S3 Ep160: Mariah's Memoir Memories: Tuesday, October 6th, 2020

Good morning, millennials.

Welcome back to the morning toast.

It is a beautiful Tuesday here in New York City.

Back in the queue.

Hey, Claude, how you dern.

Hey, everyone.

I come bearing wonderful news.

I got a COVID test, and I'm COVID-free as of right now.

I think we still have to quarantine.

I'm not really understanding all the incubation metrics, but I don't, all I know is that I have to sit on my ass for two weeks.

And that is something I am more than willing to do for my country.

Okay, so here's the deal with you.

I'm so glad to hear this beautiful news that you are COVID-free, which means that you did not get COVID last week.

As far as this weekend, we'd have to wait like two more days and then get a COVID test.

Like, so if you want to get one on Thursday or Friday, you could be in the clear for quarantine.

So that's how that would work.

Yeah, you know, I just feel like for my country, I'm going to just do the whole quarantine because that's the kind of patriot that I am and you know it's hard because I have so many you know exercise classes and juice places I'm just dying to go to but unfortunately I think I'm gonna have to sit on my ass and order in which is just it's hard but again it's for my country someone has to do it and I guess I guess it'll be me Well, that is so kind of you to do for the rest of us.

Like I said, like I said, for my country.

How's the rest of you?

How's your quarantine going?

How does it feel to be back in the saddle?

You know, it's great because I'm really invested in a piece of content, which is Mad Men, but I've been wanting to talk about how I think I need to take a break from Mad Men because I think you and I absolutely have to watch Emily in Paris.

It was on my list of things to watch, but now I heard that people are like roasting it.

I've got to get involved.

Right.

Like that really, like Emily in Paris sounded up our alley, but roasting Emily in Paris sounds even more up our alley.

So people are just starting to watch it, and I'm seeing the content come out of people just like absolutely tearing it apart.

And I feel left out because like that's what I do, even though I was really looking forward to like loving it, but looking forward to hating something is also really, really fun.

Right.

Well, I've gotten into a new show as well.

I know nobody was asking, and it

might be the strangest choice I've ever made.

It's called A Place to Call Home, and it's on Acorn TV, which is British TV.

And if I had to describe this show, it would be historical fiction hallmark with a sprinkle of anti-Semitism.

It's so crazy.

It's so crazy.

I think this show has become really popular and it's pretty enjoyable, even though it's like so strange and like weirdly Hallmark-y, but also serious.

And that's where I've been.

And you know what?

Like, I have been like looking forward to getting back to watching it.

So that means it's a good show.

Yeah, actually, actually, Ben's parents recommended it and they loved it.

And so I've been hearing about it from different corners of the earth.

Yeah.

It's a show that brings people together.

Yeah, it is.

That it's also extremely homework.

But you know what?

Tis the season for homework.

But so I'm watching this, which has six seasons and I'm still on season one, so I have a long way to go.

Plus, I have some books that I've been meaning to read.

So like Emily in Paris.

I don't know where she, when she's going to be watched.

She will be watched, but it's like I actually am enjoying myself right now yeah i also got in the mail my meaning of mariah copy which has been sitting on my nightstand you know i don't like to read at home i think maybe after quarantine i have to take a trip so that i can read this book yes i that is also on my list before emily in quarantine so

i

have to read that because there are some bombshells coming out we have a story today that is super insurrecent It's really annoying that all these spoilers are coming out in the news because by the time I read it, I will have known so much about it and I'd like to be surprised.

Yeah, well, this is like, this is an interview that she gave that speaks on something in the book that's just intraissant.

And I think it'll get you like juiced up for more Mariah memoir memories.

I love Mariah Memoir memories.

Love them.

So yeah, that's what I've been up to.

I had a horrible, horrible migraine last night, but I wound up sleeping like 12 hours, which was really good.

That is good.

You win some, you lose some.

And then this morning I spilled coffee all over my vanity.

So I have that looking forward for me to continue cleaning up when we finish recording.

I we got a lot of feedback after yesterday's shows, and I just wanted to share and just say like a massive thank you to everyone who wrote me messages about the time that they accidentally had an experience with an extremely hasty flush.

And it really meant a lot to me just to know that like I wasn't alone.

And for that, I'm super grateful.

This community means everything to me.

That's Claudia.

That's so beautiful.

It's something really special about this community.

I agree.

Now I'm going to ask you a question that you've been really dodging me on for the last 24 hours.

What?

But where's Theo?

Oh, he's right next to me.

Oh, one second.

You guys

want to try a Zoom?

I called you like five times yesterday to see Theo.

Hi, beautiful angel man.

Okay, thank you.

Thank you.

I felt like he was being like,

you guys told him, oh, you can't spend time with Yaranti.

She's a bad influence.

Well, he actually was the one who came to us and said, Can you guys stop dropping me off at Auntie's house?

She's kind of creepy.

Okay, he hasn't been here.

The way she kind of stares at me, it makes me uncomfortable.

His words not mine.

He hasn't been here since his deadbeat parents dropped him off so that they could go gambling.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That did happen, I'm not going to lie.

Yeah, anyways, I just miss him.

And

can you blame me?

No,

I can't blame anyone who is obsessed with Theo because it's a really natural part of life.

You've literally created a monster.

You.

100%.

So I'm just monstrous.

It's just not my fault.

He's so cute.

So cute and so beautiful.

So beautiful.

I think that's probably the hardest part about re-entering quarantine for me is like we got into such an amazing rhythm of like us three co-workers on the show, me, you, and Theo, like, delivering the fast five stories.

And we had such a great rhythm, and now I'm back without Theo.

Yeah, well, that's kind of on you because I've been trying to push you to get a dog forever, and it's been what, like eight months of quarantine, and you're still without a dog.

So, I feel like I must shift responsibility onto you because I'm the type of person where it's like, let's all take responsibility for our own actions, you know?

Yes, let's.

So, whose fault is it that the keys flush down the door?

I'm so glad you asked.

I'm so glad.

It's your friend Sam's fault for making us stop in Connecticut because I didn't even have to pay.

I didn't even have to pay.

But, yes.

Yes, Sam.

I know you listen to this podcast sometimes, and I've been thinking about it since Sunday, and it is all your fault.

That is so crazy.

That's one of the craziest things you've ever said.

You know, they said Albert Einstein was crazy.

Yeah, they did.

Okay, I think it's time.

Do you think it's time?

Hmm.

Ooh, that sounds like a bad thing.

I would say.

That's how I'm going to be able to do that.

I would say yeah.

I would say yeah.

Okay, then it's time for the fast guy stories that you need to know before you wake up and take a bite out of your morning toast.

I'm so sorry to everyone listening as a podcast, but as you can tell, I'm probably sounding a little bit nasally.

Oh no.

Oh no, it's back.

Oh no, I just looked in my tissue.

My snot is green.

They say that's a common side effect of RDH.

I'm running out of ideas, you guys.

I'm sorry.

It's getting grosser and grosser.

If you guys have any RDH ideas, please DM them to me.

But in the meantime, I am feeling a little bit under the weather and it must be the RDH coming back.

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Thank you for that message, and I hope that you're feeling better.

It was definitely really good to get it off my chest, I'm not going to lie.

Yeah, like that pressure on your chest just can't be good for you.

No,

it's not.

Okay, first story from Mariah's Memoir of Memories: Mariah Carey never had sex with fiancé James Packer.

Hmm.

The singer revealed the tidbit while explaining why the Aussie businessman, businessman Bo, actually, she kind of like invented the businessman Bo.

She was Tommy Mattola.

Yeah, was excluded from her recently released memoir.

She said, James and I didn't have a physical relationship, to be honest with you.

If it was a relationship that mattered, it's in the book.

If not, it didn't occur.

So he is not in the book, and that is why.

Well,

actually i would have loved to have heard about him a little bit in the book because i just thought that was the strangest most random short-lived relationship and i just would have loved to know more about what it was actually like on the inside um but i guess we're just not gonna get that right this relationship what never wasn't physical which means that it wasn't like your average relationship there was obviously you know some sort of

You know reasoning behind it that wouldn't have been like the you know boy meets girl boy loves girl or or girl loves boy so much more to it right so i would have liked to know like where her head was at during this time and what this relationship did do for her but i guess she's not sharing she also had some hilarious quotes about being portrayed as high maintenance she said i don't give a shit i'm fucking i fucking am high maintenance because i deserve to be at this point if i can't be high maintenance after working my ass off my entire life oh i'm sorry i didn't realize we all had to be low maintenance she said i was always high maintenance it's just i didn't have anyone to do the maintenance when I was growing up.

Well, you know, I'm actually really glad that she addressed this because I feel like diva culture, like she's literally the face of like difficult to work with diva.

And there are people who are like of two mindsets.

The first is like, no one should act that way.

And the second is like, you know what, you're a diva for a reason.

And you were, not anyone could just act like a diva.

Like if Camille like a bayo came in acting like a diva, everyone would be like, get the fuck out of here, you know?

Like people definitely, it takes time to earn that right.

And while I don't necessarily agree with like being difficult to work with, I love that she addresses it head-on and doesn't pretend like it's all fake rumors about her.

Yeah, when they mentioned her being called a diva, she said, who the fuck cares?

Honestly, oh my God, they're calling me a diva.

I think I'm going to cry.

You think in the grand scheme of things in my life, that really matters to me, being called a diva?

I am, bitches.

That's right.

Wait, I'm like so shook.

Is that an actual excerpt from the book?

From an interview with The Guardian about the book.

No, the book isn't written like this.

No, because it's so conversational.

I'm like like so impressed.

Yeah, no, so this is an interview, but it kind of sets the tone for what we can expect from the book, you know, like just this candid, I am who I am sort of vibe.

I would love for her to go on Watch Rapids Live while on the book press tour because I feel like Watch Rapids Live is already like such an open forum for her.

Anytime we really ever get to know Mariah, it's on Watch Rapids Live.

And now that she's really being an open book with her new book, I think Watch Rapids Live would be an amazing platform.

And did you know, I found this out in the weirdest way, Mariah's book was published by an imprint at like a big publishing agency started by Andy Cohen.

It's Andy Books.

Oh, no, I didn't know that.

He just randomly tweeted.

He's like, we're so excited from Andy Books.

And I'm like, what?

That's so crazy.

That's like doesn't make sense to me.

I know.

Look, let me pull up the tweet.

I was like so shook and confused, but I also was like, it actually makes a lot of sense.

I feel like Mariah really respects Andy.

Yeah, no,

it doesn't

make sense.

I just feel like she could get a book deal with anyone at any time and doesn't have to be an imprint of

a bigger company.

She could get the book deal with the bigger company.

Yeah, but

there should be a bidding war over her book.

So Andy tweeted out the New Yorker review or whatever about Mariah's book.

So proud of this review of Mariah's book in The New Yorker.

The meaning of Mariah Carrie is out now from Andy Cohen Books.

Yeah, no, I believe you.

That's awesome.

That's crazy.

Yeah, that's great.

I mean, just another great endorsement.

I can't wait to read it.

Maybe, maybe this weekend.

I need to,

with a place to call home, like, I'm still only on season one.

Like, I'm going to have to take a break if I want to get anything else done.

I know.

It's like, I'm so, I'm so busy with Peggy and her new hairstyle.

And it's just, it's overwhelming.

Also, I got to like two really crazy scenes in Mad Men when Joan's like husband rapes her in Don's office.

That was so crazy.

Yeah, and her husband is the guy from Younger.

You know, this guy's gonna get your show canceled, right?

Thank you.

I literally could not remember what he was from.

Thank you.

His name is.

And then he's also

from other stuff.

We talk about him all the time.

I just want to get his name.

He's rich.

He's like the nameless actor who only gets roles in bad stuff, but I guess he got a role in Mad Men, which is very impressive.

Sorry, not Younger, the bull type.

No, I don't watch that.

Yeah, but that's what he's from.

He is Samuel Page is his name.

Yeah, okay.

Well, he stinks, and he was really bothering me in that scene.

Like, get the fuck off of Joan.

And then the other scene I saw was when Roger Sterling had threw a party in his backyard and like put on a performance for his guests and was doing it in blackface, which was like so creepy because the show was just like so accurate about like what I think what life was like in the 60s.

And like this was probably very commonplace, like at parties.

And it was just so eerie, like to see everyone like laughing.

It was just like, it was really disgusting.

But yeah, that's a terrible scene.

It's a terrible scene, and it has like a disclaimer and everything.

But what was what I was going to say is that, like, yes, I cannot get out of Mad Men.

Like, I want to watch Emily Parris.

I want to read Meaning of Mariah, but I'm literally stuck.

I'm stuck.

I just feel like it's so hard to get stuck these days.

Like, yes.

And

when you're stuck in the mud, you should appreciate every moment of it and not be feeling like, I need to do this and I need to do that you just need to soak it all up yeah and it's like in a few weeks I'll be craving this feeling that I have right now which is overwhelming with content should I read the book should I watch a show should I start a new show like I'm just I'm embarrassed by my riches yeah and this feeling of like oh I can't wait to hang up with you so I can go watch my show

and my whole day I don't have to think about having to fill every minute of the day because I have my show yes yes yes like quarantine when you have a show it's like life is made in the shade for you Right, it's like what else?

You don't have a show.

What else would I be doing?

No wonder why you're taking one for your country and staying in for two weeks because you're watching Mad Men.

Oh, by the way, I probably would not be going down so quietly into quarantine if I did not have like a roster of things that I needed to do and watch and read.

Yeah, no, I totally feel with you.

You need this time for yourself.

100%.

Yeah.

Okay, well, next story is a little more like TV news-ish.

Jenny Garth and Tori Spelling are addressing Jessica Alba's claim that she couldn't make eye contact with them on the set of 90210.

Did you hear about this?

Oh my god, no, wait.

So Jessica Alba was on Hot Ones last week, and a question came up about her time.

She was a guest star on 90210.

She said, quote, on the set of 90210, I couldn't even make eye contact with any of the cast members, which was really strange when you're like trying to do a scene with them.

Yeah, it was like you're not allowed to make eye contact with any one of the cast members or you'll be thrown off set.

So Tori Spelling and Jenny Garth are addressing that claim.

They talk about like, did you hear what she said?

Did you hear what she said?

And they said that they had no idea that they barely remember like Eaton in that time.

And Tori Spelling said, imagine we just thought the guest stars didn't like us.

But meanwhile, like someone was going around telling everyone not to make eye contact with us.

Right.

So I don't know if I necessarily believe that

they weren't allowed to make eye contact like and it came from the cast like what and I feel like in a really popular show like that like like there's a million handlers managers assistants who like literally

say these things that don't necessarily come from the talent I also don't see those kids like yes they were it was the biggest show ever but they weren't like bona fide you know celebrities yet like they were just like really really popular on this really popular show and that's just not a thing you do I think like on your first job you know I don't know.

It seems to track with all the other big shows like of that day.

And still like even like friends you know they it was a really big show and anytime they had a guest star like just like jerry o'connell said like they had the friends table and then they had the like guest stars in the cafeteria like sitting at alone When we, it was actually really eye-opening.

Jerry O'Connell after our show just like was shooting the shit.

He was honestly one of the nicest guys we've ever had on the show.

So funny, loves to gossip.

Like he stayed at the studio for like another hour and was telling us that his wife actually had a role on Friends.

I remember she was the girl who Ross dated, who who literally, her apartment was a shithole.

Like shit everywhere.

It was so disgusting.

And Ross, like, couldn't date her because of it.

But she was, like, so pretty and out of Ross's league.

Like, it posed a real problem for Ross.

It was a good episode.

And he basically, it takes like a week to film an episode.

You, like, literally live on the set for a week where you block, you learn lines, dress rehearsal, whatever.

And it's like camp.

Like, everyone eats lunch together or dinner together.

And Jerry said, like, the friends cast was, like, so clicky.

Like, if you were a guest star, even if you were famous, like, it was just weird.

And they, like, didn't look at you.

So, actually, this does track.

Yeah, it definitely tracks.

But now how the tables have turned, they're talking about like how they love her baby wipes and they're always using her baby wipes for their kids.

And like they're like, you know, leading a life of regret that

that's what she thinks of them.

Well, so

just you never know.

Got to be nice to everyone.

Not even because they might be successful one day, but just because it's the right thing to do.

Yeah, but you know what?

If thinking that everyone you meet is going to be successful keeps you being nice to them, then just keep doing that.

Whatever it takes takes to make the world a kinder place.

I haven't been keeping up with hot ones.

I feel like right before quarantine, I was like so hot and heavy, like living for the content.

But now it's like Zoom from home and it's just uninteresting to me.

Yeah, so like, do the celebrities make their own wings because they could just make like spiceless?

Yeah, I think maybe, I don't know the logistics of the actual wings, like maybe the company has them delivered, but it's just, it's not, it's not for me.

Interesting.

Good to know.

Well, I'll tell you something that is for you.

Hmm.

Do you want to hear something that is for you?

Sure.

Selling Sunset's Christine Quinn says she may do her own thing after season four.

Christine Quinn is looking ahead at her career beyond selling sunset.

In a new interview with the Wall Street Journal magazine published on Monday, the reality star and Oppenheim Group real estate agent said the yet-to-be-announced fourth season of the HIT Netflix series may also be her last.

She said, quote, the show's obviously been doing really well.

In August, it was in the top 10 most watched shows on Netflix.

So that's really exciting.

We don't have any official news yet, but it would be great to film the next season and then do my own thing because I feel like I have a lot to share with the outside, with the world outside of real estate and fighting with bitches.

Although, don't get me wrong, I love it and I'm great at it.

Yeah, I mean, her personality just expands beyond an ensemble show.

She's so fabulous.

Her life is so interesting, and it's even more interesting now, like with her husband and their life together.

And I actually could see her like really growing out of the show, even though I get very wary of people like jumping ship from things that made them famous.

I think it's more often than not a mistake.

Yeah.

And also, I'm sure a show just about her would be interesting and I love her and I would watch anything that she does.

But there is something to be said by surrounding yourself with people who like make you look even better.

If I were her,

I would entertain other ideas and who knows what her own project would look like.

But I feel like she has the best of all worlds right now because she gets to like come onto the show that's like already established, the biggest show.

She's the creme de la creme, and then she goes home.

Like, sounds like fun.

It's also borderline impossible to start a new show, like, totally by yourself and have it be successful.

And I agree, I think she isn't made in the shade right now.

And while she may not want to share the spotlight with Mary,

which I understand,

it does at the end of the day, all rising tides raise all ships, or whatever the fuck they say.

Yes, that is what they say.

So I look forward to what's next from Christine, and I'm glad that the Wall Street Journal is giving her the respect that she deserves.

Yeah, Wall Street Journal is

killing it with this interview.

They are.

Okay, next story.

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Okay, so our almost casting news.

Why Millie Bobby Brown almost quit acting because of Game of Thrones?

Oh.

So Millie Bobby Brown auditioned for the role of Liana Momont on Game of Thrones.

Oh my God, wait, she would have been perfect.

Which she actually would have been perfect for.

She was on the tonight show starring Jimmy Fallon and shared this story with him.

She said, the industry is just full of rejection.

You get no's, a lot of no's before you get a yes.

She said that she auditioned for the role of the feisty Liana Mormont, who was ultimately played by Bella Ramsey.

She said, I got a no for that.

That's kind of when I was like, oh, this is really difficult.

I guess I really wanted that role.

So she got a little disheartened.

I would too if the most perfect role for myself came along and I didn't get it.

Yeah, no, not only was it the most perfect role for her, they literally cast Philly Fobby Frown for the role.

Like it was so crazy.

Yeah, but somehow, like, even though they got Philly, she was amazing.

She was incredible.

And the fact that her last name was Ramsey when she was like going up against the North with Ramsey Bolton, like, it was just too perfect.

Yeah,

it all worked out.

And eventually, obviously, Millie Bobby Brown starred in Stranger Things, which I've heard is really popular.

So I think it's

a good thing.

And she's also in this new show with Enola Holmes, who I think is the sister of Sherlock.

Yes, and Enola backwards spells alone because she's always alone.

Oh, sounds like a winner.

Media.

I'll add it to my list.

You know, it's weird that Netflix had absolutely no trouble greenlighting that, but they took off in a matter of seconds the world's best show ever

society.

And, you know, yesterday they canceled Glow, that Alison Bree show.

Yeah.

Which I didn't watch, but it has a real following.

There will be some backlash.

Mark my words.

Yeah, I saw that they canceled Glow.

I was,

I thought maybe you watched it, but that tracks that you didn't.

So

if you're ready for our fifth and final story, without further ado, adieu.

Wait, let me just prepare.

Okay.

It's fifth and final, so it's like the last one, and it's an interesting one because Kim Kardashian is talking to Grazia USA in their first ever issue, and she is detailing nursing Kanye when he had coronavirus.

So she's really sharing the details.

The Keeping Up Star detailed her husband's health journey in the first issue of Grazia USA, which launched on Tuesday, October 6th, revealing he contacted the illness around the same time that Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson spoke out about getting the virus in March.

She said Kanye had it way at the beginning when nobody really knew what was going on.

It was so scary and unknown.

The Skims creator talked about having to take care of Kanye with her four kids with no one else in the house, no one else in the house to help.

She said, quote, I had to go and change his sheets and help him get out of bed when he wasn't feeling good.

It was a challenge because it was so unknown.

Changing his sheets with gloves and a face shield was really a scary time.

Yeah, I forgot that like all these celebrities who have like staffs and chefs and nurses and whatever, literally in coronavirus, they were left to fend for themselves and be real people.

Yeah, and I do think for the Kardashians, I think that they have so much help.

Like me too.

You know, Kim has handlers for herself, Tanny has handlers for himself, all four of the kids.

They have different stylists.

They all have different nurses.

Yeah.

To help them like with the everyday...

Sorry, nannies.

To help them with the everyday treachers of life.

And for her to go to being a one-wan-a-mean show, like, that definitely was shocking.

And then wrangling those kids.

Right, exactly.

Like, that actually is a lot to have on one's plate, as, you know, millions of people in the world were also doing.

Yeah, well, of course, like, welcome to the real world, bitches.

But, um, no, but it is, it's always weird to think back on that time because

I feel like it's still so unknown, like, coronavirus, like, there's so much like misconception and like misinformation being spread but like at that time like it was actually I mean it still is really scary but it was really really scary back then yes it was and also I think that they are doing a good job of showing that on the show like the early days and what people's reactions were really like just living through it And I think it's actually cool that they captured that moment in time because it all happened so fast.

You know, like life was normal and then it wasn't.

And there was like two days where everyone was like, is this real?

What are we?

And they actually captured that transition period.

And I actually find it really interesting to watch.

Yeah.

Also,

just want to highlight that Grazia is coming to the US, which is a really significant event, the first time in all Italian fashion magazine lands on the US market.

With the formula that is the perfect answer to the new needs of readers, users, and businesses.

Now, I haven't read it yet, but I heard that Italian Camper loves Grazia.

And she's always bringing it to camp to show the rest of the bunk, like her fashion magazines.

I actually have a source at Grazia CIUS that they're really considering Italian camper for the September cover.

Yeah, no, I've heard that I think it's happening.

Like she.

Oh, wow.

I mean, you would know better than me.

Yeah, she's pretty coy about this stuff, you know, because she doesn't like to like make the other campers jealous.

But there are some big things on the horizon for IC.

Some secret projects for IC.

Some secret projects for sure.

Okay, well, I actually have a secret project that I've I've been talking about for so long, and I feel like

the time is almost, I just want to let everyone know, like, the time is almost here.

I just want to let you know, like, on October 27th, like, things are happening.

So, just mark your calendars.

Okay, that's really exciting.

I thought you were going to announce a secret project, like, right now, like on the Zoom.

And I was just like, this is not the vibe for an announcement.

First of all, it's not special at all.

I actually have a whole plan for the day.

You're involved.

There's like a little skit.

You know, there's all these things happening on October 27th.

So just mark your calendars, you guys.

I appreciate the patience.

I've been really annoying about this one, but it's worth the wait.

Wow, that's so exciting.

October 27th, I'll have to put in my planner.

It will be the only thing there, but it will be exciting.

And then also, you guys, we are coming up on Toast Halloween.

October 31st is a Saturday, so we'll probably do October 30th Halloween toast.

Jackie and I are marinating.

We're actually, we have this year too many good ideas, which is crazy because last year we like had such a hard time finding one, and and I feel like we're always struggling to find one.

But it's only three.

It's not even about the idea.

It's about the execution clause.

So we've got work to do.

100%.

Well, that's because you're rooting for one idea and I'm rooting for the other two.

So we'll need to snitch with the tiebreaker.

Yeah, we will.

Okay.

Well, we'll keep thinking on it.

And we hope you guys enjoyed this show.

Thank you so much for listening.

Jackie, why don't you wrap up today?

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Oh, wow.

Okay.

So I gave her the opportunity to close out the show, and she promotes herself, which is fine.

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Goodbye.

Goodbye.