Girls Gotta Eat - The Snack: Commencement Speeches, Cringe Phone Sex, and Kylie's boobs

Episode Date: June 5, 2025

Welcome back to The Snack – a lighter serving of Girls Gotta Eat. This week, we're talking about: Rayna's beef with her neighbor The "Clean Girl" influencer lawsuit Justin Baldoni and Blake Live...ly update Chrisley family pardon 50 Cent won't let Diddy get pardoned Best (and worst) commencement speeches of 2025 And Just Like That is back (and is it good now?) Headlines: Taylor's masters, Sydney Sweeney's bath water, naked dancing flight attendant, Ellen Pompeo detained, Kylie's breast implants Follow us on Instagram @girlsgottaeatpodcast, Ashley @ashhess, and Rayna @rayna.greenberg. Visit girlsgottaeat.com for more. Thank you to our partners this week: Aura Frames: Get $30 off the Carver Mat frame at https://auraframes.com with code GGE. Bilt: Start paying rent through Bilt and take advantage of your Neighborhood Benefits by going to http://joinbilt.com/GGE. Live Conscious: Get 15% off at https://liveconscious.com with code GGE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Welcome to The Snack, a lighter serving of Girls Got to Eat. This is a Dear Media production. Enjoy. Hi, guys. Hi, guys. Welcome back to The Snack. Welcome back. Another episode.
Starting point is 00:00:15 Here we are. Here we are. I was so late today. I had a situation happen. Tell me what happened. So I just stroke out. I got a text. It wasn't even anything important.
Starting point is 00:00:28 Anyway, so I'm on a constant quest to just get, more plants on my roof. So I bought a couple more birds of paradise, which are pretty big. Yeah. There are $100, the giant big ones. And I was going to have my gardener carry them up to my roof today. And so they delivered them yesterday. And I got home. I said, like, please push it inside the gate. And his delivery guy didn't. He left it in front of my house. And these are so huge. I can't move them. Yeah. Like I can't even like, it was, I wish, like, I'm glad no one saw me. I was like on my knees trying to push it through my gate. I couldn't get it to move. It's so big. So I was like, whatever, my garden, I'll grab it.
Starting point is 00:01:07 So I went outside this morning and it was gone. And it's not like an easy thing to steal. It's humongous. Right. I mean, it's taller. It's taller than you. It's a giant plant. Like a bird of parodies, you guys know what it is. It's just like a punch tree with like a hundred leaves. Put a picture on the screen. Well, I have pictures. I'm going to show you. Okay. Okay. And I'm like,
Starting point is 00:01:24 God fucking damn it. And I see the like that somebody has dragged it down the block. And I'm like, where did this go? So I follow the. The trail? trail. Not the literal breadcrumbs. And I see that my neighbors have it in their yard. No. Inside of their gate. Like up two steps inside their gate. Wait, like not the neighbor that you sort of share the property with. Like neighbors down the street. The house on the other side of them. So two houses over. Some like not someone, I'll bring it in for her. It's my point. No. I'm just saying. These are separate fucking people. If it was my one, my neighbor directly next to me. Yeah. But like also, there's
Starting point is 00:02:03 I don't like I'll bring it in. No, I know that. I'm just saying. These are restrained randoms. I wouldn't have left a plant outside that was movable. Like, I live in Venice, people go from trash at night. I was like, no one's going to steal this. It's humongous.
Starting point is 00:02:16 It's just like a 300 pound plant. They had to drag it down the street, up their steps through their gate, and it's just on their lawn. But like, they didn't hide it. Well, so they thought you were getting rid of it. Is this on? Is anybody ever, is anyone listening? Well, they should have asked me.
Starting point is 00:02:34 They know me. I know, but it was overnight? It was overnight, but it's in good shape. I'm not defending. I'm just saying, I don't think they stole it. They thought you were getting rid of it. That's an interesting theory. You're probably correct.
Starting point is 00:02:47 But they know me. Like, they could have been like this giant, yeah, it's a young couple. Like, I don't talk to them all the time, but I say hello to them every morning. Yeah, I really don't think it was that let's steal her plant. It was like, how could this bitch get rid of this? I don't know, let's take advantage.
Starting point is 00:03:01 Because I've taken stuff off the street. It's free on the street. It also wasn't on the street. It was on the sidewalk. I banked it into the bamboo. I pushed it against the bamboo. Regardless, I just think if something's outside your house, you are trying to get rid of it. Okay.
Starting point is 00:03:16 Well, they know me. So they could have just asked, right? Did you go over there? Yeah, I went over there because I was going to be like, why the fuck do you take my plant. Yeah. Well, I wouldn't say it in that tone. Can you imagine? Oh, no.
Starting point is 00:03:27 Yeah, this looks like it's giving trash because it's also not in a pot yet. Well, because they delivered. I haven't put it in a pot yet. I am not victim blaming me. I'm not victim blaming you. I'm trying to simmer you down because I would be so furious and I would need somebody to tell me like they didn't do this as theft. Well, it's unlike them.
Starting point is 00:03:49 Like there are like a nice young couple and I was like, this feels weird. Like they see me every day and say hello to me. It would be weird to steal something off my property. You haven't spoken to them. No, I went over and I run the doorbell a bunch of times. They're always home. I could hear them in the house. They did not come to the door.
Starting point is 00:04:03 And so I sent my gardener over there to steal it back. Well, no, it's weird. It's weird to not ask me, but I sent my gardener over there. I sent him some photos. And I was like, here's the gate and the house number. And please go steal his back. And did he say yes? Yes, back in my house right now.
Starting point is 00:04:22 The way that this is man, you hired a house to find a body. Now you know, this is his test to see if he'll help you commit crimes. I was like, can you go over there today? He was like, I got you. This is like the soft launch into you guys becoming a crime duo. The next thing you know, you're robbing the neighbors. It's your friends and neighbors come to life. I said, is it done?
Starting point is 00:04:43 He said, you're welcome. It's done. It's been handled. Raina, you need to see what else you can get your gardener to steal from your neighbor's porches. This is how it starts. You guys heard it here first. Raina is John Hamm. Also, I would never send, like, an innocent party over to someone's house.
Starting point is 00:05:02 to like get in trouble. It's handled. Oh, this is hilarious. It's me texting with him is what made me laugh. The hardest I'm setting him photos. Like, here's the location and the address. Go get it. Don't get this?
Starting point is 00:05:17 This is how it starts. He's like, I got you. I mean, it's like, L.A., everyone's hot. Of course my gardener's hot. Everyone's hot. My gardener's kind of sexy too. You guys text? No.
Starting point is 00:05:28 Not at all. I have to like go through the homeowner if I needed something done. But yeah. Oh, right, because I am the homeowner. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, he texts me and he was like, it's been handled and I was like, lock the gate on your way out. Okay, and I'll hit you for the next job.
Starting point is 00:05:42 I'll be in touch about the next step. I also wouldn't have set up a total stranger to like get in trouble. I think there's plausible deniability. If he goes over there, he has the text message or somebody's like, what are you doing on my property? He'll be like, like, my person told me to steal it from your property. When the cops show up, he's like, this girl texted me. That's what saves it from being. No, it's not like a warrant.
Starting point is 00:06:05 That's what John Hamda. The cops show up. He's like, somebody texted me a photo of this watch. He said it was there. Go get it. Okay. Well, we're going to get into it. Let's thank our partners really quick.
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Starting point is 00:07:59 So there was a case in Texas. It was between these two influencers and one. One, One girl, her name is Sidney Sloniker. She's an influencer, and she accused a fellow content creator of stealing her vibe, essentially. It's her clean girl vibe. And she provided receipts, and a lot of the photos do look similar. However, in this realm, as many realms are, there's a lot of parallel thought. It's just beige. It's just beige.
Starting point is 00:08:28 She's like, you stole my beige, bitch? Well, one of them is, like, I posed in this, the skim's dress that everybody has, and she's like, then she stole the aesthetic of the photo. It's like, but every girlie on the internet has this photo in this skin dress. It's so crazy to be that beige and basic and accuse someone of stealing. Well, she knew the girl. So the, okay, this is just like a petty fight. Yes, but the, so the details in the cases, they were friendly and they've gone out a few times.
Starting point is 00:08:56 And then the one girl blocked her. So she's saying, like, she blocked me to, like, steal my vibe. So she's like spying on her with her fintz and stealing all her shit. Yes, to steal her shit. And I mean, most of the time I would say this does boil down to just parallel thought. And this is just. But it could also be stealing. But can you, I guess the question and why this made headlines was can you patent a vibe?
Starting point is 00:09:21 Yes. When it's just all beige neutral, the same skim's dress, whatever the fuck everybody has, my answer is no. It's hard to prove. This is an artwork, you know. It's very hard to prove. And it's like you've seen a lot of influencers start, I will not name them, start clothing lines and smaller creators say you stole my designs essentially. And that's easier to prove.
Starting point is 00:09:41 The lawsuit was about the digital millennial copyright act violation. And it's really hard to prove. And essentially she dropped the case because she's a new mom. And she said, I don't have like a million dollars to go to court. But it's like, you shouldn't have started this shit to begin with. It's like what a completely inefficient use of time and money. in all of that time she spent and money she spent, she could have just come up with something original
Starting point is 00:10:05 instead of suing someone for a ribbon off her beige. Yeah, I hate to hate on her for it. It's just, it's a waste of your time, I think. People have definitely copied our vibe in terms of what the podcast is and the colors and the tone. And it's like, I'm not going to waste money suing those people. I'm just going to get bigger and better and hotter. 100%.
Starting point is 00:10:26 I mean, I, you know, I'm big on originality and especially, doing stand-up comedy. Like, there's definitely parallel thought, you know, like we were actually talking about the current fiance thing, which was a thing that popped into my head. I'd never heard it before. And then someone sent us this actor comedian named Yuley Morzan, who is so funny. You guys should check him out. And he's been doing the current husband things forever. And people were like, oh, this is the person who started. I'm like, oh, great to know. I'll check him out. We're following each other now. You know, like, that's just an example. And of course, some people want to carry torches for you rip this off.
Starting point is 00:11:00 It's like, I had no idea. I'd never seen this before. I thought in my world, I came up with this. Also, we're not monetizing that statement. We're not doing anything and we're not making merch. Like, it was a thing we cut a reel about, you know. It's like, that's different too. Because it would be different if we were like, you know what, we're going to actually
Starting point is 00:11:13 say we made this up and like we're going to monetize and capitalize on it. And she's saying I'm monetizing because I use these shop my legs. Shop my life. And they like to know lengths and then she was copying it and selling all the same thing as as her. But to that, I also say like when I was designing like the interior of my house recently, I was getting served like hundreds of TikToks and Instagram rails a day of like Amazon Fines and Westown and everything. And every single influencer, when I tell you like, I mean, I have a certain vibe I like it is this beige white look.
Starting point is 00:11:41 Every influencer had the exact same candles linked, the same rugs, the same tables. Like I have seen the exact, every person has sold the exact same 20 things over and over and over again. And they couldn't sue each other. What are you going to do about it? Right. And like you said, I mean, perfect example is when like some of these big designers like literally steal, designs and that feels like provable and like worth your time if you want to take it to court and a lot of times they can't they don't have the money or the time or the resources which is just like a real shame
Starting point is 00:12:08 but anyway so their cases dropped I thought it was hilarious just keep on going with your beige aesthetic take care of your kid let's not worry about this yeah and just keep it moving Blake lively dropped claims against Justin Baldoni of affliction of emotional distress so she didn't drop the whole case because that's sort of what it sounds like initially she just dropped a couple of pieces of it. Basically, Justin Baldoni's lawyer said, well, prove it.
Starting point is 00:12:34 Prove this caused emotional distress. Provide your like therapy receipts. And she was just, she just dropped it. She was like, I can't and I won't. Right. I mean, it really is crazy.
Starting point is 00:12:44 I mean, her lawyer's statements are just making it seem like this is news that have been blown out of proportion and we're just trying to streamline things. And the fact of the matter is they were like, we need receipts from your doctor. Because this isn't fair otherwise.
Starting point is 00:12:58 just like prove it. It's fine. You just got to prove it. She was like, I can't prove it. And there's, her lawyers are saying like she's obviously been under a lot of stress and she's been harassed and bullied now and all of this. And it's like, that's fair. But to say someone like was so damaging to your mental health and stuff, I, I do feel like that's a claim that you need to back up in some way. Yeah, there's two sides of this, right? Like, of course you, you are suffering emotional distress. Of course you are. But in order to monetize that and sue somebody, you do have to prove it. That's just how the world works.
Starting point is 00:13:31 And I mean, not everybody that deals with something, I want to be clear, especially a woman that is dealt with any sort of like harassment or attack or assault by a man reports it or even goes to therapy. But I understand this case is like a little bit different because people are questioning her in the first place. And like,
Starting point is 00:13:50 is there anything you have that can prove? Like I would wonder if like text messages would count. You know, like if you were really a woman, let's say something really bad happened to you when you were completely spiraling, but you never went and saw a doctor about it for whatever reason, which is understandable and happens all the time. Like, do you have texts and emails to your friends and your family?
Starting point is 00:14:10 Like, I think there's other ways to prove it, but with the magnitude of this case, they're like, Blake lively didn't talk to her therapist about it. You know what I mean? I mean, you and I stand by believe women, and this is why tons of assaults don't get reported. totally. But in this specific instance.
Starting point is 00:14:31 Yeah, they're like, we're going to need to some receipts. Yeah, this also, by the way, like you have discredited yourself over and over and over again. Right. So at this point, like, you have said things to the contrary. There's been things on film that prove that you have a questionable relationship to the truth. Well, you know, we'll see what happens in March 2026, count down the days. Okay. And then we have some presidential pardons, which we don't want to give too much energy.
Starting point is 00:14:58 an air to them. But Donald Trump pardoned the Crisleys. This is kind of a week old news at this point. We're not going to dive too much into it. I mean, this is a reality TV family, the Crisly family. I used to watch it. I thought they were funny way back in the day. I now don't watch anymore and I don't keep up with them. And they were evading taxes, but like way more than that. I mean, they were really committing fraud. They were defrauding banks, like what, upwards of $30 million.
Starting point is 00:15:24 So bank fraud, wire fraud, tax evasion, conspiracy to defraud the United States up to $30 million. They were depleting the funds that came in and using it to fund their lifestyle. These Christians. They falsified, yes, these Christians. Let's remember the Christians don't want to pay their fair share and give back to the community. They stole $30 million and then they filed for bankruptcy walking away from a $20 million lump sum of unpaid loans. They just defrauded everybody around them.
Starting point is 00:15:53 They defrauded their associates, their business partners, their clients, their clients. their clients. You should be in prison for this. And then they got on television. They were printing money. And though in 2022, they were convicted on multiple federal charges. He was supposed to serve 12 years. She was supposed to serve seven.
Starting point is 00:16:09 And they served three. Yeah. I mean, the president's a criminal. So that's one thing. Everybody's criminals here. He's going to pardon other white Republican criminals. I don't know. This wasn't as big a deal to me.
Starting point is 00:16:26 as the other people he's pardoned, and I'll keep this brief, but, I mean, you look at the list of people he pardoned from January 6th, violent criminal, not just violent from storming the capital, abusers of women, abusers of children, he helped get the Tate brothers back in the country. Like, the people he's pardoned, these are the least of my worries. I mean, I hate this. These people are criminals, but I'm like, I can't waste energy on this. Like, I don't want to see Savannah Crisley in my feet in a MAGA hat acting like she's Elle Woods one more time, but this was just like par for the court. to me. And like, if we're going to talk about the criminals, Donald Trump is pardoning,
Starting point is 00:17:01 let's talk about the actual people who were like violent in their communities, many of which from January 6th are already back in jail. Right. Why? Abuse, weapons, all the things. Go off. I totally agree. Also, why is the president of the United States wasting his time on this? This was a relatively straightforward tax fraud and evasion and bankruptcy case. Like, it was provable. There was receipts. There are laws against this. All these people that, they harmed and then lived this great lifestyle in the face of all those people. Very, very straightforward and provable and there was receipts. So why are we wasting our time on this?
Starting point is 00:17:35 And it's because he likes them and they've supported him and their daughter spoke at the Republican National Convention in 2024, supporting him. And all you have to do is just say like he's a great guy and he'll pardon you. Yeah. It's all the takes. So that brings us to Diddy. So he has said that he's just talking about pardoning Diddy in his limited vocabulary, Larry, I'll see what the facts are, this and that.
Starting point is 00:17:58 Like, I don't even know what would happen if he pardoned this, like, true abuser, monster, sexual predator. But you know who had to step in? 50 cent. The hero we need. I never knew. This is not on my bingo card. 50 cents had some questionable politics.
Starting point is 00:18:17 People, I don't know if I don't want to misspeak. But years ago, I remember him kind of voicing some support for Trump, just about tax. or something. So basically 50 set is like, I'll reach out. I'll talk to him about it. And he's not going to talk to Donald Trump about the crimes of Diddy and how terrible this would be for women, for victims, survivors of any of this. It's that Diddy has talked shit on Trump in the past.
Starting point is 00:18:47 And 50 is going to remind him of that. It sounds so stupid, but I promise you this will work. Like, there's no. There is no doubt in my mind that 50 cent is going to be like, I have a text message where he talks shit on you. And Donald Trump will go so. Donald Trump will get him a death penalty. Like, he will go so far in the other direction.
Starting point is 00:19:07 No, he said, 50 said, he did he said some really bad things about Trump. I'm going to reach out. Donald doesn't take while to disrespect and doesn't forget who chooses to go against him. He doubled down in a second post. I mean, listen, again, like it sounds like 50s. like, you know, me and, me and Donald are boys. I'm going to talk to him, which I don't love that either, but I'm team 50, no matter what, on this.
Starting point is 00:19:29 Anything to go against Diddy. Oh, my God. I mean, he's just like, I will saddle up to Donald Trump. I'm just going to remind him, he talks shit on him one time. Donald's probably like, I think you should run jail. Oh, it's so sick. Okay. So that brings us to its graduation season.
Starting point is 00:19:50 I guess it's past graduation season. It took me a second because I kept seeing this news of commencement speeches by the third. I heard a third one. I was like, what is with all these commencement speeches? It was May. It was May. Did you have anybody of note at yours? I went to Indiana University. He was a host on NPR was who spoke of mine. I was fighting for my life with a hangover. I was texting my family. Yeah, you know the story. I forgot to give him my name card. It was a whole thing. I was like definitely still drunk at graduation and like was fighting for my life. I was texting my parents to see if they could see an exit near where I was sitting, but I could like try to get some water or something.
Starting point is 00:20:28 I was like in a dark place. I don't remember anything. But Matt's, my brother, went to University of Delaware and he played football there. I was on a full scholarship. And Jill Biden spoke at his. Oh, wow. So I was also very hungover at his, but still coherent enough to see Jill speak. So that was really nice.
Starting point is 00:20:45 But we wanted to do some highlights from this year's graduation season commencement speeches, some really great advice. And then some also incoherent rambling. Yes, we're going to build towards that. I really like my shirt today. My boy's lie shirt. I just I wore it because of like, oh,
Starting point is 00:21:00 well, my shirt is on my shop. My shirt is for free people and you guys can shop my shop my link. It's the first thing of probably seven or eight links that's made me a dollar. Free people is the number one thing I make money off of. They like fund my rent. It's crazy. I can say I own a house.
Starting point is 00:21:18 I don't pay rent. Okay, well, shop Ashley, shop my shop my after you shop at mine. After you shop at mine. I don't even have it anywhere. No one's going to know. Well, where is your? Oh, your link tree? You're going to have me with a link tree.
Starting point is 00:21:27 Oh, girl, I'm linked tree of a highlight. I have highlight of outfits. If you guys ever care about what I'm wearing. I have an Instagram highlight of all my outfits. So they are in there. Thanks. Okay. Well, you're right.
Starting point is 00:21:36 They are. They're in there. Scroll to the end because I'm new to shop my. Okay. So let's go through these. Are you going to kick them off? Kick them all off. Kick them off.
Starting point is 00:21:44 Okay. So we had Jennifer Coolidge. Can you imagine? Jennifer Coolidge at your graduation. I would listen to her read the alphabet. I would literally, I would listen to do anything. Jennifer Coolidge at Emerson College. And a quote that stood out from her commencement speech was,
Starting point is 00:21:58 when you find the thing that you want to do, I really want to highly recommend, just frigging go for it. You really have to be. You're way better than me. You really have to psych yourself up. Do you want to read this in her voice? Let's restart.
Starting point is 00:22:11 Okay. Talk to people. Get introduced to new people. Find the people that you think are interesting. And then ask. Raina, this is that's a different person. I'm on the wrong one. Keep this.
Starting point is 00:22:22 Okay. Sound like her. I have to just start it. Just frigging. go for it. Just frigging go for it. You really have to psych yourself up into bleeding absurd possibilities and you have to believe that they are not absurd because there's nothing foolish or accidental about expecting things that are unattainable for yourself. It's really good, but it's mixing Jennifer Coolidge with your ex-stepmom from Texas. You think it sounds like Texas-y?
Starting point is 00:22:48 Your daddy loves me so much. I mean, 90% of the time you're done. You're daddy. Okay, so that was Jennifer Coolidge. I really like that. Just like you got to psych yourself up and you just have to go for it is the takeaway. Just do it. Just do it. Yeah, Nike said it best. Jessica Livingston, co-founder of startup accelerator Y, Combinator spoke at Bucknell. And she said, talk to people, get introduced to new people, find the people that you think are interesting and then ask what they're working on. And if you find yourself working at a place where you don't like the people, get out. She also advised the class of 2025 that you can reinvent yourself at any time. If you want to, you can just decide to shift gears at this point. And no one's going to tell you, you can't. You can just decide to be more curious or more responsible or more energetic and no one's
Starting point is 00:23:29 going to look up your college grades and say, hey, wait a minute, this person's supposed to be a slacker. I love that. Also just lie. No one looks up your college transcripts. I'm kidding. They might. No one looks at, okay, listen. It depends on what field you're in, but no one looked at mine. You know that I never graduated college, right? Like, I, if you guys don't know, I went to Indiana University for four years. I walked in graduation. I had one class to finish. I had to finish microeconomics, and they were like, clearly she'll do it this summer. So let her just walk into graduation. I fucked my boyfriend Justin all summer and never went to that class.
Starting point is 00:24:03 And I do not have a college degree because of it. And it's on my resume. And I remember my mom being like, no one's going to hire you. Everybody's going to look this up. No one's ever looked it up. I worked at Amazon. I worked at Groupon. This is crazy.
Starting point is 00:24:15 What I'm really saying to you guys is don't graduate from college. No, but I also graduated before the internet. So different times. And I'm sure it's easier to check. But that was I use first. mistake. Let her walk. Let her cook. No. She's going to fucking us in all summer and get wasted. Oh my God. I fucked it up. Let her walk is crazy. Nope. Well, they were like, she's paid for the class. So I'd already paid for the summer class.
Starting point is 00:24:41 They were like, surely this girl did not, is not going to throw away our college degree over one credit. Yeah. Oh, watch me. Did you get a diploma? No. I'm not. I'm not. college graduate. I just walked. Okay. Right. Obviously, wouldn't have a diploma. But they let you participate. They let me participate. They let me buy the cap and gown. I mean, honestly, my mom for years and she's right, she was like, you should contact
Starting point is 00:25:04 Indiana, tell them who you are, what you've done with your career, and ask for an honorary degree. Ask for them to just like, oh yeah, you could speak a graduation. I would love to speak of graduation. Then you get the honorary degree. That's how you get the degree. Don't they do that? I'm still in debt from going to college there. I pay the loans off. Yeah, if you go to Indiana University
Starting point is 00:25:22 or you know, you're in charge there, just let me know. My mom would love it if I got a college degree. Well, and again, like, we're just kidding. But, I mean, I don't know that places really are out here calling colleges, but they might be. And this was definitely a different time. I mean, I entered the workforce in 2005. Well, you're talking, I'm talking more than 20 years ago. The internet's just like a different place today.
Starting point is 00:25:42 I just know for certain my first internship that would then lead me wherever. And then I feel like after you have a job, no one looks back at your college. They look at your past job experience. I don't think anyone ever checked with Clemson. Not that I lied. I graduated 3-9, Summa Cum Laude. Oh, okay. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:25:57 I just want to know that somebody has job experience. That's more important to me. Today, you could spend 12 seconds Googling in my graduate of Indiana University. You could find out I'm not. Yeah. Okay. You want to hit the next one? Yes.
Starting point is 00:26:07 Okay. This is author and tech journalist Stephen Levy spoke to graduates at Temple, and he said, you do have a great future ahead of you no matter how smart, capable, chat, GPT, Claude, Gemini. And here is the reason. You have something that no computer can ever have. It's a superpower, and every one of you has it in abundance. The Lords of AI are spending hundreds of billions to make their models think like accomplished humans.
Starting point is 00:26:27 You have just spent four years at Temple University learned to think is accomplished humans. The difference is immeasurable. I love that. So relevant. Yes. I have been reading a lot about like what colleges are doing to like skirt around AI. There's a good article in New York Magazine this month.
Starting point is 00:26:40 I can't imagine like being a kid today like writing papers and doing stuff with AI. I just I wonder what this will do to critical thinking. Yeah. I mean I don't know how much I like grew from the ability to like write a paper. deeper intellectually, like about that subject matter, but being forced to, like, research and learn things, like, get, I just critical thinking skills. Yeah. Writing skills. Yeah. And like Courtney Kardashian is out here saying, like, school is overrated. Don't get me started. We should talk about that to a later date. It's kind of, it's kind of old news now. Okay. And then we had
Starting point is 00:27:12 Kermit the Frog at the University of Maryland. So Jim Henson went to the University of Maryland. Oh, I didn't know. Okay. Got it. And it was just like really so cute. So the main quote, Kermit said, as you prepare to take this big leap into life, here's a little advice if you're willing to listen to a frog. Rather than jumping over someone to get what you want, consider reaching out your hand and taking the leap side by side because life is better when we leap together. Oh my God.
Starting point is 00:27:37 I feel like that applies to us. Like doing this together. And he said something really funny in this speech. You didn't pull this quote. Oh, no. What's the other quote? He highlighted the importance of embracing individuality and building diverse communities referencing his own eclectic group of friends.
Starting point is 00:27:51 What is unique about you should always be shared, and that's why I hang out with a bear, a pig, a penguin, a prawn, and whatever Gonzo is. Gonzo caught astray. Oh, whatever. What is Gonzo? A bear. What gonzo was a bear? That's fuzzy. Fuzzy was a bear is a totally different thing.
Starting point is 00:28:15 No, no, no. What's the bear? Curvett's bear. I see it in my head and I don't. Fossey. Fuzzy bear. Fossi. See, I was close.
Starting point is 00:28:24 Also Fuzzy was a bear. was he was a bear. Isn't that so sweet and like heartwarming? Okay. We're going to take a turn from heartwarming. Lastly, we had Donald Trump at West Point who wanted it. I'm sure some of them wanted it, but I found the whole transcript online. I mean, insane. You know, I mean, he has such a limited vocabulary. It's like painful in the way he speaks. It's just like, it's, you know, like nails on a chalkboard. He commended them for getting rid of DEI. He commended them for getting rid of clubs that uplift minorities and marginalized communities. Yeah, talks about, he talked about immigrants and I think trans people even. He just really took shots to everybody, of course. But at one point,
Starting point is 00:29:04 Trump began talking about different contacts from the real estate world. This is just paraphrasing because it was like very long for him to even get to a point, a point, I say in quotes. He mentioned William Levitt, who was credited with creating what we now think of as the modern suburb and the tremendous amount of money he made. But Trump bemoaned when he sold his company and he had nothing to do. Levin ended up getting a divorce and found a new wife. And then his quote is, could you say a trophy wife? I guess we can say a trophy wife. It didn't work out too well, but it doesn't, and that doesn't work out too well, I must tell you. A lot of trophy wives, it doesn't work out. But it made him happy for a little while at least. But he found a new wife.
Starting point is 00:29:40 He sold his little boat and he got a big yacht. And then I just threw one in for good measure. We're going to have the best missiles. We already do, drones and much, much more. And earlier this week, I think you'll like this. I announced that we are officially building all in America, made in America, designed in America. We're the only ones that could do it.
Starting point is 00:29:56 All the only ones. Never heard of other country making missiles. We're the only ones that with the great technology we're building the golden dome missile defense shield to protect our homeland and to protect West Point from attack, specifically West Point. And it will be completed before I leave office.
Starting point is 00:30:13 And you know, you wouldn't think this, but our enemies are very unhappy about it. You've been hearing, you've been reading, why are they doing that well? well, we're doing it because we want to be around for a long time. That's why we're doing it. Do you think his speechwriters are like, oh, no, he's gone rowing again. Speech writers?
Starting point is 00:30:30 What speechwriters? I think he just, like, snorts a line and goes up there. Okay, a couple things about this. Shaming someone else for having trophy wives is one of the funniest things I've ever heard in my life. He has had three wives. He has left all of them. All of them are models, by the way. And all of them he's left for the next younger model.
Starting point is 00:30:48 Yeah. It's crazy to shame another person. Literally. Like, is the trophy wife in the room? room with us. And then, so I was like, surely there must be a connection between him and William Levitt. He didn't just go rogue and pick a random person. Surely. So I asked chat GBTBT, what is the connection between West Point, Donald Trump, and William Levitt? Because I was like, maybe William Levitt has a connection to West Point. Donald Trump and Levitt, it's framed as a lens for life
Starting point is 00:31:12 lessons. He has no documented personal or business connection with Levitt. So Donald Trump, never been in business with this guy, no connection. Donald Trump and West Point, no connection at all. Levitt and West Point. There's no known link between William Levin and the Academy. Leavitt served in the Navy during World War II, but had no military academy background. None of these people have a connection to anything. Yeah, he caught us straight too.
Starting point is 00:31:33 Just a random person. Surely he has picked this guy because he went here. I mean, do you think he was just in a fight with Melania? And he was like, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to get up there and rant about trophy wives? What happened here? Yes, and I think maybe Melania had dinner with this guy once.
Starting point is 00:31:49 Polania fucked William Levin. I was just like, I have to understand what the connection is. He just pulled a name out of the sky. He says, he said, I tell this story sometimes. That's what he's prefaced it is saying. I tell this story,
Starting point is 00:32:03 like for what purpose? All of his wives have been models that he traded in for younger models. I know. That's literally a trophy wife. Well, anyway, so we really liked all the class of 25th's commencement speeches,
Starting point is 00:32:16 minus one. And, you know, I'm sure some people at West Point appreciated that, but to the others, sorry, sorry about it. Okay, let's just talk about our partners and then we will get back into it. Okay, Father's Day is coming up and what do you get the man who already has everything? Because obviously they have you, you know, and he says he doesn't eat everything. Skip the ties and get your dad something he'll actually be in love with, the aura digital
Starting point is 00:32:40 frame. So my sister-in-law just bought my dad and her dad the aura frames and we were helping them set them up last week when I was in Pittsburgh. And it was just like, so cute. sweet and like my dad had me like put the app on my phone and so basically what you do these orr frames they look beautiful it's a digital photo frame wire cutter named it the best digital photo frame and it looks really beautiful it has unlimited storage so you can put as many photos as you want videos funny memes if you want really simple to set it up um so my sister-in-law and i set this up for them but they could have easily
Starting point is 00:33:12 just done it themselves obviously you plug it in and you share so i have the app on my phone and anytime i want to just like send new photos or specifically my sister-in-law and my brother want to send photos of the baby and it just sits out in their house and it like just cycles through the photos and it makes my dad so happy and he like texted me and he was like just a reminder to like add some photos. I know it's such a fun thing. I mean it's such a good thing to do for parents and grandparents but really anybody I have it for my parents and also for my brother and sister-in-law and it's just fun that I'll get in the app and throw photos in there to surprise them. It's also a fun thing for a long-distance couple. I feel like we haven't really talked about this but how fun would that be if you're
Starting point is 00:33:48 long distance with your partner and they have it sitting out and you're just throwing nudes up in there but then i don't know orr frames has access to your nudes so i don't know why that you just but how fun would it be just to surprise them with any photos i don't know why we took this there i'm sorry i don't think this is you could send a video also so you know get disgusting with it don't do nudes on orr frames but i think it's a fun thing for a long distance couple yeah orra has a great deal for father's day for limited time listeners can save on the perfect gift by visiting oraframes.com and get $30 off on their best-selling Carver mat frame. That's A-U-R-A-Frams.com. Promocode G-G-E. Support the show. But mentioning us at checkout, terms and conditions apply. That's it. Check it out.
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Starting point is 00:37:41 probably mid-season, they'll wrap it up. It was hard to watch. It's still hard to watch. I have a hot take on it. So I'm watching season three because you're making me, and we do the show now, and so I want to be in the culture. You didn't watch season two. I skipped it.
Starting point is 00:37:55 Okay. We can't say this enough. It's our favorite show. I've seen every, in Sex and the City. I've seen every episode of Sex and the City probably a dozen times. It's the show that formed us. and inspired us and made us talk more openly about sex and all of the things. So just let's not get a twisted.
Starting point is 00:38:14 This is not that. That's what everyone's internal struggle is. I have to say it every time. So I feel so deeply. I agree with you. I haven't done a rewatch since we started the podcast. I did a rewatch seven years ago, seven and a half years ago. And last night, when the episode ended, it just rolled over to season one, episode
Starting point is 00:38:31 one. So I just started watching it. And I, this is not a hot take, but I was like, this. advice still stands up. Oh my God. It was like phenomenal. Carrie wasn't like totally insufferable yet in the first season. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:38:43 I mean, it's the best show that has ever been made and this could be the worst. I mean, this season is so crazy. And Che Diaz is off the show and they come out of the gate hot with Miranda taking Rosie O'Donnell's nun character's virginity. They were like, let's bring in Rosie and make her, the virgin Mary, literally her name's Mary, make her a nun and have Miranda fucker?
Starting point is 00:39:12 What is happening? And I think people are like, it's a step up from Jane Diaz. People like it more. This like humble nun from the woods of Canada and Miranda's going to take her a nun virginity. She's so sweet. She wants to go to the M&M store.
Starting point is 00:39:28 Yeah, she quotes wicked. I watched it last night. I have a very hot take about this. And I'm upset to say it. I found it less insufferable than the first season, far less. I found the character is less insufferable. I found the marginally more believable. I felt the dialogue was a little more believable.
Starting point is 00:39:47 I think all around Carrie was less terrible. And I'm upset. Okay. I watch it because it's so cringe. So that's interesting that you said that. I want to reference this Harper's Bazaar article because the title is, is and just like that actually good now. In season three, Carrie and her friends find their stride. I don't agree.
Starting point is 00:40:08 I thought the phone sex heard around the world was one of the most cringe things we've seen in all. Well, I think Miranda getting fingered in the kitchen while Carrie Pete in the Snapple bottle is top. But Aiden's... Aiden licking his hand and juring up is top, top, top for me. More than Miranda getting fingered in the kitchen? That's the top top top. So based on the phone sex alone and Aiden jerking off in his truck, like I can't say that this season is any less cringe. but I wanted to read this to you and see what you thought,
Starting point is 00:40:37 because I actually did like this take, even though I don't know that I agree with the article. So it says, in the original show, terrible hookups with weird strangers were a narrative device for exploring the micro-humiliations of seeking human connection. But in AJ LT's first two seasons, the cringometer was dialed up way too high.
Starting point is 00:40:53 There's a difference between awkwardness for the sake of comedy or a story and feeling viscerally uncomfortable, horrifying scenes like the finger blasted in the kitchen, Che Diaz, what I just referenced, or Charlotte mixing up two black people at a dinner party. Oh, I forget that was brutal. Makes the viewer experience almost feel
Starting point is 00:41:07 masochistic, creating the feeling that we should be cringing for the show as a whole rather than the specific situation in season three. They're getting closer to finding the cringe sweet spot. We'll see. It's too early to tell. So why I feel sad about this is like, I prefer the cringe because I actually don't think this is good.
Starting point is 00:41:26 I don't think it's good. I don't enjoy it. I still think that these women seem like they are frozen in a capsule in time, not these causation. Apollet, New York City, like, bad bitches. Like, Charlotte's, I don't even know what happened. Her entire, like, arc is this dog. She's just some, like, Upper East Side Idiot with this dog. Like, she has no other personality trait.
Starting point is 00:41:48 She doesn't even, I seem to understand, like, gender or race. And they've just boiled her down to this. And, like, it was really jarring to watch her in the first season because I'm like, this is a gallery. A galarista? A galarist? Yeah. Whatever she was.
Starting point is 00:42:01 She's like an art dealer. A person. All these people just seemed to. like, I don't like the characters. This is not a good show. And so now they've removed some of the terrible cringe. And I'm like, what do we have left? That's such a great call.
Starting point is 00:42:11 And it's weird. It's like they're either giving you what they decide, I guess, is shock value with a none sex scene or whatever, not that they really showed it. Or it's so boring. It's Charlotte's dog and carries something in her house is beeping. I don't know. And I'm like, that's not the experience of women. of this age, their lives don't have to be such boring storylines or these shocking, cringe situations.
Starting point is 00:42:42 You never thought Miranda would be the most interesting person on the show. I mean, she was the least fan favorite of the first go-around. And now at least she's like exploring something new, getting divorced, or not to be a parent, exploring her sexuality. She's the most interesting. And I really liked Seema. I still like Seema. But her, the acting on that felt crazy.
Starting point is 00:43:02 That guy probably played into it, but their dynamic, I'm like, what, it feel like it brought Seema's character down. That was such a corny storyline with the scouting for the location and the way they, I don't know. This guy, a friend of mine, his name is Tim. He messaged me about it and he had the funniest line. He said, you've got to respect their commitment to catering exclusively to the hate watchers. But they're not anymore. They were like, it's time to make this show good. It can never be good.
Starting point is 00:43:32 I hate it. And then Lisa is like the cool factor in the show. She like hosted dinner at Red Rooster. None of those women are hoffing it up to Harlem. I don't believe it. But she hosts this dinner at Red Rooster. But she's wearing this thing around her neck. We'll put it up on the screen.
Starting point is 00:43:46 It's these giant balls. My friend's mom said, didn't we see that at Home Goods last week? Oh, I said if Home Goods made anal beads. Oh yes. You did too. Melanie's mom said, I saw this at Home Good last week. Like a ball. In a ball.
Starting point is 00:43:57 It's the stuff you buy like at a country mart that you put in a bowl. And Carrie's hat looked like, mushroom from Mario Kart, like that giant hat. We'll put it on the screen. It does feel like they're trolling us. And I liked last season because Aiden came back. And now Aiden has just completely given me the ick. I never thought I would miss Big.
Starting point is 00:44:17 At least Big could have phone sex. They would kill it. Well, they did. Yes. Like the big phone sex was a real storyline. I had phone sex with Big last night. Like compare those two scenes. Also, like, why did Carrie need to tell him she faked it?
Starting point is 00:44:31 So what are we doing here? I'm all about honesty and a relationship, but telling someone you faked an orgasm during phone sex, what's the point? No, it's not a teachable moment. That's me and Aiden's thing. Honesty. Oh, what a hot take.
Starting point is 00:44:43 Did you cheat on them? And then you asked Carrie's in this huge house, and I had to explain to you how she got the house because you didn't watch last season. And Miranda's in an Airbnb. Isn't that your best friend? Raina, can you imagine if you're a huge house? Obviously, you're in it alone,
Starting point is 00:45:00 and I'm just in an Airbnb. You don't even let me come over. No, it's crazy. Why is she in this giant house? Nobody lives in a home like that. It's so like unlike the character. I think they'll put her back in her apartment, which is going to kill me.
Starting point is 00:45:11 Oh, they have to put her back in the apartment. She's going to buy the apartment for a seventh time. Yeah. Because she can't get the Simply Safe to work. The ad for Simply Save was so funny. Oh, that's right. It was Simply Safe. Because it was her fridge in that Tribeca apartment.
Starting point is 00:45:26 Whatever. It's just. Anyway, it's back and I'll be watching. I don't know if you're going to continue. I'm going to, I'm waiting for them to make. Make it cringe again. Make it just like that cringe again. Okay.
Starting point is 00:45:37 For the right reasons. Let's wrap it up with some headlines. There's a lot. So we'll try to speed through these. Yeah. So Taylor Swift buys back the rights to her masters. This was my entire feed. It was a really huge deal.
Starting point is 00:45:50 What had happened was Scooter Braun had sold all of the masters to a larger holding company. She was not even allowed to like bid on it. The base we're just like, no. And she has been in this fight to get it back. And I was just curious, like, how common is this? Like, why don't artists just, like, own their own music? But, like, to get some of it back, and then she re-recorded some, right?
Starting point is 00:46:11 Because, like, I'm confused. So she recorded four, she re-recorded four albums, and she called them Taylor's version. No, I agree. No, I'm right. Don't talk to me like that. You're not Taylor's stand like I am. Oh, come on. Okay.
Starting point is 00:46:24 And I don't know if you knew that it was four, and then she stopped. Okay. So she re-recorded four albums when you look them up, they're Taylor's version. And so there's two different things. There's publishing rights and master's rights. Publishing rights are for the song writing itself, so the lyrics, and there's master rights, the actual recordings of the song. So most artists write their songs and retain some publishing rights, but recording labels almost always own the masters, especially for new artists in exchange for upfront investment and promotion. So even the biggest artists, and there's been some big cases, Kanye West as well, where the publishing house owns them and they can do anything they want.
Starting point is 00:46:55 They can sell it into a movie and things like that. Yeah. She didn't want it in the hands. But this is very common, even if you have decades of, of music, which she does. And this is important because it changes like a precedent for other people. So the artists like Frank Ocean, Chance the Rapper, Billy Elish and Megan the Stallion have negotiated better deals following stuff like this.
Starting point is 00:47:15 People used to get so much more fucked than they even do now. Yeah, so they're saying the rise of independent music platforms and social media artists have more leverage than they used to. And you used to see people like Taylor Swift or Jessica Simpson, Britney Spears, people that started really, really young, that just they would have taken anything who wouldn't. But these record labels, stay.
Starting point is 00:47:32 I own you forever. Something just washed over me and I'm like really embarrassed, but I'm going to say it. And we'll see if it stays because I think I'm going to get dragged for this. But it's fine because I don't consider myself like a huge Swifty. But I just realized that when everybody is talking about reputation TV, is she going to announce reputation TV, reputation TV this, is she going to announce it this that it means reputation Taylor's version. And this whole time I thought it was some project.
Starting point is 00:48:00 I'm not going to be funny you because I think. think that's like a normal thing to think. It just hit me. Obviously, she stopped at reputation, which is... She said she didn't really want to re-sing those songs. Well, and I like the memes of like she didn't want to re-s sing about her ex. I love reputation. My favorite album is 1989 and then reputation. But it just hit me where I was like, what is Reputation TV? Is she supposed to start a TV channel? And this whole time, it means Taylor's version. I'm not going to make fun of you for this. I think that's a pretty common thing to probably think. I think that like you keep hearing TV, TV, TV, Okay, thank you.
Starting point is 00:48:32 I think that a lot of people might think that. Okay, thanks. I appreciate it. So she will not be doing reputation TV, is the point. She doesn't have to now. She spent $360 million to own this. And she thanked her fans and said, basically, you know, you came to the Erez tour and you allowed me to make this money to buy this back.
Starting point is 00:48:51 And it will hopefully set a president for future. Precedent, by the way, not president. I know what I'm saying. President. It'll set a president. Okay. So Sidney is selling her bathwater. for all the creeps out there.
Starting point is 00:49:08 So it's with a company called Dr. Squatch. It's a male grooming company. I'm going rogue off my phone because my computer died. But it comes out tomorrow, like soon this week, I think. It drops, limited run. And I'm sure it has like a nice scent, but it has apparently real drops of her bathwater. So she had done this commercial with that company previously. Right.
Starting point is 00:49:27 And people were like, and she was in a bathtub. People were like, I would drink the bath water. Got it. So now they made a soap out of it. it with drops of Sidney's Sweeney's Because they couldn't sell a drink Because that's too gross That's disgusting
Starting point is 00:49:38 People would buy it You could because you could literally drink it Because I'm sure how many people have said They want to drink some hot woman's bath water It's giving salt burn You know what I want though It's like I want somebody like really DNA test one of these soaps Because I don't believe it
Starting point is 00:49:50 And see if there's really bad water You think that she dunked her body In a bunch of water and they saved it Which is plausible But like why not Like I would if I were her If no matter my level of fame Like I wouldn't not
Starting point is 00:50:01 It feels like that's such a weird scamming money grab, but I would be like, I'm going to get in the bath and then take the water. Like, so I just wouldn't feel right about it. Like, I don't think it's any skin off her back to hop in a bath and be like, get the water. But it's not like a bath. Like, they produce like thousands of soaps. How many baths are we talking? I think they probably just technically have like a drop in each soap. And then they have all the sense and the fragrance and whatever else. But I saw a meeting that was so funny. It's like the guy that came up with this at a meeting either was like, I'm about to get fired or promoted.
Starting point is 00:50:30 That's my drop the most fire idea. Hey, here, Dia. Hear me out. Can you like just the record screeches? And then they're just like, yeah, let's do it. I mean, it's a brilliant idea. I'm sure that they got like hundreds of comments being like, I'd drink that bathwater. They're like, the best we can do is a soap.
Starting point is 00:50:48 Okay. And then we have this flight attendant who is an American flight attendant from Philly, but apparently not because they are the most chaotic. It's British Airways. Okay. And there was a flight attendant who stripped naked and was dancing through business. class. It's a British Airways flight attendant. Basically, this person was acting erratic, went into the bathroom, did a bunch of Coke. This flight on the job. On the job. In the middle of a flight.
Starting point is 00:51:13 We've all been there. It was from San Francisco to London, stripped naked, and then went into business class and did a dance. Happy pride. I mean, I don't believe that it was cocaine. Cokes never made me too bad. No, I think this person was just living free. Well, but like I'm picturing, was it a man? Right? Yeah, I'm picturing like a very like Beyonce Renaissance-esque, like dance routine. I do want to know what song. Like the moves. Like I would be like hyping it.
Starting point is 00:51:41 Also, I don't know if it was like dick out. Oh, that would be bad. Yes, it's giving American. I want to know what other drugs he was on. I want to know it's song he danced to. Exactly. Break my soul. It's got to be break my soul.
Starting point is 00:51:54 You won't break my soul. And then they talk about quitting your job. He's like, well, I'm about to get fired. It scored it off of here by the plea. So do we know what happened to him? They landed and he was arrested. Okay. But that was that.
Starting point is 00:52:05 But I really want more details. I want to know what song. How long did the routine go? How naked was he? All right. Well, this is a developing story. And speaking of arrests or being held at the airport, Ellen Pompeo was detained for an hour by TSA and a bomb squad over Airwan
Starting point is 00:52:21 Sunflower Seeds. So this is real. She went to Airwan, which is like the most expensive grocery store in the world. It's in L.A. And she was like trying to get her protein in. for the flight and she bought this bag and they said that the chemicals in it set off like a detector for bombs in the packaging. This was so insane. You never think Airwant's going to do that to you. Those
Starting point is 00:52:41 have to be the most expensive sunflower seeds. Those are like $20 a bag. Could she sue for this? Like she's a celebrity. She's so rich and famous. I mean, she's been on Grey's Anatomy for 47 seasons. But like could the average person sue for this? Okay. This is crazy. There's two things that play here. Okay. So she missed her flight and she could say this caused me financial distress, this caused me to lose job opportunities because you detained me. But she wasn't detained under false precent. This really did set off and a lot. Oh, no, I know that.
Starting point is 00:53:13 But I'm saying, like, could she come for Airwant? Because they should settle and give her some money because this is actually so crazy. This is bad for them, too. It was really bad press. A lot of going on Airwant, the rats recently. Listen, you'll never convince me. No, I want yesterday. I love Airwine.
Starting point is 00:53:26 I'm going to go right after them. I honestly can't wait to wrap this up. No, I love this. I love this episode. But I don't think so. I think Airwine doesn't say that these are safe, these are flight safe, airport safe. It's not on the packaging guaranteeing that you should be. Raina, food is supposed to be safe.
Starting point is 00:53:43 There is. What are you talking about? Now we have to have like this is bomb squad approved food. Well, they're not. It's not being sold at the airport. So like I think that that company could be like, we didn't guarantee that this was flight safe. That is so funny. So you think if they sold it at Hudson News, we'd have a real case on our hands.
Starting point is 00:54:02 Yes. There's an act and I forget what it's called. It's called like the reasonable use case clause. I'm just making this up. But it's something like that. And basically like if you stand on a chair and it breaks, you can to the company because it is a reasonable use case that you would stand on a chair. A lot of people stand on chairs to reach stuff. So like you could say, well, chairs aren't meant to be stood on.
Starting point is 00:54:23 They're meant to be sat on. But like reasonably you would stand on a chair. Right. So reasonably you would walk this through an airport. Okay. So you could see. Okay. And lastly, Kylie this morning, as we record, admits to having fake boobs, which obviously she does,
Starting point is 00:54:41 but the Kardashian Jenner's have not typically admitted to all of their plastic surgery. The big stuff, they really don't. I researched it and I'll read you all. I know. I love it. And who knew that this would cement Kylie's status as favorite Kardashian-Gener? because I feel like she really is now. After the Knicks games and with being on court side with her boyfriend, Timothy Shalame,
Starting point is 00:55:04 and then they noticed in her suitcase that she had this fancy Knicks-themed lingerie. And she's just so cute with him. I mean, I think they're so adorable. And everything has just made her seem so likable lately. And this is crazy. And then she posted the Sex and the City clip of Samantha saying, I only get laid when the Knicks win. Yes. She reposted this TikTok of Samantha Jones saying like,
Starting point is 00:55:26 she dated this crazy sports fan. And the fact that she, like, retweeted that. So she is the most followed Kardashian-Gener by a long shot, way more than Kim. And you actually had an interesting take on this years ago. So I was trying to understand, like, why do people love her so much you don't know anything about her? Like, you probably know the least about her of anybody on that show.
Starting point is 00:55:45 And your take was like, that's why people can kind of project their own ideals onto her. But she is being so likable now. And somebody, just a random person posted, like, Kylie Jenner, tell me how to get the type of boobs you have. just like somebody with no followers. Oh, yeah. And she left a comment and said 445 CCs, moderate profile, half under the muscle, silicone. Hope this helps.
Starting point is 00:56:04 I mean. She said the doctor. Is Garth Fisher the doctor? Oh, that's the doctor. I assume. I assume. This is iconic. Yes.
Starting point is 00:56:11 The Kardashians have, as you said, famously denied any plastic surgery. And so I looked it up to see, like, who is admitted to any of it. So in terms of butt implants and boob implants, none of them, butt implants, for all the girls, none of them admitted it. Courtney Kardashian has always said that she has breast implant. She's always confirmed that. Chloe very recently a couple years ago admitted that she had an augmentation with a small implant.
Starting point is 00:56:36 But none of them have outright like really claimed to have any work done until this. The BBL's fat transfers, whatever you want to call them. It's just so crazy to me. I just can never believe that they don't own up to it because it looks insane and so disproportionate. So I like that she's at least owning up to this. And I like that these celebrities are just saying. stuff in the comments. We were talking about this with Chris Shell last week. They're just responding
Starting point is 00:56:59 to random people and just with all their secrets. And this is just really made her such a queen. If I was so famous, you know you'd have to reel me in. I just, I stay trolling accounts. I just like to leave a little cute stuff on like accounts so that our listeners can like look and comment back. I comment on Bradley Thor is like my favorite. He's so sexy. But I like to like leave comments for our listeners to see. And it's always in good fun and positive. But I say troll. I don't mean that. Garth Fisher, Raina, he is right down the street in Beverly Hills. So I just, like, she tagged the doctor.
Starting point is 00:57:32 That's crazy. You know, I got a few DMs today. I think people were like, let's talk about plastic surgery. I've never gate kept who did my nose. But while we're here, Dr. of Chinsky in Short Hills, New Jersey, find a better nose than me. You can't. You can't. You can't.
Starting point is 00:57:47 That's the one thing that's perfect about my face and it's fake. But Dr. of Chinsky, plastic surgery of Short Hills did my nose if anyone cares. 445 CCs moderate profile, half under the muscle. It's the best nose job I've ever seen in my life. It's crazy. But yeah, she has really cemented herself. It's just like cool, fun, light.
Starting point is 00:58:05 She's like obsessed with her boyfriend. She's like being cool and fun. They're so cutie. And like the way she is with him, like reminds me how I am with my fiance. Like I'm always hanging on him and you wouldn't guess that really. And like her court side with him and she's got her both her arms are wrapped around him. I would all send my fiance to those TikToks and he's like, yeah, this is you. Just always.
Starting point is 00:58:23 And he loves it. But anyway, okay, well those are your headlines and that's your snack. This is the most research I've done for any snack. It was a lot. You guys, we put a lot of work in these. So thank you for listening and leaving comments on YouTube and we read them and we want to know what you like and what you think is funny and what you want to see more of. And so just never hesitate to leave a nice comment there.
Starting point is 00:58:47 And we really appreciate it. And congratulations to the class of 2025. Oh, my God. Also, I think this, we acknowledge us on Monday in the next coming episode, but this is one year of the snack. So this is just our favorite fucking thing. I get so excited. I love working on this episode with you. It's really collaborative.
Starting point is 00:59:03 We go back and forth a lot about like what's fun, what's been done too much, like what's interesting. We work really hard on this for you guys. So thank you for supporting it. Yeah, I'm glad you said that. So happy first birthday to the snack. And you guys can find us at Girls Got to Eat.com. Girls Got to Eat podcast on Instagram and TikTok. I am Ash Hess. Raina is rana.
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