the people in charge, like, seriously, do your jobs.

Yeah.

Fix the chain.

Fix the chain.

It's been going on.

The chain has been supplying for decades.

I've had enough.

We're in 2021, going into 2022.

I've had enough.

We're looking at the future.

Figure it the fuck out.

It's disgusting.

Are you ready for our next story?

Yeah.

Jeopardy has found their new hosts for season 38.

You know what's so crazy, like, how little I care and how much I cared, like, a year ago?

No, what I was going to say is, like, what's so crazy is this story and like this contest has taken such a dark turn.

And it started to as like this beautiful tribute to Alex Schrebeck.

And like, and I think it was actually, was it last year at Christmas or the year before where he passed away?

I think we just passed the one-year anniversary mark.

Okay, I have no concept of time anymore.

And so it's been a year of this hunt for a new host that turned into like this really fun cultural thing.

And now it's turned really dark.

No, it's a social experiment on cancel culture.

And it's like, please make it stop.

Yeah, just choose, choose literally anyone.

So

we have two hosts for season 38.

But they're not permanent hosts.

It sounds like just for the season.

Which is just like, Jeopardy, I know like this was probably like a fun game within a game for you guys, but it needs to stop.

No, we're in this limbo period.

And what we all loved about Jeopardy was the stability it gave us all.

Every night, same guy, same outfit, same concept.

And now it's just this like toss-up, and it's really very chaotic.

And in the unstable world we're living in, Jeopardy was the one stable thing we had, and we don't even have that anymore.

No, and it's ruining the Jeopardy brand and like what it stands for, and also what the host stands for, which was like this person who was like removed from all these partisan things and just someone we could all rally around.

And now it's become the exact fucking opposite and needs to stop.

Who is it?

It's Maion Bialik and Ken Jennings shuffling.

Okay, you know what?

I think those are both great.

And I have said from the beginning that Ken Jennings should have been the

next host.

It's a beautiful thing.

He had one ableist tweet 55 years ago.

I could look past it.

I really can.

And he's addressed it a thousand times.

Like, what should he do?

You know, hide in his house forever.

I think Ken Jennings is a person for the job.

I've always thought that.

I like Maeem Bialik because she really is extremely educated, but also famous, which is just like a nice little twist.

Both work for me.

Oh, and she's a Jew, which we love.

Both work for me.

I don't care.

Leave me out of it.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is growth because it used to be we couldn't bring up maim dialek without you talking about the lifetime movie that you saw oh i forgot and without you kind of like going in on maeem okay i want to say i don't go in on maim i resent that because i support a fellow orthodox jew in the space who doesn't back down on her principles i do not ever ever clown on my i think it's beautiful but i did forget about that christmas movie she did um and that was disgraceful to the entertainment industry and she should be punished well you know what she's moving on onwards and upwards It was a Lifetime movie, not a Hallmark movie.

That's what I said.

That was what made it low budget.

It wasn't Maeem.

It was the network.

Lifetime has a

nice chunk of change over there.

Not for their Christmas movies.

Like, they know they pale in comparison, so they just throw some shit together.

No, I think that

they try a little harder than Hallmark these days, but they just don't have that innate spirit.

That money can't buy.

That chemical, like

Netflix has bought the Christmas spirit.

They found the price and they paid the Piper.

Hallmark has the Christmas spirit, but they won't spend any money to elevate it.

But that's like what people have always loved about it.

And just because it became so popular, I like that they didn't change who they are.

No, they did change their cool way.

That was very negative.

But it's fine.

Not like negative, but just...

They stopped trying so hard.

Okay, I just want to go on record one more time saying I never clowned on Maim.

Like I just, I don't want that to be my legacy.

Like who knows?

I could walk out of here and get hit by a bus.

And the last thing you said about your sister was that she clowned on Maim Bialak, who's a lovely person.

I didn't.

I just really think she shouldn't have made that movie.

Okay, and I think we can leave it at that.

Maybe we should bring back Toast Movie of the Week for Christmas and we'll do that one.

Just so everyone can suffer the way I suffered.

I think not.

I think not.

No.

Are you ready for our next story?

Sure.

Dre Kemsley reacts to her husband PK's DUI.

She says he was barely over the limit.

So paparazzi caught.

Wait, before we start, I think we should just issue a major correction of something you said yesterday.

0.08 is not one glass.

Well, that's what the article said.

Okay, because a lot of girls who are in our choice after dark group, they're like, my husband's a cop.

You have to drink a lot to get to 0.08.

But 0.08 is the limit.

Yes, you can, you drink a lot and you can still drive.

Yes.

Okay.

Yes.

I would think, if I'm just like thinking, what seems like an okay amount to drink and then drive.

I guess it's different for everyone and your blood alcohol sort of stuff.

But I would say two drinks.

I wouldn't.

I know you would say negative drinks and maybe walk.

Yeah.

But not walk.

I'll take a cab.

Okay.

But I can't believe 0.08, as people are saying, is so many drinks.

It is.

Maybe for a big man.

Maybe, yeah.

I think for me, I'm just rough housing and I also don't even drive, so I don't know what to do.

Or a drink.

So I don't know, you know, but just feeling actually with two glasses of wine, that seems unstable.

I don't think I could do it.

There's a girl on TikTok who like says how many,

she does a different video.

She's like, how many white claws will it take to get me 0.08 drunk?

And she's like a tall, skinny girl.

She has like four white claws, and she's like over the, like hits the legal limit.

That's a lot of claws.

That's what I'm saying.

It's more than you think.

Is it also based on your tolerance?

I don't know.

It's very interesting.

It's different per person, for sure.

It's not like a finite amount.

No, no, no.

It is different per person because like you have different body.

Height, weight, et cetera.

But I do wonder if your tolerance affects your blood alcohol because I feel like I have a low tolerance.

So two glasses of wine gets me pretty drunk.

Yeah.

Whatever.

he didn't have one glass of wine, is what I'm saying.

Okay, but they said that he did.

But he didn't.

Okay, unless, like, this was his first drink in 50 years.

Right.

Anyways, Duri was paparazzi coming out of, I think, People's Choice Awards, because that was the alpha party.

Or like an after party.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And they asked about PK's DUI, and she said, quote, he's very regretful.

He fully understands the nature and the danger of drinking and driving.

Then she said, he was barely over the limit, and he fully understands and reassures me that it will never happen again.

When you read it, like the transcript transcript of what she said, it actually sounds like a really nice, thoughtful statement.

When you watch the video of her walking out in her dress, signing autographs, taking pictures of paparazzi, like looking over her shoulder while also giving this half-assed answer to the guy holding the camera, it's two totally different scenarios.

Okay, I went through a range of emotions on this because when I first watched it, it's on our Instagram page.

I watched it and I was like, ooh, too soon.

And like, who answers paparazzi questions like that about such a serious legal nature?

Like, that's kind of surprising.

And then, of course, she like turns around, she's signing autographs.

and then i was reading the comments and people were like class all the way like i mean she did look

they were like

this was a perfect way to handle it and i'm i'm like rethinking about it and i was like yeah maybe it is better just to answer you are asked a question you answer it she didn't say anything untrue and she was very sweet to everyone around her i don't know if this was a good move or a bad move i don't think it was a bad move i don't think it was a good move i think it was a move i yeah it's a it's an interesting move yeah and it does sort of I mean, I love the concept of tackling things head-on.

I think like whatever scandal you're going through, it's always best just to address it.

No, but sometimes you're on the side of the road being asked a question about a serious legal matter and you shouldn't be answering.

That's true, like the sensitivities.

Yeah.

So

it was, I think it obviously depends on like the magnitude of what's happened.

And I think if she was like avoiding questions, I mean, if she didn't answer the question, I don't think this video would have made the rounds.

Of course not.

It's just another like failed paparazzi attempt.

I just want to say that all the Real House Sides of Beverly Hills went to the People's People's Choice Awards and they all put together their own looks and then they got together for a photo and it was a full-blown circus.

Have you seen the picture of all seven of them?

No.

Clowns.

Absolute clowns.

First of all, do you see what Sutton was wearing?

No, I didn't even see she was there.

Can I show you this picture?

I just actually want to get your genuine reaction.

Please do, and then you can post it to the Instagram because our flow is going to get fucked up.

I posted something this morning, it's fine.

But our flow is going to get fucked up over the holidays anyway, so it's fine.

Oh, here, okay.

Clowns.

Oh my god.

Just like everyone's on a different planet.

And a lot of of them, honestly, I'm sorry, Crystal Kogminkoff, that dress, burn it.

Oh, I Sutton, burn it.

Okay, here.

Kyle, not my favorite.

Okay, yeah.

Okay, Sutton,

not for me.

Kyle, I'm over it.

Garcelle looks great.

Yep.

Rinna, Rinna looks good.

Yeah, she looks fine.

It's a lot.

I don't like Erica's look.

Hate.

I like Crystal's look.

I do.

Hate.

And Dore looks like.

Amazing.

Yeah.

But together, circus.

Oh, for sure.

But

they're not responsible to dress.

No, they're not, but they are there nominated for their show, like, as an ensemble.

They should have just had their stylist chat.

I get it.

Because this picture is Clown Central.

And, like, I saw a picture of the selling Sunset Girls together, and it's like.

And did they, did their stylists speak?

I don't think their stylists spoke, but they all looked like they were going to the same event.

What did you think about

Crochet's new hair?

So I'm always down for a hairstyle switch-up.

Especially when it's like

light to dark.

Yeah, but she had, it was like two-tone in the front, right?

Did you see that?

I'm looking at it right now.

You got to zoom in.

It's like the pieces in the front were a little lighter than the rest.

The TikTokers are doing.

I hate that, by the way.

If the TikTokers are doing it, Chris shouldn't be doing it.

Sorry.

Neither should I.

I agree.

And I would say neither should you.

Something so permanent.

That is so rude.

I know.

I'm younger than you.

I know.

And I still said it.

If the TikTokers do it, I can do it.

No, something permanent like that.

No.

You want to get a pair of jeans that they're wearing on TikTok?

Go ahead.

Yeah.

Anyways, but she looked like cute and happy.

I like the dark hair.

Yeah.

I didn't notice the fringey pieces because now I hate it.

But I love when people go dark hair because I think everyone thinks it's like more fun to be blonde.

But most people I know look better.

Like maturing is realizing you look better with your natural hair.

Like most of the time.

Yeah.

I thought Christine looked great as always.

Actually, I was not into this look.

It was giving Betty boop.

She was going for Marilyn Monroe.

And it was giving Betty boop.

I just think she always looks great because she really can't look bad.

No, she can't look bad, but she could have looked better.

I don't know.

The hair, I wasn't looking at that.

I know.

It's like not your vibe at all.

No, you know that hairstyle really triggers me.

Yeah, no, I know.

And I'm sorry that you had to see that.

Anyways, before we get into the next story,

where do we land on Dariet speaking to the paparazzi while posing and signing autographs?

Here's where I land.

Tacky, but it works for her.

I agree.

And I think overall it's kind of a net positive because like now it's kind of closing the book on this.

This situation that started yesterday and ended yesterday.

Yes.

And she also has so much going on.

Well, that's what I was going to say.

Dorit really went from being completely irrelevant to, I believe, the star of this season.

Yeah.

And like given what she's been going through, I don't think she needs to add more to her plate of things to worry about.

No, and I'm all for personal responsibility.

Dorit did not drive drunk, lest we not forget it was her husband.

So like maybe we should, I don't know, be mad at him for it, not her.

She didn't do it.

Yeah.

She was home.

No, I mean, I'm not mad at at her for what he did, but the public, like, when she heard her request.

It's like her.

No, now, because she's more famous, it's like her responsibility to come up with a statement.

It's like, you know what?

Fuck that.

You didn't do anything.

Leave it to your husband.

Personal responsibility.

Personal accountability.

Okay, so what about Erica Jade?

She didn't do anything.

Okay.

But she was named in certain lawsuits.

So, yes, I would need some clarifications on that.

Okay.

And I wasn't asking her to speak on Tom's crimes.

I was asking her to speak on her personal experience.

Okay.

And I don't think that's unfair.

Okay.

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Next story, celebrity breakup news that we hadn't discussed yet, but Common is now speaking out on his breakup with Tiffany Haddish.

I saw this and I immediately thought of the toast because, like,

I was very, very upset.

He said we weren't feeding the relationship.

Common addressed his breakup with authentic Tiffany Haddish for the first time saying their packed schedules and dedication to work ultimately led to their romance's demise all while gushing over how wonderful she is.

I don't buy packed schedules.

I know schedules is never good because if you actually really loved someone and wanted to be with them, you would make your schedules work.

100%.

And if Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner can make it work at the height of Game of Thrones and the bringing back of the Jonas brothers, then nobody has an excuse.

No, and I think we say this every time.

If Nicole Kidman and Keith Irbin can make their schedules work, both dominating their respective fields, couldn't be more different, these two could have made it work.

Yeah.

He said, first of all, I want to say Tiffany, as you know, is for me, like, is for me, like, one of the best people I met in life, one of the best-hearted and most authentic and caring people that I met in life.

And that's what made me love her and be in...

be in love with her and want to be in a relationship with her.

He said, we had a really healthy and loving relationship.

It was probably the most mature relationship I've been in.

The communication, the respect, just all around.

I really thought this was OTP.

Like the way they were so publicly gushing over each other, I was just really excited about it.

And I stopped thinking about them because they were just like a stable

part of my life.

Yeah.

100%.

And I'm fucking devastated.

I really am.

Yeah, he said, I don't think the love really dispersed.

I think it was just like we weren't feeding the relationship.

Now, that I can understand.

Like, if you, like, I do think when you are so busy, booked and busy, like, you also need to put as much energy into your relationship and if you don't then yes the busyness supersedes the relationship and the relationship will crumble so

but why can't you guys just like we love each other can't we recognize like we need to feed so let's go to the grocery store let's get feeding let's get feeding i'm like i'm really ups like it like was devastated by this i thought they were like a really great couple

well

No, that's that.

That's that.

I mean, it's the year.

I mean, every year is really the year of couples breaking up, but you just hate to see it.

But it does feel like it's all happening, like at one point, and just directed towards us.

Yeah.

Our fifth and final story is a little travel news.

Let me finalize it.

Choose your key.

It's the final story.

Corona Beer, don't worry you guys, we're not talking about the coronavirus.

Corona Beer will open a private island destination in the Caribbean in 2022.

Oh my god, I love this.

There's a new island experience for Corona lovers set to open in the Caribbean Sea.

Find your beach.

Plans for Corona Island were first announced by the popular beer brand in November and it is slated to open to visitors in the spring of 2022.

The forthcoming hotspot is located off the coast of Colombia and is being described by Corona as a natural island destination rather than a party hotspot.

Sure.

News release said Corona Island is unlike anything we've ever done before as a brand that's so deeply connected with nature.

Question mark.

What?

I know.

We wanted to pay respect to and celebrate the natural environment that supplies our 100% natural ingredients.

Okay, that's nice, but like stop lying.

You know, you just wanted an island for like PR and marketing.

But like when I think of Corona, like I don't think of nature.

Natural, natural.

I mean, this is definitely like a branding move for them.

And I think often.

They've been through a lot in the last year as the brand called Corona.

Right.

But I do think, I usually would think of like spring break,

you know.

Panama City beach.

So this is, this is an interesting move and honestly a good one.

It's something no brand has ever done before.

I think it's actually very cool.

Is it going to be like, you know, open to the public?

You can like book a hotel.

How does it work?

I believe.

What's going to be on the island?

A hotel?

Yeah, I guess so.

I don't know.

It's interesting.

It's interesting.

I'm here for it.

I love brands thinking out the box.

Me too.

And Corona does have like that iconic tagline, find your beach.

Another like.

bringing the beach to you.

It's great.

Yeah.

I agree.

I like when people do different things.

Everyone does the same shit.

Totally.

The island will only be open to certain countries upon opening, and the U.S.

is one of them.

Because of COVID?

I would imagine.

Oh, we can't even go?

No, no, you're not invited.

Sorry.

Cool, cool, cool.

Yeah, but pretty cool.

Yeah, very cool.

And also, the travelers who can go will have to take part to enter and enter to win opportunities, which include qualifying product purchases, turn miles, collecting stamps, or finding a golden ticket.

Oh, it's like Charlie.

It is.

Got to get in bed with my grandparents.

Charlie Wonka.

But I wonder if you could just be like, I want to go to Corona Island.

Or they want to take a trip.

Yeah, not I have to buy like a thousand Coronas and hope that one of them has a winning ticket.

Maybe like in the beginning it's gonna be like sweepstakes and stuff and then like by the when like all the excitement wears off like regular people could just go and buy or maybe this is just like a limited run.

Yeah.

Do they buy the island?

I don't know.

Now like I hate to now I have questions.

Yeah, I want it to be more permanent.

Yeah, me too.

No, you're right.

It sounds like a pop-up.

Yeah, and how do you just do like a pop-up island with, you know, and have have accommodations?

Well, I did hear it.

Unless they take over and increase the city.

Jeffrey Epsteins, yeah, I heard it's empty.

Stop.

But no, it's not that island.

No, it's a different part of the island.

But a different brand, honestly.

No, it's all built out.

I bet like it's cursed.

Nobody wants to buy it.

You buy it for pennies on the dollar.

We should crowdsource and have Camtos there.

Same with his New Mexico ranch.

Yeah.

Can't get rid of it.

I mean, I...

I'm all for a deal, but I don't think I would want to live there.

No.

Even if I could get a $30 million house for like a million dollars, I still don't think I would buy it.

I know.

I'm saying it's a deal.

Well, at that point, you got to be economical.

But you could tear it down.

I just feel like.

Because I would never want to live in that house.

Oh, no, no, no.

No.

But then, like.

But if you tore it down.

Yeah, and then I have to pay to build a new house, nothing.

Yeah.

But

you could build whatever's in your means.

So I'd have this 30-acre property and like a

100-square-foot house.

How beautiful.

It's like Yellowstone.

True.

Also, we said we would keep you guys abreast and Ghalain Maxwell, no one's talking about it, but she's still on trial.

Yeah.

All these photos were released that became evidence, just like weird pictures of her and Jeffrey being freaks.

And the one that everyone's freaking out about is

them sitting on the porch of a house that appears to be Queen Elizabeth's house in Scotland, which is bound.

Amoral.

There's like side-by-side pictures of Jeffrey and Ghillain sitting on a bench where the queen has sat, which is disgusting to think about.

I do imagine that they scrub the house down every time visitors come.

And a lot of people are implicating Queenie in this, And I just want to say, I don't think she was there with Jeffrey and Gillade.

I think her loser son was like, hey, mom, can I borrow the house for the weekend?

And he brought his pedophile friends.

I just want to go on record saying that.

I agree.

That's what I assessed.

But there were some crazy pictures and also like Gillane and Kevin Basey like in Beckingham Palace sitting on the thrones.

But again, I do think that was her loser son.

Again, I don't think Queen opened the door.

Pedophiles, come in.

I think she had a pedophile in her own ranking and she didn't know.

Yeah, and he brought his pedophile friends around.

Lots of legal stuff going on right now.

Also, Josh Duggar's on trial.

Yes.

And they gave closing statements and a lot of people were shooked at like it was kind of short and the jury is just like chilling.

Yeah.

Also, Jussie's trials come to an end and the jury is out for deliberation.

We've got a lot of big jury decisions coming our way.

Yes.

And also I saw in Little Justice News that Bethany Frankl no longer has to pay child support.

Really?

I didn't see that.

Why?

I don't know.

She's given that asshole so much money over the years.

It must kill her.

Literally.

No.

And it's not like it's all for Britain.

Like most of it is not.

No.

Like when she divorced him, like she gave him half alimony.

She had just made her fortune.

Yeah.

She also just announced she's releasing a book.

Oh, that's good.

That'll be good.

I'll read that.

It's not, it's like an entrepreneur's guide to being yourself while becoming successful.

I don't think you're going to be interested.

Okay, maybe, I don't know about that.

But a memoir, I would 100%.

I think she's actually done a memoir.

She's done a lot of books.

This is just like a business one.

That's like her thing these days.

Like Shark Tank,

what's her show called?

The Big B?

Big Shot.

Yeah.

Big Shot with Bethany.

That's her brand now, like business entrepreneur shark tank vibe.

Got it.

Okay, cool.

I like that for her.

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Okay, I thought this episode of OC was so good.

It was full of highs, lows.

When I tell you that when I saw Terry Dubro come downstairs, like I was quaking.

They made it seem like him and Heather were going to be like, please leave.

Like I was ready for like the takedown of this woman who's been like friends with Heather for six years and lied to her now I assume they wanted to save face on camera they had been like embarrassed in their home because they were unbelievably lovely to Nicole she's dropped the case whatever even though I don't think her suit had any bad

had any bearing on Terry's career the fact that this woman was in Heather's life for six years and lied about this is nefarious but I don't think they wanted to look evil on the show and like displace this woman and then they took all their anger out on Shannon and Gina so I was like, I do think Heather's anger was misplaced.

Heather's reaction was shocking.

Yes.

Like, I never in a million of years would bet that she would find out this information, take Nicole's side, and then banish anyone who tried to come to her with the news.

And for most of the episode, I would say, up until the last five minutes.

At the lunch.

At the lunch, I was like, I really don't think Shannon, Shannon, Gina, and Emily acted in a nefarious way.

Like, I think Shannon really had known this woman, is now with Heather, Heather's saying they're friends.

And it's like, fuck, does Heather know that

I was my

questionable on Shannon's intentions?

Because you had this information.

You wanted to rekindle your friendship with Heather.

Why not just give her that piece of information either on or off camera?

I do think Gina was incredibly genuine.

And when she shared the story about the barbecue, I was like, oh, I understand even more why you felt weird being in her house.

Like, she didn't want everyone to be laughing behind Heather's back.

I thought Gina and Emily were genuine the whole time, but like, I really was believing Shannon's story, which was like, she she put this together.

If Heather knew, she probably wouldn't be friends with this woman.

So, like, maybe Heather doesn't know.

Do I want to bring it to Heather and like bring up her husband's lawsuit on TV?

No, I don't want to be that person, but this is something that's weighing on my mind.

I'm going to get drunk with my friends and I'm going to spill it to them accidentally.

And I'm going to hope that they don't tell her.

But now everybody's talking about it.

Like, I couldn't see it.

I really was, I could see it.

I was believing Shannon.

But then, and this is why Heather Dubrow is really, you know, the queen.

When she said that Shannon had told her Emily and Gina aren't to be trusted, which is just a shitty thing to say.

So it's like, why would you trust Emily?

Heather found the loophole.

Emily and Gina.

You said they were trustworthy and you had a piece of information 100%.

So I honestly, Shannon,

it's over.

No, I do feel like it's a little bizarre to me how, especially like Gina and Emily and like a lot of these women are so desperate to be friends with Heather.

Shannon, when she was like waiting for her outside the kitchen, it was just sad because like Heather is this new generation.

Well, not new because she's old, but this new wave of housewives.

And if you ain't with Heather, like you're going to be out in a season or two.

And I also think they just want to be like cool with Heather.

Heather's so famous.

Heather's so popular.

And it's like, it's coming off a little desperate from a lot of the women, like, especially Gina.

But I do think like.

there is potential for a great friendship between Gina and Heather.

I agree.

It is, it is like everybody wants to please Heather, but I do think that Gina and Heather just had this really like instantaneous bond.

You know, when you have that with someone when she saw her earlier in the evening and she was like, I told my mom about you.

And she was like, oh my God, it's so funny.

I told my dad.

And I think in that moment, Gina was like, oh, this is someone who could be a real friend.

We just have that.

And so to know that there's this conversation going around, like, I just want to go and tell my friend.

I never thought, I never, I thought I was shocked when they were like, it's okay.

Yeah, they were like, you sued me.

Why are you in my house?

No, right before they cut to commercial, Terry was like, you're Nicole Weiss?

I was like,

oh my God, because you know what?

I saw a picture of Nicole like back in the day,

irrecognizable, two completely different people.

So they really did not know.

No, when Heather went upstairs and called off the cameras and went to Terry, like they sat down with some posters

on an oak tag, plotted out the sentence.

How do we look the best?

How can we.

And you know what?

They looked very gracious.

They looked too gracious.

I didn't understand it.

That was the plot twist of the century.

I didn't understand it because like I can understand forgiving someone eventually for this, especially if the law didn't go anywhere.

to be.

But it's like, you were my friend for six years and you never shared that you actually had a bad experience with my husband.

That is really weird.

It's the lying.

It's not the suing.

I do believe her when she says she was like a young model.

She had like no

one to steer her in the right direction.

And her lawyers were like, go after this big plastic surgeon.

You might get some money.

I can totally see that happening.

For me, the real crime, it's the cover-up.

It's literally becoming best friends with Heather and being in her house, hanging out with her kids, and literally never telling her that six years ago, you sued her husband.

Right.

And then without even having to apologize or explain herself, they just forgave her.

But then Shannon and Gina get their asses reamed.

Well, Shannon deserved it, but Gina, I felt bad.

Like, because I do think Gina, I don't think Gina's a bad person at all.

And I don't think she's like a shit starter.

I think in that moment, Gina really felt compelled to share with Heather based on her own personal experience.

And also, like, I do feel like I would feel the same way.

I mean, the fact that we didn't get to the entrees and all that no-boo food

to waste and like the whole party was ruined was really good.

I thought Heather's like, honestly, entire demeanor after that.

Like, I would have, I just, she could have done better, in my opinion.

She should have ended the whole party.

Like, and they're all standing around, like, the food's right there.

And they're like, we're not eating.

Why?

Like, what about a to-go bag?

I was like, I'm hungry.

A doggy bag, yeah.

Yeah.

Or like, kick out the nefarious actors and keep the people and eat the food.

The conversation between Emily and Nicole was so funny.

Emily's such a queen.

And by the way, Emily slid into my DMs last night and I told her to come on the toes, like, whenever she's in New York, it was just like an amazing experience.

She was being so funny because she's really not like a great shade thrower.

She's just like a smart woman who speaks the truth and so when she's like sit down and she's like i'm literally sitting down like she couldn't stop saying sit yeah no nicole really thought she was doing something and like emily's just like takes no shit but she's not like a she doesn't have rehearsed lines in her head she just says what comes to her mind right but i would say that nicole has even less lines that are working for her one no but i say she's literally rehearsed those lines like she had them in her back pocket

and then she runs out of things to say calls her dumb when she's a lawyer and tells her to go on a diet and tells her to go on a diet and that for me is always, that is the unforgivable offense.

And Mary Cosby, it just happened.

Nicole, goodbye.

I'm done with you.

I don't ever want, like, for me, that is so low and so not creative.

Call her an irrelevant ugly.

Call her something more creative.

Like, I just, I think that is vile and disgusting.

And I, like, you're in my book forever.

I despise you.

No, I just think in any situation, going after someone's looks is just tacky.

It's, it's like

you lose.

Yeah.

But I guess you don't know Emily enough well enough to go after something about about her personality or her life.

Right.

And you know what?

I actually did really like how Dr.

Jen immediately got up and was like, I'm not sitting with this person who just said something like that.

Like, I actually grew an appreciation for Dr.

Jen.

Yeah, even though, like, I'm still.

Even though I did fast forward to her scene with her husband.

You know what?

I thought about it, but it was already too far in to fast forward.

And I was like, you know what?

Let me just see, like, before I jury, let me give them a chance.

But you guys, you can fast forward.

Yeah, no, like, she works and

kids miss her.

I don't care.

Yeah.

He eats blueberries and we also got a personal scene right after that.

Oh, with Emily and Shane.

And I didn't fast-forward that because I find them to be incredibly interesting.

It was so beautiful, this scene.

I mean, it's always hard, I'm sure, to like go have a date night with your husband who's already like not good on camera.

Yeah.

And to have a conversation.

And usually it's like, I don't give a shit what's going on in your life.

And like, you're working and you don't see each other, whatever.

But I thought the conversation that they had about faith and like Shane being

Shane being like close to dying and like because he had his faith, like he wasn't scared.

And Emily like being so glad that like their daughter is like, you know, embracing, I guess she's getting baptized and I guess they'll become Mormons because that's what Shane is and Emily doesn't have a religious background.

I was just like, this is like, this is a real conversation.

This is a three-dimensional conversation.

Yeah, and you know what?

I actually thought it was very cool that Emily let her kids like kind of grow up.

and choose.

Most kids don't get that.

Like grow up and she's choosing because like her stepsisters are in it.

Like I actually thought that was extremely cool.

No, and when Emily was like, you know, sometimes I get so angry and we've seen her get that angry, you know, when like Kelly Dodd called her husband like a loser or whatever.

She gets so angry, and she has no outlet to kind of bring her back down to earth.

And she was like, Maybe because I don't have a religious background or faith in something larger.

And I think that's, you know, sort of steinmead me in my life.

It was just so introspective.

I was like, no, it was a real like conversation about like serious things about growth.

Like it was actually a conversation I don't think we've ever seen on a show like that.

No, it was, but it was so real and lovely.

and I thoroughly enjoyed it with the sunset and Emily was looking like the snatch and the filet looked so good and Shane is just so funny and Shane doesn't drink so it's just so interesting like he always drinks a Diet Coke it was just really beautiful and they deserve to have you know some some highlight reels I just after what they've been through I agree and I also felt really good about my decision to consciously stand Emily Simpson from like day one because I just feel like it's really paying off now I think she's in like the prime of her life like her marriage troubles are being worked on she had a lot of health problems with her hip, and she's looking great.

Like, I just feel really good about my decision to stick with her.

Yeah, and I feel really good about my decision to not give up on Gina.

I agree.

And you know what?

I've been so pleasantly surprised by Gina.

She's really getting up there for me.

And even though this is by far not the worst crime Shannon has committed in her tenure as a housewife, I do have to say, like, and I've, I've really supported her throughout the years because

of what she went through.

And I, and I think that, like,

of course, a lot of women, you know, a lot of women on the show go through divorce, they go through cheating, you know, they go from the big house to the smaller house.

But I feel like when Shannon was going through it at the start, like, she wasn't equipped, right?

And we all had to, like, rally around her and like give her the strength that she didn't have.

Because some of the other women, like, they're fine.

Yeah, they can handle it.

They can handle it.

And I felt like Shannon needed the support.

And she was acting out in all these crazy ways, doing things that I wouldn't defend, but like, I just, I'm not going to give up on our girly.

But now she's in a great place and she has a great man.

She's got the house.

And her girls are like so grown and they're her friend.

And her plate is a light it's light and to still be acting in this way and and and you know after how many years on the show not realizing that if there's something like someone's lawsuit in their business practice and it's it's serious to not go straight to heather at best on camera, you know, or she could have done it off camera and given her a heads up.

I do think that there's some shadiness involved.

And I'm kind of leaving Shannon in the dust.

No, it's just like everything, like Shannon's way of being a housewife, it's just so tired.

Like, like it's just not gonna cut it anymore yeah no she's like making a mess and she's getting caught and everyone else is is it's like they're all like now for accountability whereas like before with with vicky and tamara like it was all so messy so shannon was like perfect for that but this group it's just like not everyone's just being like honest and straightforward and mature with everyone and like shannon's just not cutting it yeah i feel like she might get left in the dust a little bit if she doesn't change her ways.

Yeah.

So it was a very good episode.

Like really, really, really good.

I was very surprised.

Yeah, me too.

And by the end, like, Heather had me turned.

Me too.

She turned me around.

And I like that she gave Gina and Emily like the time of day.

They went to lunch.

And I think that she realized her anger was definitely misplaced by them.

And she was just like wanting, she couldn't yell at Nicole because she wanted to come out looking good, but she needed someone to yell at.

Yeah.

And so Shannon and Gina was.

But I just, this, the three of them at lunch, I was like, this is a team I can definitely get behind.

Yeah, I agree.

And it's clear that they like develop a strong friendship.

So I'm excited to see that.

It was really good.

Yeah, it was great.

So that was the TV recap.

Anything else you want to talk about before we wrap up today's episode?

No, that's all she wrote for me.

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