The Toast - S4 Ep138: CHAOS: Tuesday, August 3rd, 2021

Episode Date: August 3, 2021

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Good morning, Millennials. Welcome back to the Morning Toast. Happy Tuesday. It is a beautiful, wonderful, and a bit of a frustrating Tuesday already. Claude, how are you? It was a beautiful, wonderful, lovely Tuesday. It was. It was because Claudia and I were just 20 minutes into recording today's episode. Oh my gosh. And it got completely erased from Claudia's computer. And so now we have to start again. And we're just feeling like so I mean, we're gonna bring it all free. We were only in the middle of the first story. But we had just that just goes to show how much great stuff was before the first story. Totally, you know, like of us just talking about ourselves and making fun
Starting point is 00:00:38 of each other and fighting like the witty banter was the witty banter was on another level. And of course, like this show is improv. So we actually can banter was on another level and of course like this show is improv so we actually can't just do it again because that's like Claudia and I's one rule is like once you tell the joke if you say it before the show like you don't say it on the show because like the other person's not gonna fake laugh so I mean we're gonna bring it for you guys because still we have great stories and a lot to update you on today. Plus, we have dear toasters. But we're just feeling, honestly, RDH that we lost what we lost. Because what we lost, honestly,
Starting point is 00:01:09 it might have been our best episode ever. Totally. And I don't know if we only feel that way because it's gone. Because it's gone. But considering we podcast every single day and we knock on wood, literally, I can't remember the last time we had that issue.
Starting point is 00:01:24 And I know it happens to people a lot. That's just like a kink you have to work out being a podcaster. So we should acknowledge the space that we're in while it's so fucking annoying. I want to snap my computer in half. The fact that it doesn't happen that much, we should just be grateful for. And new leaf, new episode, new day, new girls. And. And just, you know, lean in. Lean in. And also just be grateful that it happened during the first story, not the fifth story when we were pretty much done. So we're going to have to take our wins.
Starting point is 00:01:56 I guess we could like update you a little bit on what we were talking about, you know, because we started out talking about the fact that it's Tuesday, which depending on how you look at it could be a positive or a negative thing. And for Claudia, it's a negative today. Well, now it's even more negative. Now it's extra negative. And for me, I was really trying to take a positive outlook. And you know what? Now I'm right there with you, Claude, right there with you. Yeah. Like I, I can't explain how little I want to even go into what we like already discussed because it just, you know, because it just reminds me of what we lost, if that makes sense. I understand completely.
Starting point is 00:02:28 Like, it's traumatizing. But you know what? Maybe that wasn't meant for the world to hear. Like, maybe there was something about it that was too precious, too amazing. Too good. Too good. And so maybe we need to do worse. It's also very possible that it wasn't even that good.
Starting point is 00:02:47 But, like, we're just memorializing it now in like this, you know, like. Yeah. When someone dies and like they did bad things, but they're like, you know, they have this like memory. You're like, we're just memorializing it in a positive way. But I do think that it was pretty sickening. I think it was pretty sickening too. But I don't, I don't want to like. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:03:01 How annoying is it for us to like keep talking about this one thing that we like loved and it was so good and you guys are missing out and we're not even giving it to like, yeah. How annoying is it for us to like, keep talking about this one thing that we like loved and it was so good and you guys are missing out and we're not even giving it to you. Like, right. I don't want to make you guys jealous or anything. So I think, you know,
Starting point is 00:03:10 we can, I think we should just start a new, I mean, we do this every single day. We have so much to say, so much to do. So I think, I think we can put that,
Starting point is 00:03:18 leave the past in the past, even though like we had such a funny fight about Theo and we can, and we can move forward into the future. Okay? In a new, thoughtful, meaningful, kind of spiritual way. Yeah. And definitely with more gratitude for the fact that our technology is functioning right now. I mean, until further notice.
Starting point is 00:03:39 Sometimes do you ever... Okay, my friend Margo once said that like she could never run for president because like if any customer service phone call was ever recorded and leaked, like it would be her demise. And I always feel like I could never run for president for a multitude of reasons. But like if anyone ever saw me kind of like get angry at a piece of technology, like that would be my downfall. Like if you guys only knew, like if my computer froze, like I like literally banging against
Starting point is 00:04:09 the wall, like I get so frustrated. If anyone ever saw me, I would actually consider those to be some of my lowest moments, like a confrontation with a piece of technology. I could understand that. For me, I turn inward and I, I really, I really like keep that anger within myself and it doesn't extend. So even on the customer service call, like, you know, I just get really quiet. Like I just, I am like a silent, angry person. Yeah. I actually think there's like a special place in hell for people who yell at customer service reps. Like there's literally only so much they can do.
Starting point is 00:04:50 And of course, like there's frustrating situations, like mostly with airlines and I get it, but I, I don't think I do that. Yeah. No, I understand. Honestly, I just feel like the banter is not happening. No, I know. Like I'm trying so hard to like find something new and interesting to talk about, but we've like already went there. No, you know, I think we just
Starting point is 00:05:05 need to get into the stories because that's how this started anyway on the last episode. We just wanted to get in and then like, you know, we couldn't get in because we are who we are. But I do think we need to get into the stories because there's a lot to talk about. We have dear toasters and I really want to talk about the Olympics because we were making some fire. We were making some fire points. So I just need to pick up where we left off. Totally. Oh my God. I forgot about like all the points we made. There's a lot. I'll try to remind you, okay? Okay. Okay, first up, oh, oh my God.
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Starting point is 00:07:05 Okay. Feels even better to deliver that ad the second time. It sounded better for sure. You definitely nailed it on the second one. Yeah, actually, I really fucked up the other time and I had a note in my computer. I like totally mispronounced the entire ending. Oh, great.
Starting point is 00:07:22 Okay, so some things are better the second time around. For sure. First story, Olympics news, Jade Carey wins gold. I almost spoiled it for you guys yesterday, but I didn't. Team USA gymnast earns her first Olympic medal in the floor final at the Tokyo Olympics. On Monday, Jade earned her first Olympic medal on the women's floor in tokyo she competed um her fantastic tumbling and earned a score of 14.366 behind carrie was italy's vanessa ferrari who tumbled to um the andrea bocelli song from the catalina the catalina wine mixer yes exactly and it was so sensational she was so stunning and she's 30 like she And she's 30. Like she, um, I mean, 30 is not old in the real world, but in gymnastics, that's like,
Starting point is 00:08:09 Simone Biles is considered a grandma. And I think she's like 24. Right. And she, this is her third Olympics for Vanessa Ferrari. She actually competed with Nastia who was announcing. Yes. When she was doing the announcing, she was like, I actually competed with her. And that's actually actually so crazy because in Olympics right you maybe get one good Olympics and if you're like a a rock star like Simone or Allie Raisman you get two and on the second one you are considered like the grandma of the group and it's it's known that it's your last one so I've actually never heard of an Olympic uh a gymnast doing three Olympics well there is a gymnast who's retiring this year who's in her 40s I think who has been to like many Olympics is.
Starting point is 00:08:47 And I mean, she wasn't like, you know, always meddling and stuff, but she's like an icon in the gymnastics world. That's pretty cool. She retired this year. And then behind Italy was a tie between Japan's Mai Murakami and Angelina Melnikova of the Russian Olympic Committee. They shared third place with a score of 14.166. Plus, another fun fact, Jade's gold is the third straight in this department for Team USA after Allie Raisman won at the 2012 London Games and Simone Biles won at the 2016 Rio Games. I was actually really surprised at that Olympian from Brazil, Rebecca, who's so stunningly talented.
Starting point is 00:09:26 So incredible. Her height on her tumbling, it's just, it's gorgeous. It's so high. I was shocked she didn't medal on that event. It's because she did really well, but she stepped out of bounds. And she just couldn't get her footing right on a lot of her tumbling. But even that was still stunning t tumbling no I know really justice for Rebecca Andrade because she is just like always so good but just complete like is constantly just coming a little bit short or like you know
Starting point is 00:09:55 her tumble passes are so big and she's stepping out of bounds and like she's just so fantastic I totally agree I had the same thought also we were just talking about this, so forgive me, Claudia. But what I found to be really interesting is when I was watching Jade Cowrie, she got a 14.366. And I always feel like as we move forward in the future, like today's Olympians can't even be compared to Olympians, you know, from the past because every year, like they're upping the score. The tricks are getting harder. The scores are getting higher. They're coming up with new tricks. Right. And it's like,'s like I'm pretty sure you know gymnastics is meant to be scored out of 10 but then they add all these new tricks that like take their scores to like 14 15 16 do you know what I mean because the difficulty score like they get a score for the execution which is out of
Starting point is 00:10:38 10 but then they also add the difficulty on top of it so it's like I think like back in the day it started at 10 was best but now it's like Simone Biles pulls 16s I don't know if that's true that's what I think that just makes sense to me in my head okay cool in my head it's not competing the same way you don't think so like don't you think that like when you judge something you judge it generally like you it's out of 10 but now the Olympics are tricks getting— Yeah, but the Olympics are so, like, random with their scores. Right. Okay. I digress.
Starting point is 00:11:07 Anyways. So then I was like, okay, Jade got 14.366. What did Allie Raisman get for her stunning Havana Gila in London? And I went and watched it on YouTube, and she got, like, a 15-point something. So this year's Olympians are actually not, like, more— Even though they're so amazing, like, they're getting lower scores and, I guess I guess like having maybe even lower difficulties than some Olympians in the past but then I was watching Michaela Skinner's vault and I learned from some of the YouTube comments which I don't know if it's a reliable place of information but I still found it fascinating that the gymnasts aren't really
Starting point is 00:11:39 allowed to warm up like do touch warm-ups and like a lot of the time that they're doing these um apparatus I it's their first time touching it like for the day and so for that reason like do touch warmups. And like a lot of the time that they're doing these, um, apparatus side, it's their first time touching it like for the day. And so for that reason, they're not, it's not, you know, hitting as well as it usually does because they are not warm. Yeah. That's actually really unfair because I was watching track and field yesterday. And before they go out to the track in the field, there is a practice track and field. It's much smaller, obviously it's not like a full circle, but they have like a little warmup area. And I really feel like while there's so many like rotations going on and so many girls are sitting out in like a
Starting point is 00:12:14 cold arena in a tiny leotard for so long, there should be like a practice vault or like a practice gym, something. I really feel like they don't set up the girls for success and that just makes it more dangerous like if you're haven't vaulted in an hour and you have to go fly through the air with the greatest of ease like shouldn't we be protecting the gymnasts yes i have to imagine there's a practice gym where they like practice on off days or you know but i'm saying during the competition when they're warming up and i don't know if that's like specific to Tokyo, if these are new measures because of COVID and they're trying to like limit exposure
Starting point is 00:12:49 and people around each other. And so they're just sort of like, like when I was watching all the vaults and a lot of the girls, I mean, they're so incredible. And like, I hate to be the person and be like, there was mistakes, but there was, you know,
Starting point is 00:12:58 sidestepping outside the lines, like, you know, going off to the side. And the commenters on the YouTube were saying that that is because these girls are not warm. And that also makes it more prone to injuries, which is just not safe. I do not feel safe. Michaela Maroney did a big Instagram story a couple days ago that I think went really viral. Basically explaining how like Tokyo and just like the International Olympic Committee of Gymnastics, they do not really have the girl's best interests at heart.
Starting point is 00:13:26 Because like you're waiting so long to be in the rotation, to wait for the next girl, then to get her scores, and then the next girl, and then it's your turn, and you're standing in a leotard, it's cold, your feet get cold, you don't get to warm up. So by the time you're actually on the vault, 30 minutes or an hour could have passed, which is like a really long time in gymnastics.
Starting point is 00:13:43 And you're not warm, and you're not performing at your best ability. And that also leaves you susceptible to injury. So I think you're right. Like, I think you're onto something. And I can see how that obviously can take a toll on their bodies. But then also why people like Simone Biles, like, struggle with their mental health. Yeah. And I just would like to know if this is a Tokyo specific thing.
Starting point is 00:14:06 I mean, I don't think it is because Michaela Moroney is not in Tokyo. She's competed in different Olympics. No, but Michaela Moroney had the most perfect vault of all time. Right. And imagine how talented she must have been to have done it under those circumstances. Unless she was warm. Oh, unless. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:14:22 You know, because sometimes I feel like you do see the girls just running around practicing, like, while other things are happening. So I would like some more clarity on this because I do feel like it's affecting the scores. I also hate, low-key, how there's multiple rotations going on at the same time. So, like, somebody's trying to focus on fucking balance beam, which is so goddamn hard. Oh, my God. But then someone's on floor dancing to Havana Gila, and it's very confusing. No, literally. That's what I watched the other day.
Starting point is 00:14:46 Someone was on the balance beam trying to, you know, stay on. And someone was dancing to Get Your Ass Up, Show Me How You Burlesque, which we were just talking about, is a song that someone chose for their floor routine, which I think is so stellar. It's from the movie Burlesque, which is a highly underrated movie. So perfectly cast, so perfectly musical. Scored. That's the word I was looking for, thank you. And the fact that we, I think society, I think it's an amazing movie, but I think society just generally regards it as a piece of shit, correct? I don't know. I don't want to give credence to that.
Starting point is 00:15:24 Yeah, but I just think I no longer want to be a part of the society if that's, like, the general thinking. Because, obviously, society has no fucking taste. I completely agree. That movie is so amazing. If you haven't watched it, treat yourself. Like, Christina Aguilera is literally at, it's her finest hour. I completely agree. Cher is in it.
Starting point is 00:15:42 Okay, Cher was, like, a little, like, making it about herself. I actually think Cher was the worst part of the movie. Like, now that we're, let's talk about, let's have an open and honest conversation. Okay, here's an open and honest conversation. You can fast forward through the scene where Cher takes to the stage as the shop is closing just to practice her song. Like, definitely fast forward. You know what? It was so funny about that scene.
Starting point is 00:16:03 Is that like, okay, so basically she owns a burlesque club and they are doing dress rehearsals, you know, making sure the tech is on, making sure everything's good, like a soundcheck. And the girl who's supposed
Starting point is 00:16:13 to soundcheck this next song like doesn't show up or whatever, like conveniently. And Cher is so tired. Because Cher killed her. And Cher is like so exhausted
Starting point is 00:16:24 from running this burlesque club, but they have to get to soundcheck for this last song. And so she's like, oh, I'll do it. No, wait. And it's Terrence J in the booth. Yes. He plays like the AV guy of the club. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:16:36 And he's like, Cher, will you sing this one? And she's like, me? She's like, if I have, twist my arm. Yeah. And so then she gets up on there and just start fast forwarding. It's not that she's like if i have twist my arm yeah and so then she gets up on there and just start fast forwarding it's not that she's not talented it's not like the movie is like really really really not about Cher but Kristen Bell is in it Julianne Hough is in it it's so good Stanley Tucci Sandy Cohen Sandy Cohen that's what i was gonna say i forgot Stanley Tucci
Starting point is 00:16:59 yeah no it is so fantastically Volchek Volch Volchek. Volchek. Volchek. Diana Argon. What? Yeah, she's a fiance from New York. Oh, you're right. She's a very, very small part. Still, like there's no such thing as small parts. There's no such thing as small parts, just small people. Totally.
Starting point is 00:17:18 And big people like myself. It's so good. I could literally write like a dissertation on burlesque and how like the world owes burlesque and apology i completely agree they owe christina an apology and also just like the costumes the sets the music it's it's so amazing and so i just want to say to this gymnast i don't know i don't know who chose the song because of course they never fucking show it because we're watching someone like falling off the balance beam but like who whichever gymnast is dancing around to that song like I would love to see that performance so if you guys
Starting point is 00:17:51 know please let me know so I can google it because I just I really do love when the floor routines when the floor routines have songs that you know just get you in the spirit I do I can also imagine that it is distracting and it's you know even. You have to stay on every single beat. But when it hits, nothing hits harder. Nothing hits harder. I could not agree more. And so Vanessa Ferrari dancing to the Catalina Wine Mixer was just stunning. Jade Carey, but we literally haven't even spoken about it.
Starting point is 00:18:20 She did awesome. She did like way more tumbling passes than other girls. Like, I think she really kind of hacked the system because she's not like other girls. Would you say she's not like the other girls? I would. She's a winner, baby. Like, I would say that. She did more tumbling passes. And I feel like that was a hack, like to get her difficulty score up, you know? Yeah. Because that was really support. She did like, she did four cross, you know, they start at one end and then they go to the other. She did like
Starting point is 00:18:47 four of those. Yeah, I thought, that's what I was thinking too. And I do think it's a hack because you need more stamina. Like, you know, it's harder towards the end. So I think she did so amazing. And then what I hadn't realized is she had been in the individual vault competition the night before. Yes. And it didn't
Starting point is 00:19:03 go well for her. And she was crying. She was really struggling. Yeah. And I'm glad she had her dad there because like she was so emotional. Yeah. Which is really sad. And I just, I'm so in awe of like the mental fortitude that it takes to go from like crying because you did really poorly to then the next day having like one of the best showings
Starting point is 00:19:21 of your life. Yeah. Because a lot, you know, it's hard to get out of that funk when you think that you that you that it's over so I think it was just such an amazing moment for her and I'm really happy and also Claudia it's gold for you that's a gold huh I know you prefer gold over the other metals and in your in your metal counter like you're looking to see more golds. Olympic medal count. I do believe we're still behind China in the gold. Oh, we're really behind.
Starting point is 00:19:51 What is it? Last night it was 22 to 17. It's 32 to 24. But we still have the most all-around medals with 73. Eek. Yeah. Whatever, it's a new week. We got track and field coming up.
Starting point is 00:20:06 Allison Felix. We're actually in a really good spot with track and field. I'm not going to spoil anything, but Simone takes to the beam tonight. Oh, did it happen this morning? It happened this morning. And of course, you know, I didn't know that. I didn't know that because you want to know why, you know, who's become the number one source of spoilers for, for USA gymnasticsastics and I love her but Miss Rach Parcell is out of control first she was posting the morning that Michaela Skinner won her silver and okay they're from Utah I'm sure they have like I'm sure they fucking know each other you know so like I was like okay she's supporting her Utah gal like this is annoying you spoiled it for me because I made it this far Rach Parcell but I'll allow it because utah strong then again yesterday i thought i saw she posted
Starting point is 00:20:48 jade carrie and i'm like this girl stop i can't i literally had to mute her and then this morning she put up a picture of simone biles and i immediately swiped away i don't know what she posted next but like seriously if this podcast gets to Rach Parcell, please stop spoiling the Olympics. I love you dearly, dearly. Look up to you. Look up to you. But stop. In defense of Rach Parcell, may I?
Starting point is 00:21:13 Literally today's episode title. In defense of Rach Parcell. So these events are airing at about like 6.45 a.m. Eastern time. Wow. So in Utah, that's Central time. But maybe she's up watching them live, in which case she's allowed to post about it. Like, I guess.
Starting point is 00:21:33 But I don't know, maybe like a spoiler alert. I mean, this is the pot calling the kettle black because I spoil everything. Right. I mean, these Olympic spoilers, it's really a gray area. Yesterday, I unknowingly, yesterday, I unknowingly spoiled the women's soccer outcome. I didn't know that I was doing that.
Starting point is 00:21:48 So I just want to take this moment to apologize to the people I spoiled it for, which is every single one of you. I didn't know. I didn't know. So, like, it wasn't intentional. And I'm really sorry about that. And I also misspoke because they are still in the running to receive the bronze medal, though it is not silver and it's also not gold. But it is bronze. That's a really, really good point medal, though it is not silver and it's also not gold, but it is bronze. And it adds to the medal count.
Starting point is 00:22:06 That's a really, really good point, actually. It's not silver. Or gold. So true. Yeah. So that leaves a gold up. You know, I know that you're really invested in that gold medal count. I am.
Starting point is 00:22:18 And so for me, like, that's what I'm looking at for you. Well, I did catch a lot of the footage from the U.S. women's soccer game where they lost to Canada. And it was, like, such a hard way to lose because it wasn't like they could fight back, basically. At the very, very end of the game, Canada got a penalty kick and they scored a goal. And then it was over. Like, you couldn't even get some redemption, you know? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:22:40 And they were all, like, broken. That's when you get, like, your most riled up when, like like the other team scores and you're like, we're going to get them. Right. You have something to prove. But it was really sad because like for a lot of the players, they've been playing for a long time. Like this might be their last Olympics. Megan Rapinoe, Carly Lloyd, Alex Morgan, our skims model. So it's just like particularly devastating for them. Yeah. Well, so they still have a chance at bronze, which means we get to see them play again. And that would be really great if they medal.
Starting point is 00:23:06 And we also have beach volleyball. Like, I think that, I don't want to jinx it, but April Ross and her partner, I'm so sorry, I can't remember her name. They are kind of, you know, I don't know if a lot of people know this about me, but Kerry Ross Jennings is like one of my role models. I just love, love, loved her. And she's no longer playing beach volleyball. She retired, but she was kind of, I think she's one of the most, uh, has the most
Starting point is 00:23:32 female medals in, in beach volleyball. She's like an icon in female beach volleyball. And there's definitely been like a void for us Americans, but I think that this April Ross duo like is really going to take us there. I just have a feeling. Don't quote me on that, but I have a feeling. That's exciting. I'm excited for you. I't quote me on that, but I have a feeling. That's exciting. I'm excited for you. I haven't been keeping up with beach volleyball much. It doesn't do for me what it does for you. No, it's actually so impressive.
Starting point is 00:23:53 It's the, it's so hot, first of all. And they're playing on like this fake beach just as for them. They are dripping with sweat. They look like they're literally in the shower. It's so crazy. That is so crazy. But the sand's not hot. I think it's like fake sand.
Starting point is 00:24:10 It's like in an arena or something. I was on some hot sand the other day. Oh my God. I burned the bottoms of my feet. Oh, poor you. The vacation sand is too hot. I was on some hot concrete. You want to know why?
Starting point is 00:24:22 Thank you. Because it was dog shit everywhere. Stop. Was it Theo dog shit everywhere. Stop. Was it Theo's? Yeah. And then I ate it. Oh my gosh. Okay.
Starting point is 00:24:32 I can't remember what I said on the last show versus this show, but Simone takes to the beam tonight. I did see a spoiler that I'm not going to spoil and we'll be talking about that tomorrow. I really, I look forward to seeing what everybody brings to the table. Yeah. And I actually feel really good about the rest of this episode because now we've officially like surpassed. and we'll be talking about that tomorrow. I really, I look forward to seeing what everybody brings to the table. Yeah, and I actually feel really good about the rest of this episode because now we've officially, like, surpassed, like, we didn't make it this far last time. Yeah, no, this is as far as we made it,
Starting point is 00:24:53 and now we can, like, everything is with fresh eyes, and we're not trying to, like, remember what we did say and what we didn't say. Should we, like, stop and just save my audio and then, like, keep going? Would that be smart? Really, you think think i don't know if that's gonna let's not and then and then if we lose it it's your fault i mean i have a
Starting point is 00:25:10 backup this time yeah you're recording audio in two places so i'm the one who has to worry i'm the one who has to worry oh totally next we are moving on switching gears congratulations to all the olympians thank you for just making this the most exciting two weeks of our lives you're all so fantastic and we love we absolutely love covering the olympics i just literally love so much and like if you're an olympian just like thank you for your service i totally agree and like even if you sidestepped like you're so worlds better like i don't like i just we're disgusting animals and you are sheer perfection and we have the nerve to even comment like and call it a misstep like we have some nerve i feel so weird to be like she sidestepped.
Starting point is 00:25:47 Like, bitch, what did you do? What did you do? Totally. Like, you fucking were complaining about the sand being too hot at the beach. No, I don't. So I just want to put that out there that I feel weird. But it's what has to be said in the Olympics commentary. Because you're judging perfection against perfection.
Starting point is 00:26:02 Yeah. I really appreciate you acknowledging the weirdness because I feel the same exact way. It's actually like low-key disgusting of us. Yeah, like someone does this crazy trick on the vault and all you're going to focus on is the fact that they took a step. Like what about all the other things that they did? And you're like, ooh, that's a big step.
Starting point is 00:26:20 That's a three-tenths deduction. Like, oh my God, relax. I know. And like Rebecca and and jade stepped outside the line eek yeah that was eek though did we talk about her on the first show or the second show yeah we did both we did okay because just as rebecca and jade i don't know if we talked about her i'm actually like now getting my wires crossed she's a gymnast from brazil who's just bringing it every single day in every single way and she's just doing the most, but then also like it's too much
Starting point is 00:26:45 because then she's stepping outside of lines. And she just keeps just missing the mark. And so she's not like meddling in the way that like I think she deserves. But she did win the gold medal in, I want to say Beam. No, Beam tonight. Against Suni.
Starting point is 00:27:05 Oh, Bar, sorry. Wait. Again, Suni. Oh, Barr, sorry. Wait, what did Suni win for? Suni won. The gold all around. Yeah. But then before that, she competed on an individual, right, and won a silver. I don't remember. But you're saying Rebecca got a gold.
Starting point is 00:27:20 Rebecca's doing fine. You know what's kind of nice about this Olympics with all of like the mishaps and whatnot? It kind of feels like everybody's getting a gold. And like everybody's getting medals and like, I don't know, it's kind of like nice. Everybody's winning in different areas. Yeah, there's so many like different rounds. Right, it's like the Russians won team gold, so they all have gold. But they're not really winning in the individual stuff.
Starting point is 00:27:43 Now, again, I want to point out the irony of what I'm about to say because I'm a fat, disgusting piece of shit. But that Russian team that killed it against America is really fucking up a lot. I was shocked because even without Simone, the American team is incredible. So in order to beat them, you too have to be incredible. And I just was not seeing that incredible nature them like you too have to be incredible and I just was not seeing that incredible nature and when they're all performing individually against like Jade and um Sunni yes but I would just say
Starting point is 00:28:13 like if the American team was uh the four girls knowing that they weren't going to be with Simone like from the beginning then they all would have been like more prepared and warmed and so they were also just thrown off. So the Russians really, there was this open door for them to walk through and they all brought it just enough to be able to walk through it. But then I guess they like took their golds
Starting point is 00:28:32 and they're like, but that's what I'm saying. Like the Russians have gold. Rebecca has gold. Everyone's getting. Everyone's getting their golds who are at the top of the heap. When usually America just like sweeps.
Starting point is 00:28:42 Right. So, and I think, oh, I mean, we'll see what happens tonight. I don't want to say anything. Also, one last thing was, I just hope that when Rebecca Andrade gets home to Brazil, like she is the toast of the town because she does it. There's a parade for her. She's literally putting Brazil gymnastics on her motherfucking back.
Starting point is 00:28:58 And I hope that they respect her back in Brazil. If we have any Brazilian toasters, do let me know what her homecoming is like. I'm very interested. Yeah. Great point. Okay. Now I feel is like. I'm very interested. Yeah, great point. OK, now I feel ready to get into the next story. Yeah. Tom Girardi sports a shiner in his first sighting since Erika Jayne's split. Tom Girardi has been spotted for the first time in over a year amid his legal woes and divorce from Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Jayne.
Starting point is 00:29:20 Now with an actual black eye, the disgraced lawyer had a visibly bruised left eye as he was helped along by a woman. Girardi, who appears to have lost weight, wore an oversized blue polo and baggy khaki shorts, a far cry from the polished suits he sported while appearing with Erica on the Bravo series. While it is unclear how he sustained his injury, Erica revealed on the show that she believed his health was declining in the months leading to her divorce filing in November 2020. She cited a 2017 car wreck that left him unconscious for 12 hours as the beginning of myriad issues, including problems with his eyesight. Girardi is currently under conservatorship overseen by his brother as a result of what his family described in court
Starting point is 00:29:58 documents as a major neurocognitive disorder. Page Six reported that he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in March. Okay, this picture was very shocking to see. He was so irrecognizable. People online were immediately just pointing out how he looked like Prince Philip, like just kind of gaunt. He has lost a lot of weight. He has this random black eye. He's dressed like a plebeian when he's usually dressed like a king. And it was just like a real shock to see him looking that way. And a lot of people are like questioning whether this is like a plea for sympathy, like, you know, getting his photo taken
Starting point is 00:30:33 strategically looking very weak to kind of push this narrative that he has Alzheimer's. He's not mentally fit to stand trial. He shouldn't be able to stand trial. Or if this is just like where he really is at in his life. And it is believable because he is so old. But I just don't know able to stand trial, or if this is just like where he really is at in his life. And it is believable because he is so old. But I just don't know what to believe in this whole situation. And I'm inclined to think like everything that he's doing is in some way trying to further his cause in court.
Starting point is 00:31:00 Yeah, I agree with you. Also, it's crazy that he was being compared to Prince Philip, which is when the Morning Toast posted the photo as one of the two photos of the day. So you know that this is like big stuff. I thought it was Prince Philip too, but like Prince Philip at the time of his passing was like over 15 years older than Tom Girardi is now. So, you know, it's crazy that that's what he's looking like. And I was inclined to say, you know, like he really does look like he's in rough shape. And I do try to give people the benefit of the doubt. But in reading this article, the fact that this is the first time he's been seen in a year. Now I'm like, how did the paparazzi know he was going to be there? It's not like he's out and about in an event. Like it looks like he's at valet for something. Yeah, no, and not only that, if you can remain unseen for a year, especially at the height of your newsworthiness, like when you were getting divorced, when the Lion Air thing happened,
Starting point is 00:31:49 if you can remain behind closed doors and not have people know where you are, then literally a year later, you just randomly like popping out in the paparazzi is more than intentional, in my opinion. Yes, I agree. So that is what makes it a little suspicious to me but he does look very unwell and let's where's what's this black eye did someone beat him up totally i know i think the thought process is like he's so old he's deteriorating he lost his balance just you know trying to make himself a bowl of soup and got a black eye i think that's like how it's supposed to be interpreted interesting but then like and i hate to be this person but then like okay he gets a black eye it's like, I'm going to go show up for the paparazzi. No, and it's like, I have a black eye. What should I do? Take some pictures or stay at home? I think most normal
Starting point is 00:32:33 people who aren't standing trial for fraud would decide to stay at home. And also like, how can you have a black eye? This woman is obviously like your aid. Shouldn't she be making you the bowl of soup? And if so, why did you get a black eye? Yeah. Also, if he does have major neurocognitive disorder and Alzheimer's, like who is making the calls for him to go out and get these photos taken? You know, who's pulling the strings? Is it the brother? And also Tom is so, in my opinion, like irreconcilable that I don't think a person on the street would have like taken these photos and like been like, oh, I happen to see Tom Girardi and I'm a paparazzi. It's very, in my opinion, convenient. Yeah. And these are not iPhone photos. These are long lens. Yeah. Right. So I just think like somebody had to know he was there. It wasn't like just a lucky thing for a paparazzi to catch
Starting point is 00:33:22 because he's irrecognizable. Right. Him and this woman, like you would never think like that's Erika Jayne's husband. Right. So I think it's really safe to say that like this is a fully staged moment. And I hate to be like that cynical person, but after watching the housewife and the hustler, there's so,
Starting point is 00:33:38 we thought we knew even the smallest bit about Tom Girardi. Like we thought we really knew something and we really, like, I was taken by him. I really thought he was, like, the definition of a PJOM. Oh, no. And I feel so sick that I ever even used that precious word to describe such an evil man. Yeah. I mean, you didn't know.
Starting point is 00:33:56 But, you know, him looking this way, it's interesting how you see people differently after, like, you see information about them. And he looks so different. He really looks evil. Whereas, like, before, you would see pictures, and you're like, them and he looks so different he really looks evil whereas like before you would see pictures and you're like no he's so cute like that's how you ready and now it's like yeah tom gerardi he literally looks like dr evil there yeah i agree damn rough i mean real houses of beverly hills is on no tomorrow night so i i think things are
Starting point is 00:34:24 going to start to unravel and soon the ladies like start to realize the crimes that he's being accused of orphans and widows and so i'm i'm very much looking forward to justice being served we always are we always are are you ready for our next story yeah okay you look ready princess eugenie's mom sarah ferguson is defending the fabulous jack brooksbank after controversial photos. Okay, this story is a big confusing nothing burger, but I do want to break it apart. At first glance, it looked like Jack Brooksbank, who is Princess Eugenie's husband, had some explaining to do after he was spotted partying in Capri just a few months after his wife gave birth to their first son. But Sarah Ferguson put all speculation to rest in a recent interview.
Starting point is 00:35:08 I don't really know if she's the right spokesperson for this given like the foot situation. She's such an unreliable source. Yeah, and it's like she has her own actual like, you know, vacation photo scandal. And this is not that. And I do think like her putting her name attached to it like is giving it like Sarah Ferguson foot vibes totally I agree and second of all I don't even think that this story necessarily like needs a spokesperson because I just think any normal like I okay here's what happened I saw this headline and I sent it to you immediately yeah no the
Starting point is 00:35:42 headline is salacious yes it's so salacious on just jared like wait it's just jared that's doing this and the daily mail just because daily mail got the photos but wait i need to show you just jared like their their caption sorry i just want to like read it word for i'm trying to find it. Princess Eugenie's husband, Jack Brooksbank, was photographed on a yacht with a topless woman while wrapping his arm around another. And the photos are going viral. Tap the link, this pic, in the link in bio for this one. So I fell for this clickbait because I thought we were going to see, first of all, it wasn't a yacht. So that's just bad journalism.
Starting point is 00:36:22 It was like a full-blown just like boat. Still nice, but not a yacht. And so you would think he's next to a topless woman and has his arm around another maybe topless woman. You think he's having a threesome on a yacht in broad daylight. That's what you think. Now, I did then see the photos and then literally respond to you and be like, oh, never mind. So it was definitely weird because he was on a boat with two women. of them was his co-worker he works for casamigos yes three women there was three women okay one of them was his co-worker who was dressed like very modestly
Starting point is 00:36:53 and she was jumping off the boat like it was a work trip the other girl is this influencer slash model slash socialite slash whatever um who was swimming without her shirt on, which is weird, but like not in Capri. Like, I just feel like that's just like the lifestyle. I don't think there's anything weird about it. And then I didn't see the third girl. Another model. There was three people, model Erica Pelosi and Maria Bucalati, who are the two models
Starting point is 00:37:23 that he was with. So but it's worth noting, like this was a work trip, technically, even though that doesn't and Maria Buccolati, who are the two models that he was with. So, but it's worth noting, like, this was a work trip, technically, even though that doesn't look like a lot of work. He's there for the UNICEF Summer Gala. And I think the ladies on the boat are women that he works with. And they say he has an arm around a woman. Like, they're literally taking a selfie.
Starting point is 00:37:39 They're wearing clothes. Like, it's so, like, corny and not anything. I actually read, like, a really good write-up of it in The Mirror, weirdly enough, where they were like, he's more guilty of being a geek than a gigolo. Oh my, totally. He looks like such a weenie. Like, I don't think there's really anything going on here
Starting point is 00:37:56 that needs to be scandalized. This is just like, talk about making a mountain out of a molehill. I was like so lit for these pictures. I'm like, fuck yeah, let me see these pictures. And then I'm like, these are the pictures. No, it was so crazy. And I fully blame Just Jared.
Starting point is 00:38:09 They have some explaining to do. And I actually used to follow Just Jared until I realized that everything that they post is like fake news, clickbait, nothing. Really? Yeah, I follow them for a long time because they always get like good pictures of celebrities just like walking, you know, to get a are kind of pictures that i like but i had to unfollow and now i recall why because this is just like so and i mean i really hope that it's not affecting the couple because it really like there's the only thing he's guilty of is just like not thinking of how his actions could look from afar look yeah also in this mirror um article that i read they said like prince philip like made a career out of standing with his hands behind his back.
Starting point is 00:38:46 He could never be caught in a situation like that. Right. I don't know if that's why he did it, but you just have to be more aware of what things look like. But this didn't even look like anything. That's actually really an interesting factoid. Right? Yeah. So anyways.
Starting point is 00:39:01 Don't get me wrong. This isn't like the most appropriate behavior for a married man, but it's not what they're making it seem. No, not at all. Like, this is not. Like, when I first saw this headline. If this was Ben, like, he's still getting a good hard talking to when he gets home. But the way they're just like sensationalizing it. Right, right.
Starting point is 00:39:21 Right. It's just being sensationalized, and it's just sad. She has like a little baby at home, and like. Totally. It's just so unnecessaryized, and it's just sad. She has, like, a little baby at home, and, like. Totally. It's just so unnecessary. It must have really been a slow. So unnecessary. A slow news day.
Starting point is 00:39:31 Totally. Yeah. And this is, like, what they mean when they're always talking about, like, British tabloids. Yeah. Yeah. That's true. That's, like, the definition of it. Even though I do believe Josh Sharratt is American.
Starting point is 00:39:41 No, I know. But, like, it started with the Daily Mail. Because the Daily Mail got the photos. And I mean, what, No, I know. But like it started with the Daily Mail because the Daily Mail got the photos. And I mean, what like the photos, if they saw those photos of like Princess Eugenie's husband on a boat, like what are they going to they're going to post them? Yeah. But I blame just Sharon. I agree. Are you ready for our next story? You are ready because you've been waiting for this. It's a little bit more information on my love islands. Leslie Golden left the show. She said it was, quote, something a little illegal.
Starting point is 00:40:09 What happened to Leslie? This is the question that Claudia really wants to know. After Leslie was removed from the villa with really no explanation, fans immediately took to Twitter to speculate what was going on. As we mentioned yesterday, we thought maybe she was sick. They were saying her voice was raspy. And she then said that she left for personal reasons. Social media users weren't convinced with that. One wrote personal reasons. Come on, let it out. Leslie replied, no, but really, it's not that deep has absolutely nothing to do with anyone in the villa. I pinky swear. One fan said what constitute as personal reasons. Seems like you just ditched after drama,
Starting point is 00:40:44 lol. She said no, no, no, completely unrelated to the drama? Seems like you just ditched after drama, lol. She said, no, no, no, completely unrelated to the drama, I swear. I know how it seems, but I have no beef with anyone there. She addressed another roommate when she wrote on Instagram, y'all, I did not get kicked out for doing porn. Y'all are reaching and that's not even that serious. So pretty much last season, a guy showed up like in the middle of the season, you know, as one of the new guys and then it started like circulating on twitter some some old porn not actually not old i think
Starting point is 00:41:09 was actually very recent porn that he had done and then the next day on the show like he was just removed they never even said he left like he was just out of the house so maybe that's weird like what's wrong with being a porn star no i so i think it was a number of. And I recently learned that I'm pretty sure he had filmed it after he already got all of his testing for the show. Plus it was like height of COVID. Yeah. So that's bad. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:41:35 Then she said, uh, someone said, would you ever reveal why you left? She said, it's already starting to come out. I would love to say it. I think it's hilarious. I think it's a really dumb reason. Again, very on brand for me. However, what I did was a little out. I would love to say it. I think it's hilarious. I think it's a really dumb reason. Again, very on brand for me. However, what I did was a little illegal. So that's a little confusing.
Starting point is 00:41:49 But then later, a few insta slides later, she shared a video of herself smoking a vape pen and said, are y'all catching my drift or nah? Which makes me feel like she was smoking. Yeah, there were rumors that she was smoking weed. And then her story about like, you know, it being illegal, people already talking about it kind of cemented for us that that is what she was talking about um that's like so anticlimactic i thought it was like her grandma's fault and like she smoked like who cares i like the grandma story better because this is like me too i'm sticking with that i'm preferring to live in that universe yeah me too also like still she really didn't confirm anything but if it's a little illegal.
Starting point is 00:42:25 No, I think she, like, did. But so she was smoking pot? Yeah, she smoked pot, like, maybe when everyone went to bed. Isn't pot not illegal? I don't know the rules in Hawaii. Yeah, me neither. Someone let us know. Because I just feel like that can't be it.
Starting point is 00:42:41 But, I mean, she's kind of saying that's it. But still. Yeah, no, it doesn't, like, that doesn't do it for me. she's kind of saying that's it but still yeah no it doesn't um like that doesn't do it for me that's not like juicy enough it's so random and like I can't understand if she was like really valuable to the show why they would kick her out for smoking weed yeah I agree so we'll keep it really not that big of a deal uh we'll keep you posted and I just wanted to get some answers for you Claudia since I wasn't there for you yesterday. And I'm really trying to force work. Have you caught up?
Starting point is 00:43:09 No. Have you caught up? No, because my book, I'm like really getting into it. But then I'm going to catch up, I promise. But it's on tonight. Okay, I'm going to. And tomorrow's our last episode of the week. Okay, so I'm going to watch tonight, okay?
Starting point is 00:43:22 Yeah, you are. Okay. Okay. Okay. It better be a good episode. I know. Are you ready for our fifth and final story, which is some business- Already?
Starting point is 00:43:31 Yeah. It's some businesswoman book news. BWB? Mm-hmm. Sure. Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine- I saw. I'm dying.
Starting point is 00:43:42 Has been acquired by Blackstone Backed Venture venture run by Kevin Meyer and Tom Staggs. Reese Witherspoon's media company, Hello Sunshine, which, you know, everybody knows. It's also the name of her book club. And then they, like, choose all these books and make them into great movies and shows. Like Little Fires Everywhere. It's a perfect, like, syndicator. It's literally, like, the perfect company. Yet has been sold to a firm backed by private equity giant Blackstone group terms are not disclosed according to the world street journal which first reported
Starting point is 00:44:08 the deal it values the company at about 900 million dollars isn't that wow the new media venture blackstone is backing will be run by former walt disney company executives kevin meyer and tom staggs with hello sunshine as its first acquisition witherspoon and hello sunshine ceo sarah harden will join the board of the as-yet-unnamed company and will continue to operate Hello Sunshine. So that is so crazy. I mean, so well-earned, you know? Yeah, I feel like we've been watching her company grow for a while.
Starting point is 00:44:38 Like when she first started, we're like, ooh, what is this? And I remember she launched that show about the home edit girls and she had like a tiny network on AT&T and it was like impossible to find the show. So she really started from the bottom, well, relatively from the bottom, like started small, built it up, lots of success.
Starting point is 00:44:59 The book club was a huge success, Big Little Lies. Like she, this is really, really impressive and it's very well deserved. I just can't believe how much money it is. So much money. And honestly, like not to make this about me, but I'm just really feeling like the sky's the limit for the redheads. Totally. Totally. You know, and like, if you just like, I mean, I don't have Reese's like connections and like industry prowess or anything that she has remotely but I think this story the moral of the story is that there's value in book clubs
Starting point is 00:45:30 uh completely agree because that's really how it started that is like that's what Hello Sunshine 1 is it wasn't it's been around for so long now I guess it's also that her book club is like a like they got acquired too so it's Reese book club, but then Hello Sunshine did become the production arm where they like would acquire the books that got so popular from the book club. It was all just like this one big symbiotic machine. It's really smart. And so she did Little Fires Everywhere and she also is doing Where the Crawdads Sing. And it is really smart because all of these really super popular books people want movies
Starting point is 00:46:05 people want shows and she's given it to them and she does it really well like the production quality of hello sunshine is like unmatched yeah and it's like she it's so she's doing legally blonde three with mindy kaling yeah it's so crazy because it's like she's the one who she could choose a book from obscurity choose it for the book club it makes it a best-selling book because everybody from the book club has to buy the book you know in order to participate in the club sounds like she needs to choose girls in a job the crazy beautiful life of an instagram thirst monster i know except like for reese i feel like she like the book she chooses always like comes out that month so i do feel like you missed your window and i don't really feel like
Starting point is 00:46:41 she does like memoirs like you know yeah I can I ask you a question like what the fuck's going on with your phone can you hear me yeah I can but you're like literally I'm gonna throw up you're like holding your phone like dizzying me sorry you were steady before but then I but you were cutting out so I just wanted to move you and now I'll put you back where you were but you were cutting out oh my god my. My AirPods are on 10%. This has been the most technically challenging episode of my entire existence. This episode really tried us because I was so excited. We came in with everything and so much excitement and we're leaving just. We still have your toasters, Jackie. My 10% AirPods is not going to last.
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Starting point is 00:49:00 use the code TOAST at hellobubble.com slash toast. Thank you. All right, dear toasters, our advice segment, if you ever want to write in, deartoasters at gmail.com is the place to do it. We will keep it anonymous, and you can write in about truly anything, and we've got some really conflicted girls here today. First up, hi, Claudia and Jackie, long-time listener, first-time caller. I'm hoping Theo is in the office today because I could really use his input on this one.
Starting point is 00:49:22 In addition to y'all's excellent advice, Theo actually has entered the room. I'm in a fairly new relationship around six months and I've never been so certain about someone. He's truly the most selfless, caring man and I love him dearly. We went through breakups and around this around the same time last year and didn't expect to fall so quickly, but here we are. Here's where I have the issue and I'm seeking advice to know if I'm a crazy person or I just need solutions. It's his ex-girlfriend's dog. He loved this dog and talks about it constantly. How much he misses the dog and how he wishes he got to keep her. I know that breakups are tough, especially one with a dog involved, so I try to be sympathetic,
Starting point is 00:49:55 but I would be lying if I said it didn't bother me a little. A major reason why it bothers me so much is because I have a dog and I feel like he loved her dog so much more. Ooh, that's tough. I understand the solution usually always lies in communication, but do you see where I may sound a little jealous saying it? Because I am. What should I do?
Starting point is 00:50:11 Encourage him to get a dog so he has a new bond and gets to experience raising a puppy on his own? Or tell him to shut up about the dog? Help. Love a conflicted toaster. Ooh, that's tough. It is kind of weird that he's not taking to your dog, but the bond between a man and dog is so strong.
Starting point is 00:50:24 I do think you have to have a little bit of sympathy and maybe like try I know it's hard to separate the girl from this like it's more about the dog than it is the relationship yeah my question is how long ago did they break up because it seems like if it you know if you guys are in a new relationship because she said they've been dating for six months um and they went through breakups around the same time last year and they fell really quickly. So if they've been together for six months, I feel like maybe like eight or nine months ago. Got it. Okay. I mean, it's really hard and I'm sure it's so much easier said than done. And like, I can't even imagine if this was somehow Bruce in this situation and like, it would even say it would I wouldn't stop until Bruce was
Starting point is 00:51:06 mine once again and like I do feel like you know you need to separate him like don't judge your relationship based on the fact that he misses this dog like I feel like that's a him thing that's just something that he's going through right now and like you should be there for him I definitely would be pressed that like he doesn't he doesn't bond with your dog in that way agreed that's like the true problem but maybe he should get a dog maybe you guys get another dog and it's like very healing for all of you yes until you said that you had your own dog i was just going to suggest you getting him a dog because that's literally always the solution but um sometimes you just can't take to something
Starting point is 00:51:40 that's like you didn't help raise or there's not that initial connection not everyone is just like open to like finding you know new loves of their lives in pets so yeah i actually think you getting him a dog is a really sweet gesture um i don't know if there's more to it than that i don't think that you really have anything to worry about i just think this is like actually a really normal human reaction like to losing a pet i agree and it's like a death i feel really sad but it's not because you know that it's out there like it's even worse that's just so hard just be there for him i think i think he can he needs to be able to grieve this in order to move forward and i think that you should be there for him oh my god i just got a message at the top of my screen that says please stop saying do do do at the start of the bob of the. Oh, my God. That's the worst when you're like about to podcast and then like a
Starting point is 00:52:28 YouTube notification pops up literally yesterday. I was actually going to bring it up on the podcast yesterday at the second we started podcasting. Let me open the YouTube app. Somebody left a comment that was so fucking hurtful about me. Hold on. I need to hear this because right now I'm just really feeling like in my feelings. You know what? This person's going to be really glad that the last episode got deleted because there was so much do-do-do talk at the beginning of the episode. Oh, I think that this person deleted the comment. It was literally like, wow, Claudia was unbearably annoying this episode. Couldn't even listen to it. Like, shut up, bitch. Don't listen. No one's forcing you. Oh my God. That's so hurtful. This hurtful this one says please please please stop the do
Starting point is 00:53:07 to do it's so annoying and just your tagline of without further ado is so crisp and catchy please please go back love the show so much just not that love you gals this is really hard on youtube no it was just like a dm that's tough because she's saying please like multiple times like definitely she loves the show loves it's like love us in caps it just i can't that just is really conflicting i mean i know everybody hates you to do and that's what we were talking about on the previous episode that was deleted because claudia was like please fucking stop asking where he is but that was for a different reason okay also like i know i just want to find this dm as long as we're talking about ludicrous dms okay no it's just like, I need to, for it to come through like while I'm behind podcasting,
Starting point is 00:53:49 it's like, it just, it hurts. It hits different. This was an Instagram DM from a girl named Laura. I had just bought a new pair of white shorts from Abercrombie and Fitch that Remy Bader posted on her TikTok that like I really liked and I wore them to the toast. And I was like really feeling myself. Like I don't really wear shorts like that. I remember I said,
Starting point is 00:54:06 I said, do you want to stand up or sit down for the picture? Cause some days we want to sit. And you said, no, I want to stand. I have new shorts. So literally this girl,
Starting point is 00:54:13 Laura sent me like this message. And I think in her soul, like she was genuine, genuinely trying to be nice, but she just must be like a nasty person. Cause she couldn't even be nice. She goes like this. I'm sorry. I respect 99.9% of the things that you do and say,
Starting point is 00:54:26 but these shorts are just a no all around. The cut, the fit, the look, not your best choice. I mean that girl to girl, the nicest way possible. The dresses you've been wearing lately, however, are gorgeous. Literally, I can't explain how not girl to girl friendly this was and how this was literally one of the, and I want to call her out by name, but I won't explain how not girl to girl friendly this was and how this was literally like one of them. And I want to call her out by name, but I won't. One of the most like hurtful message. Okay. I think that's so crazy.
Starting point is 00:54:51 Like imagine being 99.9 obsessed with someone and like you have to call out the 0.1. Like that's literally the sidestep in gymnastics. Like. Yeah. It's like literally though, like I, I will continue on in my life, like knowing that you didn't like my shorts and my life will remain forever unaffected. But you, you're obviously like my shorts are living rent free in your mind and I'm worried about you because that's obviously like a bad space for you to be in.
Starting point is 00:55:19 Yeah. Wow. I just had to share that. I screenshotted it. I was really thinking of responding like something really fucking nasty because she did that message just caught me at like a really bad time, you know, like emotionally. And I'm glad that I didn't because I never, I'm, I always regret like saying something. Okay. Of course. Okay. Anyways, back to the dog. I'm so sorry. I don't know what to tell you. Give it more time. Be there for him. Be there for healing. See if he
Starting point is 00:55:41 wants another dog. Agreed. Dearest Jackie and Claudia, I moved in with a new girl, Susan, a few years ago, and we are very good friends. I have another best friend, Rachel, from college, and oftentimes I will bring Rachel to hang out with Susan and her friends. Over the last couple months, I've noticed that while out with them, Rachel will just absolutely make shit up, like big fat lies. For example, I overheard her telling a story about how her mom had her as a teenager and was talking about how hard that was. Big fucking lie. Her mom had her when she
Starting point is 00:56:12 was 30. She also told Susan that she had a brain tumor removed when she was a child that makes her spacey sometimes. Absolutely not true. Those are the two worst ones, but she's just always making random things up. My best guess is that Rachel is lying because she's just trying to connect with people or she's insecure that her regular life isn't interesting enough when she's just always making random things up. My best guess is that Rachel is lying because she's just trying to connect with people, or she's insecure that her regular life isn't interesting enough when she's around people that she doesn't know. I honestly have no idea if she knows that I know she is lying, or if she thinks she's pulling one over on me, too.
Starting point is 00:56:34 It embarrasses me because she's my guest at these events. Susan thinks that she should just confront her and ask her why she lies, but I'm worried about embarrassing her, and at the end of the day, it's weird, but it's kind of a victimless crime. Should I say something to her or no? Sincerely, a confused confused friend that is so weird such a red flag you need to stay away from this person like people did this sort of stuff growing up and the fact that it this is not normal adult behavior and also it's like it's just like what
Starting point is 00:57:00 um what show was i watching siesta key Key. It's just like what Amanda said. Like if you can lie about the small stuff, like you're also lying about the big stuff. Like this is a girl who's going to be involved in like a major fraud scandal one day. Like I would just stay the fuck away from her. No, I have like a – I think every time we bring up a situation like this, like I know a person in my life who like every word that comes out of their mouth, like I will never, ever, ever, ever believe it. And it's kind of comforting knowing that like nothing that comes out of their mouth, like I will never, ever, ever, ever believe it. And it's kind of comforting knowing that like nothing
Starting point is 00:57:26 that comes out of their mouth is true because then you don't like get wrapped up in the journey of their lies. But it's such a toxic like personality trait and it's really like a red flag and a friend. I completely agree with you. Yeah. And like you don't want to be bringing her around
Starting point is 00:57:40 to your other friends because it will take, you have like a lifetime of knowing that this is how she is, but it will take them a while before they learn that about her yes and in the meantime she might be lying on you stealing your friends cutting you out you don't want to bring like if you want to have a private relationship with this girl because it's easier than telling her you don't want to be her friend anymore like you guys can go to dinner once a month but do not bring her around your other normal friends because it's the friends that you care about like it's a poor
Starting point is 00:58:03 reflection on you and you also don't know what shyness she might be up to that reflects on you also all right our third and final toaster dear toasters hi claudia and jackie i'm a long-time toaster in desperate need of your advice it's actually two questions i recently got close with a childhood friend kate who was starting to call me her best friend. I'm not super social and I don't have a ton of close girlfriends. Most of my friends are longtime family friends. And because of this, I went along with Kate saying I'm her best friend too. A few months ago, Kate told me I would be her maid of honor. She's not engaged yet. I was touched and told her I would love to be there to support her.
Starting point is 00:58:40 She talked about going to Disney. Her and Derek, her non-fiance, are Disney adults. Then she said she wanted to go to Cabo, then to her family's place on the Gulf. I told her I was down to plan for whatever she would like. She wants me to start planning now before she's even engaged, which I think is wild. But that's besides the point. Flash forward to now that she's decided she doesn't want to make me the maid of honor. I don't know if I should be hurt or ambivalent or what. It was kind of rude and said, she said, oh, I was kind of rude and said, it gets me out
Starting point is 00:59:08 of planning. So that's good with me. Honestly, I don't know what the correct way to react is. And that's where I need y'all's opinion. Should I be upset since it wasn't like official or anything? Or should I blow it off? Should I just not be a bridesmaid? Should I pretend it didn't happen?
Starting point is 00:59:19 What do I do? I don't even know. Sincerely, a super overwhelmed toaster. Honestly, this friend sounds so fucking chaotic. So I think you actually need to value, evaluate, like, if that's a type of friend you want in your life. Because, like, girls who, like, plan their maid of honors before they're engaged and go to Disney with their boyfriends, like, that's a special breed of human.
Starting point is 00:59:39 And you need to really evaluate if that's the human you want in your life. And if so, then we can move forward. But not everyone needs to be in your life forever. Yeah. I mean, I think there's a lot of red flags here that are all like separate from one another, but then put together, it's just like a whole host of red. First, obviously Disney adult, like that is just a no from Claudia as, as she's let you guys know. But then also agreed girls who like plan their bachelorette party and their maid of honor and their bridal party before they're engaged, it's like, that's too much for me. That is too much for me.
Starting point is 01:00:09 It's so, like, it's type A on crack. Yeah. And so, but it's also just, like, nuts, you know? Because, like, type A, I'm type A in a lot of ways. Me too. But, like, that's, it's like a, like we say in Judaism, like, kanai nahara, like, it's like a bad, you know, it's counting your chickens before they hatch. Like, nuts. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:00:27 So I would say, one, just be glad that, like, this girl wants to keep you at a distance for some reason. That she's come to that realization. Because, like, you should take this spot and appreciate it. Because who wants to be so close to someone who's just, like, so all over the place like that? Chaotic. She did you a favor. And also, there is a part of people that i do feel like they say stuff you know i'll tell you today that you're gonna be my maid of honor because i want to like find favor in your eyes but then you know eventually i'm gonna give it
Starting point is 01:00:51 to someone else and it's just like a way of playing people and i i just don't have time to be played is what i would say no me neither but i did feel for you because she said she didn't have a lot of close female friends and like she was valuing this friendship and so for this girl to just like steamroll over her like that is really hurtful and I I'm sorry that that happened to you um but at the end of the day like sometimes someone's betrayal no what is Siggy Flickr always used to say someone's rejection is God's protection like I feel like this girl has such percent I know you still never listened to my episode with Tyler Cameron Jackie but we did a whole dear toaster thing.
Starting point is 01:01:27 And he was always saying how like rejection is like sometimes the best thing that can happen to you. And I was like, the famous Siggy Flickr once said, man's rejection is God's protection. And he was like, yes, he loved the quote. I know you still haven't listened to the episode, but like our whole dear toaster segment was literally like man's rejection, God's protection. We like kept coming back to it. And I actually think those are really strong words to live by.
Starting point is 01:01:47 Like sometimes somebody rejecting you or like not giving you what you want is the best thing that could possibly happen for you because like they're so chaotic and in the long run, you will be so much better off. So I would like live by those words currently. I totally agree. She did you a favor. Go enjoy your life with other friends.
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Starting point is 01:02:30 We made it. My AirPods didn't even die. We fucking made it, bitch. Very chaotic energy. We apologize, but we are back tomorrow. The AirPods didn't die, but our spirits did. No, I feel so fucking defeated. I'm just, honestly, I can't wait for tomorrow's episode, because I feel like I didn't fucking defeated. Like I, I'm just honestly,
Starting point is 01:02:45 I can't wait for tomorrow's episode because I feel like I didn't do well on this episode and I just like really want to give it my all tomorrow. Like I'm really sorry for this episode. Tomorrow's episode is going to have everything you've ever wanted in your life. So if you've made it this far in this episode, just know that tomorrow, tomorrow is for you.
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