just a little shady - I Got Asked to Be on a Dating Show | Ep. 18
Episode Date: November 25, 2022Starting the episode with a thankful theme as we celebrate hitting 100k Youtube subscribers and discuss all things Thanksgiving, giving our unpopular opinions about Taylor Swift's Ticketmaster fiasco ...and other random topics, wondering what's going on with Twitter as the platform continues to have some joke-worthy issues, spilling some tea on being asked to go on a reality tv dating show and the reaction my boyfriend had, and concluding with our listeners cheating-themed shady stories.Submit your shady story to be featured in a future episode anonymously here: https://forms.gle/wntAePFeWhtfda7u7 Submit a question you want to be answered in a future episode here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScNKcB5aLaJMl5w-qxS56u8Xj1kV1c4zmjr7b9i_2qHF-XCrg/viewform Subscribe to our youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/justalittleshadypodcast Follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justalittleshadypodcast/ Watch us on Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTR6yk19Q/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Hello and welcome back to the podcast. We are so excited to start this episode out by saying thank you so much for 100,000 subscribers on the YouTube channel.
I'm so excited.
And we want to do something special for you guys. So make sure you're following us on the Just a Little shady podcast, Instagram, and we will post the details of a giveaway that we
want to do. We're just working out the details, figuring everything out, but we have some really
good ideas. So stay tuned for that and keep an eye out. And also eventually when we get the plaque,
thanks to you guys, we want to unbox it on camera and do that for you guys. So stay tuned for that as well. I don't know how that
works. I don't know when that comes, but when it does, we will share it with you guys. So
thank you again. And it's a perfect time to be thankful because if you're seeing this,
it's probably right after celebrating the holiday. And we have been talking a lot about the topic of Thanksgiving
because I feel like a lot of people have traditions for Thanksgiving. They do.
We lack a little in that department ourselves. Can't say we have many of those. We talked a
little bit about that it took us 27 years to realize that the Lions are one of the only teams that play every year on Thanksgiving.
Yeah, we should have realized that sooner, I think.
Probably.
So that's one tradition.
However, there's a couple of traditions that do occur that we're not totally on board with.
One of them being the Turkey Trotters.
Unpopular opinion i i don't know i feel like a lot of people who listen will agree with us on this one i would like to hope so i would hope so i we we did try to go through the pros and cons
yeah as we know some trotters ourselves but we really could not think of a single pro.
Like if you're a runner and you want to run, why that day?
Yeah.
Why on the holiday?
Why do you want to get up early?
Freezing cold.
Not have a leisure start to your day.
Yeah.
It's something we can't grasp.
And I think the general consensus for us is the only place we're trotting is to get more food.
Yeah.
And I would go as far to say, and this might be extreme, but I feel as if I am an anti-turkey trot.
I don't think that's too extreme.
No.
I think that's a reasonable thing to say.
I do as well.
You know why we're lucky though?
Because our families and our significant other's families are not trotters.
I have thought about this and I do feel very thankful that Brian's family does not trot
because that is not something that you will ever catch me doing.
If they weren't though, you would have to be out there.
No, I'm pretty thankful as well.
That couldn't be us.
But the other thing is that we don't totally love is the food.
Okay.
The traditional food.
Yeah, it is. It's 2022 and i feel like we could do better
but i have an idea and i think it's a good one it is really good so instead of the traditional
thanksgiving food everybody brings the food they're most thankful for so your favorite food
you bring your favorite food to Thanksgiving.
There's pizza, there's tacos, there's french fries, there's any kind of potato, there's mac
and cheese. Everybody just brings the food they're most thankful for. And we all win and everyone's
happy. I think it's a brilliant idea. Who wants to eat cranberries slimy out of a can?
Not me.
And I don't think anyone else.
If you're being honest with yourself, you want that?
There might be some avid cranberry lovers out there that you just defend.
I mean, I would love to hear who loves the cranberries because it couldn't be me so we just can't any way you slice
it it's not gonna be good unintended it's just we can't get on board it's still gonna be gross um okay so that was a pretty good idea for thanksgiving and not to toot my own horn but i think we should all do do it. And I think that it will be a TikTok trend next year.
I'm just calling it early.
A whole year.
A whole year.
Also this week, things that we are not so thankful for
was Taylor Swift announcing her tour
and not opting out of dynamic pricing.
So the tickets were wildly expensive.
The Swifties are not thankful this year.
So, yeah, that was unpopular opinion,
but maybe she was foreshadowing this behavior.
You don't say.
It's her.
Hi. She's the problem say it's her hi she's the problem it's her i mean she does love a good easter egg but this is just out of control i've never seen anything like it's a literal easter egg this time
because it is uh yeah so that was i didn't even realize that artists had the option when selling tickets to opt in or opt out of that.
Neither did I.
And now that I know that, though, it makes me feel a type of way about tickets.
Yeah.
But, you know what?
She's getting that money.
Yeah, to each their own.
Another unpopular opinion from this week this is pretty random
but this happened to me and it affected me i was out to eat and i'm eating a caesar salad
enjoying my time yeah and i almost put a piece of plastic in my mouth shut up i thought it was a
shaved piece of cheese.
Like Parmesan.
And I was real excited too because those are the best parts.
Yeah.
And so I go to grab it and it's not going.
And I'm like, what is this?
And I pick it up and it's like a piece of plastic.
It looks like from a plastic bag that, you know, like they might have ripped out the lettuce and like poured in then dropped the piece
of plastic but it got me thinking one I would rather have hair in my food than something like
that I think I agree but two I was so scared to say something like I didn't want to be a Karen
so I was like even though soup obviously super, even in those situations, I'm the kind of person that I need to look at the menu of a restaurant before I even go.
So I know what I'm ordering right away.
So they're not waiting on me.
But also, if something does go wrong, I'm so scared to say something.
And I don't want to hurt their feelings.
But in this case, I obviously had to say it was
literally plastic and I'm like damn I don't know what would happen if I just would have ate that
like I would have choked on it would I probably would I would have swallowed it and then what
I don't want to know to be honest it is hard to say but it got me thinking. I'm so scared to be a Karen that sometimes I don't want to say something even when I should.
Yeah, I don't say shit about shit when I love things.
I mean, I don't.
I'm so non-confrontational that couldn't be me.
Don't say shit about shit?
Mm-mm.
Mind my own business um actually though speaking of shit
twitter has been a mess oh my gosh it's one thing after another and so i thought this was so
hilarious though so it started off which this was pretty funny if you didn't see elon musk decided
that you could buy a verification without actually being verified.
Anybody could buy it.
So people were buying the verification check marks and pretending to be other companies or people.
So someone pretended to be Pepsi and tweeted Coke is better.
And that's why we can't have nice things
exactly and so there was a bunch of scenarios like that and so they took that away that was a
quick decision you know mistake and then now this week i just saw this and i thought it was so funny
because apparently a bunch of people were fired when he first took over yeah then
he tells the people that are still that still have their jobs you know what you still have your job
but you're not working until x date i forget what date it was and so they think they're off work
he sends a company-wide email saying everyone come to the second floor at 2 p.m
everybody's like we're not there because you told us we weren't working until whatever date right He sends a company-wide email saying, everyone come to the second floor at 2 p.m.
Everybody's like, we're not there because you told us we weren't working until whatever date.
Right.
He then sends another email saying,
if you're not here, you need to get here.
If you're out of state, you need to fly here and be here by 2 p.m.
I mean, what goes on?
What is this, a sorority the indecisiveness of somebody who's running a billion dollar company blows my mind like I get it we're indecisive but we're making decisions
like what we're gonna wear maybe maybe what we're gonna eat maybe you know you know these little
things I mean sometimes I do have to make some actual decisions.
But I mean, in comparison, the decisions I make aren't affecting a billion dollar company. And many other people.
I was going to say like thousands, but I am not sure how many people this affected.
But I'm sure many.
I think there's a lot of employees at Twitter.
And to just say, drop everything, be here now.
You can't get on on I don't know I really don't know I thought that was so funny though because I'm just picturing like
us struggling to make such a small decision imagine having to make that decision and just not not not knowing what's going on um anyways um also this not this week it happened a couple
weeks ago but i wasn't sure if i was gonna bring it up i have some tea so let's hear it do i know
this tea yes yes so you know how i was talking about sharing relationships on social media or not? A lot of
people choose not to or they or they totally do. And I said, you know, I kind of fall in the middle.
Like sometimes I share stuff, sometimes I don't. But I feel like on the podcast more specifically,
I share more than I do anywhere else. But mean on my Instagram you could do a little scrolling
and there's pictures of me and Evan yeah he's there also sometimes I think it would just take
a quick google search to to get the answer but apparently I don't share it enough because
I got asked to be on a reality TV dating show.
And I think this is hilarious.
I thought it was a joke at first.
I thought it was a spam email.
But I opened it and it was so legit.
And I can't say what the show was because confidentiality. But they asked me to be on the show.
And I'm thinking, what?
Like, do they not?
Have they not seen it?
And I don't believe it because we've talked about how not that anyone needs to know everything,
but like.
Producers are known specifically to be investigators.
Yeah, they know everything about the people they bring on because they need to because
they need to bring it out in the drama that goes on on the show.
So I don't believe for one second that they didn't do some research before, you know, sending that.
And then I was like, did they want me to go on knowing I had a boyfriend just to like have that be the drama of it all?
I don't know.
I mean, it could be.
Could be. But anyway, so I opened't know. I mean, it could be. Could be.
But anyway, so I opened this email and I'm laughing out loud.
And Evan was like, what are you laughing at?
Tell me why.
The first response when I tell him what this email was, well, would you have to kiss someone?
I go, that's what you thought first?
First instinct.
Like, for sure I'm going confirmed and also that
I'm gonna have to kiss someone and then his next thought was let's both go on it and end up
together in the end brilliant idea groundbreaking even groundbreaking yeah considering that in every
single season of every single reality tv dating
show there's secretly some couple or person that already had a significant other that goes on
yep i'm like do you want to be the villain to america maybe that's his his master plan no
this poor guy like what goes on so yeah i was asked to be even if i was single though yeah i was gonna say not a chance
would you go no if i did it would be literally this the montage would be me walking in unpacking
my things putting them away in the room and then next scene is me rolling back out you know i've
seen enough i've seen what i needed to see it's's a no. Thank you. It's a no from me.
Would you?
I mean, now, no.
But back in the day, I feel like I would have considered it.
Back when I was single, I feel like, honestly,
I feel like I would be reality TV gold.
Because I would just cry the whole time.
I would be so emotional.
Producers would love you yes somebody would politely say to you i don't think it's gonna work out it was really
nice getting to know you and just next scene is you bawling your eyes out like it could be the
most gentle letdown and you'd be like i hate you i how burn this place to the ground no I've been known to
be a little dramatic but I feel like that's you know great tv great tv we'll never see it but I
guess they sent the email to the wrong person yeah no what would Brian's first question be
would you have to kiss someone I don't know what his first question would be I'm sure he'd have a
lot yeah he would oh gosh well so that's the that's the tea on that um but let's get into
this week's shady stories lots of good tea in here but they're a little bit longer than usual
really good though super worth it so let's get into shady story number one.
When I was a junior in high school, I started dating a senior. After about seven months of
dating, school was out and graduation parties were happening. I had a job that I worked 12-hour
shifts Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. So my boyfriend would go to the parties with friends.
To age myself, this was back when AOL Instant Messenger was popular,
and there was a thing called sub-profile that you could link to your profile and leave comments.
One night, I was on my boyfriend's sub-profile and noticed a comment from someone about having a great time.
I clicked on theirs and saw he left a comment saying how he loved their date and never felt that way before about a girl.
I confronted him about it, and he said it was old from before I knew him, but it continued to bother me. So I did some investigating
and found out who this chick was. She was a best friend of my boyfriend's cousin. I found her email
and set up a fake Yahoo account and emailed her saying her email account needed to be verified,
so I needed her password. She replied back with her password and I logged into her email.
In her email, she had numerous saved emails of chats that she had with my boyfriend that she
sent to her friend, my boyfriend's cousin. It was details about how they went on a date and made out
in his car and how much he liked her. I printed the emails and confronted my boyfriend. He again
denied it and said she tried to kiss him and said if he didn't kiss back,
she would make fake emails and show her boyfriend. A few weeks later, I noticed that she came online
on Instant Messenger and I pretended to be my boyfriend asking why she did fake emails.
She flipped out saying he was nuts and then the truth came out that he did cheat on me.
21 years later, that boyfriend is now my my husband we were able to work through it
and now joke about it she never knew i logged into her email and had her password i kept the
password to her email for years and would randomly log in and seen she continued to cheat on her own
boyfriend and send nudes to random guys i mean this is the plot twist of the century married marriage after all of that i mean
unpopular opinion i really don't think you should have stuck with him i mean 21 years later something
went right for them because that is a long time to be with somebody um for them i guess
i love that it shows how long ago this was because the aol thing do you remember
literally putting up away messages and having secret messages in the message that you'd have
to highlight to find it'd be like my best friend is whoever or
like i have a crush on whoever yeah i feel like back in the day when the internet was new it was
messy it was so fun about the things that used to exist on the internet myspace top eight top
ten whatever it was of your friends that would cause so many fights and friendships.
So many problems.
Because if you don't know, which I think everybody who listens probably does know,
but you know, the MySpace top eight, where you could literally show everybody who saw your profile,
who your top friends were.
And I remember fighting with like, well, why am I second?
Or if you would get in a
fight with somebody you'd move them like super passive aggressively yeah but that's crazy because
with my space that was you willingly putting somebody first second third then you got snapchat
that was so many years later but snapchat we need to bring that back i loved that i
absolutely loved it or when instagram you could see what people were liking yeah the tea was hot
i loved it bring that back bring that back 2023 we need that i think you could still see those
things but it would take a lot more work yeah you got to do a lot of i just want to casually be able to see what's going on yeah too
yeah also the days where myspace and aol do you remember having to literally code like computer
code to get your page to work properly yeah how how were we doing that at the ripe age of 12
downloading the songs you had to do all these crazy things.
And then the generation after us, it was like smooth sailing.
And here we were like coding the computer to get it to work.
Oh, those were the days though.
But back to this story.
I just, that shows how long ago this was.
In the fact that she convinced this girl to just email her password
hey send me your password what did this email look like i'm confused oh gosh i think this one
is definitely i would say a seven out of ten seven feels right um shady story number two
my husband and i have been in an open marriage for several years
a few years ago we lived in a house that was across the street from a construction site
for new apartments there was a construction worker that I saw often when I was out in my yard
he made a point to smile and wave at me whenever we made eye contact. Sometimes I would make excuses to go outside just
to watch him work and I enjoyed getting attention from him. One day he was leaving work when I was
getting into my car to go somewhere and he followed me to a parking lot. We parked several spaces away
from each other and then I got out of my car and walked over to his truck. It was pretty obvious that
there was a mutual attraction and I ended up getting in his truck and hooking up with him.
We hooked up several times over the next few weeks in the back of his truck after I got off work.
Eventually I found out that this guy was also married and not in an open relationship
and was cheating on his wife.
I still hooked up with him a few times after I learned that.
Of course, my husband knew about this and it was okay with me seeing him,
but didn't know that this guy was cheating on his wife with me.
The other thing I didn't tell my husband was that I was not using condoms with this guy was cheating on his wife with me. The other thing I didn't tell my husband was that I
was not using condoms with this guy, not something I would normally do, and using protection with
other people is kind of an important rule in open relationships. Because I get tested for STIs often,
I learned a little while later that I did get an STI from the construction guy and I had to see a
specialist for extra tests because of damaged cells in my cervix. I never told my husband
about the STI. I just told him that they were concerned because of the damaged cells and wanted
to make sure that it wasn't precancerous. It was HPV and that's not something you can even test for in men so I just assumed
that my husband probably already got it for me and me telling him wasn't going to make a difference.
It was also really embarrassing and I didn't want to admit that I didn't use condoms with someone.
I'm HPV negative now and two years later but I still haven't told my husband.
I kind of just pretend that it never happened, but I feel guilty because my husband will never know that he most likely had HPV.
I stopped seeing the construction guy when he started to get really clingy, saying that he loved me and wanted to move to another country with him it was a really messy situation
with him and I decided I was never hooking up with random people ever again who weren't already a part
of the open community I have so much to say about this I think the first big red flag when she's going to a parking lot being followed and it leads to a hookup i like what's
your first way you're getting followed in a parking lot your first reaction is getting in
the back with them no they're getting maced i'm sorry like the mace is coming out i was so alarmed when i read that because to that exact point i was driving
here today and one car follows me two turns and i think i have to drive to the police station
and for her to walk over to his truck no no words were exchanged at this point communication here
just a little whistle and wink across the thing? That was enough?
This is like the plot of a cheesy movie.
What kind of movie?
An X-rated one.
I don't know.
It's terrible.
Oh, my gosh.
I mean, it seems like it probably worked out in the end,
but the poor wife of this guy who wasn't in the open relationship doesn't probably know that she could potentially have an STI.
Yeah.
The medical implications that could have come from this.
Of this situation?
Terrible.
An absolute mess.
She could have left the country with him, so I'm glad she didn't do that.
Yeah, that was probably a
good decision um i think maybe the first thing that needs to be asked when you're like i feel
like most people aren't in open relationships but if you are and you're you know going out to other
ones i think that probably should be a good first question is like are you in an open relationship
yeah i don't think they were asking each other too many
questions it sounds like the communication was all physical um so yeah i agree i'm not too sure
about that this could have ended pretty badly um glad it didn't though and you know
seems seems to us it would have stopped right at the beginning when this guy would have got maced.
Yeah. End of story. Or ran over with the car. So, you know. All things considered,
I would give it a nine out of ten. That's a pretty good story. I think, yeah, I definitely
think this one's up there. I would say a nine out of ten as well so it was great stories this week though
yeah very good detailed you know full circle i would say yeah stories um but again thank you guys
so much for 100k subscribers we are so excited to do the giveaway. So make sure you stay tuned. Keep an eye out for
that. And we will see you guys in the next one. Bye everyone. Bye.