Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang - "HATERS" (w/ Peyton Dix & Hunter Harris)

Episode Date: October 2, 2024

Matt & Bowen felt like hanging out with cooler, smarter, funnier and better people than them, so welcome Peyton Dix and Hunter Harris, the hosts of the Lemme Say This podcast! All four legendary icons discuss salad culture, how fall can be slutty, “standing on business”, Tree Paine, how P!nk got her name, Imogen Heap as a white creative, Boston and “roaming about the cabin”. Also, a Daniel Radcliffe check-in, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, coats, pockets and the difference between red and burnt orange (which may shock you). All this, an exhaustive Bennifer update, “Coke Zero Oreo” and the discourse on college. Let us say this… listen to Lemme Say This, a podcast by Wondery!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I see. Wow. Bowen, look over there. Wow, is that culture? Yes. Oh, my goodness. Wow. Las Colchoristas. Ding dong. Las Culturistas calling. You know, I want to just call out, this is not a visual medium. Well, it is for the people that are going to watch the YouTube.

But most people, I think, listen to this podcast on their favorite podcast streamer, whatever that is. Whatever that is. Wherever you listen to podcasts, I believe the phrase. Wherever you listen to podcasts, which could be the app, could be the location spatially for you. Exactly. On the toilet, could be at the gym. Wherever you are right now,

know that where I am is sitting in this red chair and I'm wearing the Lisa Barlow shirt that I referenced last week. Burnt orange, burnt like auburn. Are you kidding me? It's okay. My colorblindness has reared its ugly head again. So the reason why I'm even wearing this is because I couldn't wear it last

because it wasn't purple. We wanted to wear purple for the Catherine Han episode. And now here I am in it again. What color is it? That's a light blue. Perfect. And I'm sitting in this chair you're telling me is burnt orange.

Yeah. Can I get some? It's 100% burnt orange. And is it like definitely not red? Definitely not red. It's a rust color. Wait, a 100% bird horse. And is it like definitely not red? Definitely not red. It's a rust color. Wait, I'm so sorry. You look at this and you say it's definitely not red?

Because your shirt, the text is like a coral red. The text, yeah. This is the same as that shit to me. I'm so sorry. It's not that. Wow, it's really bad. Is it getting worse? You never have to get drafted.

This is, it's a good thing. And you know what? With the way this country is going, they might bring back the draft. And who are we going to war with this time? Ourselves. This is, it's a good thing. And you know what? With the way this country is going, they might bring back the draft. And who are we going to war with this time? Ourselves. Ourselves, hopefully.

Honestly, maybe our guests today. Maybe our guests. Because we've actually brought in people that are better at this than us. That's true. That was my main takeaway listening to the podcast.

The whole time, I'm just shaking my head like I'm sitting on the side of the draft. I'm like, oh, the better, hotter version. The better,

hotter, cooler, more relevant version of us has come through. More pared back. I'm sitting on the side of the draft. I'm like, oh. Saying to myself. The better, hotter version. The better, hotter, cooler, more relevant version of us has come through. More pared back. I'm like, 49 minutes. I know. Listen to us just drone on. Already, this is too long. We've been sitting here for an hour and a half. Time doesn't make any sense.

Time makes no sense. This chair isn't even red. Don't tell me about anything and how it makes sense to you. I don't know. Can I also tell you something? What? Taylor's album is called Burnt Orange. Shut up.

It's called Red. It hasn't been called Red this whole time? It's never been called Red this whole time. I love that for her. I know. Burnt Orange. Yeah. Loving you was Burnt Orange. What would that mean about loving you? What does that mean? You know what lyric in that song I always kind of hate and I will say this

publicly and Taylor, please just receive this. It's, um... That Taylor would be listening. I can't with you. Well, I don't know. It's, um, solving a crossword puzzle and realizing there's no right answer. That's not how crossword puzzles work. There usually is a right answer. To a crossword puzzle? I think by design.

But maybe once in, like, the whole, like, 5,000 year history of the New York Times has there been a crossword puzzle where it's like, oh, nothing's supposed to go in these boxes. Which probably just means the person that created it fucked it up. Will Shortz. Oh my God. You know his name? He's one of the editors.

I don't know him. These names are really kind of in our everyday lives now. Why not you? Everyone really takes issue with her every day now on Connections. Well, that's true. People? Yeah. You have a lot of opinions about the connection.

I took a picture on my way here last time we were, we shot in here of me like flipping off the New York times building because I flopped at connections that day. And then people really got defensive over the New York times. Don't worry, honey. They're okay. They're okay. They're fine.

You don't have to cape for them. Truly. We love them, but you don't have to blow up my DM. Yeah, no, no, no. You, I don't know. Love. them truly we love them but you don't have to blow up my dm yeah no no you i don't know love i love the new york times it's it's okay it's okay you know i am a daily the daily listener and uh some people out there in the dark um really connected with me calling it the scariest horror podcast that's out there the daily is scarier than any true crime podcast in existence, and it's rule of culture number 91. The Daily is scarier than any true crime podcast

in existence, but not better, funnier, hotter, cooler than the podcast that our guests host. And let me say this. As lovers, we brought in some haters. No, can I say, I feel that they are haters and I know they identify as such.

But I think that if we're haters, it's because we love so hard. Like, I'm a Katy Perry hater right now. Because you love her. Because I am so disappointed. I know at least one half of this duo was going to agree with me hardcore on that one. And I am a chopped hater, but I have been kind of proselytized because one of our guests loves it so much. Loves chopped. Loves chopped.

Prefers it over sweet green. Wow. But not over dig. That's interesting and controversial. Not over dig. No, dig in is so good. They're different. Totally, totally, totally.

They're different. It's time to bring them in. Okay, these are our two favorite writers, our two favorite people to run into at a party, literally. Anytime I see them at a function, I go, thank God. I've never run into them at a party. Oh, just you wait. That's New York, baby. You're not in New York until you see these two people at a poppy juice.

At a poppy juice? Oh, I love it. Has that gone down? I think that's gone down a few times. Yes! This is such a huge day for podcasting, too, because we're recording this on the day that a podcasting legend has been voted out first from Survivor. Oh my god. John Lovett, we are so

We're so proud of you. We're so proud of you. You jumped off that screen, boo. Andy is unfortunately clinical and that's all we can say about that. Are you Survivor girlies? Not this present season. Get back into it. So they're going to get into Survivor

season 47 and you're going to get into them right now on this episode. Please welcome into your ears Payton Dix and Hunter Harris! That's a great intro. Just honestly, it would be so cool of you guys to not see anything.

No, I love it. That is our podcast actually. Mostly silence and posing and taking selfies. You guys actually justify the. That is our podcast, actually. Mostly silence and posing and taking selfies. Well, you guys actually justified the visual component to the podcast, which is there is a lot of nonverbal stuff happening. And, like, it is about, like, watching, like, reactions that are, like, beyond words. I think that's true. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, because you always. I know. I put my fist up a lot in a way that. Queen of. Queen of fists. But for, like, the craziest stuff. Like for Chopped. For Chopped. I'm like, I put my fist up a lot. Queen of. Queen of, queen of fists.

For like the craziest stuff. Like for Chopped. For Chopped. I'm like the king of Chopped. Talk about Chopped. And like, and you went recently. I did. I had lunch.

Twice this week from Chopped. Wait, the one that just opened in Brooklyn. I live right by it. The J Street Metro Tech one. Thank God. I went the day it opened. I ordered it on Postmates actually, cause I didn't feel like walking over there.

And how close are you? I'm Fort Greene. Okay, yeah. So it's not far. Yeah, yeah. Local. Because there was a discount on Postmates. I was like, ah!

Capitalism, yay! Yay! Okay, what did you get? Well, what I always get. Mexican Caesar. I'm an adult. I'm going to get a Mexican Caesar. I'm not a child.

Yeah. And then I'm getting a squeeze of lime. I'm adding avocado. I'm adding chicken, of course. Salt and pepper. Yeah. And then I'm getting a squeeze of lime. I'm adding avocado. I'm adding chicken, of course. Salt and pepper. Yeah. Heavy on the pepper. And if I'm feeling crazy, like a scallion or like maybe even like a, what are those

girls in there? Like the little like toasted onion things that they have. Sure. Like the radish things. Yeah. And if I'm feeling like cunted, I'm getting, you heard me, a wrap. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

No, no, no, no, no, no. The wraps are bad there. But Hunter, because you had a wrap recently., yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, no, no, no, no. The wraps are bad there. But Hunter, because you had a wrap recently. Yes, I went for the first time. I was coming out of LaGuardia, Delta Lounge. That was your first time.

Who are you? Well, no. No, no, not a mistake. Not about LaGuardia, but going here in airport. Well, I was on my way home and I said, you know, I'm feeling a little hungry.

Cunted, I'm going to get a wrap. I was like, I should, there's a chop right there. I feel like I'm seeing a celebrity. I Cunted. I'm going to get a wrap. I was like, I should, there's a chopped right there. I feel like I'm seeing a celebrity. I should go. I fully walked past and said, no, I need to like hold out. And then I walked back around

and said, I'm going to the chopped. It's happening today. And the tortilla was gross. It was not good. I did not like it. And it was the one in LaGuardia? Yeah. But the new LaGuardia.

The new LaGuardia. Not the old one. I almost wore my LaGuardia hat today. LaGuardia got her body done, not the chopped pear. The chopped pear is brand new. No, no. It's different. Like, you have to go to, like, either...

There's one in... The new one in Brooklyn is good, but they're still kind of putting their wheels on. They're getting comfortable. Right. They're not perfect. Well, I did order two salads, and I did like them. I had them subsequent days for lunch because it's great. I'm trying to eat healthier.

I just think it's... I think it's... My diet is normally... Olive garden. And pasta. What do I have in my days for lunch because I'm trying to eat healthier. I just think it's, I think my diet is normally Olive Garden and pasta. What do I have in my purse at all times? Oh, what's that candy? The Fruit Roll-Up.

A Fruit Roll-Up? Oh, bless you. No, I'm bringing that back. In fact, didn't you almost order it last night? I did order Fruit by the Foot last night. Fruit by the Foot is back in a huge way. You have to understand, we're watching Real Housewives of Salt Lake City

and Survivor reality show. Last night, reality TV popped off. So we smoked a little bit of reefer and then Bowen pulls out the MacBook Pro and he says, I'm going to order some snacks. You have to imagine my response when I see there's a Fruit by the Foot order. Same ConAgra, Betty Crocker, something, same imprint.

Yeah. Something that like had a box top when I was growing up. Something that I could turn in for like points. What was the catalog of stuff? It was a fruit by the foot. And then what else? String cheese. I got a little ham and cheese cracker, sort of like adult Lunchables thing, basically.

Like an assortment. And then I ordered one thing, which was one half pint. Was it a half pint? A pint of half baked. One pint of half baked Ben and Jerry's ice cream. So then it comes to the apartment. We eat the stuff and I finished my ice cream

and Bowen turns to me and goes, you ate that whole thing? No, no, no, no, no. And I go, yeah? And he literally goes, oh. No, I literally, and then I literally tagged that by saying, I wasn't making you feel bad about it.

I was honestly impressed. I was like, wow. But if you could boil down why were you impressed? If you could boil down why were you impressed? This is the spin room. I was impressed because you ate the entire pint in literally 15 minutes. And what was your impression rooted in? Rooted in me enjoying ice cream.

I savor ice cream. I must savor ice cream. So you were saying you were incredulous that I wouldn't save half of it for later. And you were impressed that I just allowed myself to consume the whole thing. Here I thought you would have saved it for later. And you were impressed that I just allowed myself to consume the whole thing. Here I thought you would have saved some for me. Oh, wow.

Please. I see what you did there. That was good. That was good. You can stick it in his eye. He doesn't even believe it. No, I definitely believe it. No, he does not.

That is not a thing. He didn't want to bite of that. That was nasty. I will say, and it's not time for I Don't Think So Honey yet, but the ice cream arrived and it was soup. That was nasty. I will say, and it's not time for I Don't Think So Honey yet, but the ice cream arrived and it was soup. It was melted because the Postmates guy

had taken the subway. He took the train, which he's allowed to do. He's allowed to do it, but it's just hot down there. In this economy, come on. It's hot down there in September on,

what is it, September 19th today, the middle of summer, allegedly, out there. It is the middle of summer. Okay, and now this segues nicely into this conversation that is mirrored

on our podcast, which is anti-summer with Peyton. Right. Thank you. The right side of history. But Hunter, you did say something

in the pod that I kind of took issue with, which is you said, well, fall is so obvious. But I was like, well, what does that make summer? I feel like summer is obvious. Summer is the most obvious.

No, no, no, no. Okay. No, no, no. Please. Summer is the underdog. She's the queen. How is she the queen of the underdog? No. Listen. Wait How is she the queen? How is she the queen of the underdog?

No. Listen. We all should have waited when we got out. Listen. Explain yourself. Put the guns away. I know we're in America,

but my God. Okay. This is the thing about summer. You look forward to summer. You have a summer fling. I've never heard of a fall fling. Well, you haven't ever heard of a fall fling. I've never heard of a winter.

Clearly you're... You've never listened to Taylor Swift oh my god okay okay interesting summer you have outfits for summer a swimsuit ever heard of it you go on summer vacation holiday

you have never been to an upstate fall vacation like we're gonna go on so shortly to the Poconos I'm sorry that was Ben. That was Tina. Put it down. It was the L word.

The L word happened right in front of y'all. That was crazy. For me. That was crazy. We're on like the lesbian sort of like shade of the gay sort of color wheel. Because we're so tired. We're tired. And why are we tired?

Because the summer broke us. What are you talking about? You don't like putting on like slutty little outfits in the summertime? Can I ask you a question? It's almost like You don't like putting on like slutty little outfits in the summertime? Can I ask you a question? It's almost like you don't think fall can be slutty. Wow. You don't think fall can be slutty? I really don't.

I feel like the biggest slut in fall because I know I have my looks together. Yeah. But then you walk in somewhere and it's like, where am I going to put my coat? I had a coat taken from me once when I was wearing it. Taken from you? That feels like reckless behavior. Maybe your brain was melted from summer. First of all, it was April,

so let's get it correct. And Hunter was wasted at my birthday party where she wore a Leo shirt to my Taurus birthday. That was aggressive. I don't see a problem with that. It was nasty behavior. Who took the coat? We don't know.

I don't know, but'm still it's a mystery I'm still trying to solve now was it because the coat looked like all other coats no it was in fact it was a nice

it was a nice coat right right and that's why how much was it Hunter she doesn't have to say don't bring that into it I understand what you're saying I do want to know

we don't have to know I understand what you're saying though which is a coat is a liability yes I don't like to go somewhere and have to worry I'm just like I have like kids I have to worry about them bring around no because you have to know. I understand what you're saying, though, which is a coat is a liability. Yes. I don't like to go somewhere and have to worry. I'm just like, I have kids. I have to worry about them.

Bring around. No, because you want to know what you get, though, with a coat. Pockets. Pockets and the other purses. I have a purse. Yeah, but you guys can carry purses, whereas I'm one of those gay guys that's like really slow to like the tiny bag. Like, you know what I'm saying?

Like, that was not a natural thing for me. Totally. But now I think we've shifted into, like, I think the look for all genders is no bags, no anything.

You're kind of rocked. You're walking around basically naked, but pure pockets. That's your only storage on your purse. But I don't like the way pockets look when they're full.

Yeah. I'm like a menswear girly where it's like, you have to, like, get the pockets sewn because it brings on the whole outfit. One more time?

A menswear girly. A menswear girly. Sorry, pick up a GQ. And it brings on the whole outfit. One more time. A menswear. And that's on Ally ship. And that's on Willa Bennett. Okay. So that's what we need to talk about. Being gay in summer is so much harder than being straight in summer because you don't have pride. Being gay in summer is painful.

It's agonizing. It's a schedule to keep up. Yeah. There's noonizing. There's no schedule to keep up. There's no escaping. There's no day off. People ask where I am at pride parties because they're looking for your allyship for me and it won't be found. Because I'm at Papa Drew's with Owen and literally someone asked where I was at a pride party. I was like, home.

This is the core of it. Because your summer can continue after that because you're not exhausted that's why that's why you say it can go it's october 31st because you're not burnt out june 8th no no but i have something to help hunter's case which is your summer is purely programmed with weddings and that's exhausting is that so and that's a lot but that's not a drain on you you like that yeah i'm pointing too much I'm literally pointing at everybody. No, I like weddings.

I do not. Like, we should all put our hands down. You said, put the guns away. Bowen has his. Bowen has his. It is. I had a wedding last weekend. I have a wedding this weekend.

How do you feel? Tired. Yeah. But, nah, I don't know. I like a wedding. I love a speech. I love when someone who has never made a creative decision their entire life has to get up and make 20 in front of a room full of people i love a wedding speech you joking yeah yeah and it is it is like even if they pick the person to have that

role and like because they do that like if they pick someone like oh i picked my friend who's the maid of honor because i know they're a performer they're a writer whatever they flop so frequently because it's a different thing that's yes exactly it's like a different rubric yes I had to officiate

my sister's wedding I was more nervous doing that than I was performing for a crowd of any size like just this this wedding it was like

because you're not in service to yourself you're in service to them you don't really know what they're gonna want yeah because they're straight and quiet. Have you given a speech at a wedding? Yeah. Oh, at a rehearsal dinner.

Oh, that's better. It was OK. But it was like what you're saying. It's really hard because it's like a lot of those speeches like follow the same cadence of like a little bit of a little bit of roasting, a little bit of like lovey, a little bit of like random reference from like 15 years ago. And you just have to like, to like like i don't know i'm not good at that kind of speech they say open with a local joke that's that's i think that's true of like college tours yeah open with a local joke no because like everyone's thinking about how they got there

or everyone's thinking about like why this space. You know what I mean? Like if it's a lot of college people, make a local joke. Right. If it's like to get everyone on board, like, hey, this person did their homework or hey, this person's one of us. Unify your audience. Unify the audience against the common enemy, the bride. But is this why you dislike summer?

Or no, is this why you love summer, which is weddings? I have weddings all times of year. Okay, great. I'm pretty booked. I'm receiving no more. Wait, with your hands crossed like that? This is business. I have weddings all throughout the year.

I'm not regular like you people. You're like JLo in the wedding planner. And that she has weddings all year. One of her great roles. One of her great roles. Oh, but made in Manhattan. No, certainly. Made in Manhattan.

Her popping off her little like hair in Made in Manhattan. So imprinted up here. So good. Totally. I feel like, I think the hung up, the sub stack that Hunter has just dropped,

reacting to the lunch that Bennifer went on this past week. Can we get your thoughts extemporaneously now with what's going on? Because I think you are our most trusted source in Bennifer news. I'm reporting live on the scene. No, okay. Hunter was there at lunch. You can see me in the background looking through some shrubs. Okay, did you see these photos? Yeah.

I, when I see those photos, it looks to me like he is saying, what more do you want from me? What else can I give? I'm here, aren't I? It's like, it's very much like indignant, not wanting to be there. But then I was reading from one side, I'll, can I say Benny Medina? Yeah, you should. Yeah, yeah, definitely.

His manager, because it was absolutely planted by him that he's still in love with her. They were kissing, they were hugging, all of this stuff. Then from the other side, every other source is like, no. They looked tense. The photos even of them in the car together. It's not giving love.

It's giving animosity. It's giving hate. Did you see the photo of Jennifer Lopez and Matt Damon clutching hands? Yeah, the prayer. Yes, yes. Which wasn't prayer,

allegedly. That gives to me, looking at that photo, I'm like, oh, their, their, his friend,

her ex-husband is in trouble. That's what that photo was giving me. That was giving Matt being like, I don't know what to do and J-Lo being like,

I can't know what to do. And J-Lo being like, I can't know what to do anymore. And I think if they're prolonging it, I have a feeling it's because maybe he can't figure out where he's at. Because he gives to me, Leo man. I'm looking you in your eyes. Look at this Leo man in the room right now. Who can't stop getting involved. I think that's true. I think that's true. It's giving like, hate to see you go but love to see you walk away. You know that sex is bomb.

Oh, fire. Need to get involved. Oh my god. Oh, Paige's favorite photo is post-dicking down. There's so many good celebrity paparazzi shots in this world. But that one specifically, I'm famously J-Lo hater. Yeah, I'm outright on that. I'll look you in the eye, J-Lo. J-Lo's listening in.

Who else? Taylor Swift. They're just sending each other notes right now. All the girls are listening. All the girls are listening right now. But when I saw the photo of her grinning ear to ear, leaving his apartment, him looking warm out behind her. I said, oh, they're sucking in fuck. I know that room smells crazy.

Yeah. I know it smells crazy. Not that room smells crazy. Woo, crack a window in here. Oh, wow. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, they fuck for real. Do you think that, yeah,

that's probably the craziest celebrity sex. I do think Brad Pitt and Angelina back in the day were destroying whole buildings. I think it looked akin to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. I think that's what we want to think. And you think it was like Vanilla Missionary? Angelina Jolie and who was that hot lesbian she dated? Or Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton. Billy Bob Thornton.

We've all seen Monsters Ball. No, that's the San Andreas fault right there. That's what created it. Oh my god. Oh my god, Hunter. All I know is, what do you mean? They fucked so hard they've created a fault line.

My Hunter's sweet little smile after she said that to you, that was like, hee hee. Hunter. No, I'm so proud of myself. I'm in the room with a Nepo baby. An LA native. Oh, come on. Don't do that. No, no, no, no. If you were born in LA, you're a Nepo baby. You feel this way? Of course. Are you kidding?

I'm from Oklahoma. Being born in LA makes you a Nepo? Yeah. No, I'm going to shout out. I was born in LA. I'm not a Nepo baby. I grew up in Texas. Some of us are born in LA. you nepo? Yeah. I'm going to shout out, I was born in LA. I'm not a nepo. Some of us are born in LA and don't get the privilege. Oh! But you admit that there are privileges. Wow!

Oh! They put the guns down! Wait, I'm going to say this on mic because actually I almost called you out last week because so Becca, producer Becca has entered the chat and because you've entered the chat and I'm going to say this on mic because actually I almost called you out last week because Joe. So Becca, producer Becca has entered the chat. Yeah. And because you've entered the chat and I'm pointing now, we were doing our interview with Jojo last week.

Yeah. I look over because I'm hearing the sounds of lunch being eaten. I look over. Stop. My girl was chowing down. I love Chick-fil-A. She's allowed. On Chick-fil-A.

Stop it. The producer of Las Culturistas. Everybody. Double homicide. And I'm sitting here next to noted Chick-fil-A apologist, Bowen Yang herself. And this is the accountability episode. And that's the title of that episode.

Y'all are going to come crawling when I'm an exec at the streaming service. Chick-fil-A is doing original content? Yes. You didn't hear this? You didn't see this headline? You're fucking kidding. Chick-fil-A is doing original content? Yes. You didn't hear this? You didn't see this headline? You're fucking kidding. Chick-fil-A doing a streaming. My friend was actually up for this job. Wow. Is it going to be like conservative media? Yeah, totally. It's supposed to be like Hallmark.

Oh, okay. Family-friendly programming. Yeah, yeah, yeah, which is terrible. Okay, let's see how long that lasts. Probably a really long time. A really long time. It's really long. Probably forever.

They get like the third... Funded by you two. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The third most Emmy nominations. Actually, Chick-fil-A beat FX this year. Excuse me. Excuse me. I don't want to hear it.

Okay. I hope they don't use that font. I hate that font. I hate the Chick-fil-A font. It's a bad font. Yes, God. Well, noted graphic designing legend, you. Yeah, I don't use that font. I hate that font. I hate the Chick-fil-A font. It's a bad font. Yes, God. Well, noted graphic designing legend, you. Yeah, I don't love it. What

chicken place has the best logo? Oh, interesting. What are our options? Popeyes? Chick-fil-A? KFC? Chick-fil-A? Oh, wait, what about Cane's? Cane's? I don't... Oh, what's it called? Nando's? Nando's has great chicken, a great font,

and great chicken, but I font, and great chicken. But I will say, I think Popeye's has the most timeless logo. What they don't have is the iconic mascot that KFC will always have. They don't need it. The Colonel. It stands alone. Yeah.

It stands alone. It doesn't need a Colonel, it doesn't need another white man taking up space. You're so right. You're so right. Remember when Reba McEntire was Colonel Sanders for a sec? Yeah. No.

Seymour? You don't remember this? No. This was like five years ago? It was like a few years ago. Yeah, they were like- The Colonel's missing. No, they did like a whole like bond unveiling, like, oh, this person's the new Colonel,

like getting us all excited. Did I tell you I have lore on this? I used to work for KFC at that time. And you're eating Chick-fil-A. Oh my God. Sorry. Well, allegiance to nobody. Yeah.

No, I worked at KFC during this time when they were changing the Colonel. That was like the campaign is that the Colonel was someone new every few months. Right. And they hired Reba to be the Colonel. And then I hired- That's kind of, that's great.

From Rudy or whatever to be the Colonel, like that football movie. Oh, Sean Astin? Yes. That was their big football campaign. Football season. The Terminator to be... Arnold Schwarzenegger?

Maybe it was a different robot movie. The point is that they were trying things. They should bring that back. That's kind of fun, actually. Point is that they were trying things. Yes. They should bring that back. Yeah, wait, that's kind of fun, actually. I know. Wait, I want to be the colonel. Let's be the colonel.

Kind of a high honor. Like getting the key to the city. Yeah. It's the new Doctor Who. Key to the chicken. Key to the chicken. Favorite chicken place. Oh, Popeye's.

Popeye's, of course. Thank you. No question. You know what? I feel like really loyal to KFC because on 14th and 2nd Avenue, right next to where I went to college, sorry,

literally right before we got on, Hunter was like, we have to talk about the epidemic of people talking about college. But are we stepping on the... Yes, yes. Okay, great. So let's speak no more of it. I'm just saying there was a KFC near me that was really good to me for a very long time. Yeah, that's good. Really good to me for a very long time. Yeah, yeah, that's good.

That's good. Really good to me for a very long time. Randomly though, Popeye's like, loves your door obviously, but really the red beans and rice are what? Yeah. It's the sides for me that I'm actually like, this is where I'm taking it.

Yes. The chicken is good, but the sides are really where it rounds out. The thing is, if you do live in New York though, like there's so much fast food everywhere that I was never really... I was always going for a Burger King or McDonald's moment.

Because I do think that the nuggets... At Burger King? Well, Burger King used to have good nuggets. And then they changed. And I don't know why sometimes these people change. Yeah. Wendy's used to have good nuggets, too, actually. They had an incredible nugget.

And then it's almost like all the fast food chains tried to copy McDonald's. They all became like McDonald's nuggets-esque. Like pink goo. Like pink goo! Yeah, we've all seen that video. Oh, it's wild.

It didn't stop anything. It's not stopped a single thing. We were like, that's gross, so I'll get a six-piece. And I get barbecue sauce and I'm like, no's wild. It didn't stop anything. It's not stopped a single thing. We were like, that's gross. So I'll get a six piece. And I get barbecue sauce. And I'm like, no one cares. This is what I want to tell you. So we've been on our Diet Coke kick.

Now we love Diet Coke. As you can see, it's in my hands. So I'm at the 7-Eleven just 20 minutes ago before we started thinking I'm going to grab a Diet Coke. And then I saw the Slurpee machine. So this is always a slippery slope for me because I love Slurpee. If I ever go to the movie theaters, I get Slurpee. This is one of the flavors that they had.

Coke Zero Oreo. No, no, no, no. What? Oreo? I put my finger under the thing and went. So I could try a little bit. Just raw? Raw. Oh my God. I figured there was a cup involved or a tester.

No, I just go, I pulled the lever over my finger and it like ran over my finger. And in the middle of New York City, we're on 39th Street. 39th and 8th, the most disgusting part of the city. This is gross. I went to the 7-Eleven on 39th and 8th, put my finger raw in the slurping machine

to try Coke Zero Oreo. Yeah. And I want to say, I'm happy I did it. Really? I loved it. Really? It was good. It's a limited time only.

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the nfl season listen to dudes on dudes on the iheart radio app apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts do you watch mormon wives i've started to and i don't think it's for me how far are you two minutes in okay no no you haven't seen anything yet okay okay i heard it's for me. How far are you? Two minutes in. You haven't seen anything yet. Okay, okay. I heard it's good. It's so good. It's so crazy. I thought it was going to be a documentary in the way that we would be watching. I just treated it a little bit more like Jim Crazy or something like that.

You thought it was going to be serious? You thought it was going to be intentional? An exploration, if you will, but it is reality TV. I hear that they hook you with the swinger stuff. Like you think it's going to be sexier and crazier. And then it just ends up being like a pretty facile reality show. Well, the pilot is weird because for the first like even 15 minutes, it seemed like it's going to be something one way about the swingers, about like a sort of, I don't know, like emotional reckoning.

And then it becomes full Bravo. I mean, in the first episode. That's good. I can do that though. Yeah. In the first episode, it's like, this is not a huge spoiler, but the main girl goes on quite a journey

through an arrest and a pregnancy. Like, and that's just in the first episode. And an abortion. No, a miscarriage. A miscarriage. Oh, wow. And then someone gets mad at her for talking about the miscarriage.

Well, she had the right to get mad at her. For pulling focus. Which, but that's not okay. But that's, I know, but I'm just saying that I'm giving them a preview. That's what you should expect. I'm interested. I'm interested. I'm actually on board.

I mean, I love the show that the woman on my shirt is featured on, which is the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. It's the sister show to the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. Yes. One of the girls, the main girl, Taylor, who you've seen in like, she's most of the pilots about her. She was cast or she was considered for Salt Lake City Housewives. They said she was, quote, too boring.

I said, open your eyes. Yeah, open your eyes a little bit wider because what's happening over there on this show. She's something. But I mean, not over Mormonism. I feel like it's been a little too heavy on Mormonism. More and more Mormons. Like, what about? Did you watch the Antigua?

Under the. What about Catholics? It's actually roller Antigua? What about Catholics? It's actually rollercoaster number 80. What about Catholics? But, you know, there's now a new show because they said on

Salt Lake City House last night, they kept cutting to this woman like Sarah. Sarah. And the under third was Lisa's realtor.

And I'm like, why are we why are we meeting our realtor? And then it was a commercial where I was like, Lisa was like, why are we meeting our realtor? And then it was a commercial where I was like, Lisa was like, Sarah,

don't you think there's so much amazing real estate happening in Salt Lake? I actually do. And that's why, and it said, sold on SLC. Say that 10 times fast.

Terrible title. Selling Sunset meets these Mormon girl shows. Wow. Okay, wait, interesting crossover. But this is sort of this thing that like,

are we not over Mormonism? I'm over Mormonism. I think we've like had our fair share of, it started with Under the Banner of Heaven. Right. Andrew Garfield. You were robbed. I actually have no idea what happened with his awards,

but I love that show. And then all of a sudden, I feel like it kicked off all this Mormonism. Yeah. And I feel like, again, it's distracting from the Catholics actually is what I'm landing on. I feel like there's other religions to explore.

Well, Mormons, I will say. Mormonism. To generalize about Mormons on this podcast, they are very good at media, I will say. They're good at, like, getting in there and, like, this is our deal. Like, the billboards they would have, like, growing up in Colorado, like, they had some good billboards. Don't they also do the great copy? What's that? Everywhere there's an ad for, like, have you met him? Like, God. Were those

Mormons or were those just regular people? Scientologists and Mormons are very good at, like, marketing. Messaging themselves. Who has their tree pain, I wonder? Oh my God. Now, thank God you're back because Hunter is also as obsessed with tree pain as we are. How do you feel about Tree Payne, Peyton?

I'm an ally to the experience. Great answer. I'm a Swifty, so by proxy, I support Hunter's interest. But I'm not a Swifty. Right. I'm just a Payne-iac. Payne-iac. That's what we mean.

Payne-iac. That's where we can connect, actually. Yes. Yes. Yeah. Now, what do you make of her recent... Now, you said Tree Payne kind of orchestrated so well, this whole, um,

Taylor and Dawson Kamala thing, like kind of getting past the Brittany Mahomes of it all. Yes. What's your take on recent happenings with tree? I don't know. I, I feel like the, the Brittany Mahomes of it all is like,

it's, it's gotten too much. Like she, tree pain needs a worthy foe. And that is not Brittany Mahomes. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Her like Yvonne,

Ivanka Trump cosplay and like the Chanel suit she wore like the last game was just, it was a nightmare. But I feel like Tria's playing this pretty well. Who is a worthy opponent to Tree Pain? I dare not speak their name. No, I don't know who it would be.

J-Lo? Benny Medina. Oh, I'd love to see them face off. No, no. Free paint would ruin Benny Medina's life. No. Wait, did you watch the documentary? Yeah.

Did you watch him talk? I actually just watched it again. Did you watch him talk down to that exec who was like, it's not a music video. It's a feature. Yeah, but you know what, though? Ultimately, and I say this with all due respect, what was it? Oh. What was it? Oh! What was it?

And I'll say, I will also say the by far most compelling element of that entire J-Lo project was the documentary. Directed by who? Directed by Leo Mann. Be careful.

Ben? Ben? Yes, he wanted to make it. Yes, you said this. So it's so crazy that he's depicted it and being like, well, I don't know

because like you said he was setting up cameras yes they they have photos I can't remember this maybe page six so they had photos of him setting up cameras and like him like framing her do you know what the biggest gag is this is the biggest gag he looks amazing in the documentary no he's yeah he's he's like the most loving

husband he's the most loving husband he's the best part about her besides her children feminism walked out of the room. I don't know. I will say, he did come off really well in the documentary. The gag is that he and Matt Damon are

producers on Kiss of the Spider Woman. Yes. Which is going, which I heard, I heard T, that it's good. Okay. And that she is really good in it. And that they think if you're looking for her narrative to go, they shot it while they were separating before they got divorced. She shot this movie from March to May of this last year.

Wow. And so while they were separating. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we were watching challengers and she was getting to work. Yes. She was literally doing it. And it was, it. Yeah, yeah. We were watching Challengers and she was getting to work. Yes. She was literally doing it. Wow.

It was like very quiet, the fact that they shot it, but they literally got it in the can during what, if we're to look on paper, were the darkest days of their separation. And you have to imagine, if that's funneled into the project

and the narrative is she's coming back and she's able to capitalize on this, maybe Benny Medina does win after all. I mean, I feel like she's always a professional. I will say that. It doesn't actually stop me to hear that she would be able to make it through that experience and still be able to serve kind. I'm also just looking at her Instagram and the way that she's handling it alone is kind

of making me stand. I'm changing my tune a little bit because I love a loud bitch. Yeah. You're going to be like, Oh, I'm going through a breakup. I'm going to live tweet every moment of it. Like,

I'm going to take this almost like Tinder-esque selfie where her ass is seen in the mirror and then her face is in the front. That's a real woman. It's why a Leo man doesn't stand a chance against a Leo woman. That's the real truth. That's the truth. Hunter, agree. Two wolves within me. Two wolves. Bisexuality, actually. That's the real truth. That's the truth. Hunter, agree?

Two wolves within me, yeah. Two wolves. Bisexuality, actually. That's what that is. And I am actually one of those people that believe she should be holding an Oscar in her hand. Oh, absolutely. For Hustlers, I was going to say, can we stage the space?

Like, that was deserved. Because only J-Lo could have done Hustlers. Lots of ladies could have done Laura Dern in Marriage Story. Not saying she wasn't great in it, but it's like, I just feel like when the role meets the performer in such a way,

you have to honor that moment. Did you watch her Netflix doc where she's sitting in bed crying over not getting an Oscar nomination? That was a low moment. You have to understand, I also subscribe to the newsletter. Something you need to know about me. I to understand, I also subscribe to the newsletter. Like somebody needs to know about me. I'm also,

I'm a J-Lo fan. Listen, I love it. I swear I'm blacklisted from it. No. No, I get them like hours later than everyone else. No.

Yeah, I do. It's Benny. The J-Lo newsletter? Yes. On the J-Lo. I didn't realize, I didn't realize this existed.

She writes it to her J-lovers. That's fine for you. She writes it to her J-lovers. She writes it to her J-lovers. You're not one of the J-Lo. I didn't realize this existed. She writes it to her J-lovers. That's fine for you. She writes it to her J-lovers. She writes it to her J-lovers. If you're not one of the J-lovers, you wouldn't know. I guess I'm not. Wait, where's the documentary

on this March to May period then? Coming. Coming soon. Because that's Kiss of the Spider Woman and The Separation and Met Gala, which was like the first sign of like, oh, it's done. Yes.

You don't need it. It's going to be on Amazon Prime though. Soon. Hopefully. I mean, that would be a perfect trif Yeah. You don't need Amazon Prime, though. So hopefully, I mean, that would be a perfect trifecta documentary trifecta, which is halftime,

the greatest love story never told. And then whatever this is, that's talking about. Actually would be like when capitalism is cool. I'm like, wait, that would be epic if we actually just turn

this into a whole bit. It's like everyone's talking about Beyonce's trilogy. Well, we need to be talking about the potential for this J-Lo trilogy. Is the Beyonce trilogy ever happening? I mean, there will be the third album. There will be the third album, but it's just a question of where the visuals are.

Oh, I was talking about the Netflix thing. When she had signed a Netflix deal for three productions, and one of them was Homecoming, and the other two have yet to materialize. Okay, wow. I mean, you have to imagine, well, wait. and one of them was Homecoming Homecoming and the other two have yet to materialize okay wow I mean you have to imagine well wait

Renaissance is that anywhere Renaissance was did that count they did the movie it didn't land anywhere and then it didn't did it come out

it didn't come out anywhere I don't think it was a Netflix production yeah right maybe it was though I don't know I believe that the

Beyonce visuals exist and I believe that there's a plan. There are some people out there who think who doubt that something leaked and it was like, you know, it might not be as much of a grand plan as everyone thinks. I'm like, no. Even this, I feel like, is a leak.

Because you're talking about someone who is the greatest Virgo of all time. The original Virgo. Who has done things previously thought that he couldn't execute and they've been to perfection every single time I don't think there's any way that you are the

visuals is the final answer on that exactly the you are the visuals does not feel like the end of anything it's the beginning but also I think it's fine to like hear me out like wait like this is just we're edging like I think it's fine to like hear me out like wait we're edging like I think it's fine that we are you advocating patience yeah okay this is

a crazy day this is a crazy day I've actually changed I don't know if I'm different now it's cool while we have you advocating for patience we want to dig a little deeper you Peyton because we have not yet asked you the question Hunter Harris has been asked the question what was the culture that made you

say culture was for you? But now it's time for you, Peyton Dix, to answer that question. Oh my god, the way I was like, oh my god, I don't think so, honey, already. My chest got tight. To remind everybody, Hunter's answer we were recalling from when you came on, Erin Brockovich. Erin Brockovich? Oh!

Okay, I was thinking about like, okay. It can be anything. It doesn't have to be a movie. Okay, okay, because, wow, I have a different answer. Yeah. Oh, okay. I was thinking about like, okay. It can be anything. It can be, it doesn't have to be a movie. Okay. Okay. Cause wow. I have a different answer. I was like in theater camp, brag. And I remember this girl, I was in like maybe middle school.

And this girl was telling me about how pink got her name. If we all know the lore. Alicia Moore. Yeah. Thank you for calling her by her government name. Wait, I've never. It's spelled weird too. It's A-L-E-C-I. Yeah, thank you for calling her by her government name. Wait, I've never heard that one. It's spelled weird, too. It's A-L-E-C-I.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Of course. White people are so creative with their names. I love it. I love it. What are they going to do next? But she got her name because she had friends that were black and had never allegedly seen a white girl's pussy before.

Can I say pussy? Yeah, you can say pussy. You can say whatever you want. Great. More to come. You said cunted earlier. Can I say pussy? Yeah, you can say pussy. You can say whatever you want. Great. More to come. You said cunted earlier. Can I say pussy? And now I'm like,

oh, shoot. Can I say fuck? What words are bad? Wait, finish. Go on with the story. I want to hear. They hadn't seen a white girl's pussy before.

Yeah, classic. And then she, my down bitch, showed and was like, damn, that's pink. And that's how she got her name pink. Seriously, it's a true story. She's like, wait, wait, wait. And that's how she got her name Pink. Seriously, it's a true story.

Wait, Shamika said she had potential. No, no, no, no, no. No. What a gramp. This is a professional setting. Hunter, no. Sorry. I had to.

It was right there. It was right there. I put it down so you could pick it up. And that's why we wore it together. That's why you're watching us say this. Wondering on that one. No! No!

Sorry. Oh my God. First three. Wow. Wow, are we getting this? Okay. So is that really? It's true.

It's true. It's true. Is that also where the exclamation point came in or was that just fun? I think that was like when white people were really creative and then they started

doing something special. What about exclamation point? Yeah, because she's loud. And I think like in general, I loved pink and that felt like so shocking for me to hear.

Yeah. Also was just so much more interesting to me this like era of like white women cosplaying different races. Like I loved it. I was like more.

I'll never forget when There You Go came out. And then I saw the video and I was like, huh? Her and Gwen Stefani were doing it big and doing it hard. We've talked about this. I think when you're going to culturally appropriate, you got to do it with your chest. Yeah. Pedals with metal. Don't have faucets.

Oh, period. I'm like, that's why I'm why i'm i heard you guys talking about positions oh my god no and it was and look it's a great album it's a it's a great album album it's an r&b album so i was thinking next so thank you she's been black for a minute that's my black queen when she wants to be when she wants to be i think she's taking time off right now, but that's okay. Arms are open when she's in her bag. She's in her image and heap bag right now. Yeah, yeah. Which we all get into sometimes.

Image and heap, a creative white name to you? Yeah, that's like a verb. That's not a name. It's an action. For her last name to be heap is iconic. Heap. Wait, is that her legal name? Yeah.

Her last heap. Image and heap. I saw her that her legal name? Yeah. Her last name. Heap. Imogen Heap. I saw her actually at the Greek. It was a transcendent. Oh, she's incredible. Is she like Irish? What would you call Imogen Heap?

I don't know. Is she like Scottish? She's a white creative. But she like. Imogen Heap is a white creative and that's rule of culture number 50. Imogen Heap is a white creative. Is she Irish? No, she's a white creative.

She's a white creative. It's just two of their clothes, though. They're neighboring. But she is American. No, she's British. Oh, she's British. Is she British? I have no idea.

What did you say? She's an English musician. Okay, great. From Essex. Oh, from Essex. So she's... Yeah, from Essex. Okay.

She's just a young girl. Oh, my God. Wow. I really like to hear. Did you guys have a Brad Summer, would you's... Okay. She's just a young girl. I really liked her. Did you guys have a brat summer, would you say? Yeah. I have a brat lifestyle, I think. Yeah, you really do. That is very true. I'm trying to unlearn, but, like, every time we record our podcast,

every Monday, I come in with, like, they're like, Peyton needs to drink more water because I've been, like, hungover for... You've been running hard. Wait, but I will say it's a very brat coded answer to the question which is how pink discovered her name was she showed her pussy to her friends yes yeah and charlie was like oh wait and so does this like lump in a bunch of other stuff for you like is it like a queer awakening too for you to like know about this or absolutely not actually that made me less gay I like closed my legs to that

yes yes but I think it just was one maybe a a sexual awakening in general okay great and then leaning into being like oh pink is so fucking cool and iconic I want to be a bad bad girl like yeah and has it been a steady love of pink since that time

she's remained she has she really has remained time? So she's remained. She has. She really has remained. Despite all odds, she's remained. It's incredible. Swinging from the roof and like, she's a performer.

Wait, the performance? Oh my God. Sealed into my brain. You're talking about Glitter in the Air. Oh, wait. The Glitter? Yeah.

Oh, I'm sorry. That was great. Dance background. Sorry, I don't know if you know what I'm talking about. Yeah, the Glitter performance from the Grammys. Yes, Glitter in the Air. That was great. Dance background. Sorry, I don't know if you noticed. Yeah, the glitter performance on the Grammys. Yes, glitter in there. It was stunning.

It was one of the first times she did the aerials in like a very public performance way. And I think as a result of it being such a beloved performance, it then kind of became like her whole thing. The thing that she's constantly up in the air and spinning and twirling. Is she ever like two feet on the ground? She is, but not foring. Is she ever like two feet on the ground? She is, but not for long.

Like she's airborne. If there's potential for her to be, I'm not even kidding, shot into the sky. Right. I sent you the video of her. She's here. Two seconds later,

she is at the back. A hundred feet in the air at the back of the stadium. Like it's one of the most incredible things I've ever seen. And singing well. Yeah. I do feel a little bit of nostalgia for who Pink used to be. Okay. Okay. When she accepted,

I think it was, was it a GLAAD award when she was like, I'm gay and everyone's roaring applause. No, I'm not. First of all, same. First of all,

me too. One time in eighthth grade I said just kidding actually oh nevermind like she used to just be so I guess maybe this is just an extension

or an older version of being so out of pocket yeah and like it's just in a different way and it's like 10 feet off the ground

totally it's a little different her being 10 feet off the ground is her being out of pocket totally totally swinging from the roof um but yeah i know for some reason that made me kind of like lock in yeah let me get out of theater camp and into the streets the streets i'm in eighth grade walking out of theater camp running on cheviot hills on my pussy oh my god i'm gonna love this yeah i'm so

i love to say things with my chest yes you have to i feel like pink would do the same i'm honoring her pink like was one of those girls too like she had a reputation for like going there and i'll never never forget like the back and forth between pink and christina aguilera on their watch what happens lives like about who swung on who in a club, like pink was like, there was some physical altercation between Christina Aguilera and pink at some time. And then like pink said,

Oh, Christina swung on me. And Christina was like, why would I swing on her? She could kick my ass. Like I would never do that. But like, no,

that neither of them denied that there were hands thrown between pink and Christina. Wow. This is the old pop girl beef that we need to, now it's all in the business aspect of it. And like, we need it to be back. We need to go back to like a fight broke out at the club.

And the last moment of this was like Cardi and Nikki, I guess. Yeah. But the thing is like, it's tough though, because like, yes, I would agree. The like litigious nature of it all is like so much uglier and weirder

and darker. And sadder, yeah. We're losing recipes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But then I don't want the girls physically fighting. No, I know. I do. I think that's fine. I think more girls should hit each other. You think Sabrina and Olivia should have like a tiny girl skidding war?

Well, those are children. If you're under like five foot two, you can't be like throwing hands. Chapel Run will beat someone's ass. Probably already has. Theater kids fight, actually. That's the whole, yeah. 100%. They fight, they fuck.

Yeah. Theater kids be fucking. Because they free. Because they fuck. Yeah. Don't theater kids be fucking. Because they free. Because they free. Wait, no, but the thing about Chapel that you guys were talking about on your podcast, because you guys had like a real dialogue about Chapel Roan and the like response to everything.

Yeah. Apparently like, so our friend Dave Mazzoni was on the carpet at the VMAs working for Logo. And apparently Chapel hits the carpet and everyone is just like screaming at her because now the photographers know if they fuck with her she might like snap back so

the weird thing about it is like she's low key matching their energy and he said that she like sprinted over to them at Logo and then was just like so nice to them she's like I just want to talk to you guys because you guys aren't fucking screaming at me.

Because he was saying that being there watching it, it's very clear that like they are fucking with her. Yeah. That's the thing. Yeah. That's really shitty. That you could like see it happen. Like there's a clip of her being like, no.

She tells the guy to shut the fuck up. Yeah. She goes, shut the fuck up. That was us earlier. Yeah. she tells the guy to shut the fuck up yeah he goes she goes like shut the fuck up that was us earlier yeah but he said it was wild to be there and like watch it

and he was like oh no she's like giving it back to them in the way that she gets it worst case scenario she like ends up being

speaking of Fiona Apple she ends up being like a Fiona Apple kind of person or a D'Angelo who's like I'm gonna lock myself in a house

for the next decade and not put out music. It's like that's what would be the biggest not the biggest loss, but it would just be a sad situation that she would not feel like. It's like what Adele does. Adele literally being like, you will not see me. I will not be found.

Adele can get lost. She really went away. Such a Taurus of love. Is that what Tauruses do? Is that what you do? No. Have you seen that? Is that what Tauruses do?

Because then you just have a brat lifestyle. I don't know what that was. Most Tauruses, yeah, but I move different. You move different. A little different. What is pink, astrologically? Aries, maybe, but I move different. You move different. A little different. What is pink astrologically? Aries, maybe, would be my guess.

Oh, Aries. Are you one of those people that can guess? I'm a lesbian. Guess for me. Do you all want to be guessing? Oh, no, for pink? No, no, no. Yeah, I think I'm curious.

It's September 8th, so isn't that Virgo? Virgo! Oh, yes! I know that for her. She has to communicate with so many people that have to get her into the sky. Yeah. She has to be perfect. She's like, oh, Disney, my body needs to survive this.

That's so many in this world. She's like, let's make sure, because then did you see that one clip of them getting it wrong? And she was like, no, no, no, no, no! And she hit like a speaker. Oh my God, no. Please.

I will. That performance of the- Wait, no, no, no, no. He fell down and he saw it. No, no, no, no, no. As she hits, she like went, her whole side of her body slammed into like- Is it giving, and it starts right now.

Is it giving that? Do you know what I'm talking about? What is that? It's the guy on like the jet pack, the water jet pack. And he's like, he's like on the news and he's like, and it starts right now. And then he like, he dives into the water.

I love any video of someone where something suddenly puts them in motion. Like you ever watch a video of like a reporter on like a free fall ride? This is so stupid. But like years ago, I'll never forget, it was Rosie O'Donnell.

Rosie O'Donnell took the cast of the Drew Carey show, I swear to God, to California Adventure when it had just opened. And they had this ride that was like a free fall drop tower ride that they've since taken down. It's no longer there. But it's just Rosie O'Donnell and the woman from the Drew Carey show. I don't remember her name.

No, not Mimi. The other one. Oh, the one who was. Yeah, I know who you're talking about. But they were like literally having a conversation. They're like, where are you from? I'm from Long Island. Oh my God. I have cousins from Long Island.

No, seriously, where are they? And then they just shoot into the sky. And Rosie O'Donnell's like, ah! And I'm like, see, there's more television like this. Make people flying projectiles quickly more. Do you know the two girls that like, the one that they get launched and she keeps passing Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

Nothing like that. Put it into my veins. I love the videos of people on roller coasters when they don't want to be there. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. It's really beautiful. It's so good. One of my favorite experiences is like going to a theme park and being like, I'm kind of scared. And then everyone's like Peyton, Peyton. I'm like, no, I'm scared.

And they're like, Peyton. I'm like, okay. Even though I'm kind of like, fine about it. I just like, I actually just want people to be like, You want the drama. Yeah, I want a little like, lead up to the moment. So that's the thing about me. Guess my sign, and the one you were gonna say is not it.

Oh, you saw my mouth start to, oh. You were starting to say Capricorn. I was. Wow. I was thinking earth but now I'm thinking he's a he's a crier if that helps well you're gonna give it away

oh sorry sorry sorry um okay cancer feels too on the nose for that then maybe Pisces oh

from a Pisces rising Pisces cancer moon it's serious oh my god oh my goodness people look at my chart people that are in the know

look at my chart and they apologize are in the know look at my chart and they apologize to me. Wow. It's like every feeling that's ever been felt, you've had it. Yeah. Yeah.

In any given moment. Yeah. Like right now, you just start weeping. Oh no, it can happen. I've actually been really emotional lately.

That's great. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think it's good. At first, real tears I've cried in a long time was Hunter saying, Shamika said she.

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Where did you hear about that? At theater camp. Oh, at theater camp. From the girls. From the girls. The girls were sort of sitting around. And was there an implied breakaway from theater camp once you found this information?

Like you never went back? Well, I hated those girls also. But I was thankful for the information. And sometimes you get the information from the people you hate and that's like. Totally. Was this the only time going to theater camp

or did you go regularly as growing up? I frequented. You frequented. But I actually was only ever really in theater because I was dancing. Got it.

Got it. Got it. So I was just kind of a five, six, seven, eight girl. Uh-huh.

Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Yeah. So dancers are the perfect vibe of like, you're not a theater kid necessarily. You just love to like hang out and like move

and you love music. Like the vibe with the dancer is so ideal because you're not like competitively like rattling off like musical theater facts. That's my one thing with theater kiddom is that I'm like, okay, like we don't have to be like encyclopedias at each other. Yeah.

That's my only thing. But you're theater. Kind of. But like the thing that like put me off of being a theater kid was like, it was just this constant like what I'm in ship about, like who did it more and who knew more. Like all this stuff that I'm like, I hate that. I like being proximate to. Yes. And I like being able to talk shit about a community that I'm tangentially a hate that. I like being proximate to kids. And I like being able to talk shit

about a community that I'm tangentially a part of. Like that feels like a kind of, I don't know, does that make me a minority? No. Not being black or being gay, but being a dancer.

A dancer in a theater community. A minority. So what I'm coming out as being a minority in a theater community. A minority. So what I'm coming out as being a minority. Totally. You boil it down to theater kid. You can boil it down to what? Like my vibe? Yeah, back then.

Oh, like back then it was like, I'm sorry to say improv kid. Improv kid. This was like theater was just a means to like get into into the improv group. Sports kid. You were a sports kid? What sports?

Hardcore, cross country, and track. And then before that, baseball and soccer and basketball. Always a three-sport athlete because I had a coach dad. So that will sort of dictate what your activities are, especially growing up on Long Island. Distance running, wow. I had a 436 mile when I was in high school wow oh my goodness that's good i was that bitch dedicated girl who was like not cool about it in fact at the straight wedding i was just that last week

the guy who was no i was number one on my track on my cross-country team and the number two was there and he was like we were like jamming out. And I remember I was such like, in high school, I was so like, why are you smoking weed? And then, because I remember at the time, way back in high school, he was like, you're so, he's like, I don't know why you're like this. You know what's gonna happen?

You're gonna become the biggest stoner out of all of us. And then cut to now. And then you finish that pint of dairy. Cut to now, Bowen Yang says you finished the whole thing. No, no, no. Bow, how would you boil your identity down back then? I was writer girl.

Writer girl. Yes. Oh my gosh. No, no, no, no. Not the other courses. I was just a writer. I went to Italy when I was in third grade and I came back and said, I'm going to make a newspaper for a class

so I can tell everyone about my trip. Oh, I love that. And educate them all. It's alarming you weren't bullied. I was like, Mr. Worldwide over here went to Italy and she wants to come and tell us in Oklahoma about it. I was so pissed.

I'd be like, are you joking? No, everything. Every year I wrote something. I was always a writer. Was newspaper like the first thing of many like weird Tumblr girl? I was a Tumblr girl. Okay. I wanted to be a novelist when I was like younger.

I would like fake write books all the time. And then I eventually fake wrote screenplays because I wanted to write a screenplay for Daniel Radcliffe and I to fall in love. Oh my God. That's sweet. Thank you. And then, yeah. Then I wrote it for the high school paper to meet boys.

Yeah. To meet boys? To meet boys. Because I would interview them. Oh. Slut. Oh my God. That's slutty.

So you would be like, I'm doing a big piece for the school paper. Can I interview you? Absolutely. I did a whole thing on the football team. With each member? That was part of it. I had to interview them all. Did you pull trade?

I'm not going to say. Oh, what are you talking about? It's high school. You can't pull back the curtain on whether or not your grand plan worked in high school. It did work. It did work. Oh wait, and then it comes full circle because then I wrote for the college paper where I brought her in. That was work. There you go. Great. There you go. And then, oh, wait, and then it comes full circle because then I wrote

for the college paper where I brought her in. Oh! That was our first time working together. Yeah. First collab. Yeah.

Our first collab was not that. We needed a, I know it was being the plan B at Emerson College. That was our first collab. Yeah, but. What was Emerson like?

It's supposed to be a fun school. Not even, I know you don't want to talk about college. Fuck yourself. It's supposed to be fun. I toured Emerson and't want to talk about college. It's supposed to be fun. I toured Emerson and their number one thing they kept saying was Jay Leno went here.

They couldn't stop talking about it. They love to brag about the comedians, for sure. They do. It was either Jay Leno, they'd always talk about Jennifer Coolidge, too. And the show, and the gay show. Friends. The gay show, Friends.

What's a. Phoebe says you have potential. Will and Grace. Will and Grace. Will and Grace. They started their film there or something. Oh, yeah. Was it the director or something went there?

I think so. One of the sets was in our. Something like that. Our alumni office worker is like digging their heels. Digging their nails in. Yeah, that's not true. I don't know. Totally.

Okay. So not what was college in Emerson like, but did you enjoy Boston or were you like, I'm a celebrity, get me out of there. Yeah. I don't think anyone enjoys Boston. I love Boston. I go there to tour and they're some of my best audiences.

So you love Boston, but hate Ben Affleck. I just want to make sure I have that correct. First of all, I didn't say but hate Ben Affleck. I just want to make sure I have that correct. First of all, I didn't say I hate Ben Affleck. I said I have Ben Affleck's number. I don't hate Ben Affleck. So that's like an easy... Wait, hold on. No, I get... I feel like

I understand Ben Affleck's deal. I don't hate Ben Affleck. I have empathy for Ben Affleck. I don't think he should be dating these emotionally deck-of-cards-esque women, because I think he should know himself the way I feel I know him.

And then he wouldn't hurt so many women. I also need to save space for emotionally deck-of-cards women. Emotionally deck-of-cards. I identify actually. Thank you. I told you all about my astro. Now I understand that you are water sign coded. Yeah. I feel actually really true to the identify. Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. I told you all about my. Now I understand that you are water sign coded. Yeah.

Actually really true to the soul. Thank you. The thing is, I feel like every sign people to say, Oh, Leo's love, but Leo men, Virgo's love,

but Virgo men. No, it's so there's a common denominator. Men. Right. So that's where I kind of say, okay, so men are trash.

Right. Like you guys had, Oh, that astrologist, the astrologer isa yeah yes isa on and she was like oh it's astrology's pattern recognition but it's like well the ultimate pattern recognition is gendered it's like men act a certain way and women act a certain way if i mean i'm being i'm like bastardizing the whole like concept but no but i think that that is what happens yeah yeah just like but of course capricricorn Man. Right, right, right, right. Like, everyone does it with every sign.

So then I just, let's, like, stop bullshitting each other and just say what it is. Sure. Which is tough. The thing that, like, I was reading about Aquarius Men in the wake of something. And it's like, well, you know, they'll often just, like, they march to the beat of their own drummer. And, like, they'll do whatever. I'm like, that's, like, a funny funny interesting way of saying they'll do whatever it is the fuck they want to do. You know what I mean? It's just like the way they want to

terrorize you. They're offbeat. The terror is just different by the sign but it's still like terrorizing the person receiving it. They zig when you're supposed to zag. A Capcom man is like oh he's going to tell you why he hates you.

He's going gonna use you emotionally for sure for sure Hunter current feelings about Daniel Radcliffe like is it still like do you still hold a torch no yeah okay that's good that's healthy no I can't do the Harry Potter thing yeah but I don't think he's past that now no no I'm yeah I think he's

past Harry Potter but I'm just saying in general it's just like it reminds me too much of like that era totally it's nice when you like grow me too much of like that era. Totally. It's nice when you like grow up and are like, I don't know why I was in love with X celebrity or Y celebrity or any person really. Yeah. I used to have a crush on Rupert Grint. Me too. Oh, wow.

I thought he was so hot. And it's so crazy because when you're reading the books, you don't have a crush on Ron. You know what I mean? You're never creating a Ron in your head. That's hot. And then for some reason, that grint. But honestly, it was like really Malfoy at the end of the day. Yeah, unfortunately.

Really Malfoy Downs. Malfoy's dad. Really? What's his name? The guy from Adolfo's Daughter. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. You're talking about him. Is his name Alfred something? Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah his name Alfred something yes Alfred Enoch

Alfred Enoch he was the lead of how to get away with murder and the spoiler alert dies at the end of the first season why did I spoil were you upset that can't be a spoiler if you get your nails done you know what happens I mean it's like

it's playing at every nail salon I feel like wait mean, it's like it's playing at every nail salon, I feel like. Wait, How to Get Away with Murder is playing at every nail salon? I feel like it was playing at one I just went to the other day. They were just playing How to Get Away with Murder? Yes. I'll never forget the pilot of that show when she turned around from that chalkboard and said, How to Get Away with Murder.

And I was like, this is what you chose to do and I'm so thrilled about it. Thank God. With all your power, you said, I want to do this. How long was she on that show? A long time. Didn't it go for like six seasons?

Yeah, I think so. But she was with it the whole time? Yeah. Good for her. Yeah. She just respects the work. Yeah. No matter where it comes from.

And no matter what it is. No matter what it is. Period. Sometimes I will be floored when I realize like someone is doing some, I'm like, wow, they really wanted to work. Sure. But sometimes I am floored by like

what people love and are obsessed with. Like the fact that J.Lo threw a Bridgerton party is crazy to me. But also, she's America's most famous basic woman. To me, that was the big takeaway from- She's America's most famous basic woman. Don me, that was the big takeaway. She's America's most famous basic woman. Don't talk to me about Taylor Swift.

No, you're going to lose it. I think that J-Lo cosplays as someone that's not as basic as she is. But then why is everything cream? And her affinity for hats. Why is everything cream? What's with all the hats?

What's with getting married to Mark Anthony? That's basic. He's the light FM. The man. You keep pushing me out. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm like, I'm just. I didn't notice you.

I thought I was just really getting it. I thought you were just kind of being moved for a moment. I'm leaning in. I'm leaning in. Wait, you guys were saying Sabrina Carpenter makes music for straight women. I think Jayla makes music for straight women. Oh, absolutely. Jayla makes music for.

Did you listen to that? I listened for who? Sorry. I listened and I listened to like two songs, but. No, no. That was that album was really bad. There was one song that I liked. Which one?

This Time Around. Can you sing that? I'm not going to do it justice. Okay. Okay, fair. But maybe I need to give it one more spin. This is me now. That one at least had something because it was like something you could latch on to

yeah I just felt like you know remember when she released On The Floor like that was good things were different things were different well I'll never forget when this was actually way before you were on SNL this is so random

but my best friend from high school Kenny and I we would dream about one day going to Saturday Night Live. And we found out that the way you get tickets is you have to send in for the lottery during the month of August. And they'll give you a random date, like two tickets, and you can either take that date or you don't go.

Like, you don't get to pick. It's like a really intense, it's really, really, really rare that you get it. We got it, like, randomly. Your first lottery? We would, it's really, really, really rare that you get it. We got it like randomly. Your first lottery? We would do it every year. And then Kenny won it one year. Wow.

And it was host and musical guest J-Lo. Wow. Was it starting the I Love You Poppy era? This was, okay, so she was releasing an album called Love? Yes, yes. This was on the floor. This was the on the floor era. But this was before they put the dance stuff on it.

So she did two ballads called Starting Over and Until It Beats No More. I'm telling you. She sang two ballads. There was an acoustic guitar on stage next to her. And I'm telling you, this footage is out there. You got caught. And I remember turning to Kenny and being like, I thought she was pretty good. He was like, I mean, yeah, she was

good. So Kenny didn't like it. No, and that's what I'm saying. But I will say, it was at that period of time where, so Kenny is a straight man, so there was definitely the energy of, dad ass though. You know what I mean? It definitely doesn't lie. And it's an

absolute treasure. But her sketch comedy was pretty lie. And it's an absolute treasure. But her sketch comedy was pretty good. She's a really good host. But it was weird because all of a sudden, after that, I was like, oh, On the Floor came out, and I was like, this is a pivot. The music was not the, they did not want what

would ultimately be the type of genre she did on This Is Me Now. She has wanted to do that for a this is me now right she has wanted to do that yeah like i think she's wanted to give like this is music that i really feel from my heart and my emotions okay joanne wait i like don't like when artists do what they want to be doing like i'm actually like you said get into the sweatshop and make it. Get into the heart factory and get to work. That's not what we want from you.

And yet you like Chapel Road and you really defend her. Okay, but I think she's giving us what we want, though. And what she wants to do. Yeah, it just happens to be the same thing. Okay, yeah. Happy medium for her. Go steal from Ashanti again.

You guys are making great points about how Chapel Roan sings with her chest. She doesn't just say what she feels with her chest, but she also sings with her chest. And it has been nice. It has been nice to have someone really coming out here and giving me full belt. A belt. I do think the musical moment of the year is the end of the Good Luck Bay bridge. It is the musical event of the year is the end of the Good Luck Bridge. Yeah. It is the musical event of the year. Period.

One more thing about J.Lo, though, is that I do think she is, she has this, like, pincushion quality to her, where it's like we all want to, like, get in there. And, like, no one will let her, like, do the things she wants to do. And people, like, pick on her in this way. Like, in the way that we might even be doing now. And it's totally fine. I just think like, even like the IO moment on the podcast,

like IO talking about JLo in that way. And then having it like kind of rear its head again, when they were like sharing a space at SNL, it's like, there is a quality about JLo that we were like, we kind of love to make fun of, not make fun of her. We love to like pick it apart.

She works so hard to be as famous as she is. And you have to remember like. That's okay. It's okay for someone to sweat like that. Right. But what I'm saying is if you're going to be out here sweating like that, you're going to have commentary on you. Totally.

And then to be like arms folded. Well, I didn't like that comment when you not only you're, yes, you are so gifted, so talented, whatever not only you're yes you are so gifted so talented whatever but you're also like so you you work so hard for people to talk about you like this then you can't be irritated when people talk about you like this

I think that's true but I mean that being said I think the Io thing was such a specific moment of like JLo actually reacting and what I felt was a cruel way but like usually she does take it like usually she's not super reactive. But I think in this one instance, she was like, I think she gave an interview

where she was like, well, people said, you know, everyone says stuff when they're 20 or, it was something that I just felt like was very disingenuous. Cause like JLo, when you were 20,

you were saying the N word in music. We all listen. We remember the songs. Let's be serious i also think it's fine to make fun of hot people like that's what they're there for like oh you can't take you look at your abs you can take 50 whatever look at your ass at 50 you can take it okay you've got that yeah i would be like if that was me i'd be like fuck him anyway yeah she is you know i think she like wants to be a singer

but she is ultimately like a superstar like she's so good at being famous she's so like Bridgerton Birthday come on be serious she's so funny

she's naturally she's a Kamala Harris of of pop girls of pop girls she's naturally a comedian that's huge

you know what you know what we've lost which is actually I think the best Kamala meme ever can we've lost, which is actually, I think, the best Kamala meme ever? Can someone turn that up? Which is one of the classics. Can someone turn that up?

Is, I think, my favorite thing we have Kamala. Did she say those words in that moment? I don't know. I don't know where it came from. Yeah, yeah. I just like the stare. I like not knowing any of them in context. I don't want the context for any of them.

I just like them as standalone. Wait, what's your favorite combo meme? Don't choose mine. I have a new favorite, which it's not that it's recent. Sorry, not to cut into your answer. No, no, no. Wait, well, what's yours?

Yeah, what's yours? Okay, so there's some teachings that need to happen. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So there's some learnings that need to happen. Spencer does say that to me every week. It's a really good teacher. She's like, Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So there are similarities that need to happen. Hunter does say that to me every week. Yeah. She's like,

oh, listen, it's a physical thing. It's a field of her left behind that day. Okay, wait. Randomly new favorite, it was not going to be the one I was originally

going to say, but the wheels on the bus go round and round. Yes, yes, yes. And like skipping and hopping was, I was like, oh, she is on some good SSRI.

Yes, yes, yes, yes. I wouldn't be soft brain like that. That's how I want to live my life. Soft brain quality. What about you? I mean, I think, can someone turn that up? But in terms of what she has said, I do love Unburdened.

Unburdened is great. I love Unburdened by what it's been. The physicality to that one too is also really good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I just love anyone that repeats something a million times. Like I recently did watch the, there can be a hundred people in a row. It's so good.

It's performance art. It's one of our best moments in press ever. What is your favorite combo? It's, it can be subbed up for something else, but it's, I love good news. I just love good news. I just love good news. Yes. I love Gen Z.

I love Gen Z. I just love Gen Z. I love Gen Z. I love Gen Z. So there you go. President. Let's let president, president,

turn it up. President the house down. Let's move on to, I don't think so, honey. Is it time? It's time. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City are back. I love that. I love that.

Oh my gosh. Welcome. And last season's drama was just the tip of the iceberg. You're recording us? I am disgusted. Never in a million years after everything we've been through did I think that you would reach out to our sworn enemy. We were friends.

How could you do this to me? I don't trust her. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. Wednesdays at 9 on Bravo. Or stream it on City TV+. On Thanksgiving Day, 1999, a five-year-old boy floated alone in the ocean. He had lost his mother trying to reach Florida from Cuba.

He looked like a little angel. I mean, he looked so fresh. And his name, Elian Gonzalez, will make headlines everywhere. Elian Gonzalez. Elian. Elian. Elian. Elian. Elian.

Elian Gonzalez. At the heart of the story is a young boy and the question of who he belongs with. His father in Cuba. Mr. Gonzalez wanted to go home and he wanted to take his son with him. Or his relatives in Miami. Imagine that your mother died trying to get you to freedom. At the heart of it all is still this painful family separation. Something that as a Cuban,

I know all too well. Listen to Chess Peace, the Elian Gonzalez story as part of the My Cultura podcast network available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Cheryl Swoops,

WNBA champ, three-time Olympian, and Basketball Hall of Famer. I'm a mom, and I'm a woman. I'm Tarika Foster-Brasby, journalist, sports reporter, basketball analyst, a wife, and I'm also a woman. And on our new podcast, we're talking about the real obstacles women face day to day. See, athlete or not, we all know it takes a lot as women to be at the top of our game. We want to share those stories about balancing work and relationships, motherhood, career shifts. You know, just all the we go through. Because no matter who you are, there are levels to what we experience as women.

And T and I, well, we have no problem going there. Listen to Levels to This with Cheryl Swoops and Tarika Foster-Brasby, an iHeart Women's Sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment. You can find us on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Elf Beauty, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports. I'm Julian Edelman. I'm Rob Gronkowski. Guess what, folks? We're teammates again.

And we're going to welcome you guys all to Dudes on Dudes. I'm a dude, you're a dude, and Dudes on Dudes is our brand new show. We're going to highlight players, peers, guys that we played against, legends from the past, and we're just going to sit here and talk about them. And we'll get into the types of dudes. What kind of types of dudes are there, Gronk? We got studs, wizards. We got freaks.

Or dudes dude. We got dogs. Dogs. We'll break down their games. We'll share some insider stories and determine what kind of dude each of these dudes are. Is Randy Moss a stud or a freak? Is Tom Brady a dog or a dude's dude?

We're going to find out, Jules. New episodes drop every Thursday during the NFL season. Listen to Dudes on Dudes on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, I'm Jay Shetty, and I'm the host of On Purpose. My latest episode is with Jelly Roll. This episode is one of the most honest and raw interviews I've ever had. We go deep into Jelly Roll's life story from being in and out of prison from the age of 13 to being one of today's biggest artists.

We talk about guilt, shame, body image, and huge life transformations. I was a desperate, delusional dreamer, and the desperate part got me in a lot of trouble. I encourage delusional dreamers. Be a delusional dreamer. Just don't be a desperate, delusional dreamer, and the desperate part got me in a lot of trouble. I encourage delusional dreamers. Be a delusional dreamer. Just don't be a desperate, delusional dreamer. I just had such an anger. I was just so mad at life. Everything that wasn't right was everybody's fault but mine.

I had such a victim mentality. I took zero accountability for anything in my life. I was the kid that if you asked what happened, I immediately started with everything but me. It took years for me to break that, like years of work. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Trust me, you won't want to miss this one. This is our segment where we take one minute to really get something in culture. Matt and I will go first.

Matt, do you have something? I have something. It might not totally land, which is not unusual for me, but I have something. Why don't you go first then? Because I'm actually struggling to solidify. Okay, great. Okay, so this is going to be Bowen Yang's I Don't Think So Honey on this episode. And his time starts now.

I Don't Think So Honey hovering or just pacing around. Stay the fuck put. I was on a plane. The people who hover by the bathroom, you need to stop. You need to plant your feet. Feel your feet. Stay in one place. I just knocked my mic down. What is this thing with hovering?

I need you to be still. Am I making any sense? Sometimes I'm sitting next to my good sister, my friend, and he, and he paces every now and then. And I think we all need to, and this is not,

I'm not, I'm not targeting you. I'm saying there's a, there's a thing happening in the culture right now where people love to hover around folks or around a door or just are not being spatially considerate. And hovering is usually not convenient for anyone else but you. Why are you

hovering? Sit down, plant your feet, feel your feet, feel the weight of your body on the surface that you're making contact with. I don't think so any hovering. You are not a saucer, a UFO. You do not get, you are not levitating. You must plant your feet

firmly where you stand. That's one minute. Don't ever tell me how to move. If you ever tell me how to move again. Her body, her choice. No, no. I'm definitely a pacer. You're a pacer. I understand pacing, but there's a difference between pacing and hovering.

Like this whole like airplane door situation, the plane door thing. I'm like, oh, that's crazy. Stop. Stand there and wait. I'm like, oh, that's crazy. Stop. Stand there and wait. So you're in row like 38 being like immediately up. Like, oh, you got 10 minutes. No, come on. Okay, wait.

Now I have my I don't think so. Okay, this is Matt Rogers. I don't think so. His time starts now. I don't think so, honey. The words feel free to roam about the cabin. First of all, feel free to roam about the cabin. How about everyone just sits in their seat for the

what even if it's a long flight it's not long enough where you need to get up and roam about the cabin the word roam excuse me no if you want to stretch your legs it's one thing you want to get up and stretch and walk around to make sure you don't you're by your parts don't fall asleep that's one thing feel free to roam about the cabin i'm here too and then it's gonna become a thing where you're standing over me. 30 seconds. And I can't tell you where,

because then what you've done is you've given them the freedom to roam. They can feel free. And they can feel free to roam right above me. And then it becomes a Bo and Yang situation where he's like, why are you standing over me? Why are you standing by the bathroom?

Because guess where they're going to roam? Where there's room around the bathroom. Guess who maybe needs to go to the bathroom? Everyone else! Normal people who don't roam about the cabin. And trust me, I'm someone who gets restless like I have ADHD self-diagnosed. I have to get up and roam too.

But not about the cabin on the plane. I don't think so. And that's one minute. Thank you. As someone with self-diagnosed ADHD. I understand that you have to get up and move. Yes. But not around the cabin. No.

Wait, that's like so good. That's like one of those things you really never think about. But there are roamers. There's roamers. People love to roam about the cabin. And they're always being nosy. They're always trying to see what you're looking at. Trying to see what you're watching.

Trying to see what you're doing. Or worse, stretching. I've seen stretching and I've witnessed it and I hate it. We can't get on the same page about how you behave in an airplane. Because I'll also tell you this. What really bothers me is when the plane is landing and you're in an aisle seat and they won't pull up the window. The person in the window seat won't pull up the window. So you can't see when it lands.

Because the moment of a plane landing can be so jarring. No, but... Oh, and you would rather get a visual on how close you are. When the plane is landing, the windows are up. We all need to see. We need to have... Oh my God, you don't agree. No, no, I do agree.

I think there should be like a class in the third grade for all children across the world. About how to behave on an airplane. I think there should be like a class in the third grade for all children across the world about how to behave on an airplane. I think that's very true. That being said, I think if it's a dark flight, an early flight, it's dark outside, the shades need to be closed.

That's fine. The shades need to be closed. If people try to sleep, the shades need to be closed. I'm a reasonable person. But what I'm saying is when we're all going to land, why wouldn't you want everyone around you to have an awareness of when a large sound and movement is gonna happen i don't want someone to you know be next to me unaware that we're landing and then when we feel the jostle do something crazy i guess it's never subtle when you land like it always is like a shake

like it's never smooth sometimes I mean I've been on some flights where it lands and you're like that can't have been right that's so often actually have you ever felt like really felt one wheel hit the ground and then

the other wheel hit the ground were you on spirit oh my god I do think the European airlines they'll make you open the and then the other wheel hit the ground. Were you on spirit? Oh my God. I do think the European airlines, they'll make you open the shades before you land. Yes. And I appreciate it. I appreciate it.

Delta doesn't make you do that. Delta is very like choose your own adventure. It's very feel free. Yeah. Very feel free to roam about the cabin. I'm telling you, these words are harmful and we're going to regret them. Okay.

Because someone's going to feel too free. Yeah. I think we've all felt too free. People already feel too free when they walk around the cabin barefoot. Barefoot. It's too much. It's too much.

This one's saying a class. But there should be classes on how to fly. We talk about this all the time. The sexiest thing someone can do is getting through security just seamlessly. Oh. Don't do it. Okay.

Oh my God. Wait, there's something. I'm not. We're pressed for it. Oh my God. We're pressed for time. Yeah. Wait, what happened? Did you guys get into it? Did you travel well? No. I'll say we're in different lines.

Oh my God. Imagine I was in classes. Well, this one's global entry. Well, yeah. Because he's an adult. What are we doing? Don't. Excuse me. well this one's this one's global entry well yeah that's yeah that's good to hear I don't have it don't excuse me

there's a class war happening here no okay Hunter do you want to go first uh sure okay no I want to hear yours

I want to hear yours okay yeah okay because you've done it before yeah Peyton's done it before Peyton's going to close is going to bring us out

this is Peyton Dix's I Don't Think So Honey you ready and her time starts now I Don't Think So, Honey. You ready? And her time starts now. I don't think so, honey. Standing on business. I think we should sit, maybe lay, lie down,

maybe step on business and then immediately step off of it. I think we need more wishy-washy representation. I think you actually don't need to be 10 toes on anything. I think it's fine. It's a big, it's a tall order. I think you'd be like five toes or two big toes. Like, I think standing on business

is actually, if you think about it, just an extension of capitalism. Yeah. So if you're like pro the man, you're a cog in the machine, really, if you are pro standing on business.

I think when you move like me, a professional, a woman with an open mind, a child of knowledge, if you will. I'm actually just, you know, a Libra moon also, by the way. But I feel like if you are someone who is anti-standing on business, you are someone that's just eager to learn.

You're actually someone that's, I don't want to be beholden to, like, a tweet from, no one should be beholden to a tweet from, you know, high school or anything. I don't want to be beholden to a tweet from 10 minutes ago. That's not my business anymore. Like, I think that we should just be able to say what we want and then immediately regret it or immediately take it back. Yes. No consequence. And that's one minute.

Absolutely yes. Anti accountability queen. There was a royal pause that just happened. It might get cut from the audio, but it did happen. No, it did happen. Ten toes down is such a trap. Silly. You know what, though? I have a question for you. So you're an advocate for saying things with your full chest,

but also you're not an advocate. You're now, I don't think so, honey, standing on business. So what is the difference between standing on business- I'm doing it right now. I'm being wishy-washy. Wow, yeah. Yay. You know, I say so many things on our podcast,

and I'm just like, that's how you feel? And I'm like, actually, no. I don't think so. I actually iconically discovered a time that I did this, and I actually couldn't believe it. With my full chest one time, probably about two years ago, I said, people should be calling Taylor Swift

out for the private jet thing. Literally. And then it came on this podcast. Six months ago, I go, why are people pissed about her private jet thing? You don't want her showing up to the airport? You think Taylor is going to show up to the airport?

That would be inconvenient. But I literally said prior, like, no, that's not okay. And you should be able to hold people accountable if you love them. That's what a fan should do. Yeah, yeah. And then on the same podcast, the same human being. Hunter Harris. Do we have time for mine?

Absolutely. What do you mean? You said Peter would close us out. I said Hunter's going to close us out. Oh, okay, okay. I take it back.

I take it back. Okay, okay, okay. This is Hunter Harris. Wait, can you imagine if we were like, we can't. We can't. Well, I...

No, no, no, no. But we like the last one. Anyway. I have the timer. I have the clock. Okay. This is Hunter Harris's I Don't Think So Honey,

The Return. I'm trying to get ready. I hope it's as good as my... Her time starts now. Okay, I don't think so, honey. People who talk about college too much. I don't think so, honey. People who have school spirit

as an adult. You are grown. We get it. You went to school. You got a piece of paper. You paid $200,000 for a piece of paper and to make your friends.

Enough is enough. Enough with it. I don't want to see this school that's stanford the dumbest bitches i've ever met went to stanford i swear to god harvard oh take off your glasses enough enough okay so you want to go back to reunion okay fine enough okay so you want to go wherever whatever walk around williamsburg that's too much no one cares we're all adults we all go to whole foods or trader Joe's. Those are the real colleges of adulthood. What grocery store is that?

We create a university. Chopped Academy. No. Chopped Academy. We are grownups. We don't need to have school spirit. You gave money to somewhere and now you are an adult and we don't have to deal with it anymore.

Enough is enough. I don't talk about Emerson College because I'm not proud of it. Oh. And that's one minute. Wow. Trader Joe's is the, what did you say? Is the college of adulthood?

Yeah, that's the choice that you make. You know what's crazy is like you hear someone went to like some prestigious college and then you're like, oh, well they clearly didn't get any emotional intelligence. Wow.

You know what I mean? It's like the EQs are some of the lowest in the world from people that went to these really good colleges. Like I could name some. Stanford, Harvard, Georgetown. Like, I mean, I could go down the list.

I can name them. Name what you want. If you can't drive yourself. Well, yes. No, period. Wait, you said you can't drive yourself? I said, if you can't drive yourself. Oh, drive yourself.

Because I'll say New York University with my full chest. I'll send Tintos down at the same time. Some of the dumbest people in America. 100%. In the world, really. It's an international community. Until you the same time. Some of the dumbest people in America. 100%. In the world, really. It's an international team. Until you say you went to Tisch

and then you only have emotional intelligence. Uh-huh. That's all you got. That's not even a given. No. Some of these Tisch kids, the EQ is bad.

You better lower your voice. No, no. I've had to deal with you fucking Tisch kids for my entire adult life. You elected to deal with us again and again and again. You could have stayed in your college of arts and sciences.

I really could have. That was so fantastic. No, no. I'm sorry. You're shrinking yourself. Yes. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Emerson was, Emerson is like so funny though, because people have such school spirit of Emerson, but this is probably why you're talking about this is like, you know, these people so, so well. It's just too, like, why talk about college at all? It's, it's, when I, what does the Bible say? We put

away childish things. Enough. Oh my God. Okay. Hunter was popular in high school and it shows. She was like, you don't need to be talking about college. Actually, I love when people talk about high school though. I feel like you can listen. High school is more informative. Yeah, I think high school is a little bit more. It can go too far though. Like for me, it's like, I don't know, college. Yeah, I get like prizing high school over college,

but the high school thing is just like, there's only so many experiences you can talk about. Whereas like college affords, I guess a lot of different experiences. But high school, but talking about high school is interesting because you are, because the parameters are smaller

and you are more limited in your. It's like, I did this extracurricular. I was, I was this superlative. But college feels too, like they're too synonymous to me. A lot of colleges are pretty much the same, just different like branding names. Like high school feels a little bit more hyper-specific to you. It feels a little like coming of age too. It's like, when did you first drink?

Like, what was your first like party? Like your parents getting mad at you. It becomes a whole story of like your growing up and like where you come from too. It's like, when did you first drink? Like, what was your first party? Like, your parents getting mad at you. It becomes a whole story of like, your growing up. Where you come from too. Exactly. More. That was something I would have never guessed. Well, I guess that is more interesting because you're way more different from the person you were in high school

than you are now. So there's an element of surprise to whatever narrative. Yes. Totally. Totally. But are we all on the same page though? And you're alluding to this. Anti-reunion. I don't understand reunions. Not in this day and age. No.

Have you ever been to a reunion? No, I have no interest in high school or college. I don't know. Maybe you do with high school. One of my good girlfriends from high school was our class president

and she doesn't give a fuck. I mean, she's the person that would be like organizing that. But literally, we do have so many weddings and also with social media it's like

the people that I would want to check on I still follow you know what I mean like I don't need to reunite yeah I'm nosy but I don't need to meet again I don't have to hop on a plane literally hop on a plane and then not for nothing but get dressed to go up to see

people from high school good luck managing the a plane and then not for nothing but get dressed to go up to see people from high school. Good luck managing the anxiety there. And then actually having to not just be like, so what are you doing now? But continue a conversation

after that. But also iconic episode of the other two when they're on the way, when he's on the way to the reunion and he's like singing along

and it's like, oh, everyone is like talking about you because like you live in New York. You live in LA. Like that's kind of, that's like satisfying. But that's, Right. You live in LA. Yeah. Like that's kind of a, that's like satisfying. But that's, but it works for a TV episode.

Yeah. I don't think it works for real life. But then you're just there. You're just, you're literally just there. You are just there. And also like, I'm telling you, like every conversation would be longer than you need it to be. Yeah. Like I can barely get through conversations with people I like.

Period. And no whale. You're like, this has been insufferable. This is terrible for me. That's why I hate hosting a podcast. I hate talking. Disgusting. Couldn't you tell?

I despise this. I abhor it. I come here every day and I'm so upset. What did I choose to do with my life? Well, I didn't choose it. Y'all chose it for me. You made this podcast successful. Fuck you. Why did you do this to me?

High IQ, high EQ, King Matt Rogers. Not so. And this was not insufferable. This was so, so fun. And I would have paid for y'all's friendship in college. I would have paid for y'all's friendship in college. Just like I paid $200,000 so I could have a lesbian shake with my friend right here.

I'll do like a bi shake. a lesbian shake with my friend right here. Let's do like a bi shake. That's the best we can probably do. That's bi? Why is that bi? Because it's a lot of movement. Yours is like subtle and sweet. Ours is loud.

Seeking attention. You know what I mean? That's what ours is doing. That's hovering culture. We truly love your podcast. Let me say this. It's on Wondery. You simply must listen.

It is truly the better version of this podcast. And watch it on YouTube, because we got to get those numbers up. Come on. Yeah, we're working. I'm telling you, they give you a good visual, and I'm like, I'm looking at it, and I'm like,

no, people need to be watching this. We need you watching. You shading their numbers, wow. I'm shading the numbers because I'm like, why wouldn't you- Growth mindset. Why wouldn't you face that? Growth mindset, growth mindset, money mentality.

Archie Payne. I love it. I'm Archie Payne. No, I am Tree Payne. And I'm proud of you. And we end every episode with a song. Do you want to know what song's in my head right now? Sing it.

Because when I arrive, I bring the fire and make you come alive. I can take you higher than the sun. For life. I can still remind you. the sun's full time. I still remind you, let it rock, let it rock, let it rock. When that song came out, I was like, no song has ever gone harder than this. Who was that? I have no idea.

I have no idea. But why is it like, remember the beat? It was like this crunky beat. It was like really sick. It was back then. It was back then. What song? I was a senior in high school.

Kevin Rudolph? Kevin Rudolph! Whoa! Your first lesbian crush. My first lesbian... What? Really? We've been listening.

The lore. We've been listening. We know lesbian crush. Wow, you've been really... We've been listening. The lore. We've been listening. We know the lore. Okay, bye. Lost Culture Race is a production by Will Ferrell's Big Money Players and iHeartRadio Podcasts.

Created and hosted by Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. Executive produced by Anna Hosnier and Han Asani. Produced by Becca Ramos. Edited and mixed by Doug Boehm and Monique Laborde. And our music is by

Henry Komerski. Hey everybody, it's me, Matt Rogers, letting you know tickets are on sale now to see me on tour. The Prince of Christmas tour, that is. I'm doing my whole album, Have You Heard of Christmas, plus a lot more with the whole band all throughout December. Go to www.mattrogersofficial.com

to see me in a city near you. I'm Julian Edelman. I'm Rob Gronkowski. And we are super excited to tell you about our new show, Dudes on Dudes. We're spilling all the behind-the-scenes stories, crazy details, and honestly, just having a blast talking football.

Every week, we're discussing our favorite players of all times, from legends to our buddies to current stars. We're finally answering the age-old question, what kind of dudes are these dudes? We're going to find out, Jules. New episodes drop every Thursday during the NFL season. Listen to Dudes on Dudes on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

podcasts. Hey, I'm Jay Shetty and I'm the host of On Purpose. My latest episode is with Jelly Roll. This episode is one of the most honest and raw interviews I've ever had. We go deep into Jelly Roll's life story from being in and out of prison from the age of 13 to being one of today's

biggest artists. I was a desperate delusional dreamer. Be a delusional dreamer. Just don't be a desperate delusional dreamer. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Trust me, you won't want to miss this one. On Thanksgiving

Day 1999, five-year-old Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez was found off the coast of Florida. And the question was, should the boy go back to his father in Cuba? Mr. Gonzalez wanted to go home and he wanted to take his son with him. Or stay with his relatives in Miami? Imagine that your mother died trying to get you to freedom. Listen to Chess Peace, the Elian Gonzalez story on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Cheryl Swoops. And I'm Tarika Foster-Brasby.

And on our new podcast, we're talking about the real obstacles women face day to day. Because no matter who you are, there are levels to what we experience as women. And T and I have no problem going there. Listen to Levels to This with Cheryl Swoops and Tarika Foster-Brasby, an iHeart Women's Sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment. You can find us on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports.

I'm NK, and this is Basket Case. What is wrong with me? A show about the ways that mental illness is shaped by not just biology. Swaps of different meds. But by culture and society. By looking closely at the conditions that cause mental distress,

I find out why so many of us are struggling to feel sane, what we can do about it, and why we should care. Oh, look at you giving me therapy, girl. Listen to Basket Case every Tuesday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

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