The Toast - Jesse Solomon, Peppa Pig & The Mailman: Thursday, April 10th, 2025

Episode Date: April 10, 2025

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Welcome back to the toast and happy Thursday. We're going to be singing the song that we all love. We're going to be singing the song that we all love. We're going to be singing the song that we all love. We're going to be singing the song
Starting point is 00:00:17 that we all love. We're going to be singing the song that we all love. We're going to be singing the toast. They sound amazing. Welcome back to the toast and happy Thursday. I forgot what day it was because I'm more fixated on the fact. Yes, Thursday, right? Yeah. You're looking at me like that. Oh, um, um, I'm more fixated on the fact that it's national sibling day and I'm sitting here thinking about how much I love my siblings and I'm curious to see which of my siblings will reach out and wish me a happy National Sibling Day.
Starting point is 00:00:48 Well, it's very sweet to wish someone a happy National Sibling Day, but I feel like unless you post on Instagram, you didn't really commemorate. Like you could tell me privately, happy National Sibling's Day. Also, because I feel like we get National Sisters Day. Sibling's are for people with mixed.
Starting point is 00:01:05 And we're just coming off of International Women's Month, which obviously we celebrated extensively. I feel like thoroughly celebrated. Yeah, no, I'm not gonna be posting on social media. I think like, we say this every time, but like creating content around national days is like the lowest form of content. And I'm a better creator than that.
Starting point is 00:01:23 I really am. I like to think that I am. I think that you are. And how do you know it's National Sibling Day? Who told you that? It was on Twitter. Pop Crave posted a picture of Beyonce and Solange. I also fell for another Pooh Crave tweet this morning.
Starting point is 00:01:39 What was it? About White Lotus. It said that the creator of White Lotus, Mike White, revealed that there was actually supposed to be in the finale another incest scene between Belinda and Zion. I believe it. No, and the thing is, it's like such a crazy show.
Starting point is 00:01:55 It's not the most unbelievable thing. I did catch it as Poo Crave before I kept swiping, but sometimes I'll keep swiping and not even see. And Poo Crave really is such misinformation. They're doing important work. It's so funny. Making you question the truth. Cause all of it is somewhat believable.
Starting point is 00:02:12 Yeah. I could see, this scene was Belinda, Zion and porn chai. Why? They said Zion and porn chai had a threesome with Belinda. Yummy. So I've had like a really busy morning celebrating my sisters and also falling for poo crave. Understood.
Starting point is 00:02:34 I've had a busy morning as well but I'm happy to be sat here with you. Yesterday was so busy because we recorded the redheads. Us gals are just so funny. Like we do not get paid enough for the work that we do. We're so funny. The episode is coming out at enough for the work that we do. We're so funny. The episode is coming out at some point today because I have to put it together still.
Starting point is 00:02:49 But you know what? Let's a few more hours. You've waited seven days. And like, I know everyone, like they wouldn't want me to kill myself to get the episode up. And like, if I had to put it together yesterday, like I would not be the same girl here today.
Starting point is 00:03:01 I understand. Listen, take your time. Normalize not meeting deadlines. Like I'm just, I'm so over like showing off. No, and you could feel that energy from all of the girls yesterday. Like all of us had a month. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:03:15 And then we read this book, the girls were not happy. Yeah, I don't know if it's like a seasonal thing. Everyone's feeling it or me in particular, because I'm so nuts like like about timelines and schedules, and like I'm always making us record like at the exact time, maybe a little earlier. And maybe it's like pregnancy,
Starting point is 00:03:30 like I seriously don't give a fuck. Yeah, but we do record at the exact time. No, you know what I mean though, like I'm very lax these days, with like all my responsibilities, yes. You haven't felt that? I've really like unclenched. No, but like, so that you should feel good knowing
Starting point is 00:03:44 that you, it might feel for you you like you've let things go, but like things feel fine. Oh, that's good, okay. Yeah. Update, my baby is still breech. And to be honest, it's like actually bothering me more than I thought it would. So I'm gonna stop talking about it.
Starting point is 00:04:00 Okay, well you have your plans in place. We've had long discussions about them in the family chat yesterday. You have plans, Eastern plans. I'm going to acupuncture today. Let us know how that is. I will. But like seriously, I laid in child's pose
Starting point is 00:04:15 and like all these turned poses in my second bedroom for like an hour last night. I felt so sick afterwards. I'm like, if this baby hasn't flipped, I flipped. Yeah, you're upside down. I was like upside down on the couch doing spinning babies, like put a sonos speaker in the entry of my vagina. They say if you play music down at your vagina,
Starting point is 00:04:32 the baby can like hear it and like, perhaps curiosity will get the best of him and he'll turn right around. Get a ticket on game time. Correct. Come on down. Be like, what's going on? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:04:42 And if I know my boy, he's definitely curious. Yeah, give him time, trust the process. I know it's like annoying, but there's nothing you can do aside from what you're doing. So. Yeah, we're just doing it. And I thought like, I knew he hadn't flipped,
Starting point is 00:04:54 but you know, you go in and you're like, maybe I got an A plus on this quiz I didn't study for, right? Like it's possible. And no. Well, there's time. Yeah, whatever. And coach, you gotta relax, you know? I'm's time. Yeah, whatever. And coach, you gotta relax, you know?
Starting point is 00:05:07 I'm so relaxed. No stress-free. If I was any more relaxed, I'd be dead. Stress-free. I don't even know stress. Yeah, yeah. Also, I couldn't edit the redheads last night because I watched Summer House
Starting point is 00:05:18 and I was like, I'm not gonna miss Summer House. Lexi was on Watch What Happens Live. I caught about- I saw. Six minutes before my TV froze and just didn't come back. And I thought it was a sign because I needed to go to sleep. And I was like, OK, it is a sign.
Starting point is 00:05:31 All my wife, everything, my phone was working. Just this like one program wasn't working. It was a higher power telling me to go to sleep, go to sleep. Well, you must listen to the higher power. But I'm glad that you were able to watch the episode of Summer House. I too watched it. There will be a TV recap at the end of today's episode. Very good episode.
Starting point is 00:05:46 And I'd like to see Lexi on Watch Up and Slime Shaking That Dang. She's very well-spoken. She's like kind of, she kind of made for this life. Yeah, she is. And I also like, when we announced that she was gonna be on the show, cause it like came out,
Starting point is 00:05:59 who she is is not at all what I expected. Me neither. Like she's so bubbly. She's so friendly. She's so sweet. Like a girl with a face like that could be like a cold hearted bitch. And she like-
Starting point is 00:06:07 And Andi was asking like leading questions about some of the other girls and she was not taking the bait. No, she was like respectful towards all the girls who talk shit about her in the entire episode. Yeah. And it's just, you don't expect that from someone with her face.
Starting point is 00:06:18 Like her face is insane. Yeah, no her face card as a kid say never declines. Her face card, an insane inn, like she is like the most beautiful girl I've ever seen. Very beautiful. Yeah, no, her face card as a kid say, never declines. Her face card, and insane in a good, like, she is like the most beautiful girl I've ever seen. Very beautiful, very angular. Yeah, and I really like her, and I want great things for her.
Starting point is 00:06:33 I have a lot of thoughts on her and Jesse. Jesse is like someone who's really conflicting me as a person because when he was leading the Shabbat. Yeah, of course, like him and his Shabbat. Claudia, I'm like calling Margot saying, get this boy to our Shabbat table. No, of course. And it's like, of course the episode
Starting point is 00:06:49 where he's like highlighting his amazing faith and his beautiful Shabbat dinner, he's like also acting like an animal, like why? Yeah. No, it was disappointing and it was conflicting as well. Yeah, and then also like, he is very Jewish actually. And he like knows all the melodies and he did Shabbat every week with his family.
Starting point is 00:07:05 So like, you know, it's hard to see him with Lexi who's not Jewish, even though they're clearly no longer together. So like, I would like to see him with a Jewess, but like no woman deserves what he's about to put any girl through because he's not ready for a relationship. And as the number one Carl Radke hater on the universe, last night's episode was hard for me
Starting point is 00:07:23 because I actually had a lot of sympathy for him and then he ended up being right in the Lindsay Hubbard thing so I was having a hard time watching but it's okay. I felt bad that everyone was making fun of Lil's Lemon. I agree also by the way, I thought that was really rude. Yeah. Okay by the way, we'll save it for the recap. Okay but like justice for Lil's Lemon.
Starting point is 00:07:43 Agreed, do you think she should have a podcast on Lemonada? Yes. Yeah, but she could tell her side of the story. She would have a podcast on Lemonada. Like, regardless of the lemon. Right. She's very Lemonada. Yes, coded.
Starting point is 00:07:57 Yeah, she's the Elk of Lemonada. Correct. When the kids say coded, I say Elk of. Yes. Would you say you have any big special plans today to celebrate National Sibling Day or just Thursdays in general? It's a great question.
Starting point is 00:08:11 I don't have any big special plans, but I think every day being your sister is a special day. I would agree with that. Every day being my sister is a special day. And I do wonder what it's like to be my sister. You would hate it. Yeah, no, I would hate it because I'm me. But you're still you, yeah.
Starting point is 00:08:30 But I do often think like either being my friend or like my family, like being somebody who spends time with me is probably amazing, but also horrible, you know? Like good luck going through anything in your life because we're never gonna talk about it. We really like it, but you would hate it. Yeah, of course, of course, of course.
Starting point is 00:08:49 I just feel like I always wish there was somebody around to like be so funny and like entertain me. You don't though. And meanwhile, I'm over here dancing for my supper. But if there was someone who came into our group who was like so funny, so entertaining, like sort of like, you know, the center of gravity for the group.
Starting point is 00:09:03 And I'm not saying that in any way to put anyone else down, but that's what you are. You would hate it. Yeah. Could you imagine? No. No. But maybe it would be nice to have a sub that I could tap in when I need a break.
Starting point is 00:09:17 But you don't want, I know you. No, even stars get lonely, Jackie. That's why you have your siblings. So true. And that's why you celebrate on National Sibling Day. Correct. So happy National Sibling Day to all who celebrate. Yes, don't forget to text your sibling today.
Starting point is 00:09:34 Tell them how ugly you think they are. That's a very sibling-like thing to do. It is, but it's not nice. No, it's not. But I think you're obviously like so beautiful. Why, thank you. I think my face- I do think you're beautiful.
Starting point is 00:09:50 Thank you. I think I did a good job on my hair and makeup today. I'm sure I look nicer when I put my hair up, I've realized. It gives me a little snatch. That's just never been the case for me. It's so crazy. It's like I do my hair, I do the whole blowout. The nicer my hair looks in person,
Starting point is 00:10:04 the worse it looks on the show. The worst you look? It's the headphones. That's so crazy. It's like I do my hair. I do the whole blowout. The nicer my hair looks in person, the worse it looks on the shelves. The worst you look. That's so interesting. And I put it all behind. I wish that was the case for me. I love throwing my hair up like out of my face, doing a blowout every day is like a job. I seriously need to stop blowing out my hair
Starting point is 00:10:16 because I hate how I look on the days where I do a flush blowout. A flush blowout? Yeah, I was just waiting. Like I just, I didn't even want to continue. Yeah, I like how you did. I like how you said, flesh blowout pause. Like, cause it's hurtful when I continue talking
Starting point is 00:10:28 and then you cut, like- It is, it is. So I'm like, I'm gonna protect myself, go ahead. Yeah, that's a good, I like that. That's good. Yeah. It's annoying, like you've moved on with the sentence, but like I'm still here at the restaurant
Starting point is 00:10:39 making fun of the flesh. And it's like, as much as you do cut me off, like it doesn't, like in the regular sense, it doesn't bother me, but in like that sense. You know, it's like halting the whole conversation. Whereas like when we are going back and forth, like we're adding color to each other's stories. That's just how we talk.
Starting point is 00:10:54 Correct. But it is unnatural. It was really nice to see people sharing their favorite toast memories yesterday in when they sounded off in the comments and celebration of two back-to-back big holidays seven year toast anniversary and National Sibling Day so should we go through some of the the top submissions for what
Starting point is 00:11:13 people's favorite moments in Toast History was? There was one or two that were unexpected that I had forgotten about that genuinely made me laugh now the rest are so bad. Same squeegee girls, squeegee girl with the both sides. Oh I joined in in Cammon and I don't know how to get out. I love that. A lot of them are very, you know, over, like not over hype, but like appropriately hype. They've been said before. Oh, Game Tunes Day. That's like a-
Starting point is 00:11:36 Yeah, no, but we know the classics. There is no 5K. Like there are ones that we know are in the Hall of Fame, but hearing people bring up random moments that I legit had forgotten about, Dachshund. Dachshund, yes, that was another one. Demi Lovato, performing heart attack at the Heart Attack Survivor event.
Starting point is 00:11:52 I miss stories like that. Oh, me too, when the speaker died, of course. When I read Cody Simpson as entertainer of the year, and you were surprised at the nominees, and I said, who are you looking for? That was funny. Oh, guessing the lyrics to Taylor Swift's tortured poets songs.
Starting point is 00:12:13 Oh, I love guessing lyrics. That's my favorite thing. The Carlos Santana, Dear Toasters. That's one of my favorites. My retelling of Cat in the Hat, which I read, we read it last night before bed. And I just love that book because it's so good, but it also made me a star.
Starting point is 00:12:25 Like I will never have anything bad to say about that book. And then of course, thank you. Someone just reminded me of the hasty flush. That's truly one of our best moments. I know. The thing is it was an audio only episode. So there's no video component. Like some of these clips,
Starting point is 00:12:40 like there is no 5K was a clip that went so viral that like we have the moment visually. That's why people love it so much and always bring it up But the hasty flush was I think like an audio only maybe even patreon thing It was audio only because we came back from connecticut and then we had to quarantine for 14 days, right? Because we drove through connecticut when we went to newport Yeah, and that's where I lost the keys to the newport is in roed Island, Rhode Island Yeah, but it was because of our drive through Connecticut
Starting point is 00:13:05 that was a 14 day quarantine. That was the rules of Connecticut. What? Like every state had different like, No, by the way, that's not like what we were following the law to the letter of the law. Like that is not why we quarantined. People knew that we drew through Connecticut
Starting point is 00:13:20 and then they saw that if they saw that we left our house before 14 days, they would have called the police. They would have called the police, but that's not why we did it. I just remember on our way back from the extreme, the hate to flush, I also wasn't feeling good. Oh yeah, we did also get sick with not COVID, but we couldn't even, we were like,
Starting point is 00:13:35 suppressing a cough on the show. It was just an audio only episode. It was a hard time, you guys. Yeah, you had to like hide your cough. It was a very hard time. And then also Peppa Pig, Mommy Pig and Daddy Pig having another baby. I don't even know what that is.
Starting point is 00:13:49 That they still get down. Mommy Pig throwing it in a circle. That's literally from like three weeks ago, Claudia. And that's like a Hall of Fame moment. I don't even remember it. Claudia, no, a few weeks ago I announced like, you know Peppa the- The pig, yes, of course.
Starting point is 00:14:05 There's Peppa Pig and then George. No, I remember the story. And we had just said- And we clicked it. You were being so funny. You said you didn't know mommy pig still gets down like that. She throws that ass in a circle. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:14:16 Yeah, I just didn't know there was like a hall of fame moment. Oh, I thought it's really funny. I'm so glad it resonated with the community. Trend, I'm noticing people like when we talk about kid stuff. Oh, I didn't notice that trend. No guys, did you notice that? No.
Starting point is 00:14:28 I guess we'll just have to wait until like you care about it and then it's all we'll talk about, right? No. I feel like, and this is, I feel like, where do we have this conversation when you were asking me like what type of mom content creator do I wanna be? And I said like an inspo of mine is Jason Marie Smith, right? Like she like really maintained a sense of self
Starting point is 00:14:46 while also obviously like sharing her whole journey. And I'd really like to emulate that. I wonder what she talks about on her podcast though. That's true, I really only follow her on TikTok. Yeah, I follow her on the gram. Does anyone make a part of your piece of content than JC Marie? No.
Starting point is 00:15:03 No, nobody has that JC Marie I. Except for Kendall Jenner. JC Marie I. How are the stories today? They are so fucking weird. Oh good. It's been a weird week of stories. Like I wanna just do a PSA for any celebrities.
Starting point is 00:15:19 Like if you wanna make news, now is the time. Now's the time. There's really not a lot going on. It's really crazy. I don't know why it's just a random weekend in April. Maybe everyone's getting ready for the hog, but there is nothing going on. So I have five interesting random stories,
Starting point is 00:15:32 but I don't know why it's such a quiet week. I don't mind it, but they're really. Yeah, it's all fallout stories from White Lotus. Yeah, and I do have one, because it's a little bit interesting, but it's just like what's even the lead story on page six right now? Like, oh, sad news. But just, you know, a lot of people making Instagram comments, like making news.
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Starting point is 00:20:38 You're welcome. Our first story, major news. Jennifer Lopez will be hosting the 2025 American Music Awards. What? Yeah, 10 years after her, she hosted it in 2015 as well. So that helps, but. No, I think it was probably still set in 2015.
Starting point is 00:20:57 On Wednesday, it was announced that JLo would be hosting the 2025 AMAs. 10 years after she hosted the show, the CEO of Dick Clark Productions said, "'We are thrilled to welcome Jennifer back to the host, the American Music Awards, her incredible talent and incomparable stage presence, make her the ideal host of the show.
Starting point is 00:21:12 We know she will bring her one-of-a-kind energy to the official kickoff celebration of summer.'" I didn't realize that's what the AMAs were. It's not, that's why you didn't realize, because it's not. This is the weirdest thing ever. One, like people of Jennifer Lopez's Elk don't host award shows. And if they do, it would be like the Grammys.
Starting point is 00:21:33 The American Music Awards, is that what it was? Yeah. Are like one of those people's choice award, Billboard Music Awards. They're like these just sort of generic events that people show up to if they're in town. They're kind of meaningless. I find this so confusing and strange.
Starting point is 00:21:49 Same, and I will say like Kelly Clarkson hosts stuff like this and it's not weird. She's a host. And she is the Elk of Jennifer, but like she does a lot of things and you know, it's probably part of her deal with NBC. Like, and everyone wants her to do everything. She's an amazing host, like,
Starting point is 00:22:03 they probably pay her so much, they want her so badly. But she's also very all American, right? She's not at the Met Gala. She's so regular. That's why people love her. No, this is different, I'm saying. No, it's a good comparison. She is the Elsa J.Lo, but this is different,
Starting point is 00:22:16 and this is sad. And I just, maybe she should have saved her money better because it's just giving like broke. Well, no, I'm glad you brought up money, and I'm glad you brought up Kelly Clarkson because that's the difference, right? Like they both became huge pop stars with like huge discography of music.
Starting point is 00:22:31 And I feel like JLo went the very like elite Met Gala, Oscar movies, like the less commercial route. Whereas like Kelly does the all American events, the rock and Christmas tree, the daytime talk show. And she probably is financially set for life. Like Kelly could stop working today and she would be completely fine. While also maintaining music like JLo does too.
Starting point is 00:22:49 So yeah, when that didn't pan out for JLo, like with the Oscars and stuff, like she kind of, she has to make money. I think JLo has made a ton of money. I think she spends a ton of money too. She has crazy bags and she's always on a private jet. Yeah, and she's just always, I think she just, she in a flattering, I use this word fraternly,
Starting point is 00:23:08 like she is a diva. She has high expenses. Kelly does not, and she also still makes a lot of money, but like, I think if JLo wants to continue living at the level that she lives at, she will have to pick up. But is this a high paying gig? That's what I was gonna say, like no, but maybe it's the sort of thing that gets you back
Starting point is 00:23:24 into the lexicon. You get other opportunities. And then you're in with Dick Clark, and maybe we's the sort of thing that gets you back into the lexicon. And then you're in with Dick Clark and maybe we'll give you a little bit of this and a little bit of that. And maybe people like you and then they'll buy the concert tickets. Like, it's a good thing to do. For sure.
Starting point is 00:23:35 But I don't think outright, like you finish the show and you get a check for a million dollars. No, no, because you don't need to get that for the Golden Globes. Nikki Glaser got 400K, and that's like an actual award show that generates revenue. This is like a joke. Yeah, but I also imagine the Golden Globes
Starting point is 00:23:52 don't have a lot of money. But it's the networks that pay, right? Yes, I also do imagine that J.Lo will perform. It also becomes, whoever the host is, it becomes their Bat mitzvah, where they have like multiple performances if they want it to be that way. And I could see J.Lo also making this night about her.
Starting point is 00:24:11 Yeah. Reminding you bitches, like you didn't buy tickets to my tour and I had to cancel it and here's what you missed out on. In 2015, she opened the ceremony with a medley of her biggest songs from, oh, to a medley of the biggest songs from that year. So that's also a good angle.
Starting point is 00:24:24 That's very Kelly. angle. Like covers. That's very Kelly. Yeah. And when Kelly does it, it's not weird, but I feel like when JLo does it, we're gonna make fun of it. It's very Ariana DeBose, you know? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:24:34 But nothing of that performance was like memorable in a negative way. Or in a positive way. I don't remember. There's so many moments from when Kelly did the Billboard Music Awards and she sang everybody's songs in front of them. There were like a thousand viral moments from it.
Starting point is 00:24:49 It comes up, 10 years ago, comes up all the time from like on my TikTok. I could sing parts of it where she sang her song. Like it left an impact. Yeah. But you can't compare to Kelly. No, you can't. But that's the only name that comes to mind, so.
Starting point is 00:25:03 No, it was a great comparison that you pulled out because like we would never clown on Kelly for accepting that role. Yeah, but that's the only name that comes to mind. So. No, it was a great comparison that you pulled out because like we would never clown on Kelly for accepting that role. No, but she just does a lot. She accepts a lot of things. I feel like JLo is a lot more particular. Selective, yeah.
Starting point is 00:25:14 So it's like surprising to see her do this. Like she was nominated for an Oscar or snubbed for one. She was snubbed, yeah. Maybe her and Dick Clark like buried a body in the woods somewhere. This is really what it feels like. No, I think it's part of a comeback. And I think she needs to...
Starting point is 00:25:26 Yes, particularly to music. And I think she needs to come back if she wants to live at the level she lives for the rest of her life. Yeah. Even though I feel like if I was in charge of JLo, I wouldn't be encouraging her to... I think she's trying to do TikTok like reach new younger listeners with new music. Whereas like when you're at the level that she's at and she has so many hits,
Starting point is 00:25:50 like you should be able to live extremely well, like Janet Jackson. Like there's, when I think of like the women her age who had enormous pop star careers, like they're able to- Retire. Retire, but still perform. Like you can have a Vegas residency.
Starting point is 00:26:04 And she did like. I think she should go to Vegas. Or like a greatest hits tour. But I feel like she's afraid of branding herself as like that era. That's what she tried to do. Sort of. Yeah, but it wasn't branded as greatest hits.
Starting point is 00:26:14 She had like new music. She had the new album. And it's like, stop. I think midway through they changed it to a greatest hits branding, hoping to sell more tickets. But I do think she should go to Vegas and do greatest hits.
Starting point is 00:26:23 And I think if people are in Vegas, like I'm not even the biggest JLo fan, but if I'm going to Vegas to see some shows and like she's available, like I would, I would go see her. Yeah, of course. I would even dare to say I'm not a JLo fan. I'm kind of like a JLo hater. I'm always coming for her.
Starting point is 00:26:34 And if she came to my town with like a true greatest hit show, I would buy tickets. Like I would 100% go, you forget all the hits. Let's get loud. Waiting for tonight. Whoa. And then Selena, like she could do a cover. She's so being mismanaged.
Starting point is 00:26:50 And I actually feel like that's unfair to say because I think a lot of the direction for her career comes straight from her. I think she's not like an ideas person. Yeah, but I also think. Oh, by the way, Jackie, she does need the money. Remember she funded that film. Yeah. Yeah. I think it also has to do with ego. Like, like the way, Jackie, she does need the money. Remember she funded that film. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:27:05 Yeah. I think it also has to do with ego. Like you said, she doesn't want to be like a legacy in her legacy era. She thinks she's still a pop star. Yeah. And I think that's being in your legacy era is even more fun.
Starting point is 00:27:18 Like, I don't know why she wouldn't want to go there. Yeah. Yeah, she definitely, it's ego driven for sure. So that will be exciting to see her host the AMAs on May 26th. When you're a host, like, people just make fun of you for everything you do. Like everything gets jiffed and like,
Starting point is 00:27:38 and people are already so hard on JLo cause she's like in her flop era and like Gen Z doesn't understand her, that I just feel like this is actually a really bad idea. Yeah. I think she thinks she's gonna wow us. And she has wowed us recently and like proven people wrong, Super Bowl.
Starting point is 00:27:53 Like she has the talent. She like refuses to like rest on her talent, you know? It's enough. Yeah. For me. For me. Are you ready for our next story, a little more music news? Yeah. Because Ed
Starting point is 00:28:05 Sheeran says that his goal is to move to Nashville and make country music. That is the goal of his career. So he will do it like you could do literally whatever you want. You're the biggest artist in the world. I don't know. I think he takes country music really seriously. He said that he's like made some country music songs, but he's not put them out. And like that he wants to, he said, I've made country songs in the past, they've just never come out. I have to do it properly.
Starting point is 00:28:28 And once you transition to country, you can't transition back. Once you're there, you're there. Interesting. Well, maybe for like low level individuals, but like Ed Sheeran could do whatever he wants. I don't know, but like a Post Malone, like he doesn't want to come back.
Starting point is 00:28:42 Maybe because he's having too much fun. Yeah, I think that's what like Ed said, like saying, you know, I- Got it. Anyways, then he also said, Nashville is like my favorite city in the States. It's always been like my end goal. I'm going to move to Nashville and transition to country. But I think you just have to do it properly.
Starting point is 00:28:54 It's a genre you really have to respect and it's not just dip in and out. Why thank you, Ed. Well, that's true. I feel like people who make music, and I'm not talking about like just any old singer, like people who really write songs, play multiple instruments.
Starting point is 00:29:08 They more often than not do gravitate towards country as a genre, because it's really a genre that's the most musical, right? In terms of songwriting and instruments and they play the fiddle and like they, if you respect the art of like classical music making, you respect country music. And I do feel like Ed Sheeran is the former.
Starting point is 00:29:24 So this does make sense, him and his little guitar. I think he would you respect country music. And I do feel like Ed Sheeran is the former. So this does make sense, him and his little guitar. I think he would make beautiful country music. I love that he was- I would love to hear a Galway Girl Nashville edition. He respects the hell out of country music. And he doesn't wanna half ass it. I think that's a really good goal and speaks to a goodness in Ed word.
Starting point is 00:29:42 I'm glad you brought this up because I actually had a thought today that I wanted to share like a truth that I've sort of been holding in. That you're in Ed Sheeran's stand? No, it has nothing to do with Ed Sheeran, it has more to do with country music. Okay, you're leaving the genre, you're marrying Mars.
Starting point is 00:29:57 No, no I'm not. Did you ever listen to, I'm just gonna say it, like I was about to like couch it, like I'm just gonna say it. Like I just, I was about to like couch it. Like I'm just gonna say it. Say it's a hard truth. A hard truth that like, that I'm just, is my truth. I'm not saying it's a universal truth, but Dolly Parton's version of Please Please Please
Starting point is 00:30:15 by Sabrina Carpenter is atrocious. Okay, Claudia, that is the popular take. Oh. Yeah, I've seen that. I thought we didn't criticize Dolly, which I agree with that. Like we don't. The first time I heard the song, I didn't think anything of it
Starting point is 00:30:27 and I didn't analyze it that much. I think I just like heard a clip, but then I started seeing like people like really like clipping like certain things that she was doing. And people were like, this is really bad. It is, and I'm sure Sabrina thinks it's bad too, but she was like so excited to have her queen Dolly. Like you just let Dolly do her thing.
Starting point is 00:30:43 And of course like, you course, nobody's perfect. We're all gonna trip up every now and then. Viola Davis said it best, like you have to have a flop era. It's just the nature of being an artist. So I don't clown on Dolly, and I love that she wanted to get involved with the younger genre and the younger community, but it's terrible.
Starting point is 00:31:00 Yeah, people- Like it's actually, it's really bad. It's not that it's not good, it's song ruining. Yeah, it's really bad. I've seen that before's not good. It's song ruining. Yeah, it's really bad. I've seen that before. So you're not alone. That is a popular take. People said like she would have been better
Starting point is 00:31:10 on the Slim Pickens, but like her register and the register of the song are just not, it's like Ben's- Vibing. Yes, they don't see one another. And I really liked the deluxe short and sweet album. I can do a lot with 15 minutes. And like, I was excited for Please Please Please
Starting point is 00:31:29 Dolly's version, like it stunk, like literally stink-a-rooney. Yeah, I think whether people are saying it or feeling it, I don't know anyone that's like, this was a slay. Yeah, no, and we just don't want to say negative things about Dolly, like I guess- I respect your elders, yeah, what are you, disgusting? Yeah, and it's like she just lost her husband. Like she's a queen, but I felt like this was maybe
Starting point is 00:31:49 an appropriate time to share that I didn't like it. So I don't think it's a negative thing to say about Dolly because I think it was just a mismatch of song. Like Dolly's voice is Dolly's voice. She sounds like Dolly. It's just the wrong song for her. That's the thing. Dolly also doesn't do help.
Starting point is 00:32:05 Q-Labs? No. Pop music? Profanities. Oh, profanities. And Sabrina's sort of known for that. And so like, she doesn't say, don't embarrass me, mother fucker.
Starting point is 00:32:15 Like Sabrina, like I loved the pairing, but there's actually not a lot of Sabrina music that Dolly can cover authentically. Yeah, but it's like, so say someone has this amazing idea, cause we heard the idea, it's amazing. We get them in the studio, we record a song, it's bad. What do you do then?
Starting point is 00:32:32 What's the right thing to do? If you're Sabrina, you put it out. If you're Dolly and you can like acknowledge that it's not good, you say, let's scrap it or do something else and Sabrina just sort of agrees. Like there's a power dynamic at play. Yeah, Sabrina has to put it out. That's a good question.
Starting point is 00:32:51 It's a good question. Sabrina has to put it out. Who makes the call? It could only be Dolly. And Dolly obviously thought it was good. I don't think Dolly listened to it after she left the studio. No, me neither.
Starting point is 00:33:01 Dolly's also just been like kind of putting her name on like a lot of things recently. She puts her name on this ton of shit. Post Malone's collabs, Beyonce's collabs, Sabrina Carp he's also just been like kind of putting her name on like a lot of things recently shit Post Malone's collabs Beyonce's collabs Sabrina Carpenter's collab her pots and pans Patterson. Yes She's a her pots and pans sir. I saw it at Target Well, listen, you don't become like a billionaire like Dolly by not putting your name on check, you know No shade, but like I don't think she was listening closely after she left the studio. I agree. She was like, that was fun. Put it out.
Starting point is 00:33:26 Yeah. I like that. Breaner's like, sure. She's a sweet little girl. I like her. It doesn't make Sabrina look bad. She's Breaner. No, no.
Starting point is 00:33:35 And she got to work with Dolly. Like who can say that? I don't think it makes Dolly look bad. It's just like, it was just bad. I don't blame anyone. We tried. We have to try. It's so important to try things.
Starting point is 00:33:45 Don't let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game. I believe it was the great Hilary Duff who once said that. Yeah. So Ed Sheeran, I've decided I like him. I have no problem with Ed Sheeran. I have no problem. I think that he's very talented.
Starting point is 00:34:04 I think he suffers from kind of almost like a Taylor Swift syndrome where his most well-known music is his worst music. Because I have listened to like one or two Ed Sheeran albums in depth and there are such good songs on there. And like the average person had never heard of them where I was like,
Starting point is 00:34:20 bad habits lead to late night. Like actually play that song at my funeral because I wanna be dead. Like I hate that fucking song. Yeah. You know? He's kind of like a victim of like the music pop radio complex. Yes, he is.
Starting point is 00:34:36 Just my feelings. Are you ready for our next story? It's a little Mariska news. What is my girl up to? Her and Peter Herman are fine, right? Don't need to serve with me. They're fine, they're fine. It's about the other interesting fact of Marishka's life,
Starting point is 00:34:49 which is that she's Jamie Anstiel's daughter. Which is something that I know, but every time I hear it, I'm learning it for the first time. And just know, if you ever come to the show with a story on your iPad about trouble in paradise with Marishka and Peter, you have to handle me like really.
Starting point is 00:35:05 Like you have, yeah. No, but Mariska is detailing her quest to understand her late mother, Jane Mansfield in a new documentary. So she is- She's such an underrated nepo baby. She is, she's making a documentary called My Mom Jane about her mom, Jane Mansfield, the 1950s Hollywood star
Starting point is 00:35:21 who tragically died in 1967. So nearly 60 years after her untimely death, Jane's daughter, Marish. Didn't she die in a really crazy way? What is the way? I don't know a lot about Jane Mansfield except for that song, Jane Mansfield's Car. I'm sitting in Jane Mansfield's car from Mean Girls.
Starting point is 00:35:39 From Mean Girls. Hold on, let me just, before I like make stuff up. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, she was in a crash, but, just, before I like make stuff up. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, she was in a crash, but, wow, she was only 34 when she died. So that's weird, that lyric then. About the car. Oh, that is really weird. What is that song?
Starting point is 00:36:00 I'm independent. Yeah, yeah. Okay, nothing's coming up in like my Google search, so I'm glad I didn't say it. It sounds like you need this documentary. No, yes, okay, yeah, I'm right. It's, oh, it's falsely believed that she died. So they had said, I thought that her car crash was so brutal that it actually left her decapitated
Starting point is 00:36:19 and beheaded, and that's sort of what people say about her, but I guess it's a false rumor. Like, Snopes.com, was Jane Mansfield decapitated? Oh. Yeah. She died in a traffic collision at 34, that's all this says. Yeah, right, right, right.
Starting point is 00:36:37 And she had really interesting names for all of her kids. Cause Mariska is obviously like, we now know her, but like it's why it wasn in her name Marissa, you know Zoltan and Miklos. Oh nice. I didn't know Mariska had siblings But she's now doing an HBO documentary about her mom's life that she both directed and produced it will be released in June She said I feel grateful fulfilled and so proud to share this film I never got to make a movie with my mom and she never got to make the kind of movie she wanted to make I never got to make a movie with my mom and she never got to make the kind of movie
Starting point is 00:37:02 she wanted to make. Hashtag my mom Jane, which is the name of the documentary and now a hashtag, is a place of meeting for us. And words- Now it's a hashtag, yeah. And words fail, like to get pressed for the movie. No, I love that. Oh my God.
Starting point is 00:37:16 I love that. That's what I was trying to say. Wow, that was like really scary. And words fail me to describe how meaningful it is to tell her story, my own and ours together. That's beautiful. I actually think this is a good documentary. I too don't know a lot about Jane Mansfield.
Starting point is 00:37:34 Other than that, she's like a Hollywood it girl from like the Hollywood golden age and that she's Mariska's mom. Yeah. But she reminds me she's like a Judy Garland, right? Yeah. So I think this will be great. Just a fun fact about her.
Starting point is 00:37:46 It's the funnest fact about Mariska that I always forget because it's so random and I learned it late in life. It's not something that I always knew. And like the timelines for me don't add up because like that golden age Hollywood 60s like is so long ago. I don't know how anyone in this world could be related to someone from that world.
Starting point is 00:38:05 Especially only one generation. She died in 1967, Mariska was three. So Mariska born in 1964, that feels right. And it is. Yeah, no, like I get it. It's just like, it feels so far to me. Yeah. Well, hopefully Peter's been really supportive.
Starting point is 00:38:20 I'm sure this has been like an emotional time for Mariska. And I just know Peter's like been the most amazing husband and father. Maybe Peter will be in the documentary if they're like following Mariska at home, you know, maybe having breakfast with her family. I would love actually like a small glimpse into their personal life.
Starting point is 00:38:36 Yeah. Cause you know, they have a lot of money. Like, and you know that they're, they don't live like crazy. Right. They definitely, she lives in New York, definitely. Cause she films SVU here. They definitely live in like a brownstone. Totally. I bet I could find out where they live,
Starting point is 00:38:50 but like that's, I feel like I'll end up on some list if I Google that. I'm just curious, like that's it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I hope that we do get a glimpse of that while she's like talking about her childhood. Maybe we get like flash forwards of her children's childhood. Have we ever met Mariska?
Starting point is 00:39:07 No, but we've met Peter. So it feels like we know her. By osmosis, but I feel like we would have met her like somewhere, like when we were like interns. Maybe you have, like maybe you went to like a law and order premiere party. I've never been invited to a law and order premiere party. They probably have, they've probably had 50 of them
Starting point is 00:39:24 for 50 seasons. 1000%. And they also have like a season premiere party. They probably have, they've probably had 50 of them for 50 seasons. 1000%. And they also have like a season wrap party. So it's like a hundred. There's just always having parties and not inviting you. Totally. No, I haven't. Put it out there.
Starting point is 00:39:34 You should get to go to set like you did for Blue Bloods. I should get to go to set like I did for Blue Bloods. You should walk around. We didn't even talk about, do you know Blue Bloods got canceled? Like they ended it. Yeah. The show was off the air. Oh, we just didn't talk talk about, do you know Blue Bloods got canceled, like they ended it. The show was off the air.
Starting point is 00:39:45 Oh, we just didn't talk about it. And I think the fact that we didn't talk about it. Any final words? Any final words, yeah. I love that show. Yeah, but all good things come to an end. Of course, of course. But apparently everyone was really unhappy.
Starting point is 00:40:01 Like Tom Selleck was like, I want it to work. Oh, he wants the show to go on. The show must go on. Yeah, everyone did. Everyone wanted it. Like there was a lot of strife. But, so what's the issue? I don't think it was doing as well as it once was, you know?
Starting point is 00:40:15 The golden age of blue bloods sort of ended. I understand. It's probably expensive to mink too. Everyone has like high salaries at this point. And it's all like on location in New York. Yeah. So back to Mariska, yes. Hopefully we get some at-home scenes with her and Peter. Perhaps some love making scenes. Help me tune in. Are you ready for our fourth story?
Starting point is 00:40:37 Some like random news. I don't know if this is a good idea. SNL is coming to the UK with an all-British cast. So SNL is franchising across the pond. A British version of SNL is coming to the UK with an all British cast. So SNL is franchising across the pond. The British version of SNL was officially announced by UK broadcaster Sky in a press release on Thursday. The London based series premiering in 2026 will be executive produced by Lorne Michaels who will also continue to produce the US one as well, as well as a bunch of like UK productions syndicate teams.
Starting point is 00:41:04 Yeah, well, not that he can't do both, but I think in order to be like the Lorne Michaels of SNL, you have to like a real grasp on the country and the culture. And like, I would think they would need an actual British person to be the Lorne of. They probably will have another director, but I do think he has to have his hand and at least like the initial casting and the tone and much more like of a higher up position, not like day to day on the ground. But I think in order to get it off the ground
Starting point is 00:41:31 in a way that feels akin to US SNL, like he needs to be involved. Yeah, I actually don't hate this idea at all. I would have thought that there was like a SNL equivalent in the UK. Yeah, I feel like every country has like an FNL. Yes, Israel's is really popular. They have like an Israeli, like Saturday night sketch show,
Starting point is 00:41:50 sketch comedy, if you will. But this is like a facial SNL franchise as opposed to just being like the country sketch comedy show. I think it's a great idea actually. I think there's a lot of crossover, like when you think of how The Office is like the biggest show ever in the UK
Starting point is 00:42:03 and then also in the US. Like I think there's a lot of like comedy overlap between the two and I think it's a good idea. Do you think British people are funny? They have a lot of political... Yeah. No? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:12 Do you not? No. I don't think they're unfunny. Like when I think of like groups of people who are not funny, the British don't come to mind. But yeah, I know I agree. Are there any British comedians that we know? Ricky Gervais.
Starting point is 00:42:24 That's true, maybe. Oh, that guy everybody loves. I do like him too. James something or other. He has like a million Netflix specials. Yeah, there are a bunch. I actually think this is a good idea. I'm looking at British comedians.
Starting point is 00:42:40 Ricky Gervais comes to mind. This guy, his name always comes up. What did he do? Who? Jack Whitehall. That's what I was just, that's what I was referring to. Oh, he has a bunch of comedy specials. So there's literally two people.
Starting point is 00:42:54 But no, I do think that the British are funny and that they can be funny. Oh, Sacha Baron Cohen. Jimmy Carr. Very funny. Well, I guess he is like a comedian. He's more of like a comedy actor. He's like a bit of everything. No, I think this is good.
Starting point is 00:43:09 I like that. And then we'll get like musical performances. Maybe Little Mix will reunite. Well, I think this will be great for the British music scene, which I'm a big fan. And maybe we could be seeing new artists and discovering new talent.
Starting point is 00:43:22 That would be amazing. Who do you get to host the first ever? For as long as we've been alive, SNL's been around. Who hosted the first episode of SNL? Who was gonna host the first British episode? Harry Styles. So you're gonna say Harry Windsor.
Starting point is 00:43:37 And I'm like, oh, that's actually funny. Harry Windsor, Mountbatten. I feel like maybe Harry Styles could be the musical performer. He would do both. I feel like they need a real comedian. No, I feel like maybe Harry Styles could be the musical performer. He would do both. I feel like they need like a real comedian. Honestly, like Ricky Gervais. I know he's my answer for everything,
Starting point is 00:43:50 but Ricky Gervais. Jack Whitehall. Sure. Or Sasha. Sasha Maracotta. Yeah. It'll be cool. I like that. Yeah, we'll see how they do.
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Starting point is 00:46:58 Wayfair. Every style, every home. Thank you, Claudia. Our fifth and final story, a little aforementioned White Lotus fallout drama. White Lotus co-stars Walton Goggins and Amy Lou Wood are sparking feud rumors after the finale. So Walton and Amy play Rick and Chelsea. And they have sparked feud rumors with some Instagram behavior. Several Eagle-Eyed fans began theorizing that there was trouble in Paradise when they noticed that the actors aren't following each other on Instagram anymore.
Starting point is 00:47:27 Additionally, they believe that he may have blocked Amy because her comments on previous posts have disappeared from his page, which while his still appear on hers. And then his like crazy Instagram stories, medley pictures of them. It was like 14 minutes long. So yeah, they keep posting like tributes to Rick and Chelsea and they're not tagging each other. And like he very intentionally posted the entire montage to Silver Springs by Fleetwood Mac,
Starting point is 00:47:56 which is like a particularly devastating song. Like, you'll never get away from the sound of a woman that loves you. Very telling, you know, was it just a fool? So people thought that was also an Easter egg as well. There's definitely something weird going on. Well, I feel like that's him like playing
Starting point is 00:48:15 into Rick and Chelsea's love story. And I do think that like, this is the biggest moment of both of their careers. People love Rick and Chelsea. Like no matter what's going on between them, like they're gonna milk it on their social media. Walton is like very social media literate for a 53-year-old man.
Starting point is 00:48:27 And he has so many dumbs from White Lotus. He literally posts a Gen Z-er on Trip to Thailand. He's not gonna miss this social media moment. Who would? It's good for their careers. And everyone keeps sharing pictures of Rick and Chelsea. They have all these behind the scenes pictures. They're literally acting like a couple
Starting point is 00:48:47 that just took a trip to Thailand and then passed away. So there's definitely weirdness. Where do you think the weirdness stems from? I don't know because as far as I know, he's in a relationship. Oh, he is? And then also a lot of people are reading into two other things.
Starting point is 00:49:06 So this video, Walter wasn't at the premiere and then all the cast is together. I know it's like hard. I like Walter better. Walter wasn't at the premiere and there's this video, the whole cast is like together, except for Amy Lou. And then she comes over and everybody's like, so happy to see her.
Starting point is 00:49:21 And the actor who plays Greg just gives her like, kind of like a devastating hug. Like, you know, like it's like so happy to see her. And the actor who plays Greg just gives her like kind of like a devastating hug. Like, you know, like it's just so, like, let me like lean on me. Like it's so, maybe we're all looking too much into it, but it's kind of this like soul crushing hug, you know? Like, oh. Okay. The way that I hear that,
Starting point is 00:49:39 like what I interpret it as like these people take the show way too seriously. And I actually feel like he thinks he's hugging like a dead girl. Like because our story ended in tragedy and like he's hugging Chelsea. I'm so glad you brought that up because I wanna stop talking about what we're talking about.
Starting point is 00:49:55 I don't care anymore. And we need to talk about like how not okay people are that talk about the white lotus. I saw officially today, this morning, I'm so glad you just reminded me, the absolute craziest take. Okay. For me, this is what somebody wrote.
Starting point is 00:50:10 It was a TikTok. What was the most devastating part of White Lotus for me? As a Ukrainian, seeing three Russians get away with a crime. I'm like, oh wow, okay. You're taking my ability to make anything about myself and like you've taken it to new levels. Like the discourse around White Lotus is really starting to piss me off.
Starting point is 00:50:28 It's what I say all the time. I've actually seen this thought regurgitated. I said it first and I said it with the bear. People are, I need to say this right, okay, just. There is like a trend now where if you criticize something thoughtfully, or you just say you don't like it, people who do like it say that you don't get it. And it is actually quite possible to get something
Starting point is 00:50:54 and still not like it. That's happened to me with the bear. That happens to people with white lotus because now it's like, well, you don't like the white lotus. Like you don't get it, Mike White's a genius. Like yes, Mike White is a genius and I do get it. I didn't enjoy it. By the way, I'm not saying that that me I actually did enjoy it. But like, I hate this level of it's such a I think people think they come off intellectual when they say you actually sound stupid. So explain it to me. Why is it good? Explain it instead of saying you
Starting point is 00:51:17 don't get it when everyone who says you don't get it like no one offers an explanation explanation just don't get it. Right. So what am I not getting what am I not getting? Explain it smart, smarty pants. Come here. It's very, it's a condescending thing to say. It makes them feel smart. They understand something that you don't. But it's also just like such a flawed, like this is all art, right?
Starting point is 00:51:33 Art is subjective. You're supposed to like stuff. You're supposed to not like stuff. So just to say like, no, it's good. You just didn't get it. I hate when people fucking say that. Yeah, that's definitely one issue with the white lotus. And I think that the fans of White Lotus
Starting point is 00:51:46 do get carried away and they need to be held accountable for that, but I'd like to hold the cast accountable for what they're doing too. Like actually thinking that they are these people and like they posting like as if they're on vacation, like with, and it's fun. And I think it's really good for like the show and all these behind the scenes pictures,
Starting point is 00:52:06 but I get sad for when the show's over. No, and by the way, a couple of interviews of Jason Isaacs have come across my desk where he keeps alluding to some sort of drama. He keeps just saying how all these people live together in a foreign country for six months. It was kind of like theater camp, he said. And that's gonna come with its share of challenges
Starting point is 00:52:23 and drama and nobody is pushing him and asking follow-up questions as to what exactly he's referring to. But he does keep alluding to something. Well, yeah, I saw a headline today, and now I'll investigate it, that he called White Lotus an open prison camp. Open air prison, yes. He, he's referring-
Starting point is 00:52:41 No, he said open prison camp. You couldn't avoid one another. There are tensions and difficulties. I don't know if they spilled from onscreen to offscreen or if it would have happened anyway. There were alliances that formed and broke, romances that formed and broke, Rick and Chelsea. Friendships that formed and broke.
Starting point is 00:52:55 It's a long period of time for people to be away from their family with an open bar and all the wildness being in Thailand allows. Yes, so he's like kind of being open with us and Nari, a person is asking follow up questions. Like, hey Jason, can you clarify what you meant here? Who are you referring to? Wow.
Starting point is 00:53:10 But yeah, that does speak to like, I think that one might explain a little bit of Rick and Chelsea drama, whether it was like a friendship that went south. But I think also them really, when you're remote and you're this person and everyone's in character and like method acting, I think lines get blurred.
Starting point is 00:53:28 And it's easy to get carried away. Yeah. Yeah. And we gotta snap back to reality. Agreed. Let's dive into Summerhouse, speaking of reality. Last night's episode, Lexi has returned from her weekend away.
Starting point is 00:53:41 She is like, try to work things out with Jesse. So this is where I'm bothered the most. Everything Jesse says to Lexi and then says to everyone else, I couldn't be more different. And the way that he makes these great advances with Lexi, like introducing him to her parents,
Starting point is 00:54:01 and then we'll go tell Wes and his friends being like, look, she forced me. Like that's not, you can't force someone to do that. So like either own it or just break up with her. It's really pissing me off. Like how duplicitous he's being. And I'm sure she doesn't know it at the time. And I'm sure she finds out, but also now watching it back
Starting point is 00:54:15 is like so hurtful. He's really trying to make her look crazy. And I just want to say she has not asked him to stop doing one thing that I thought was unreasonable for a girl to ask her boyfriend to stop doing. He acts so inappropriate. Like everything he does is inappropriate, everything. Everything he does is inappropriate,
Starting point is 00:54:31 which is why he's a lost cause in this relationship. There's nothing that she could say, no behavior. She could exhibit, be chill enough that will make this relationship work because he's just- And she's never claimed to be chill. She's actually been very upfront, like, hi, I'm a really kind of like possessive jealous person. No, but it's not even like, oh, if she did it this way
Starting point is 00:54:46 or she did it that way that this relationship could work. It won't work because he's not ready and he doesn't respect her enough to stop doing all of these things. And I don't even think it will take a girl to change him. Like something has to change within himself or it just doesn't, you know? And this is just who he is
Starting point is 00:55:03 and he can just be this playboy for his life. But yeah, I don't think anything she's said or done is crazy. He met her family, so when his family's in town, like she should meet them. She loves him, they're together all the time. She like really, really likes him. And yes, it's fast, but it's not weird.
Starting point is 00:55:22 Yeah, especially when your families don't live in the place where you live. And if they happen to be coming to town, they might not come again for six months. And like they are dating. It expedites. Yeah, maybe you should meet them just to like know who I'm seeing.
Starting point is 00:55:32 I think it's a nice thing, but of course he wasn't ready for that. It does lead her on like Wes said. Like Wes was like, I introduced Sierra to my family because like, yeah, that's fun. I like you, I like them, let's all have fun. Yes, that was a really good comparison. He didn't realize what it would mean to her.
Starting point is 00:55:46 The implications, yeah. So you have to be careful with stuff like that, especially when you know in your heart you're not serious about someone. I had forgotten that he took her home and it meant so much. And I feel like Lexi's a really nice girl. I think also she's a lot younger than everybody
Starting point is 00:56:01 and there's a pre-established dynamic. They're all friends already. They're all successful reality stars. She's new here. So when she comes back and she like wants to, they're all talking outside about like the Sierra thing. She's like so circling the drain and she's not even, she's trying really not to be like accusatory,
Starting point is 00:56:15 even though like she has every right to be upset with Sierra and like say something. And the conversation like sort of goes nowhere and falls flat. And like, I actually felt really awkward because she had to bring it up, but she wasn't gonna bring it up in a way that was like, Sierra, like I'm mad at you,
Starting point is 00:56:27 but could I get some clarification? And I actually liked that Paige is the first one who's like, I've never seen Sierra and Jessie as brother sister. Like they've always had this like weird, flirty relationships. Like we need to stop saying that. Yeah, also when people say that about boy, girl friendships, it bothers me
Starting point is 00:56:42 because you're not brother sister. And like you could have sex and we're not gonna call it incest. So that's not a thing, but it is a really convenient excuse for like guys being close with girls and girls and guys when like you feel like they shouldn't be friends,
Starting point is 00:56:54 you say we're brother-sister, but like you are not, like you don't share DNA, you could happily run off into the sunset. And then Wes bringing up like the parallels between him and Sierra, like it actually, it made me even more upset for Lexi being like, you know what that's like, Sierra, that happened to you last year,
Starting point is 00:57:08 and you were so hurt by it and so upset by it, and you had every right to be. So now you see a girl going through exactly what you're going through, and you're not only not helping, you're kind of hurting the situation. Now everyone's responsible for their own actions. Jessie is the worst, I cannot stress that enough. I just have really low expectations for Jessie,
Starting point is 00:57:23 and I have really high expectations for Sierra. I feel like she's such a girl's girl. She's like so, she like hates, like she loves to like clown on toxic men. And so I just would have expected different behavior from her. I have high standards for her. And I definitely hold them to different standards,
Starting point is 00:57:36 which is wrong. Yeah, and no one's really telling Lexi the truth. What happened? Like what happened, whether they think it was inappropriate. And then I also feel like when they were saying how Jessie and Lexi have already had an argument already made up and it's only been a month
Starting point is 00:57:48 and like, why is that even a thing at a month? It's like, and they're saying that to Jesse, like that's crazy that you're already like fighting. But it's like- They're fighting because of Lexi. But it's because of what you did. Like does anyone want to say to Jesse, like you are the reason why your relationship
Starting point is 00:58:02 is off to a rough start. Like this girl is all in on you, what I think she's asking for, stop following. She's not even saying unfollow all girls. She's saying stop following new girls. Following new ones. That isn't crazy. No, I'm so Team Lexi.
Starting point is 00:58:16 And I think that it's nice to see somebody have really high standards. And right out of the gate being like, here are my boundaries, here is what I require from a boyfriend. I think it's nice to see in the fact that like, it's being made seem like she's so unreasonable. I don't think so at all.
Starting point is 00:58:31 I think like we should be empowering young women to have really high standards and real boundaries. And when they said she was so young and then they said she's 26, I don't think 26 is that young. Me neither, I thought she was 21 the way that everybody was talking about her. I thought we're like 23.
Starting point is 00:58:45 That's still like nothing serious. But like, I feel like I moved at a pretty average pace in life. I met like Zach, like not even that young. And I got married at 26 and I didn't feel like I was super early for that at all. So like her being 26 and like, she's not that young. I think when you're 26,
Starting point is 00:59:03 like you have your head pretty much screwed on straight. Maybe you're not the level of maturity. You'll be at like 30 and 35, but you don't reach those levels of maturity also until you do certain things. And that like forces you to become mature. So I didn't think that was a super strong argument. I think at 26, like you're ready to settle down.
Starting point is 00:59:21 And she is. And I like how open she is about how she feels. And on the one hand, like she should have played it a little differently, right? She shouldn't have like given into him the first week and like she should have made him work harder for it. I don't think would have changed their outcome, which I don't think they're together
Starting point is 00:59:33 because he's not ready for a relationship. But like in hindsight, like you could say that. That's why, you know, she should have like dangled the carrot a little bit more, but one, like that's what Sierra did with West and it ended the same way. And two, I really liked that Lexi's like, I'm not gonna play games. If I like someone, I'm gonna tell them.
Starting point is 00:59:48 And I'm not gonna regret falling in love really fast because that's how I am. And it makes me not worried about her. No, I'm not worried about her either, especially seeing her on Watch Robin's live. Like she's fine, she's healed, she's moved on. Yeah. Now I wanna talk about something that I feel like
Starting point is 01:00:01 you and I have been waiting so long for. And we got a window in two last night because I was shocked to see Lindsay driving out to the Hamptons with Paige. And then Paige just sort of talking to camera about, like, the journey she's been on with Lindsay and how she finally, like, now can understand Lindsay and really, like, likes her for who she is. And I'm so glad these two have laid down their arms. I think Lindsay's pretty much laid down her arms with everybody except for Carl. And everybody's really appreciating Lindsay in this phase that she's in, which is nice because I feel like I've liked Lindsay for a while.
Starting point is 01:00:29 And I love to see them getting together. It was a tough watch at Shabbat dinner to see Lindsay bringing up her big moment and she was brutally rebuffed. And we knew last week because Lil posted on Instagram screenshots. So I've known that this hill she's about to die on is not worth it.
Starting point is 01:00:43 So it was kind of like watching a car crash in slow motion. Yes, but you know what? On that one, I'm gonna give her a pregnancy pass. By the way, I don't even need to give her a pregnancy pass. I'm just giving her a pass because I like her. I'm just giving her a pass that I like her, but like I do think she's allotted like a couple of pregnancy passes.
Starting point is 01:00:57 Like she said in the car with Paige, she's so hormonal. If you're on the like the receiving end of her rage, watch out. So pregnancy pass for that. And I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna clown on her. And it was actually like a really funny exchange. And you know what? She gave Carl a nice moment.
Starting point is 01:01:11 Like he looked good. Yeah, and I was gonna say to his credit, he could have been a way bigger dick and been like, tell Jack, they had to drag him to get his phone. I would have thought that there was something bad on his phone with how slow he was walking and then he fell down the stairs.
Starting point is 01:01:26 So yes, I agree. She actually gave him a moment to look like a real gentleman and he did. And then when he was explaining that like this particular anniversary of his brother's death was difficult because he also was like celebrating it for the first time without Lindsay as like a friend or a partner.
Starting point is 01:01:42 And she was kind of the only one who knew why he was upset that morning because the date obviously like resonated with her. I actually felt really sad for him because like grief is really hard, but then also like to lose a system of support. That's also really sad. Yeah, to really be like alone
Starting point is 01:01:58 and not have the distractions. Not have someone whose sole job is to cheer you up that day. I felt warm towards him. And I feel like even on that day, Lindsay might, could have, like, maybe she did say something to him, could have said something like, I hate you, but I have love for you today.
Starting point is 01:02:11 Like, you know what I, that's the sort of thing where it's like, it doesn't matter. There are things in life where, like, it doesn't matter what happened, we can lay down our arms for a moment, and like, we're two human beings, and like, we used to love each other,
Starting point is 01:02:21 and no matter what happens between us, like, this is a terrible thing that happened, and I am here for you in this capacity. And I feel like that she didn't say it, but I feel like that's how she feels. You know, I agree. I feel like she's like laying off of him this weekend. Well, except besides for the night before. Also, I think that like M. Rool really was like the worst possible person to sit next to Carl in that moment. When he just thought they were like balling.
Starting point is 01:02:41 When Wes came out and gave him a hug, I was like, oh yeah, that's what you're supposed to do. Thank you, Lord. No, and it's such a tough thing, and Emeril was like, oh, I'm sorry, do you wanna be alone? Which is a really respectful question. They're just not bros like that, you know? And I feel like Emeril's maybe not the type of guy
Starting point is 01:02:56 to like cry, you know? I feel like Wes and Jesse would start crying, like you know? Yeah. I actually felt weird. Like, I felt bad for Carl and I felt bad for him rule. Like they were just the wrong people, wrong time. Yeah, I agree. Oh, hello?
Starting point is 01:03:14 Oh my God. You did scare me. Who's that? Oh, the mailman. Do you mind just popping it on the table? You need me to sign. No, that's not for me. Sorry. Thanks so much.
Starting point is 01:03:28 No, you're good. My heart just stopped. Are you okay? No, I will say I did recognize his voice. He's like the mailman here and I've gotten to know him a little bit. I was lovely, lovely, lovely man. But the door opening when you're recording is right. I didn't hear the door.
Starting point is 01:03:43 That's why. So I just heard hello. My heart just stopped. Okay. I was lovely, lovely, lovely man. But- The door opening when you're recording is frightful. I didn't hear the door, that's why. So I just heard hello. My heart just stopped. Oh my God, okay. Do you need a minute? I'm sorry that happened.
Starting point is 01:03:54 You're handling it really well. Yeah, I feel like I actually could have been so much worse. Usually you're like, whoa! I know, I know, but honestly, I can't like scream like that. It hurts my stomach. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 01:04:02 Wait, that was so crazy. I need to rewatch the footage because I think I actually handled that like a real adult. You did, you would never know. Jackie, I'm gonna scream like that, it hurts my stomach. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wait, that was so crazy. I need to rewatch the footage because I think I actually handled that like a real adult. You did, you would never know. Jackie, I'm freaking out, like literally shaking. She's growing up, you guys. Wearing her emotions on the inside. Do you think he was like listening
Starting point is 01:04:17 to our summer house recap? I think he was, I think he was sat for it. I think he's now wondering what we thought about the conversation with Sierra and Paige at the DJ event. Oh, so I'm actually glad you brought that up because I feel like, and this has been like a slow realization through every episode, like these two were so headed for breakup
Starting point is 01:04:35 because sometimes you'll watch a couple's fight or even Paige and Craig, like they've had like tough conversations over the course of the last couple of years, Summer House, Southern Charm, but you know that they're together, so it's like they work it through. They've never said anything during those fights that they couldn't come back from.
Starting point is 01:04:47 But some of the stuff Paige is saying is so final, right? Like, is this your person? I don't know. No, Paige had to break up with him before the season aired because he could never see this and then turned her and be like, what? So I think she literally broke up with him smack in between the end of summer
Starting point is 01:05:02 and when the season was airing. And I think she knew there was a countdown because the things that she was saying on the show, it's like, yeah, I wonder what we would think if they hadn't broken up yet. And it reminds me really of Kyle and Amanda, the season that they got married. And like, I feel like all the conversations that were had,
Starting point is 01:05:23 like how are these people still together? Right, like they were having such like devastating conversations that this is like the bad marriage, bad idea, run, run, run. But we know watching it that they're already married in real life. Right, so like you can see how it's just like- So it's kind of a relief to watch Paige.
Starting point is 01:05:38 People do work things out and couples have issues and you choose to stay together. And I guess if you're a good reality show, you say what's on your heart and you deal with the consequences whenever. But we can see the wheels falling off and their relationship not being exactly like what it's been in the past
Starting point is 01:05:56 and what we thought it was at that time. And I feel like, didn't he even go to some of her shows? Didn't he go on stage at some shows? No, no, not on stage, no. I feel like I remember seeing him on stage at some shows? No, no, not on stage, no. I feel like I remember seeing him on stage at shows and now just like realizing that this tour really was like a big thing for them. And it will seriously always crack me up
Starting point is 01:06:14 how they talk about Craig, like he is broken, jobless. When she definitely makes like millions more than him but I still think he makes millions. And she's right, if she were to stop working completely like they wouldn't be able to live at the level. Like having two places and jet setting and, you know, design or this, that, whatever. But you know, he still makes a living.
Starting point is 01:06:35 And it's like, she will never. No, and it's actually, it's very hard for men in this industry to do super well. And I think in terms of reality star influencers, Craig's probably doing it the best. He's built a real business, like his shit stalls in Kroger. He has standalone stores all over the country. Like he's probably the most successful male reality star
Starting point is 01:06:53 that I can think of, because you don't get to do the fun brand deals, hair and makeup, Amazon. Like there's so many opportunities for women. And when you crush it as much as Paige is the best at being a woman influencer reality star, and Craig is is the best at being a woman, influencer reality star, and Craig is really the best at being a man, influencer reality star. But the two, like the best at man-
Starting point is 01:07:11 There's a gender pay gap. It's kind of how they say like Serena Williams is the greatest female athlete of all time, but like she would lose to Roger Federer. Like who's not even the greatest male athlete of all time. Yeah, and that's a gender biological gap. And there is a gender biological gap in the reality star influencing industry.
Starting point is 01:07:27 Yeah, there is, but it just like really makes me laugh that they talk about Craig. Like that went on his show. He's homeless. He's the big man on campus. Yeah. And so, yeah, I do, I see why they broke up. And I think that just the gap between them
Starting point is 01:07:43 just got bigger and bigger and bigger. And so it's good. And I actually think that it's good that they broke up. Yeah, I was devastated when I found out. And Craig probably wouldn't be happy living in New York City, raising kids in New York City. His wife is on tour and he's what, stay at home dad. And he probably would have to put all of his passions
Starting point is 01:08:00 on the back burner. Like it just, there's no future for them. So even though they get along well and they're chicken and they laugh. And I'm devastated. Like it just, there's no future for them. So even though they get along well and they're chicken and they laugh. And I'm devastated. Like I really am. But they're making it palatable watching this. Oh, these two people should not have been together.
Starting point is 01:08:14 And it's nice. And you're right. Like comparing it to Amanda and Kyle. Like it's nice to see like the wheels coming off of a relationship and like, it's okay. Like they broke up and it's fine. Yeah. Whereas like Amanda and Kyle got married and then we had two Yeah. Whereas like, I made it and Kyle got married
Starting point is 01:08:25 and then we had two more seasons of like, seriously would have appeared to be like one of the worst marriages ever. Like your husband's out till three in the morning, you're depressed, you're having health issues, your husband doesn't help you. Like that was hard to watch. So at least Paige doesn't have to go through
Starting point is 01:08:39 whatever her version of that would have been. Yeah. So that's the episode. Yeah, Jesse Solomon. I'm really in a Yeah, Jesse Solomon. I'm really in a pickle with Jesse Solomon. Like to go and do what he did with Shabbat, like there's nothing you can do to make me dislike you.
Starting point is 01:08:52 Yet I dislike you so much because your behavior is so abhorrent. When he was in bed with Lex, he's still singing the prayers from Shabbat. Like I love him. I love him. And Ben came in when we were watching and he was doing the prayers
Starting point is 01:09:05 and Ben started singing along with him. He's like, wait, he's really Jewish. I'm like, yes. He had a real tune. Yep. And the way he described Shabbat, I feel like was very, a very good description. It was really beautiful to see.
Starting point is 01:09:19 He needs a stern talking to, like, honestly, I think we need to talk. We need to have him on the show and say, what are you doing? We need to call his mother. Like that's what we need to do. I know. He's really pissing me off. He has a lot of potential.
Starting point is 01:09:31 Oh my gosh, what a guy. And the thing is, I think that he's so charming, right? I think he's like devastatingly handsome and charming. And I think that he like dazzles all the girls in the house. Like he gives them all a lot of attention. I think they all like it in a non, you know, a sexy way. Like Amanda's obviously married, but I think she like likes being seen.
Starting point is 01:09:48 I think they all do. He makes everyone feel really special. He's just that type of guy. So I can almost understand why they're all always just like telling him what he wants to hear. Cause he's, he's dazzling. Yeah. But imagine if he used his powers for good.
Starting point is 01:10:01 Yeah. If he was a one woman man, settle down. Make an honest woman, a Jewish wife out of Lexi. Yeah, if he was a one woman man, settle down. Make an honest woman, a Jewish wife out of Lexi. Yeah. Lexi Solomon? I know Lexi Solomon, like we went to camp together. I would be happy if he ends up with Lexi, but like I've moved on for Lexi, Lexi and Craig.
Starting point is 01:10:17 No, me too, me too. It's actually not the right man for her, but I also think it was a great entry storyline for her to be like a full-time cast mate. Now, like, I don't know what her story would have been, but she's literally the biggest thing that we're talking about this season, and she's the new girl. I also think it was a great entry storyline for her to be like a full-time cast mate. Now, like, I don't know what her story would have been, but she's literally the biggest thing that we're talking about this season,
Starting point is 01:10:28 and she's the new girl. I'm invested in her for sure. I want her back, like, and that's hard to do. This is a hard group to crack when you're like kind of an outsider. Yeah, no, she was a great cast. Yeah. So that's the summer house recap.
Starting point is 01:10:41 That's our show. I have to like seriously go to the bathroom and change my underwear, because I crapped my pants when the mailman came in. But that's our show. I have to like seriously go to the bathroom and change my underwear cuz I crapped my pants when the mailman came in But that's our show you guys. Thank you so much for listening to the toast in the morning show We deliver the fast-talk stories you need to know every Monday, Friday on YouTube So if you're watching this on YouTube, please subscribe and give us video thumbs up
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