The Toast - Get Me To God's Country: Tuesday, April 1st, 2025

Episode Date: April 1, 2025

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Welcome back to the toast. They sound amazing. Welcome back to the toast and happy Tuesday. That might feel like a prank because we look so gorgeous. But let me tell you, this is real, you guys. We are literally this beautiful. This is not a joke. And this could be you because new merch is dropping this week. Claudia and I are both wearing pargy wares from the new collection.
Starting point is 00:00:44 I'm wearing the garji Parji set. It's a cream set with a little bubble font, a little swirlitude. I would say the vibe of this outfit is swirlitude. What would you say yours is? I would say the vibe of the entire collection is probably having that swirlitude. Interesting.
Starting point is 00:00:59 I think that's like a really big statement. Yeah, I mean, we- You really do stand behind that? I do, I mean, we. You really can stand behind that? I do, I do. So yes, that's right. Happy April fools. Not a joke how pargy our new wares are. Not a joke, that you could be this pargy in a few days.
Starting point is 00:01:16 We have so much. We have so much. Let's get organized, okay? We're so disorganized. We take off one day. Chaos. We miss so much. Not even like new stuff,
Starting point is 00:01:26 like just in our business, we have to get our house in order. Well, I know we felt like we had yesterday off and we did, but hopefully the toasters did not feel as such because yesterday Jackie and I released content after content after content. Our episode with Andrew Schultz was launched yesterday on YouTube and on podcasts.
Starting point is 00:01:44 If you missed it, the reviews are in. Like he's a toast favorite. Yeah, he's so swirly. And I feel like sometimes people might skip guest episodes if they don't know the guest. And like, even if you don't know Andrew Schultz, like it's an episode of the toast. The vibes are so swirly.
Starting point is 00:01:56 We're just being a couple of girlies. My husband listened to it, which I was like nervous cause like I talked about his toenails, but he loved it. Oh my God, he was raving. He was like, that was just so entertaining. So hopefully you guys didn't feel like we left you out in the lurch yesterday because of the Andrew Schultz episode. And then we dropped a bomb ass vlog.
Starting point is 00:02:13 Jackie vlogged her entire, well, not her entire, we had this kind of crazy whirlwind 24 hours in New York City while Jackie was here on Thursday where we recorded with Andrew Schultz. We shot a commercial and we vlogged it. It was so funny. Ben was in it. It was really like a pargy, kind of like a perfect vlog,
Starting point is 00:02:28 if you will, that's on the Patreon. So yesterday, everybody was fed. Everybody was fed yesterdays. And honestly, I'd rather have recorded a thousand episodes of the toast yesterday than do what I did, which was travel. Travel. I just had a miserable travel day. Thankfully, I got a lot of sleep last night.
Starting point is 00:02:43 So I'm like coming back to myself, but I am just, I need to get righted, you know? Well, thankfully you have Pargywares to do so. So it's kind of been a while we need to talk about merch. Pargycozywares, cause like if you had me sitting here in a suit today, I wouldn't be happy. Let's have an open and honest conversation about merch. You know, Jackie and I made the decision a little while ago
Starting point is 00:03:04 that we were gonna have all of our merch be like open season pre-order. We didn't want anyone to be able to miss getting the exact- So a lot of trial and error. I remember the last time we did like things to order and it sold out so quickly and people did not get what they wanted, which is a bummer for everyone.
Starting point is 00:03:18 So we were like, goal is everyone gets what they want. Right, up until this point, our merch has been just kind of open season. You can get any size, any color, but pretty much anything you wanted. The only caveat was that the shipping took, you know, between five and six weeks, sometimes longer, but that's the way we were able to make sure
Starting point is 00:03:34 everybody got what they wanted. And for a while, I think people were happy with that, but then, you know, impatience kicked in. And in our last merch shop, we heard your cries. You were not happy with the wait time. So for this merch shop, we're doing things a little bit differently, which is why we wanted to come on here and explain.
Starting point is 00:03:46 So spring merch, if you want to check out the collection, it's on our Instagram. It's really pargy. We've got hats, we've got mugs, we've got t-shirts, we've got crewnecks, we've got sweatpants. It's all launching. We've got like a varsity rugby shirt. Mostly we do a lot of crewnecks t-shirts,
Starting point is 00:03:59 a lot of the skews you've seen before, your favorites are back, but we have this new collared baby blue rugby polo that is so cute. I think that's my favorite. So it's launching on Thursday at 10 a.m. Eastern time. Now I would suggest setting an alarm because this time what Jackie and I have done
Starting point is 00:04:18 is we've gathered all of our data and we have ordered, pre-ordered, we ordered it already. So the things are ready to ship. They're shipping in one to two weeks. The warehouse is so sick. Like I seriously feel so ship. They're shipping in one to two weeks. The warehouse is so sick. Like I seriously feel so bad. They are shipping in one to two weeks, which is, you know, pargylicious,
Starting point is 00:04:31 but there is limited sizing, limited, we ordered as much as we could. We used the data to guide us. But the limit does exist. So I would suggest setting an alarm. So this is the caveat. You know, you're gonna get it quicker, but it's gonna be a little Hunger Games style.
Starting point is 00:04:44 And you gotta make haste. So 10 a.m. Eastern time, Thursday, April 4th, shoptoastmerch.com. Now I saw already a lot of confusion online, people thinking that it was, I'm sorry, April 3rd, right? I was like, oh yeah, because I'm like, you know, on April 4th I have like big plans and yeah. Yeah, no, sorry, it's Ben's birthday.
Starting point is 00:05:02 We're like not doing a show. Not me fucking up the launch ready. Thursday, April 3rd, 10 a.m. Eastern time at shoptoastmerch.com. Now I have already seen confusion online that I would want to get ahead of. People already going to shopchanel.com because the wares are so pardgy.
Starting point is 00:05:17 This happens all the time. This happens all the time. It's so frustrating. I don't know how you guys don't get it. These items are not Chanel, it's toast merch. Like, how many times do we have to say it? We've been through this, like. Okay, that was my, like, that was my, my merch speech.
Starting point is 00:05:32 Do you think we covered all the bases? Yeah, yeah. Okay. Well, people were like really hating on our time, on our wait time last time. So we, we can take feedback. So basically if you take, there's pros and cons to everything,
Starting point is 00:05:43 but I think we've, we've reached the threshold of cons where we're making a change. We are making a change. So let's see how it goes. We'll listen again. We'll listen and learn. Ugh, I hate listening and learning. I just wanna say.
Starting point is 00:05:56 Yeah, I actually don't, don't hold me to that. Yeah, it's nice to be back in our setup. I did like podcasting with you in person. We had such good times. It was exciting, but this is definitely like more comfortable. It's so true. You look incredibly comfortable.
Starting point is 00:06:13 Thanks. I'm wearing the new Chanel. Oh, I mean, toast merch. Claudia, you just clowned on everyone. I know I'm wearing the girly sweatshirt. Oh, yeah, you didn't show us what you're wearing. Yes, I'm wearing everything. This merch go around in an extra large. It's just my new size,, you don't need to show us what you're wearing. Yes, I'm wearing everything this merch go round in an extra large.
Starting point is 00:06:27 It's just my new size and I don't really feel like I have to explain. So this is the white girly crew. It comes with matching sweatpants and I'm wearing an extra large. Jackie, what size are you wearing in the pargy set? I'm wearing large in my pargy set. Pargy?
Starting point is 00:06:40 In my lowercase pargy, uppercase pargy set. You understand? In your pargy pargy set, yeah. Adjective then noun. Do I understand? Adjective then noun. If I don't understand, like. Pronoun. What hope does the rest of us have?
Starting point is 00:06:55 That's so true, but actually sometimes people know us better than we know ourselves. I find. So beautiful. They like make a call about us, I'm like, yeah, you're right, I didn't even know that. I would do that. Yeah, that's so classic me. I had the best time with you in New York.
Starting point is 00:07:10 I can't thank you enough for coming and gracing us with your presence. Obviously the weekend was kept out at the end with the Pargylicious Makatonim sister wedding. Makatonim sister. I can't believe we haven't recapped our weekend yet. We had the biggest weekend after we wrapped on Friday. Then we did our merch shoot.
Starting point is 00:07:25 The Parji photos are up on our Parji Instagrams right now, all of us in our Parji sets. And then the weekend got kicked off, which was really exciting. We hung out all Friday afternoon, all the Fridays. We kind of did the most. It was beautiful on Saturday. We saw the Gazillion Bubbles show,
Starting point is 00:07:44 which has been kind of a, everyone's talking about Othello on Broadway. And they're also talking about- The new Nicole Scherzinger. Sunset Boulevard. And then I heard Jonathan Groff just made his leading man debut. He's playing Frankie Valli, or Bobby Van,
Starting point is 00:07:58 one of those like singers, you know? And I've heard it's amazing. And the reviews are in for the Gazillion Bubble Show. And let me tell you, they are rave. Now I did enjoy the show, the Gazillion Bubble Show. I'm actually like not even joking. I've heard so much about the Gazillion Bubble Show. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:08:16 From Olivia, from Brian, like parents that I know who have gone and loved it. And it's pretty much exactly what it sounds like. It's a show of Gazillion Bubbles for kids. Yeah, Harry and Zach had been before. So this was their, but I had it, I didn't go with them when they saw it. And actually, so Saturday was a beautiful day
Starting point is 00:08:30 in New York City and we had a full, full day. We caught the late showing of gazillion bubbles. 4.30, the, after thoroughly, not even the matinee, that's like the, the sunset viewing. After thoroughly enjoying the day, we were in the park. We did a horse and carriage ride. To be clear, I did not, I don't condone that sort
Starting point is 00:08:48 of behavior, but I understand the kids needed, you needed a place to sit and the kids needed an activity. I would never judge you, but I just wanted everyone to know like I wasn't there. I did it and I'm proud. Okay, I didn't do it, I just wanted everyone to know like I was not there for that part. Like it's a beautiful way to see the city,
Starting point is 00:09:03 it's crazy how Nari a hundred years ago, that's how everyone got around. Got around, yeah. Now there's like 10 in the park. Like I think they'll be okay. Our horse's name was Kuki. Kuki. He was so cute and we had a lot of fun.
Starting point is 00:09:16 We went to the playground in the park and just as we were wrapping up, we were like, oh, and we have gazillion bubbles. So we went to the- We could catch that 430 showing of the bubbles. Yeah. So we went and it was really great. But by the end, I do feel like they have something to prove.
Starting point is 00:09:28 Like I feel like everybody makes the joke, like are there really a gazillion bubbles? I'm gonna sue if there aren't. And so at the end, they literally waterboard you with bubbles twice. Yeah, it was a lot. It was a lot. It was like cold and sticky and like we just wanted to go,
Starting point is 00:09:44 but they make sure that nobody leaves with that criticism. And I understand that for them, because that must be annoying. Now I got a little bit of a window into what type of parent I'm going to be, because a part of the show is getting volunteers from the audience. So all the kids are like jumping, raising their hands.
Starting point is 00:10:00 And obviously Charlie can barely walk. So he was not like, we weren't thinking of him, but Harry's three and he loves to participate and I wanted my boy to get his shine. And so the Bubbles guy is like, I need a volunteer. He did it like four or five times. So I would say in total, maybe five or six kids were chosen. And oh my God, me and Zach,
Starting point is 00:10:20 I think we actually really embarrassed Jackie, me and Zach, Jackie's husband, we were being crazy. Because we basically just have to get the attention of the guy, we were in like the fifth or sixth row. It was a small theater. We were trying so desperately, I almost flashed my tits. Like we were trying so desperately to get the attention of the guy who was selecting the volunteers.
Starting point is 00:10:39 Because like, and the thing is, Harry didn't even really want it. Like we wanted it. No and then you guys wanted it so much for him that by the end he was bummed that he didn't get it. He was like, me, me. Yeah, can I go? And I was really upset.
Starting point is 00:10:50 That's just my only real criticism of the show is that all the kids, and I know it's like, you have to learn, you can't get everything, I get it. But I feel like it really damaged the experience for both Harry and I. I was really upset, and seeing him not get chosen, it really bothered me. And I think that like I'm gonna be like that crazy ass parent on the sidelines of games like screaming because my boy deserved to he deserved to be up there with the
Starting point is 00:11:13 bubbles. Yeah maybe for me I had different expectations because I bought the tickets and it said on the site that all volunteers have to be like four and up. So I didn't take it personally when he was skipping over us because like I think he just thought Harry was too young, which he was. Okay, but that little girl who got chosen for the snowfall thing, she was smaller than Harry. She was, she was. It turned out she's older
Starting point is 00:11:34 cause he asked her age and she was four. But like, how did he know that? Correct. So all I'm saying, if she got chosen, our angel girl boss could have gotten chosen too. Yeah, yeah. So I know that that was upsetting for you guys, but. No, it actually broke my heart.
Starting point is 00:11:49 Like I really, I'm not over it. I'm sorry. It was really upsetting. All the volunteers got like gifts and. Oh yeah, and just to like rub it in the other kids' faces, not only did you not get chosen, every volunteer went home with like a bubble machine, or like a bubble wand, or a bubble wand or a bubble toy.
Starting point is 00:12:06 And it was rude. Like where, I was expecting him to say, look under your seats, you're all going home with bubble toys. No. No, none for us. Yeah, I was looking for more of like a communist type of show and that's where it lacked.
Starting point is 00:12:18 We were a community in there. Yeah, it really upset me, like very much so. You're gonna be like a stage mom, like Abby Lee Miller. Or we won't be able to go to things like that. I'm too much of an empath. That is really funny. No, but we had so much fun. And then Sundaeries was Macha Tunam Sista.
Starting point is 00:12:39 I got to see all my friends also this week. And we did a little GNO Thursday night, which is in the vlog, but then we had like a little kids play date Sunday morning, which was so nice. And then I got ready see all my friends also this weekend. We did a little GNO Thursday night, which is in the vlog, but then we had like a little kids play date Sunday morning, which was so nice. And then I got ready for the wedding, which was a beautiful wedding of Maha Tana Musa. It really was.
Starting point is 00:12:53 I'm broken. Like I, thankfully everything just worked out really nicely that we were able to do the Andrew Schultz episode yesterday because I was a matron of honor. So like, and that was a job I took really seriously up in Adam glam at 9 a.m. Broken, like seriously slept the whole day. So it was an amazing wedding.
Starting point is 00:13:10 And honestly, I think we as a family, we looked pretty pargy, would you agree? I think we all kind of- Oh, we brought it. We brought it. And so it was worth it, you know? Yeah, it was brought in. Oh, it's already been brought in.
Starting point is 00:13:27 And then yesterday I was traveling home, so many delays, like literally I think in total, like from the time I left my hotel till I got home was like nine hours, just really difficult and sad. But you took a beautiful divine diversion to Myrtle Beach. Yes, I went to Myrtle Beach yesterday to refuel. Jackie's flight refueled in Myrtle Beach.
Starting point is 00:13:44 That's like so janky. Refueling, like. No, and they literally let us off the plane for like 10 minutes. It was like a field trip. No, and they told Jackie, like before she was taking off, they made an announcement like, we're gonna need to refuel in Myrtle Beach.
Starting point is 00:13:58 It's like, so we're on the ground right now and you know that we don't have enough fuel. Like, why don't you just get some more? So here's what they said. Like, apparently there's a huge storm coming through the country, like coming from the west or something. I don't know where it is right now,
Starting point is 00:14:11 but if we waited to refuel in New York, then we wouldn't have any- The storm would have impacted. It would have impacted our trip. So instead, like just getting somewhere we can refuel and then keeping on going, like we beat the storm. Okay. Like I did.
Starting point is 00:14:27 Like what am I gonna do? Like I'm just sort of at their mercy. I know that's the thing about traveling. It's like, you could keep us updated. Like, why are you telling me? Are you asking for my input? No. So I'm just sort of at your mercy.
Starting point is 00:14:40 Yeah. So yeah, I was in Myrtle Beach yesterday. Did you have a good time? Shout out South Carolina. Good times. You know, I've was in Myrtle Beach yesterday. Did you have a good time? Shout out South Carolina. Good times. You know, I've been to Myrtle Beach before, so it wasn't anything new for me. I actually did know that a fun fact about you
Starting point is 00:14:54 is that one time on purpose, you went to Myrtle Beach. Yeah, for like our senior week trip. And I actually never went on any trips like that. Yeah, I loved it. It was a great time. It's a beach town? Yeah, it's a beach town. Like a lot of big houses that like big groups can rent.
Starting point is 00:15:11 It's like very college kid friendly and everyone was having parties at their houses and it was awesome. And I've never did a spring. I don't see you in Myrtle Beach. I know, but like my entire, like my entire grade was going and it was in the US. Like why wouldn't I go?
Starting point is 00:15:27 We're gonna need you to post a picture, like just for proof, because I know that you've been there. I just, I'm having a really hard time visualizing it. The thing is, I don't know how much of like the town that I saw because I mostly like was, we were like house hopping and like on the beach. Of course, of course.
Starting point is 00:15:40 But it was a really amazing time. And that was like the one time I went on one of those like spring break type trips. I never went on spring break. I don't know if that's like surprising to anyone. It's not. Yeah. But that one, like that worked for me.
Starting point is 00:15:53 Sometimes things just like line up, the stars align. And then years later, the stars aligned again and you were brought back to your favorite place on earth. I feel like the universe wants me to get a house in Myrtle beach. There is definitely an invisible string tying you to Myrtle Beach. I feel like the universe wants me to get a house in Myrtle Beach. There is definitely an invisible string tying you to Myrtle Beach. I'm being dead serious.
Starting point is 00:16:09 I totally agree. What are the odds that you have been there twice now? Yeah, and everywhere we could have refueled is my favorite beach house. Did you get a beach house in Myrtle Beach? Yeah, with like, I don't know, 12 of my girlfriends. No, no, I'm saying, we always talk about investing in a vacation property, a lake house. Maybe the signs, I'm saying like, we always talk about investing in a vacation property,
Starting point is 00:16:25 a lake house, maybe the signs, we need to read them. They're telling you Myrtle Beach is where your next property, your next investment. But do we want a beach house? Like I kind of live at the beach. I thought we want a mountain house. Okay, you don't live at the beach. You've been to the beach three times.
Starting point is 00:16:40 You live in Florida. I'm very beach accessible. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not craving more beach. So if I'm thinking of a second house, like for me, not including you, like beach is definitely an option. Why would you even think of such a thing? I wouldn't, I wouldn't.
Starting point is 00:16:56 That doesn't even make sense. No, of course not, of course not. So I guess, yeah, we're looking more for like a mountain house. Or yeah, somewhere multi-seasonal. I guess the Hamptons would work for me because it's beach and pargy, so. She's so flexible, the Hamptons would work for her.
Starting point is 00:17:10 I think it would work, like if I must. Yeah, we could make anything work. We're really just down home girls. It's actually also a lot of news. Today's show is very busy. We also have Dear Toasters. Maybe. Sydney's, maybe.
Starting point is 00:17:25 We'll see. I watched The White Lotus yesterday. I'm not gonna, I don't think we need to do a TV recap. It was genuinely like one of the most boring episodes. You probably could skip it, watch next week and be completely fine. So I'm glad like of the weeks that we missed the TV recap of White Lotus, like this week, we'll survive.
Starting point is 00:17:42 Yeah, I will watch it at some point, but I've been going to sleep since New York, just really early to catch up on my Zs. And I would like to continue that habit, so we'll see. White Lotus puts me to bed at 11 p.m. because it's five hours, so that's really hard. It's crazy how White Lotus, I know everybody's always talking about how the writing
Starting point is 00:18:02 is so incredible, the casting, and of course, the on-set locations. But I think what their real talent is, is the way they're kind of able to stretch the time-space continuum and how this 59-minute episode actually feels like three hours. It is a three-hour watch. I watched it yesterday and I had to watch it twice because I fell asleep in the middle, of course. I took a two-hour nap.
Starting point is 00:18:22 And I woke up from like the deepest nap and I see like Carrie Coon is getting like railed in some like someone's apartment, spoiler alert. And I'm like, no way did I just get a full night's sleep. And I woke up in the episode still going on. That's crazy. It's a crazy show. Yeah, it really is.
Starting point is 00:18:41 Plus I have a lot of TV to catch on my phone because I didn't watch TV in New York, like Southern Charm. Summer House. Summer House, yeah. So I've got work to do. We also have work to do in today's show. Was there anything else you wanted to catch up on
Starting point is 00:18:54 before we, I had written some things down. Let me just make sure I hit all my notes. I feel adequately caught up. I feel adequate as well. Yeah, anything else just must not be important enough. Ooh. Ooh, sleaze. The stories are also, there's like a lot to talk about today.
Starting point is 00:19:10 Yeah, yeah. So without further ado-da-doo-da-doo. Yeah, yeah. It is time for the Fast Five Stories that you-da-doo need to know. And the Fast Five Stories that you-da-doo need to know are brought to you by Skims. So when it comes to bras, underwear,
Starting point is 00:19:23 there's so many different pain points for whatever stage of life that you're in. I feel like before I got pregnant, I was very much in like my sexy little thang era. And now I'm in my, you know, supportive and full coverage era. And skims is just a great destination for shop for shopping all of your undergarments because no matter what season of life you find yourself in, you're going to be able to find something that works for you at skims. So the, and the intimates from skims are really some of the best that we've ever owned. My top drawer, like with my undies and bras
Starting point is 00:19:49 are pretty much becoming all Skims, but their clothing is really, can't be understated. I'm in like obviously comfort first era, their maternity wears are amazing, but I've just got like a bunch of shirts that aren't maternity that I still find really comfortable. And their fits everybody collection is what I wanna talk to you guys about today.
Starting point is 00:20:06 Their push-up bra, the thong, if that's like the era of life you're in, I love their bralettes. Everything I get from the fits everybody collection is so comfortable. And it's actually really crazy because it fits everybody. And Skims is also known for just being really size inclusive, especially when it comes to bras, they carry so many sizes.
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Starting point is 00:22:32 Wow, thank you for the kind words, Turteloo. Yes, I was introduced to Caraway slow and steadily, but now with a big boom, everything in my house is Caraway. If you are new to the Caraway journey, I would start with their frying pan because you can use it for everything. Eggs, like making tacos, whatever you wanna make. And then they have their cookware set,
Starting point is 00:22:51 which is like four pans, it runs the gamut of everything that you need, has like a nice Dutch oven. If you're a soup maker, I don't know if you like soup. And if you do like soup, that's great because soup is really great for you. But then you can also get their bakeware set. You like muffins, bakeware set, like brownies.
Starting point is 00:23:04 And then also you could use that as a casserole dish. They're also versatile and pargy. Did I mention how pargy they are? And you don't have to use all that oil because it doesn't stick, so it's healthier. And it makes cleanup a breeze because as I said, it doesn't stick. And I feel like we're all entering our spring cleaning era,
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Starting point is 00:24:06 That's my favorite kind of deal. I love exclusive deals too. What? I have some tape on my thing. You know, I noticed in the pictures and I was like, what is that? Tape? Just like a bit of like masking tape was on my sweatpants.
Starting point is 00:24:22 Nothing major. Oh, we have the exclusive reveal of Jackie's tape. Yeah. Consider yourselves lucky. Yeah, we're pretty exclusive. Exclusive and explosive. Ladies of New York, exclusive yourselves. Exclusive yourselves. OK, our first story, what everybody's talking about,
Starting point is 00:24:47 Glenn Powell's and Sydney Sweeney were spotted together at Glenn's sister's wedding. His sister posted a photo of she and Sydney at her wedding in Texas. See also, Sydney and Jonathan have confirmed broken up. And now she's with Glenn, who she was schmoozing with with the movie and apparently this is the plot of the movie and everyone is in a tizzy and how fun for all of you. The guy she told you not to worry about.
Starting point is 00:25:14 The thing is her and Jonathan Devino breaking up, is like, yeah, it's an interesting story we would cover it on the show. People wouldn't care as much as they are currently caring if it weren't for now Glenn Powell entering the chat. Because like we didn't even know who is Jonathan Devineau in this world. Like we really, we always thought it was weird and we were all just like really happy that he was out of the picture.
Starting point is 00:25:34 Like the story would have ended there. But now it definitely gives me pause because I ship these two wholeheartedly. And I feel like we're always talking about who Glenn Powell should date, who Glenn Powell should date. And he actually has not dated since, well, publicly at least, since he broke up with his girlfriend of many years. And it's almost like he's just been waiting for Sydney and Sydney had always felt wrong. Except for when he was leaving with Lily James. But still that was unconfirmed. Like we don't know who he's dating. And I just feel like everything about these two separately and their personal relationships has felt wrong.
Starting point is 00:26:06 And this feels right. I don't know. I feel, I would like this. I think it would be really exciting. I like them both separately, so why not together? Sure. But I do feel like, say they like fell in love while they were filming their movie
Starting point is 00:26:18 or they had feelings for one another, but they were forbidden feelings because she's in a relationship and he was in a relationship and it's not something that they would act on. I don't think they would have so publicly pretended to have feelings for each other for the promotion of the movie. I think that's a really weird dynamic.
Starting point is 00:26:32 I think that's something that you, a silly thing that you do with someone who's like totally a friend and you're like, let's promote this movie, not someone that you're secretly pining for. Right, and so I think we're all seeing this saga through the lens of what we wanna see, but it's also entirely possible
Starting point is 00:26:45 that Sydney Sweeney is just friends with Glenn Powell's sister and is the guest at their wedding. Yeah, so that's what, that's, you know, the more sober theory is that their friends, probably Sydney would have gone with her fiance if they hadn't broken up. Right.
Starting point is 00:26:58 She's not there as Glenn's date. However, it is a little puzzling, like you're so close with Glenn Powell's sister from the time you filmed the movie with Glenn Powell, you must have been like spending a lot of time with Glenn Powell in his personal life. Yes, assuming that's how he knows sister of Glenn Powell. That's how she knows.
Starting point is 00:27:13 How else could she know sister of Glenn Powell? And I know this wasn't the main takeaway, but the picture posted of Sydney and the bride, I did feel like it's kind of a risky dress to wear to someone's wedding. It's blue, it's not white, but it's such a pale blue. In the wrong lighting. No, it's the sort of blue that goes viral.
Starting point is 00:27:33 Like is the dress white or blue? Right, and so I just, I thought it was a little nutty. No, it's not an appropriate shade of blue for a wedding. I would agree. Okay, just want to put that out there. But it's technically blue, you know? I know, and on a technical level, she didn't do anything wrong,
Starting point is 00:27:51 but just on like a personal level. Like my eye sees white. Yeah, and if I was a guest at, one of my favorite things to do is, when a guest at other people's weddings, is to like see somebody who's wearing something like a little crazy and just give them a dirty look, you know?
Starting point is 00:28:04 They need to, yeah. I think that if you're gonna dress, and actually so crazy not to be like so annoying, but you guys know I recently went to a wedding. It was like Moroccan and Syrian. Oh, I did go to a Moroccan, but I'm talking about this specific Moroccan wedding. I don't know if I mentioned it.
Starting point is 00:28:19 It's a custom within the Syrian community that women can wear white. So I didn't know that. And then I saw like a couple of people show up a white. I'm like, damn, these people are fucking rude. Like it's really like, they actually look like wedding dresses, but apparently it's like a totally okay custom. No, and sometimes like someone's wearing something close
Starting point is 00:28:37 to white or something like a little bridal. And it's like, don't worry. We don't think you're the bride. Like you're not outshining the bride. Don't worry. Right, right. Sydney Sweeney coming in a competitive dress, like I wanna go home if I'm the bride.
Starting point is 00:28:49 Yeah, because I think a thing with celebrities is they often, even with people that are somewhat close to, they often decline wedding invitations because they really do suck the air out of the room, right? It's supposed to be about this other woman and you're just like a movie star. And so you have to go in a very demure type of way. Like anytime I've ever seen Taylor Swift in a wedding,
Starting point is 00:29:08 she's always wearing like such a tacky bridesmaids dress. Like, because she knows that you can't be Taylor Swift and be like glamazon at this wedding. You just have to be a guest. Yeah, but sometimes celebrities do dress inappropriate for people's weddings. Well, then what comes to mind is that picture of Kendall Jenner.
Starting point is 00:29:23 Yeah. Wearing that dress walking down the aisle at the beachfront wedding in Miami. Now that was the bridesmaids dress. Like the bride gave those dresses to the bridesmaids. So Kendall got a lot of flack for it, having said that she was just following the bride's orders. Oh, well, that's something else. Also the color of the bridesmaids for Maha Tuna's Glenn Sister wedding was light blue.
Starting point is 00:29:46 So there's a chance she was a bridesmaid, but I think that's far-fetched. If she was a bridesmaid, then she was purely there as a friend of GPS, Glenn Powell's sister. So how did she meet Glenn Powell's sister? I don't know. Through Glenn self.
Starting point is 00:30:04 It's not so cut and dry. And also Glenn had a couple other friends there. John Stamos was there. They worked together on scream Queens, Jack McBrayer of course, who's his neighbor. So Glenn got to invite some of his friends, which is always nice. GPS was extremely generous with like sibling plus ones. If, I'm sorry, if Glenn Powell was my brother,
Starting point is 00:30:26 I'd be like, invite all your friends. Yeah, I also assume like when you're Glenn Powell, like you're helping pay for some of the costs of the wedding, right? Right, right, you wanna invite some coworkers, some businesses, some parents. Movie stars. Do what you gotta do.
Starting point is 00:30:39 So I'm excited, but I'm cautious because there's also an alternative here where it's like, there's nothing romantically going on. I think they both like that people think that. I think it's good for both of their careers. It's good for the movie that they both started and she produced, so she has an extra, what is it called?
Starting point is 00:30:58 Blank in the Fire. Thank you. That's what I was saying the other day. So I don't think that this is like 100% sadly. But what's weird to me is like they both seem like normal people, right? Normal attractive people that aren't weird and don't have like the crazy weird thing about them.
Starting point is 00:31:16 Like why wouldn't they be attracted to one another? Yeah, I think when you're like that good looking, really nothing else matters also. So I don't know why. But some good looking people are awful. Dreadful, yeah. And like bad person, like weird and just not real people. These both seem like funny, cute, nice.
Starting point is 00:31:36 Why can't two funny, cute, nice people be together? Like why do they hate each other so much? Cause they should be together. Totally randomly. Is Craig Connerover's new girlfriend? Yeah. Okay, because I wanted to, that was part of my updates in the pre-Fast Five banner
Starting point is 00:31:49 that we kind of correctly, but also incorrectly, guessed who Craig Conover was dating. I know, but no one, we're gonna correct ourselves. We're gonna correct ourselves, but no, everyone thinks that we totally murdered the call. But we- I know, and I hate to tell people that who are saying, Jackson Turdy predicted this flawlessly.
Starting point is 00:32:04 I hate to tell them that they're wrong. Yeah, but we'll get into it. Yeah, I actually just swapped it in because I remembered we had to talk about that. That came out like right after we wrapped on Friday. But back to Glenn and Sydney. Glenn and Sydney. Hoping for the best, expecting the worst.
Starting point is 00:32:17 Agreed. Smiling because it happened. Crying because it's over. Are you ready for our next story? I am. Morgan Wallen has gone viral. Oh yes! For his exit from SNL this weekend.
Starting point is 00:32:30 As we reported last week, Morgan Wallen played SNL this weekend. He played two songs on the show that he has a sordid history with. And then during the send off at the end of the show, where the host and the musical performer always say goodbye, and then they hug everyone in the cast and crew, he said bye, he hugged Mikey Madison and he walked off like directly into the camera. And now everybody is reading the body language
Starting point is 00:32:51 of everyone on the stage, including the crew, the cast and crew, which who seemed to be like very far behind them. Push back. Further than usual, their like body language is like, like timid and like scared, not open and excited. And perhaps like this could have been explained away in one way, but then, you know, 20 minutes later,
Starting point is 00:33:10 Morgan posts from his private jet that he's getting out of Dodge being like, get me back to God's country. Get me back to God's country. And then a cast member posted on their Instagram, the back of a Krispy Kreme truck and said, get me to God's country. That was a writer.
Starting point is 00:33:27 Yeah. Yeah. So there's, this is not nothing. Plus all the history. What do you think happened? Keenan went on Good Day New York and Rosanna Scott. I was like, what the hell? And Keenan, you know, unproblematic King is like, Oh, I think maybe he didn't know, like really trying to,
Starting point is 00:33:46 but there's no way that this wasn't contentious, just based on so many things. And then the Instagram story really confirmed it. Now I saw people saying, oh, I was in the audience, Morgan went to the fans, to the audience, and was like signing autographs and taking pictures with people. I saw other people saying, Morgan didn't know
Starting point is 00:34:03 that the show was over. I think neither of those things are true. I think if that were true, he would have walked off side stage. I don't think you walk into the camera when you're just think you're leaving somewhere. Like he just walked right out of the building. No, let's call a spade a spade. Like this was indicative of a larger issue. Now I hate to make everything about myself. I did say that SNL is a curse for Morgan Wallen and here I was, like, he,
Starting point is 00:34:26 I don't know why he would accept this gig. I don't know why, I mean, Morgan Wallen and SNL, like as ideologies, right, are completely conflicting with one another. I don't know why they would want him on and I don't know why he would want to be on it. Like, to be honest, it makes no sense. And I think that what we saw was a reflection of that.
Starting point is 00:34:45 I don't, this is something, I don't know what happened. I don't have a theory for like, I think that what we saw was a reflection of that. I don't, this is something, I don't know what happened. I don't have a theory for like what went on backstage. This is something I would really like to know if anybody has any insight or scoop. Like I'm kind of dying to know what happened. Yeah, not that much could have happened though because he's only the musical performer. Like it's not like he's in the room, war room,
Starting point is 00:35:01 working up sketches with them, insulting people. Right, working personally. So it's obviously just not like the best fit of an environment. And I actually think the walk-up, like I don't think it was that crazy. Now that I've seen the video so many times and everyone's talking about it,
Starting point is 00:35:13 I'm like, oh yeah, it's a big deal. But like he just left. No, it's really jarring, especially because it's like a decades long tradition. There's no way he didn't know that, right? This isn't his first time on SNL. But does this make you look at Morgan Wallen like negatively? I mean, of all the things Morgan Wallen has done, no, walking off SNL doesn't even crack the top five.
Starting point is 00:35:35 So no, I'm not looking at him differently. It's so classic Morgan Wallen. He's like a bad boy of country, right? I also like, I know that the castmates of SNL like hated Morgan Wallen before he got there. And I know that Morgan Wallen hated the castmates of SNL before he got there. Like these are not groups of people, like theater kids and then like down home country bad boy who aren't gonna mesh.
Starting point is 00:35:59 And you could tell because a lot of times like people are so excited when they're the musical guests that like they'll get written into sketches because they wanna be a part of it. It's like more than just, and like that's not gonna be Morgan. I don't know why he accepted this gig, honestly. It's so, like you said, sorted for him.
Starting point is 00:36:14 I think he wanted to put maybe like that SNL relationship that behind him. Also, it's still like a huge opportunity in music. Yes, everybody watches. It's part of like the circuit when you have, it's an honor if you have new music to promote, like it's always a stop. Taylor Swift still does it, Elton John doing it.
Starting point is 00:36:32 Like it's, yeah, it's big. It is big and it's very mainstream and industry approved. And he doesn't have that. So why would he really turn that down and just to go and sing two songs? But then why would he also like take a big shit on it? You know? I think like-
Starting point is 00:36:47 Cause if he's doing, if he's accepting this role that he doesn't need, but he understands the importance of the legitimacy of, and he wants that, right? That sort of industry stamp of approval. I get why he would accept it even if it's not something he really wants to do, but why take a big seeming like dump on it?
Starting point is 00:37:01 Maybe in his mind he was like, I'm here to play two songs. Like this is what I'm here to do. I'm not part of the cast. I'm not in the writers room. I'm not with Mikey. I'm not doing anything. I'm here to play two songs.
Starting point is 00:37:11 My job is to do those things and get on stage at the end and wave and then I can leave. And I think maybe he just was a little tunnel visioned in that. Like I'm not here to shmoose. The people behind him don't like him. You can see it in their body language. They're laughing.
Starting point is 00:37:23 I'm sorry, but everyone does it. Like presidents, like literally, when you think of the people who've stood there. No, but he did it. By the way, to be clear, being an SNL host or musical guest, like it's amazing, right? It's looks like the dream. But that five minutes at the end
Starting point is 00:37:39 where you have to like stand on camera, hugging people like who you met a week ago, it's so awkward. Like if you have, if you, I'm sure there's like a blooper reel of like the most awkward. You go in to give someone a hug and then giving someone else a hug, so you're just like sort of standing there. It's definitely like the worst part of the gig.
Starting point is 00:37:52 But it's a tradition and you have to respect it if you're gonna do it. And so I wanna know what happened. Like what set Morgan off? I don't know, I don't think anything set him off. But I think the idea that he's gonna go and like hug these people who don't wanna hug him and he doesn't wanna hug them like instead just like. Right, but why think the idea that he's gonna go and like hug these people who don't wanna hug him and he doesn't wanna hug them like instead just like-
Starting point is 00:38:06 Right, but why doesn't he wanna hug them? Who knows what happened when the COVID thing happened, what those people said about him, like- Mia. I'm sure there's just a lot of different stuff. And yes, maybe there was like bad vibes again this time. I agree, I don't think anything like major happened. I just don't think he wanted to be there
Starting point is 00:38:26 any longer than he needed to. I don't think that he thought that walking off like this was gonna be such a big deal. No, I think he knew. I mean, because the thing is, you know it's like a storied tradition. So to not do it, you know what it says. And so either it was planned, like by the end of the night
Starting point is 00:38:46 he was just like fucking over it. Either way, like you know the implications of it. So you have to like, I guess you have to be ready. I would say that you have to be ready to make peace to never be invited back again, but you would think he would never be invited back again after the last time. So they kind of can't quit each other.
Starting point is 00:38:58 On page six, it said that he has no issue with the network. Like sources close to NBC told TMZ that there's no bad blood between him and the network. In fact, insiders say they would have him back on and chalked his viral departure up to an awkward moment. So whatever is going on is between, honestly like between him and Bowen and Sarah and Heidi. You know, and the littler people.
Starting point is 00:39:19 I just have like a hard time believing that this was like a nothing social awkward moment. Like it's such a big thing to do. Like everybody knows you stand there. I just think he's not gonna stand around and hug people that he's not friends with and he doesn't like. I wonder the last time he did it, did he do the hugs?
Starting point is 00:39:35 Maybe he had like a really scarring experience where like, you know, he went in for the handshake and somebody went in for the hug and like just like a socially awkward, maybe that. But I have a feeling it's, and now of course it's become like a political issue. People are like, well, he's a Southern conservative and they're like liberal theater kids. Now I hate that we make everything about politics
Starting point is 00:39:54 in this country. I do think these two political groups don't align. But that's not why you wouldn't hug someone. Like something happened. Like maybe just like bad like middle school vibes, you know? And if it was like political like that and he was taking a stance, I don't think he would have done it to begin with.
Starting point is 00:40:11 Well, then at the end of his second song, he says, go Vols and you know, praise the Lord. And maybe nobody would have thought anything of it because that's just like a very country thing to say. Vols are like a team and the Lord is the Lord. But now they're like, he was saying that the Lord is like, but people are reading so much into it. Whereas I actually think it was just like a bookend
Starting point is 00:40:32 to his performance. I don't think it was. Maybe he found them to be a bunch of godless heathens. Well, of course, because he said, praise the Lord to God's country. And then that's what Keenan was saying. He was like, well, I don't know if he was implying like we are godless. I don't know if he was implying like we are godless.
Starting point is 00:40:47 I don't know where I, you know. Maybe he found the experience to be godless and to be in a room full of godlessness. But that's definitely, I can see Morgan having that takeaway. Split ASAP. Just know like wherever I stand on this issue, I stand firmly with Kenan.
Starting point is 00:41:01 You don't stand with God? And his Uber driver. Yeah, Kenan's a professional, you're not gonna get it out of him, but you know, Chloe Feynman will be talking about in a few weeks. Yes, exactly. So I think that them putting Kenan on the press circuit,
Starting point is 00:41:15 like he did local media literally the next day, which they don't often do, them choosing Kenan, like Kenan is like the father of the group, he's the protector, like he is not gonna be starting stuff. I think in all his years, he's never really even had so much as a scandal. Whereas some of the others are definitely gonna take to social media in due time and share their truths.
Starting point is 00:41:34 I think also, Mikey Madison could tell us because this isn't her full-time job. The other people probably have, it would look bad for SNL if they start running their mouths on what happens on set because people wouldn't feel like it's a safe environment. But she saw it all, she gave him that lukewarm hug and the lip reader said that it looked like she said,
Starting point is 00:41:55 chatting to you was really good. Okay, so I saw a different lip reader because so they come back from commercial and there's like a two second where they say something to each other and they don't realize like that it started. And she said, you know, thank you to Morgan Wallen. And he was like, yeah, but I'm not,
Starting point is 00:42:12 I'm definitely not as tired as you. Like it looked like a fine, like that's, it was like a very fine exchange. This person said while hugging, it looked like she said, cause like they did that quick hug. It looked like she said chatting. She was really good.
Starting point is 00:42:23 He said, sayonara. Chatting to you was really, who talks like she said chatting, she was really good. He said, sayonara. And then- Chatting to you was really, who talks like that? Is she British? No. That's what they say, like on Love Island UK, I won't have a chat to you. That's definitely not what she said,
Starting point is 00:42:35 she's from Long Island. I think she might watch a lot of Love Island UK then. Yeah, but you would then say that to someone who you've bonded with over Love Island, maybe her and Morgan connected about that. Maybe her and Morgan connected about that. Maybe her and Morgan connected. And then it looked like Colin Joe said according to this lip reader that he said to someone,
Starting point is 00:42:52 you got to remember how he is feeling. Ooh. Yeah. And that's Colin Joe's playing devil's advocate. Nicola Hickling is the lip reader. So that's on her. Yeah. So if she's wrong, blame her, not us, sue her. Sue her.
Starting point is 00:43:07 That's interesting. So like, yeah. This is, sometimes like people are confounded by like what went on between two celebrities and I don't really care. This is something that I actually wanna know. Like this is something I find really interesting. We have no sources here.
Starting point is 00:43:21 I mean, you have to think about all the really- You could ask Keena's Uber driver. Really famous people who have ever been at SNL. Like nothing really gets out. I think that's kind of something they pride themselves on. It is like this place where every, you know, presidents and anyone can come. And it's not like it's being leaked to Jemua.
Starting point is 00:43:38 Yeah, too bad SNL 100 wasn't like next week. Cause then it would be in the documentary. Remember how they talked about the weird awkward sendoff with Kanye and everyone like these viral moments. We'll have to wait another hundred years to find out. Well, in the meantime, maybe we could talk about Craig Conover's new girlfriend. Oh, you want to talk about that next?
Starting point is 00:43:57 Yeah, I just thought that was like a good segue. Cause there's only story I knew that was coming up. Okay, sure. I usually put reality people at the end, but you got bumped, Craig. Wow. Craig Conover is dating Dak Prescott's ex-girlfriend Okay, sure, I usually put reality people at the end, but you got bumped, Craig. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Craig Conover is dating Dak Prescott's ex-girlfriend named Natalie.
Starting point is 00:44:10 Natalie. Buffett, let's say. Yeah, there was then a rumor that she was the heir to Jimmy Buffett's heir. Jimmy Buffett, I'm thinking Warren. I got big dreams for her. Oh, they said she was like the heiress to Margaritaville. And I was like, damn, go Craig.
Starting point is 00:44:27 But then Google Gemini told me that that wasn't her. So Natalie Buffett is a model and influencer, and she did previously date Dak Prescott. So she's no stranger to a relationship in the limelight. And she was in the audience at Watch What Happens Live when Craig was on last week. And asked about if he's dating. And so that's why also his statements
Starting point is 00:44:49 were very much moved on from Paige because like you wouldn't say anything. You don't wanna seem like you're harping on your old relationship in front of your new relationship. In front, right. Yeah. And it was confusing because Jackie and I were speculating on Friday's show
Starting point is 00:45:01 about who Craig is gonna date next. And we said maybe he'd date like one of his exes like that girl Natalie, who was on one episode and he took her out on a canoe, like justice for her. And then literally two hours later, DuMois revealed his new girlfriend and her name was Natalie. So I think people just assumed that like we were right, but this is a totally different Natalie.
Starting point is 00:45:18 Although Craig has known this Natalie for many years. People then, you know, went on Instagram, they found screenshots, they were hanging out in 2019, and they've known each other for a while. So it was someone that he knew before, that was the way I was feeling. Yes.
Starting point is 00:45:31 Interesting, well I think this is exciting for Craig. He obviously wants to be in a relationship and hopefully find his forever, and I want that for him too, and I think also Paige is like, you know, so fantastic that it's kind of hard to move on from someone like that. But Natalie seems great. Yeah, no, it's kind of like a Joe Jonas,
Starting point is 00:45:53 Gigi Hadid, Sophie Turner saga. Like when Joe Jonas got dumped by like a supermodel, you're like, where do you go from here? You can only go down. Then he ended up really going parallel. Yeah, you go to Westeros, head west. Correct, correct. So I think, I don't know, there's like always rumors.
Starting point is 00:46:12 I think Paige is dating as she very well should. And so I think like them both being with new people, hopefully like some of the contentiousness that we've been seeing, like I don't like it. Like I like them both, like I don't like it. And I hope, them both. Like, I don't like it, and I'm hoping that it stops. Yeah, especially when you are with someone new, like you don't wanna seem like you're hung up on the previous person. Bitter.
Starting point is 00:46:33 Yeah, I wonder what she thought of his pants. I think she's too new to say anything other than you look great. I completely agree. You look good. Yeah, but you can like style them. Be like, oh, why don't you maybe tuck in your pants or go to the tailor and have them hemmed? Like, but you can like style them. Be like, oh, why don't you maybe tuck in your pants or go to the tailor and have them hemmed. Like you can suggest like alterations.
Starting point is 00:46:49 I feel like when you're so new with someone, you only see the good. You don't wanna be. No, no, no, you might not even see it. You're just like, this is how you, like you're not in like critical, I wanna better you yet. It's like, I'm still getting to know you and then I can decide what I'll make better.
Starting point is 00:47:04 Do you know what I mean? That's how I, that's how I would see it, you know? Also, when you're in that early stage, you're just sort of like infatuated with everything. Everything you do is amazing. Well, I've never seen pants like that. Ben is still in that phase with me. With, and you for him?
Starting point is 00:47:20 No, no, I got out of that phase. I'd actually never had that phase. I'm too critical to have ever been blinded by love. Yeah, I said that honestly, like if people hadn't mentioned like Craig's pants, like I don't know if I would have noticed, I really don't notice menswear. Me neither, but it was the first thing I noticed,
Starting point is 00:47:36 like that's how blaring they were. Maybe I would have, I think maybe I did. But I'm just saying I'm very menswear blind. They were very big. Like that wants me to have more opinions on what he wears. I'm like, looks good. Oh, that's funny. Ben wants less opinions because like he asked her,
Starting point is 00:47:52 this might probably be my husband, like my biggest pet peeve with my husband. He'll come in and an alpha to say, do you like this? And I say, no, cause I don't. And then I'll have like a million follow-up questions as to why I don't like it. It's just an opinion. Like you, what do you mean why? And it's like, what do you mean why? I just don't like it. It's just an opinion. Like you, what do you mean why?
Starting point is 00:48:05 And it's like, what do you mean why? I just don't like it. Don't ask. And he's like, he's like wanting to change my mind. My husband comes in an outfit. Do you like it? Yes. Why do you like it?
Starting point is 00:48:15 A million questions. Oh, that's worse. How could it be better? Like, I like it. I didn't dislike it until you pointed out all these things. Like, don't ask me a question if you're gonna follow up with like a dissertation on my answer. Like it's just a simple yes or no.
Starting point is 00:48:28 And my answer is usually no because Ben's always trying to, you guys know I call him sometimes, it's actually really mean. I call him Bozo, like sometimes he comes in just wearing like a crazy pair of pants. I'm like whatever happened to black and white and gray? A crazy set. A salmon pant.
Starting point is 00:48:43 And I'm like, okay, so now, like instead of being like, no, I don't like it because I say bozo and it sort of like encapsulates the entire thesis. It's nice, it's sort of like a key word. I understand, I forgot that you have those issues. I don't really have stuff like that. Well, you should consider yourself very lucky. Comes in and something like so crazy.
Starting point is 00:49:01 It's like a pair of black joggers. I'm like, they're nice, they're fine. Yeah, yeah, yeah, fine. It's not controversial. You know, I'm constantly dodging like controversial outfits in my home. I understand. The fact that Ben leaves the house looking as somewhat normal as he does,
Starting point is 00:49:14 it's just a testament to my, you know, determination and faith. Well, Mazel tov to Craig and Natalie. Yes, this is a nice, she's very pretty. She's like an influencer swirly. She's dated, you know, big time football players. So it's only right that Craig is next for her. And like, I don't know a lot about her,
Starting point is 00:49:32 but she does seem like she'd be willing to move. Yeah, she seems open and ready for marriage. And like ready for reality TV. Because anyone who's an influencer and a model like is ready for reality. It's open and it model is ready for reality. It's open. And it's good for their careers. And he had to date someone, not different,
Starting point is 00:49:50 but in a different sphere. He couldn't really date someone who was already in reality TV or podcasting. He needed to swim in a different pond. And that makes it sound like he became gay, but you know what I meant. He needed to pillage another village, if you will. And I think he did a good job.
Starting point is 00:50:07 But now she can come back to his pond. I think she'll swim fine in his pond. Yes, cause Paige, I feel like is also on her way out of that pond. She's like, she's in a stream downwind. Yeah, she's going downstream. Yeah. I like this analogy.
Starting point is 00:50:20 I agree. Are you ready for our next story? Four? Four. Yeah. Meghan Trainor admits to using weight loss medication after her shocking transformation. Meghan Trainor admitted to using weight loss medication to slim down after her dramatic transformation.
Starting point is 00:50:37 It's not that shocking. It's all dramatic. I feel like- Well, when you look at like the before picture from like a million, from when we first met her to now, yes, it's a dramatic transformation, but like over time- I would say like two years ago, she probably reached like a halfway point. So it's been like, and then yes, in the last year-
Starting point is 00:50:56 Well, she had a, she has a one year old. Right, right, right. But then in the last year, she definitely like lost, I would say like the last 20 or 30 pounds. Yeah, so she posted an Instagram, I would say like the last 20 or 30 pounds. Yeah, so she posted an Instagram, I think celebrating like something, Billboard Women in Music, yeah. She posted a long caption saying like how she is,
Starting point is 00:51:14 been on a journey to be the healthiest, strongest version of herself for her kids who are four and one. She said, I've worked with a dietician, made huge lifestyle changes, started exercising with a trainer, and yes, I use science and support, shout out to Monjaro, to help me after my second pregnancy.
Starting point is 00:51:29 And I'm so glad I did because I feel great. I feel like this is a great way, because she was the name that I texted you last week when we were talking about people who are obviously on these things, but haven't mentioned it, so I'm not gonna put her on blast. Like, of course, like she is, she's,
Starting point is 00:51:43 but the thing about her is like she's on tour, she's working so hard, like it's clearly not like she's just like sitting on her couch and ejecting herself and like, you know, looking for change. Like she has changed her entire life. She like dances so hard. She's constantly active and like, I think doing all of that coupled with the shot,
Starting point is 00:51:59 like the results are amazing. She looks amazing. And like- She's like a perfect candidate for the, for the drug. She looks so healthy. And I love that she's talking about it in the context of postpartum, because that's where I feel like the drug
Starting point is 00:52:09 is just the most amazing thing on the planet. And seriously, don't be like, I wonder if Turtees on, she is. Yeah. Now having said that, Megan, I feel like it's a part of a group that we were, like when we were talking about Remy last week, like Megan became all about that base, right? She's a part of a group that we were like when we were talking about Remy last week, like Megan became all about that base, right?
Starting point is 00:52:27 She was a face of a movement. She was very body positive. And I really believe that she did love herself at every, how great for her that she fell in love and her body changes, but her marriage doesn't. But people of course are very critical of her and her use of Ozempic now because she comes from that community.
Starting point is 00:52:45 And there's really no good way to leave that community when you have been like a representative for them. It's, it feels like a betrayal, like from the plus size community, when you were somebody who got attention and, you know, you made it even further in your career because of your songs about your big ass or whatever. And so as far like she's getting backlash too,
Starting point is 00:53:09 not nearly as on the scale of like what Remy is getting, but it's because like, if you have been up until this point, like a self-hating fat person and you go on Ozempic, it's like, okay. But if you have like put in the work to try and like love yourself, which everyone should do, what you should hate yourself just cause you're fat, like you get more- You'll also, by the way, should do, what you should hate yourself just because you're fat.
Starting point is 00:53:25 You get more- You'll also, by the way, spoiler alert, you're gonna hate yourself when you're skinny too. So true. But you get more backlash from the community. The plus size community is fabulous, but they can be extremely toxic. Because I think there's really no proper way
Starting point is 00:53:38 to leave the community in a way that people don't feel slighted or left behind. Yeah, so I think now, and we're seeing this as a pattern now. So I feel like now when people leave the community, they shouldn't even have the expectation that they can do it in a way that people will be happy with. Like they should just do it. And like on their own timeline, whatever works best for them, but like trying to do it in tandem with like feeling like you're not disappointing people is just fruitless. There's no right
Starting point is 00:54:04 way to do it because you could say from the beginning I'm doing it, you could say it at the end, you could say it at the middle, you can try anything and like, people are gonna not be happy with you and you have to be happy with yourself. So I think like trying to like do it right,
Starting point is 00:54:15 there's no way, that's what I've seen. And if I see someone who does it right and everyone's happy with them, I'll let you know. It's, how do you think I did it? It was a little messy I think. No, no, now in hindsight, in hindsight we're like, yeah, I killed it. At the time, I got a lot of backlash. It was a little messy.
Starting point is 00:54:30 I think I waited maybe two months too long, but I'll never ever apologize or regret for taking time for myself to feel comfortable. By the time I was ready to share, I was bursting. I wasn't even nervous. I took a positive experience. I wanted to shout it from the rooftops. But like, I guess, you know who did it in a good way?
Starting point is 00:54:50 Taylor Stryker. But she was never like the face of a body positive movement. And I guess the difference for me is like, I was like a very vocally self-hating fat person. Like I think I would talk openly like, yeah, sure, I'm great, but I would prefer to be thin, which is kind of a crazy thing to say.
Starting point is 00:55:08 Yeah, you were never the face of the movement. I don't even think you were really so enmeshed in the community. No, no, I wasn't. I just happened to be a fat person. So you never left the community, because you weren't there. And we're not in that, we're in our community.
Starting point is 00:55:20 So we're just have the toasters, we're happy for you if you are happy. Right, right. That's why I really like my community. I'm not looking to join others. Yeah, there are other communities that like you can go to, but we've created our own where they just want to see us happy. And that's why you didn't have that experience.
Starting point is 00:55:37 So in regards to Meghan Trainor, she looks great. Her announcement is great. There's backlash, like who fucking cares? Like she's, is she able to be like the best version of herself as a mom, as a performer? Like, great. Yeah, to me, like I feel like her whole journey is so emblematic of like the amazing things
Starting point is 00:55:52 that the drug can do, coupled with hard work and lifestyle changes and like getting your mind right. And I feel like her life is just so whole. And so if people have issues with this, and then also telling us, like she's telling us now, she's not making a big deal about it. She's just like throwing it in.
Starting point is 00:56:08 If people have issues with this rollout, like that's problematic to me, because I think this is a part of you rollout. I agree. And I think that you can tell somebody- Well also it was obvious, because if I knew- Right.
Starting point is 00:56:19 You can tell when people take the drug and just sort of like let the drug work on them, right? Like, and I think that's probably what I did for like the first half of, I did it for a year. The first six months, I just like let the drug do its thing. I didn't really change anything about my life. I didn't work out and change the things that I was eating. I was just eating about half of what I was eating
Starting point is 00:56:32 because that's what the drug does. And so, you know, no matter what, you're gonna lose weight. And then halfway through, I was like, okay, now let's do that, but also try a little bit. And I started like making better choices and working out. So much so that by the time that six months went by, I felt like I could do it
Starting point is 00:56:45 without the drug. And so I relate to Megan on that level and I think you're 100% right. Like that's, I think what a doctor would say is like the best way to do it. Yeah. So Mazatov Megan. Megan.
Starting point is 00:56:57 Mazatov Megan. So jealous. So jealous. Megan. Now I'm saying Megan. I need Josh Peck to record Megan for me so I can hit a button when I wanna do the Megan. Okay, you can also find it on YouTube.
Starting point is 00:57:13 He did it like a thousand times when he was 16. But what's the point of having a personal relationship with him? If I can't ask for things, like you know that button that we were using in the hotel where you record something and then you hit it? I'm gonna send him one, ask him to do it.
Starting point is 00:57:27 And send it back. And send it back, yeah. With a prepaid label. Love that. Are you ready for our fifth and final story? Am I? No, it's a little more- No, I'm not.
Starting point is 00:57:37 No, you are, you are, you are ready. Oh, I am, okay. It's just like some more small mazel news, which is that Jennifer Lawrence has welcomed her second child with her husband. Yeah, she gave birth. I don't know why I forgot she was pregnant. I don't know if I thought she already gave birth
Starting point is 00:57:50 or she never got, I literally don't remember. I thought she was more in line with your timeline. So now she's left the group chat. I thought she was more in line with Margot Robbie who gave birth six months ago. Well, she has welcomed her second baby with her husband. They also have a three year old named Si. Kookie, like the name of our horse.
Starting point is 00:58:09 I know, I'm curious what her kid's name is gonna be. No, it's Kook Milrooney. But this People Magazine article says Kookie. Spelled it wrong? Says Kookie. That's funny. He is C-O-O-K-E. So they added the I?
Starting point is 00:58:21 They added the I. Just muscle memory, you know? Totally. Do I know? And they already have a three-year-old named Si. I wonder what the name is gonna be. I feel like Otis. That's a real, she's such an Otis.
Starting point is 00:58:36 I actually was thinking like, oh, her first is named Otis, right? And then I saw it was Si. So now I'm saying, okay, her second will be Otis. What do you think? Oh, I don't know. That's a really good guess. She definitely does like old, like, I don't know. She's so like different.
Starting point is 00:58:50 And his name being Cook, like just kind of confuses the whole thing. Otis Moroni. Just give us a guess. It makes it more interesting. I think maybe she would do a letter C. Okay. Because Sai and Cook.
Starting point is 00:59:03 So, Cojers. It's a little too common. I know it's a creeping up on the top 10. Like Clyde, even though that's too similar to Psy. It is. Cleo. Oh, why do we think she's having a boy? Oh, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:59:20 I guess it could be a girl. I guess it's a 50-50 chance. I don't know, I just feel like it's a boy. Yeah, she has boy mom energy and I just feel like people are having boys right now. People are having boys. That's a very, like not a universal thought. Like, because I saw a TikTok, someone was like,
Starting point is 00:59:36 is everybody having boys now? Like who are they gonna procreate with? Like there are no- Shadden's daughter. The comments were like, no, everyone I know is having a girl. So it's just like, it's a unique, it's just unique to us, but yes,
Starting point is 00:59:48 like everyone I know personally right now is having a boy. It's so crazy, except for Shannon. Except for Shannon. That's really crazy. So it seems like all of like my God willing sons and his friends are gonna be like pining for Shannon's daughter. Daughter, which they would be,
Starting point is 01:00:05 even if there were a million girls in the world. What's your favorite John Mayer song? Mine's probably, fathers be good to your daughters. That's a good one. Yeah, I think so. It's really beautiful. What was the story?
Starting point is 01:00:19 Jennifer Lawrence. Oh, right. I feel like she'll announce it in, you know, a really like in six months in a pargy way. Like she announced her pregnancy like very nonchalantly in like a random Vogue interview. She doesn't have social media. So I don't know when the hell we're gonna find out
Starting point is 01:00:32 what the baby's name is. And how we even know this. Did I tell you that I got a video made of like the baby naming lady on TikTok? She did one for me. Yeah, and it was like no bueno, right? It wasn't any names that like I liked or even would consider,
Starting point is 01:00:45 but I was honored to have been included. And it was a lot of names, right? Right, so I guess there's different categories. Sorry, like throwing the book at you is not helpful. Sorry to this lady, I don't know which one it was. Yeah, don't be such a hater. Oh my God, she loves the toast. No, no, Queen, I love what you do,
Starting point is 01:00:59 but I'm just gonna be honest, which is that give her a short list. There was 45 names there. So there's different like categories of names. They have like, they have different names for the categories. I forget it's like, you know, East, West, of course biblical.
Starting point is 01:01:13 Uh-huh, classic. Yeah, right, right, right. So she did the four, she did the four categories and like six names in each, which I don't think she was doing predictions. She was kind of offering me, she does consultations. I understand. So, I didn't love any of them,
Starting point is 01:01:28 even though they were throwing around Sam's offer, which I kind of liked. Like Samuel's offer, it's nice. Or Samson. Or Samson, yeah. I like Samson. But I just felt honored, not me getting baby name predictions,
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Starting point is 01:04:02 Booking.yay-ya. So, dear toasters, I'm sure you guys are familiar. It's our weekly advice segment. Every Tuesday, Jackie and I help out three swirlies in need who have written in to us about things going on in their lives and we're just gonna do our best to help. So if you ever find yourself in a pickle, you can email us, deartoasters at gmail.com.
Starting point is 01:04:19 We'll do our best to get back to you. And you can also head over to our website, thetostpodcast.com. There's a little submission box when you scroll down. Both means of communication are completely anonymous. Don't worry, we'll never like blow your shit up. All right, first up a little corporate drama. Hey, swirlies, I'm running in with a professional dilemma.
Starting point is 01:04:35 I plan events and dinners for my company. And we had an event last night, which was a seated dinner for 35 people. I have a coworker who is 24 and he's like the office drunk. His name is Kyle. Shoot, I don't think that's his real name, don't worry. Well, I look over during dinner and I see Kyle and what looks like him getting his steak sent back
Starting point is 01:04:54 because it wasn't cooked the way he likes it. Not once, not twice, but he sent it back three times. He was being rude to the waitstaff and the chef all while a speech was being given. So obviously I was giving him like eye daggers and telling him to stop. After dinner, the man comes looking for me and he's getting really loud right off the bat.
Starting point is 01:05:10 I pulled a Craig Con over and I said, Kyle, let's talk tomorrow. And boy, oh boy, he didn't like that. He proceeds to yell at me until I just walked away. So do I let this go? Do I have a chat with my boss about it? Because you bitch, you're not gonna talk to me like that and you're not gonna treat service workers like that
Starting point is 01:05:21 on my company credit card. Love ya, bye. Honestly, like we have to remember this is a professional environment because if this is like your friend my company credit card. Love ya, bye. Honestly, we have to remember this is a professional environment because if this is your friend, I have a list of things. But- There are procedures in place for this, no? Right, so you don't need to worry about snitching.
Starting point is 01:05:34 This is literally the job and he is drunk at a company event. He is berating people at a company event and then berating you at a company event. That's like four HR violations. Yeah, just take it to the proper route channel. Right up the flagpole. Yeah, I think there are certain scenarios
Starting point is 01:05:50 where being a snitch is okay. No, but it's not snitchery if it's HR. What other function do they serve other than to police workplace behavior? Because these aren't your friends. You can say what you want. This is why there is HR. Yeah, and I feel like when I look at this
Starting point is 01:06:06 as like from Kyle's POV, like he's 24. And yeah, maybe at 24, like I thought it was okay to like get drunk. Like these are lessons he needs to be, you're doing him a favor because he needs to be taught the hard way. Like you cannot get drunk at a work dinner. Yeah, no, it's something that he needs to learn
Starting point is 01:06:22 and you're gonna help him learn that lesson how kind of you, but it's true. Like you have bad experiences when you're younger and they shape you to be a professional and to be like a smile. You learn from experience and then sometimes you meet people who like never got those lessons and they're like 40 years old acting like animals. So you're actually doing this man an enormous service by writing on him. Yeah, no, actually like this will better him as a person.
Starting point is 01:06:47 That's not why you're doing it, because it's the right thing to do. But that's just a bonus. No, and this is not your problem. The your job is to plan events, not sit down with 24 year olds and like do therapy. Seriously, not your problem. Yeah. I'm sorry that that happened to you. Hey, Swirlies, we have a message. We have a dear toasters from one of my trust others.
Starting point is 01:07:04 And I wanted to have to obviously serve my community. So, hey, swirlies, let's get down to business. I come from a Hispanic background and my husband and I live on the same property as my parents. We live in different houses, but on the same lot. My parents help us out quite a bit with our toddlers. I also cook on a regular basis.
Starting point is 01:07:21 So when I have extra, I like to share with my parents. My husband recently decided that this bothers him. He asked me to stop offering it to them all the time. The only problem is that my cooking is so tough here. Sometimes my parents will ask me if there's food or if I'll cook or to share with them. What am I supposed to do? Say no to their face?
Starting point is 01:07:36 There's really no escaping it when they're literally our neighbors. Sincerely a tostada that is stuck between her parents and her husband. Your husband's so wrong for this. He's so wrong. And you could just be like, no, I made this for them. Like I would have made less, but I'm cooking more
Starting point is 01:07:47 because I'm cooking for them too. Like remind him of everything that they do for it. Sometimes you just need like a- But no, there's so many. A knock over the head. There's so many things, first of all. First of all, like it's a nice thing to do for someone who is helping you out with your kids, right?
Starting point is 01:08:03 You're not paying them, you're saving money. So that's one reason why it's a nice thing to do for someone who is helping you out with your kids, right? You're not paying them, you're saving money. So that's one reason why it's a nice thing to do. Two, they're your fucking parents. Yeah, it's like if I, like sometimes I'll ask Olivia, like, do you have extra food? I'm hungry. No, and she literally like will come over with a Ziploc. Yeah, and vice versa.
Starting point is 01:08:20 Like when I have something that I made that's really good and I have extra, I'm like, you gotta try this. It's like a normal happy thing to do. If my husband was like, stop giving our leftovers to Olivia. Actually, I would just be like, oh, cause you want them for yourself
Starting point is 01:08:29 cause you love my cooking so much. That's not what this man's saying. But still, like it's the nice thing to do. Your mom didn't get a chance to cook cause she was busy watching her toddlers. Like just make sure to rub his face in it. No, I don't know. And I'm also getting the vibe.
Starting point is 01:08:39 Like if you live on their property, they maybe also help you out financially. Like, and so, cause even it sounds like this is, it could also just be your neighbor and you're bringing food over to your neighbors, which is so nice. Anyone who has a problem with that is weird. But the fact that the neighbor is your parents
Starting point is 01:08:51 who help you out with your toddlers, and I think also financially, what is your fucking problem? Don't accept help if you can't then reciprocate. Those are the worst fucking types of people. And then it puts you in a bad spot. This is every night. It's not like you're doing it too much.
Starting point is 01:09:05 It's like, no, every single night I'm making dinner and I'm making for them too because I'm making for my entire family, which includes them. And you're the one who's putting in all the work. But we're to bother anyone who would bother you. The only reason I can think of is cause like he wants the leftovers the next day.
Starting point is 01:09:17 So that's interesting. But I feel like if that were the case, they're such an easy solve. You make even more and then there's leftovers and a gift for your parents. So yeah, if that's the case, they're such an easy solve. You make even more and then there's leftovers and a gift for your parents. That's not it. If that's the case to this toaster, if that is the case,
Starting point is 01:09:29 cause he wants to eat it, make more. But I love that we're giving her jobs. No, we're giving her jobs. We're also giving the schmuck the benefit of the doubt. I'm telling you, that ain't it. He's like protected, like a territorial. That's the word. Like my wife, like fuck off,
Starting point is 01:09:44 go buy your own house and get your own babysitter then. Yeah, well, literally. I'm mad, it's actually really bothers me. I'm mad for you. I don't think you need to leave him and I don't think he's gay, but he could be. I think it's possible.
Starting point is 01:09:56 Maybe. He wants all that extra food to give it to his lover. Yeah, or he's just like in a particularly bad mood because he's hiding this big secret. And so he's eating his feelings. It's a theory, albeit a far-fetched one. I don't think, I think you're safe this time, but it sounds like your husband actually
Starting point is 01:10:14 just needs to be like slapped. He needs like a knock over the head. Yeah, like to be hit with over the head with the truth. Yeah, no, I didn't mean like physical violence. I would never promote. No, like a metaphorical ass whipping. Yeah, maybe just play this episode for him. I don't think we've been harsh enough.
Starting point is 01:10:29 And I think only you can do it from your own mouth because you know- Are you talking to me? No, no, you toaster, tostada. Because you have all the examples of what they do and how he benefits and you can feed them. Get in there, get that finger in there too. Also, if I know my tostadas community, like your parents are beacons in your family. Like
Starting point is 01:10:49 you give them the utmost respect. You would give them the shirt off your back. You feed them, you clothe them, you bathe them. Like there's nothing you wouldn't do. I mean, everybody respects their parents, of course, but like certain cultures, like certain cultures respect their elders more. Yeah. Even more. And the tostadas actually, and I'm being dead serious, are very similar to the Jewish community where it's like above all else, parents, parents, parents. So if he doesn't get that, hola. Adios.
Starting point is 01:11:12 Oh, thank you. Not me. Oh, hola. Hola to you too. I got confused. I was thinking of like aloha and shalom, which are both hello and goodbye in their respective languages.
Starting point is 01:11:26 Like it reminds me of that Miss Congeniality when she's like trying to make a joke. Do you think people in Hawaii like hang up the phone and they're like, hello? Whatever, I got confused. We'll just cut that out. That was so embarrassing. Okay, third and final, I'm gonna give you an option.
Starting point is 01:11:41 It was an explosive mistake. No, actually, I'm not gonna give you an option. It was an explosive mistake. No, actually, I'm not gonna give you an option. Oh, this is funny, okay. The teacher community needs us. I'm so glad we're all past that Reese Witherspoon thing. Hey, girly swirlies. I'm gonna need some advice. Do you remember when the teacher community came for me?
Starting point is 01:11:59 With the Reese Witherspoon Draper James thing? Oh yeah. Let's take a trip down memory lane. We had a story like three years ago. Draper James, which is like this- COVID, so like five years ago. COVID. Draper James, which is Reese Witherspoon's dress company.
Starting point is 01:12:12 They had found themselves in hot water because they posted like a sweepstakes almost basically being like, we're giving out a free dress to a teacher, free dresses to teachers. And I think it was like in the fine print, like the first a hundred teachers who signed up got free dresses. It was like a nice thing. But of course, like dresses to teachers. And I think it was like in the fine print, like the first 100 teachers who signed up got free dresses. It was like a nice thing. But of course, like thousands of teachers wanted free dresses
Starting point is 01:12:30 and most of them didn't get it. And so the teachers like came for Draper Dreams being like, you're evil. They were like literally were canceling Reese and her company. And I remember on the toast, I was like, well, first of all, she's doing something nice. And second of all, like you guys misunderstood
Starting point is 01:12:44 the fine print. Like it's literally not her fault. And then she had to like go, oh, to make it right, she donated like a hundred thousand dresses. And it's like, you're exploiting the situation. Like it was not, and I didn't take the teacher's side. Oh my God, I got so much shit. I stand by what I said.
Starting point is 01:13:02 Are you not speaking? Cause you don't want to make yourself a target of the teacher community. 1000% while operating on like not a lot of facts from this story because whatever happened here, I blocked it out mentally and I don't want to go back. Oh, that's so funny. You don't really remember the great Draper dream saga.
Starting point is 01:13:19 Like it is familiar, but it's not up there on like my great list of sagas. Oh, it's a smaller one for me, but I always remember it because I love the teacher community, but I wouldn't do anything differently. Like what does Draper James owe the teachers? Like they were doing something nice. How would you rank it in the list of sagas?
Starting point is 01:13:37 Like you mean on a scale from one to 10, how bad was it? No, like in all of our sagas, you don't have to like, but where would- Let's say there's like, this is probably like our sagas, you don't have to like, but where we're- Let's say, let's say there's like, this is probably like 15 sagas. I would say it's like number two or three. Oh no, sorry. Like 12 or 13, like at the bottom, whatever.
Starting point is 01:13:54 We should make a list. It was little. Privately. No, no, privately. Privately, privately. No one to remind you. Okay, so all that to say, all that to say the teachers need us.
Starting point is 01:14:04 Hey, girly swirlies, I'm in need of some advice on how I can unsee something. I have a very P-jump husband who I find really attractive. I'm a middle school teacher and I have our wedding picture as my phone background. Recently, the kids have started to joke about my husband having a big forehead and a receding hairline.
Starting point is 01:14:19 While that is a little true, it's never been something that bothered me until now. I can't stop thinking about it. Him balding, staring at his forehead all the time. I've even gone as far as joking about us flying to Turkey for a hair transplant and he doesn't think it's funny. How do I unsee this or get it out of my head?
Starting point is 01:14:32 I know these annoying kids are 14 and I shouldn't let that affect me, but maybe they have a point, LOL. Thanks for helping. Oh my God. I always think about how like, I wouldn't want to be a teacher because like I would not be good.
Starting point is 01:14:40 I have like bad patience. But you also forget that like, especially at this age, kids can be particularly cruel and honest. And I don't know if I personally could handle it, honestly, the bullying. Yeah, I think it's a little crazy that it's affecting the way you see your husband so much. There are a bunch of snot in those kids.
Starting point is 01:14:59 Let's see what they look like at his age. They're so perfect. Why do they have your phone? Well, that's another thing. I think that there's no place for screens in the classroom. So maybe if you put it away, your problems would go away. As a teacher, you probably learn these lessons the hard way of like not giving too much
Starting point is 01:15:15 of like your personal information and just like details for them to work with. Cause then they'll start like just making jokes and nicknames and like, you just have to like starve them of information. No, like you, you think of it as like a moment of vulnerability and they see it as just making jokes and nicknames and like you just have to like starve them of information. No, like you think of it as like a moment of vulnerability and they see it as an opportunity to attack. Yeah, so I think boundaries.
Starting point is 01:15:32 Yeah, okay, but that doesn't help her in this particular. Like seriously get over it, like that's really crazy. You didn't notice and a bunch of middle schoolers are gonna make you notice and you're gonna send your husband to Turkey over the opinion of some middle schoolers, snap out of it, teach. Middle scooters?
Starting point is 01:15:47 These middle scooters on their scooters. Exclusive middle scooters. Snap out of it, teach. What are you doing? Yeah, snap out of it. Jackie's right, like letting these not-know kids, like you have a happy marriage. How many people can say that?
Starting point is 01:15:59 Yeah. And look, you're letting these little ugly kids get in the way of that? Get over it, get over it. And it's kind of harks back to what we were saying at the beginning of the show. Like when you really love someone, like their quirks or their flaws are endearing to you
Starting point is 01:16:12 and they're not unattractive. And so lean into that. You love this man, this man loves you, this man protects you, this man provides for you hopefully. So what if he's balding? Like so what, some people are bald. And they're- Vin Diesel is very hot.
Starting point is 01:16:24 Yeah, there's a lot of attractive baldies. Yeah. Big forehead. If it doesn't bother him, then unfortunately- Because a man has a big forehead. So true. Now, if you were a lesbian, women can, you know, have it worse.
Starting point is 01:16:36 The beauty standards for women. Maybe- The beauty standards. Maybe we could talk about a trip to Turkey, honestly. That's how fucked up the world is. But Jackie's right, like every man is bald. Like that's your husband. the world is. But Jackie's right, like every man is bald. Like that's your husband, like who cares? Right, does his baldness affect his ability to earn a living?
Starting point is 01:16:51 Then I would be concerned. Yeah. Does his baldness affect his ability to rear children? Like, no, but he's fine. Well, not if he goes on the meds. True, actually, minoxidil, propetia, they can be, you know, sperm killers. Yeah, but you could get it on the meds if that's more important to you than the sperm at the moment, actually, minoxidil, propitia, they can be sperm killers.
Starting point is 01:17:05 Yeah, but you could get it on the meds if that's more important to you than the sperm at the moment, which it might be, who knows what you guys are. The thing is, it doesn't bother him, so it really, it factually cannot bother you. It's true, like if someone wanted to put me on medication for something about my, an aesthetic thing about myself that does not bother me but bothers you,
Starting point is 01:17:21 like I'd say you don't love me. No, of course, imagine if Zach was like hung up on a flaw of yours, which just in general would be fucked up, but a flaw that you've never voiced. Yeah. And even when he brings it up, it's not, it doesn't become my new flaw. I'm just like, I don't care.
Starting point is 01:17:35 Oh, I don't care. Like say my hair, like say like it was spinning and he was like, get on, like he wants to send me to Turkey. Like I'll send you to fucking Turkey. No, I'm trying to think of like an equivalent. Like, okay. Wait, say he wants to put of like an equivalent, like. Wait. Okay, like.
Starting point is 01:17:45 Say he wants to put you on no Zempik. No, weight can, like weight is fluid. You're like, you're not born with a specific weight. You're born with a certain amount of hair follicles. Like that's true. So maybe like teeth, maybe teeth. Okay. Teeth.
Starting point is 01:17:59 If Ben was like, oh, would you ever like want to get veneers? Like my teeth don't bother me, but they're not perfect. Agreed, same. I would be like, no. I would be like, what, would you ever like wanna get veneers? Like my teeth don't bother me, but they're not perfect. I agree, same. I would be like, no. I would be like, what the fuck is your problem? I would actually be really offended. I would be really offended. Yeah, and I say, who needs the veneers now?
Starting point is 01:18:14 Yeah, I say we only have one appointment. You should take it. You gotta let this go. You're letting like the immaturity and like the way kids can be mean, you're letting it penetrate you. And as a teacher, I feel like that's where you have to draw the line.
Starting point is 01:18:27 It's true, you can't live your life. You're supposed to be influencing them, not the other way. You can't live your life based on what the students are gonna think. Fuck them students, honestly. Fuck them kids. That's why I can't be a teacher. The way I would really have a hard time not telling
Starting point is 01:18:42 a particularly annoying kid to fuck off. Yeah. Unless there's schools where that's acceptable. Maybe I would thrive there. It's like bad teacher. Yeah, I would just be like, you're ugly. You have other problems to worry about. Like don't, no seriously, work on yourself
Starting point is 01:18:57 because you're gonna need a lot of help in this world as an ugly person. I would seriously, sometimes kids need to be spoken to in a real way. That's literally the plot of bad teacher, which is why it's shocking you don't like it more. It's not that I don't like it. I don't remember it.
Starting point is 01:19:09 I wasn't impacted by it. But if I remember correctly, she was like more so a bad teacher because she herself was like hung over. Like it wasn't, I would do my job. She didn't do her job. Like I would do my job. I would show up for class.
Starting point is 01:19:19 And then when people like weren't listening, I would say, but you're ugly. Like why aren't you listening? She does start to do her job because of the prize money that she's after. Right, right. For the test results. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:19:28 So she does get it together while also ruling with an iron fist. Yeah, I would just be in it for the sweet treats. I feel like the teacher's lounge is always filled with like parents dropping off cupcakes and stuff. Of course, but there are easier ways to get cookies. Like in this world. There's a bakery across the street.
Starting point is 01:19:44 But I used to think that way too. I was like when I would see my teacher eating something, I'd be like, I'm going to be a teacher one day and that's going to be me just so I can eat. And we always came inside and I can just write a bakery, which is also good. But there's something nice about like a Tupperware is being brought in because eating in front of people like and it's all yours. Not only that, like, yes, we could go across the street and get a cookie, but like, we also then have to go to work. So if the work could just have the cookie, two birds.
Starting point is 01:20:11 It's very different. And also when it's unexpected, you know, like, ooh. It's so thoughtful. I feel like there's always donuts in school. There is always donuts. We can also become cops if we're looking for donuts. Like if you work in a corporate, there's always donuts. It's so crazy.
Starting point is 01:20:26 It's like, am I gonna have a donut today again? That's a crazy way to live. I know. And what's a crazy way to live is the way we live where nobody brings donuts to our places of work. Nobody. And at the end of the year, we get holiday gift baskets sent to us by us.
Starting point is 01:20:40 From us. So we know what's in them. So you don't have the element of surprise. And they are really good, but- They are. It's not the same when you send them to yourself. After media says that's those Pargy chocolate covered pretzels. That was a real treat.
Starting point is 01:20:52 Yeah, I guess. There weren't enough in there, but it was good. I feel like there were not enough in there. That was your toasters, you guys. A Nalofi for you today. What are we at? An hour 20. Nacoffee.
Starting point is 01:21:09 Nice Kojo one for you. Why? Why not? No, like what does that mean, a nice Kojo one for you? I just called you Nacoffee. Oh, oh, oh, thanks Najafi. I get it. See, it's fun.
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