The Toast - S5 Ep123: Wenches Gonna Wench: Wednesday, August 31st, 2022

Episode Date: August 31, 2022

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Good morning millennials! Welcome back to the Morning Toast. Happy Wednesday everyone. Happy hump day! Hope everyone's having a great hump day. Hey Jax, how you doing? I'm doing good. I can't believe it's only Wednesday. Honestly, it should be a Thursday. It really should be. It should be Saturday. Maybe because I've been podcast, podcast, podcasting vlogging redheads TMT never ends and it just feels like I've done I've done way more episodes this week than days of the week that have passed but it's just one of those weeks you know leading up to the holiday weekend you got to get it all in that's what I like to call mogul energy yes this is mogul energy exuding and mogul energy is exhausted energy. I was up so late
Starting point is 00:00:48 editing last night's episode of the redheads that we recorded. It's an hour and a half. The girls could not stop talking. It's such a different episode because obviously we're recapping the book that we read, but the book that we read is like really reflective on your twenties and just like. It's about you about your in I don't know it wasn't plot driven it was character driven and it's all about like the person that you are and all the things that make you and so it was very personal honestly Jackie that's beautiful I know so it was it was raw and I hope everyone really likes it I finished finished editing last night, which I'm so happy about. So I'll be out tomorrow morning, bright and early.
Starting point is 00:01:28 You know, the Redheads, we rise and grind. Those episodes drop at 7 a.m. You're extremely scheduled and regimented. And I think the Redheads community appreciates that. Yeah, because that's the sort of routine, consistency that the community demands. Because like these are people who are reading books. Like I'm not going to read this whole last book just for your episode to be coming out a week late no and that is something I'm seeing a lot just like as an observer of social media culture
Starting point is 00:01:53 it's like if you have a weekly podcast and maybe this is just like I can be judgmental because I have a daily podcast and for the most part we get it up um but like you're doing a weekly podcast and people are always like oh today's episode is gonna be up tomorrow or I didn't record this week like what yeah like you have one job you get the episode up I'm seeing that a lot I'm seeing a lot of lazy energy for my for my comrades but maybe that's also just summer energy maybe but the excuse runs out this week and next week obviously it's the first week after labor day first week back at work but i'm also seeing like i saw a headline that goldman sachs is making all of their employees i don't know why goldman sachs has become like the go-to for what's going on hr
Starting point is 00:02:36 in the office across the country but like every time they do something it becomes news right every employee back in the office after labor day no excuses no more part-time from home like it's over oof that sucks I mean two and a half years later going on three years of this it's time to get back to work like I guess but I do think what we've learned from these last two three years is that like you can work a full-time job and like if you're remote like you can travel like you can have a fulfilling personal life too which I feel like people really need like certain jobs especially fucking Goldman Sachs like you have no time for anything else you know yeah I would say that's a good point but I do think um people and people need work and they need obviously work balance but they also need to be able to travel and do things for their mental health but I feel
Starting point is 00:03:24 like the last two and a half years everyone's been working from home and mental health is at an all-time low that's true that's true um because of like the quarantine of it all yeah like you're supposed to go out every day get dressed yeah see the sun you know have fresh air all of these things are important to living a good life. For sure. But I do think this concept of like, you know, traveling but not being off is like a thing. Like now that we've proven like you can fulfill all your responsibilities while, you know, maybe going to Miami and working from there. Like that should be an option, you know, for like these new media companies. Yeah, I think it is an option but I would actually argue that that makes the problem that exacerbates a lot of these
Starting point is 00:04:11 issues like you need to have time off like I feel like back in the day you used to work from nine to five and and you had to be in at nine but you left at five and your day was over and I mean back in the day like 80s you know working girl phones, email, you couldn't have email on your cell phone, like at five o'clock, the day was over. Now the day never ends because you're constantly expected to be on. And now that goes into vacation to like, you should have you should take a vacation, you should take the time off, you should put on your Oh, and you should not be disturbed. So you can actually recharge and not just be answering emails on the beach. I learned about that in my media class. It's called personal autonomy. Nobody has personal autonomy anymore because you're technically always on the clock when you work like with emails.
Starting point is 00:04:55 Right. The plus side to that though is that it allows you to maybe mosey into the office at 11 because you've been on email since nine. And your mouse was moving on team. So I said you were available. So everything is pros and cons. Yeah, it really is. And you can make the argument for either. And I know every time I talk about people going back into the office, I get yelled at and that's fine. Come for me. But that's how I feel. And I think it's good. Okay, I feel like mixed about it. I definitely think that, you know, consistently working from home is good for nobody's mental health. And there's no boundaries between like personal space, office space. But I do think there were some good things that came out of it, honestly. And like I think the way that like our jobs are like something, you know, you have to do like forever in order to live.
Starting point is 00:05:40 Like so fucked up. Well, that's why if you love what you do, it's better for sure. No. Yeah. Cause I don't agree with, if you love what you do, you'll never work a day.
Starting point is 00:05:51 Cause I absolutely love with what I do. I don't have one. I mean, I could, you know, drum up some complaints, but I really don't have complaints about what I do. And even I wake up with my alarm and I'm like,
Starting point is 00:06:01 no. Yeah. So I do love what I do, but it still feels like work it's just good it's fun yeah but then do you ever feel like whenever we have a long weekend or something and you didn't go away but we're just like home and not doing episodes that you almost miss it oh no I didn't think that's what you were gonna say no I was gonna say do you ever feel like when it's a long weekend and you don't do anything you stay at home like that's what you were going to say. No, I was going to say, do you ever feel like when it's a long weekend and you don't do anything, you stay at home? Like that's what life would be
Starting point is 00:06:27 like without a job. But it's not good. I mean, of course, it's not good. Exactly. It's good. And especially in between large stretches of working, it's good. But to do that every day, no, that's not a purposeful life. That's like everything. Not everything is meant to be enjoyed all the time, but doing hard work, it gives you a sense of purpose. And that gives you a sense of self. And that is important. Yeah, no, I wasn't saying it like a positive thing. Being at home, and this is coming from someone who, I worship my home.
Starting point is 00:06:54 I can't spend enough time there. It's low-key boring. And if that's your same shit every day, very monotonous, it's not a purposeful life, 100%. And there have to be bad parts of life so you can appreciate the good parts. Yeah. So I get it.
Starting point is 00:07:08 But like, I just think it would be cool if nobody had to work, you know? Like a utopia. Okay. You sound like a socialist. Is that why? Like, yeah, I guess it's like giving kibbutz energy. But like, I just think like everyone hates working
Starting point is 00:07:25 and like, we should do something about that, you know? Yeah. But that just counters what you just said, which is that when you're not working. No, I know. I'm saying I feel both ways. I'm feeling like, yeah, for sure. It would be boring, but like, let's try. Um, that's new for you feeling both ways. Is it? No, I'm kidding. Oh yeah. Okay. we feel both ways about everything I feel what you're saying too right I see both sides I just I happen to feel a little more strongly that way am I a socialist I'm extremely social so that makes sense yeah and I've spent many times on kibbutzes that is not your vibe let's talk about a kibbutz. A lot of people don't know one of the core tenements of socialism was like started in Israel because in Israel they're like
Starting point is 00:08:12 a lot of people live on kibbutzes which are like these little communities that as a young person like if you go and visit which when we were like in middle school we went to Israel and like they have you live on a kibbutz to like really experience what life is like there and it's like a totally socialist little commune where you know nobody really um everyone's the same like everyone works different jobs but they're all like the same level of difficulty and you earn the same wage for each according to his ability for each according to his ability to each according to his need okay so um they're very not um luxurious if if that's a right way of putting it um I have experienced time on a kibbutz the schnitzel was good I will say and they had rice which is my favorite food so I don't have complaints about the food but like everything else it just like
Starting point is 00:09:00 wasn't for me so maybe I'm not a socialist. Well, you know what? And also like you were coming into this kibbutz. Oh, sorry. I'm not a socialist. I'm a socialite. You were coming into the kibbutz as a tourist. Like you weren't toiling. Right. I was getting like a good treatment.
Starting point is 00:09:15 They were treating me well. I don't think that's what it's like usually like. And people in Israel, it's like a cult. Like they love kibbutzes. I'm like, no. Not for me. And I think there are experimental communities in the States that have a similar energy to kibbutz vibes. Yeah. And sorry, when I said socialism started in Israel, I don't think that's right.
Starting point is 00:09:38 No, it's not right. Karl Marx. Marx, right? Yeah, he's not Israeli. Okay, sorry. But like they uphold a lot of socialist vibes over there and their kibbutzes is what i meant yes um i don't want people coming for me like claudia you think everything the jews invented everything well karl marx was a jew but okay
Starting point is 00:09:56 he was i'm pretty sure it's like such um actually it is a pretty jewish last name karl with a k though this doesn't give jewish energy yeah it's a big Jewish last name. Carl with a K, though, doesn't give Jewish energy. Yeah, it's a big yikes for us. Yeah, that's, wow, I didn't know that. Maybe the Jews did invent socialism. This episode has just taken such a turn. I wasn't brushed up on my socialist history today. So apologies if I've gotten anything wrong. One thing about me, I literally have no idea what like socialism or like these big isms are you know like
Starting point is 00:10:30 I know capitalism is like about business and money socialism is about like the pie right like everyone gets the same slice yes for each according to his ability to each according to his need okay you keep saying that like it's going to ring some sort of bell. Okay. Oh, right. Yeah, the need. I don't know. Say it again.
Starting point is 00:10:53 I still won't know. Like from each according to his ability. No, I understand it. Is that a phrase from something? It's from the Communist Manifesto, I think. By Karl Marx. By Karl Marx. Wait, now I'm, okay, I'm googling Karl Marx. He has German ancestry, but he was a lapsed Christian. Oh, and he's an atheist and an anti-Semite. Great. That's really good to know. That's,
Starting point is 00:11:29 that's so us getting confused whether a person is jewish or anti-semitic you know because it's really tough to tell you're either one or the other you're either one or the other yeah so sorry about that correction update alert alert okay i'll have to go down this rabbit hole how did we get into this conversation oh that people are going back to work yes labor day weekend the fun is officially over next week. So enjoy this weekend while you can, you guys. Breathe it in, get fresh air, hang with friends, have a beverage. Just it's not going to be fun for a few months until Christmas season. We're almost entering that season. And I'm like, I'm excited. Yeah, I'm personally here for it. And if I may, if you are going back to work and maybe you're going back five days for the first time in two and a half years, may I share some of the pros that I see in like corporate culture that maybe could get you excited?
Starting point is 00:12:13 Sure. Free food. Free food, outfits. It's like, why don't you watch, you know, Younger or The Bold Type? Those shows like get me excited about going into an office. Getting dressed up. Getting dressed up, going into work work where are we going for lunch let's you never know who you could meet you know like a sexy man from the business department yeah let's go for after work drinks make a plan
Starting point is 00:12:34 for a happy hour already don't get like too drunk or that will ruin the rest of your week don't maybe like set up a date this week so you go to happy hour drinks after work and then you like go on a date. Like this is like what life is supposed to be. Right. The intra-office drama. Yeah. Love that. It's going to be fun. And then you'll have great stuff
Starting point is 00:12:52 to write for Dear Toasters. Right. Which is our advice segment that we have today too. Yes, we do. It is Wednesday. That's a good call. I thought you were going to say
Starting point is 00:12:59 one of the positive, like one of the, I thought you were going to suggest things to help people who are in the workplace by signing up for our Patreon. That's what I thought you were gonna suggest um things to help people who are in the workplace by signing up for our Patreon that's what I thought you were gonna say oh definitely that also we're here for you we're doing the show and if you did if you did take the summer off you probably didn't listen to all our episodes go back and listen honestly this has probably been our funniest summer on record 100% and if you are a toaster you know what I think we should talk about
Starting point is 00:13:27 it oh let's talk about it I want to talk about like the state of the toast but if you are a toaster and you missed some episodes like please go back and watch because we're really proud of them we're hashtag proud yes so I was actually I feel like we had this conversation when I was in Florida but I've been thinking about it a lot recently because like the vibe of this show has changed so much and not in the sense of like the structure or anything we've done the same thing for every show since we started but definitely the um the vibe you know the conversation the tone the tone um and I feel like when we first started honestly I cannot believe people used to watch like our episodes in the pink studio like we were literally not. I think we were so afraid of like saying the wrong thing that we
Starting point is 00:14:10 were just like kind of being like losers. Like every story, it was like, we're so happy for them. Like, actually, I'm not, you know? So now that I feel like we've gotten more comfortable and like it's been a long time, we've really established our brand and we've had you know people come people go people stop listening stop start listening restarting now we just feel really set and that really gives me the freedom to say whatever the fuck I want including the fact that I might be a socialist you know you know what that's not a hot take these days you'll probably get a lot yeah no I think socialism is I think it's like trendy now no like if I say I'm a capitalist and you say you're a socialist let's see who gets more hate okay yeah I want to be the popular one so whichever one that is like I choose the dangerous one because I'm not afraid of a challenge okay L you're such an L and I'm such a Vivian like
Starting point is 00:15:01 jealous wench no but back to what you were saying I agree with everything and I'm such a Vivian, like jealous wench. No, but back to what you were saying, I agree with everything. And I also think it's, um, it's a testament to how long we've done this show, but it's also just us growing up in general and just being more confident women, more sure of ourselves and not letting people's opinions of us change what we do or how we move. Yeah. No. And at the end of the day, like I'm really just feeling like I want to say how I feel. Like if I don't support women, like that's how I feel. You know what I mean? And like, for the most part, like I don't support women, you know? Like, and I just feel like that needs to be said. Like, are you cool? Then I'll support you. You know, like, are you nice?
Starting point is 00:15:47 But I don't believe in blind female support. And that kind of, that is something that definitely came with age, you know? Yeah. So I feel like the tone of the show has definitely changed recently. And I think that has to do with us changing. And I feel really good. I feel, I agree. Like, this was our funniest record to date.
Starting point is 00:16:04 Nope. Our funniest summer to date. And I feel like our audience now is just, agree. Like this was our funniest record to date. Nope. Our funniest summer to date. And I feel like our audience now is just like loving it. Maybe our audience has changed. I mean, it's constantly changing. People come in, out. Depends on the season of your life. You know, sometimes you need us.
Starting point is 00:16:15 Sometimes you don't. Right. But that feels great. I feel good. And the summer is coming to an end. And this is kind of us commemorating that. Yeah. Our funniest summer yet. What do you think is in store for us for the fall I'm hoping for you know vibes cultivated lots of chili lots of good books lots of good tv to recap um and stunning looks from
Starting point is 00:16:39 both of us that's what I'm hoping for I love that I'm looking forward to um not to be toxic but going on a diet that's fine yeah I'm actually not looking forward to it every time I've tried to eat healthy recently I've been feeling like so queasy but I don't think that what you should say is that you're looking forward to going on a diet you're looking forward to getting back in shape sure sure you're not looking forward to like what you're actually going to be eating you're looking forward to how you're going to feel having you know my body be my own again and then doing what I want to do because I'm finishing up breastfeeding this week and nursing which is so bittersweet but then I can you know get back to and I'm looking forward to getting into some of my clothes again like I'm wearing some clothes today not everything is zipped I'm looking forward to getting into some of my clothes again. Like I'm wearing some clothes today. Not everything is zipped.
Starting point is 00:17:25 I'm not going to lie. That's the beauty of podcasting from the waist up. So your pants really don't need to be buttoned. Yeah. So I. So every job has benefits. You know, some people get health care, vision care, dental care. We don't have to button our pants.
Starting point is 00:17:40 And I feel like put that in your copay. What's the phrase? Like put that in your copay. What's the phrase? Like put that in your hat and your pipe and smoke it. Put that on your copay and smoke it. Yeah. Yeah. So that's the state of the toast. We're feeling really good about it.
Starting point is 00:17:56 And should we continue to do some more toast? Yes, we're fast five. Any other updates from you in your life since yesterday? No, yesterday was just so busy for me working getting ready for my trip um i have nothing like unique or funny to add okay great so without further ado to do here where are you where the fuck are the strice brothers i don't know where bryce is bryce is done with the show he's walked walked off set. He's on strike. I don't know what he's looking for better conditions like he wants a juicier blanket in here. So now that he's
Starting point is 00:18:32 gone I think like we can have an open and honest conversation about how I felt like his presence here was extremely toxic like between the barking the scratching at the door like he doesn't understand we're recording a premium audio experience. He never did that. He would sleep right here like a precious angel. He's literally done it multiple times. He barked once. Multiple times. Because he's a living, breathing dog.
Starting point is 00:18:51 Multiple times. I think in general, Bryce adds more value to the show than he takes away. But he doesn't want to do it anymore. I mean, maybe he's just taking our advice and he's oh, oh, oh. Listening to his body. He's oh, oh, oh. He can't be reached via email fuck off fuck off okay so mr strice brothers hopefully they come back one day
Starting point is 00:19:14 and now it's time for the best maybe maybe we're the toxic ones like maybe we have a toxic work environment that's why all of our employees are leaving first bryce then strice huh is buzzfeed about to write an article about our toxic work environment these dogs released a statement from like you know the two founders and like they're gonna leak our slack messages to bryce and strice like get your ass up and work and mine are gonna be like really kind of bestiality focused and then i'm gonna be painted as like they'll make it they'll make a highlight clip of every hump day thing every time you said that you were going to hump Theo and then side by side with like some direct messages I sent to Theo on like my work server like hey because I literally I'm like hey sexy that's what I say to Theo I'm like
Starting point is 00:19:58 you want to get your sexy little ass over here oh my god well that actually has something to do with one of our stories today so oh best bestiality. Inappropriate workplace conduct. Oh, okay. So without further ado, it is time for the past five stories that you need to know before you wake up and take a bite out of your morning toast. And today's episode is brought to you by McDonald's. Here at the Morning Toast, it is no secret that we are obsessed with McDonald's. After a long day of podcast, podcast, podcast, meetings, meetings, meetings, is there anything better than a McDonald's fountain diet Coke, a large crispy French fry, and their iconic chicken sandwich? No. How do you take your McDonald's chicken sandwich? You do the standard, the spicy, the deluxe. You add pickles. You remove
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Starting point is 00:22:15 Leo and Camila have called it quits after four years together, according to People. Sources confirm the split to the outlet, but a reason for the reported breakup was not given. It is worth noting that Camilla recently turned 25 and Leo has not dated someone over 25, I think, in his whole life. So the reason for the breakup was her recent birthday. That's like what the memesters are saying. She's aged out of the program.
Starting point is 00:22:38 She's aged out of the program. He's not interested in women with fully formed frontal lobes. So she had to go. um well she lasted a long time let's they started dating when she was 21 yeah i really thought that this was it for them and i didn't you didn't no i mean i really it's right there plain as day that someone like put together a graphic of how he ages you you know, trending in a line upwards. And all of his girlfriends from Giselle, Bar Raffaelli, Tony.
Starting point is 00:23:11 Blake Lively. Blake, every single one he never goes over 25 with. That's like, there's been a few that hit that number. It's so fucking weird. Like, honestly. And I just can't believe that like, he would actually break, like he should have waited till she was 26,
Starting point is 00:23:24 like just to shut people up. But maybe he really can't stand a 25 year old woman. I think part of the reason why people might be shocked by this was because they were together for so long. I don't think he ever dated any of those girls for as long or started dating them as young. So I think a lot of people thought that this might be you know it for Leo um it's not how old is Leo now Leo is 40 um I think he's 42 but let me just confirm that that is unique yeah let me confirm also have you been seeing these rumors that he's dating Gigi? He's 47. He's 47. Oh, my God.
Starting point is 00:24:09 No, I haven't seen the rumors that he's dating Gigi. How old is Gigi? Gigi's older than 25. She might even be, like, close to 30. I feel like she's my age. She's 27. Oh, my God. She's younger than me.
Starting point is 00:24:21 Like, just kill me now. How old are you? You're 28. Stop. Are you really? Stop. Oh stop. Like seriously shut up. I didn't say anything.
Starting point is 00:24:38 Shut the fuck up. I didn't say anything. Stop. Am I 28? Yeah. There's no getting around that. I have not seen the rumors that he's dating Gigi. And while I would ship, it's still fucking weird.
Starting point is 00:24:54 Like 20 years. Get a life. Like there are beautiful, sexy women who you actually might have something in common with who are in their 30s I'm not even saying you have to date someone in their 40s 30s yeah a 35 year old like come on it's it's weird and now I'm like in the camp of he won't date a woman over 25 doesn't want a fully formed female companion but you know I feel like I think Camille Marone is like so everything of the sort I feel like this relationship was like so good for her career she's like you know I think she
Starting point is 00:25:33 is the face of Chanel she gets really premium acting roles I believe she's gonna be in Daisy Jones right she's playing Camilla in Daisy Jones who was Camilla she so you know how Daisy like there's a lead singer of the band that Daisy joins the six I think his name is like Billy or something anyways yeah Billy's wife is right I remember I remember yeah um I love that and I think like she's great and I look forward to seeing what she does next. But I'm glad we're all having this conversation. Because, you know, we'd love to talk about it with, like, Scott Disick. And for a while, Leo, like, goes under the radar. And it was just, like, a thing people know but never really spoke about.
Starting point is 00:26:13 How fucking weird it is and borderline unethical. But now we've said it. But now we've said it. And I guess the difference is, like, at least he has these long-term relationships. Which is something. As opposed to Scott, who's like in cycling through 18 year olds. He never even gets. In a way. He never gets to 23, 24 or 25.
Starting point is 00:26:33 Jackie, in a way, it's worse. Explain. Because the long term nature of the relationships like give like grooming vibes. Right. The grooming. Yeah. Right? The grooming. Yeah. It's just weird. Like I would love to see him date someone slightly older.
Starting point is 00:26:52 I'm not unreasonable. You don't need to date someone 75. Like 35. At this point, the bar is just 26. Yeah. Right. Right. Like that's weird.
Starting point is 00:27:03 I do forget that there was a time when Blake Lively and Leonardo DiCaprio were dating. I was looking at. And that was a while ago. So he was probably like 37. No, I think it was more than that. He was younger than that. But. Oh.
Starting point is 00:27:16 But so was she. Even Giselle. Right. And they dated for like more than five years, I think. And then Bar Raffaeaella like every girlfriend that he's had has been like that's his long-term partner but there's been like six of them yeah and like what is he gonna do is he gonna do the george cluny thing who was also like doing long-term relationships but never settling down and then literally we all blinked and he's
Starting point is 00:27:40 married with twins in italy probably yeah do you think he's gonna go twins in Italy? Probably. Yeah. Do you think he's going to go like, you know, the lawyer businesswoman route, Leo? Or like an actress? I think like an environmentalist. Totally. Maybe. I was just going to make the most disgusting joke and I will not make it.
Starting point is 00:27:59 I'll tell you after. It's so funny. Oh, can't wait. Yeah. That's funny. Should I say it? Yeah yeah we can always cut it out he's gonna date an environmentalist maybe he'll wait till that girl greta is 18 that's a good because she's so young like i know that's like inappropriate but it was like a funny
Starting point is 00:28:16 joke that's really funny and not entirely not out of the realm of possibility not out of the realm right because what is she now 16 i could see in like five years leo dating her but the thing about greta is that she is principled and i don't think she would fall for it i don't think so either but it's leo like he would like try and hit on her and she would be like how dare you are we gonna have to cut this out? Like, is this really inappropriate? I don't think so.
Starting point is 00:28:49 How dare you? I love that bitch. Like, she is so fucking, like, she's not even doing it for, she's not even doing it to be funny, but, like, she's so fucking funny. Well, she's also a changemaker, but she's also, like, unintentionally a comedian. How dare you that was iconic literally iconic so funny so we'll keep our eye out for that but honestly stranger things have happened right right like what movie was i recently watching where they had like a greta gerwig girl younger you know but grunhoff yeah that was funny episode yeah are you ready for our next story yeah younger yeah yeah so funny Are you ready for our next story? Mm-hmm.
Starting point is 00:29:48 The chickens might be coming home to roost for Dan Schneider. Oh, my God. I'm like, we're talking about chickens? Like a farm? The chickens are coming to roost on this Indiana farm. I literally thought that's what you were going to say. No. Yes, I saw this. Dan Schneider is the subject of a new um report from insider saying that
Starting point is 00:30:09 nickelodeon allowed sexualized victoria scene with daniella monet despite her complaints as network stars claim producer dan schneider pushed for inappropriate content so there's an insider article that just came out about some of dan schneider's more inappropriate practices while he was at the helm at nickelodeon the article article is behind a paywall, but Daily Mail has a summary. Former Nickelodeon stars are speaking out against the prolific creator and producer Dan Schneider for allegedly forcing the young actors into, quote, sexualized scenes. In a new report for Insider, the victorious actresses, Daniela Monet, claim that a scene that she was uncomfortable with was left in the final cut
Starting point is 00:30:45 of an episode despite her objections to the network. Although she doesn't solely blame Schneider, who was the creative, executive producer, and writer on Victorious,
Starting point is 00:30:53 she also blamed Nickelodeon for allowing sexualized scenes to appear in its live action shows and for inappropriate behavior to occur on set. 100%. The actress described reaching out to the network
Starting point is 00:31:02 after she was forced to film a scene in which she applied lip gloss while eating a pickle, which she worried was too sexual to be broadcast on the kids-centric network. But Nickelodeon executives apparently sided with Dan Schneider and the creative team over Daniela Monet, and the scene was included in the episode.
Starting point is 00:31:17 She added that not only did the executives okay the scene, but its standards and practices division would have had to sign off on it as well. She attributed some of the overly sexual content to the mostly male writers on the show she said that although victorius was usually a very pc funny silly friendly chill place the occasional over sexually overly sexual scene could puncture the warm atmosphere she said do i wish certain things like didn't have to be so sexual sexualized yeah a A hundred percent. Insiders expose. Notes that some of.
Starting point is 00:31:47 That quote. None of Dan Schneider shows. Credited more than two female writers. In the entirety of their runs. While Zoe 101. And Drake and Josh. Had zero. It also references. A scene that Jamie Lynn Spears.
Starting point is 00:31:56 Filmed for her series. Zoe 101. Which Schneider created. Executive produced. Co-wrote. And even had a guest appearance on. In which she had goo. Quote.
Starting point is 00:32:03 Roughly. The consistency. Of an egg white. Splattered onto her face. Her co-starote and even had a guest appearance on, in which she had goo, quote, roughly the consistency of an egg white, splattered onto her face. Her co-star, Alexa Nicholas, who we know she's been very outspoken about her time on. No, not Quinn. Nicole? No.
Starting point is 00:32:17 The girl who was in the first season and then never again, she was Zoe's best friend. Yes, yes, yes, yes. She recalled that Dan wasn't satisfied with that take and made a crew member squirt her in the face multiple times after jamie lynn caught the goo on her forehead during one take at which point it started to dribble down to her face and into her mouth which led
Starting point is 00:32:34 crew members and spears's even her mother erupted to giggles she recalled one of her male co-stars saying it's like a cum shot before noting that the most sexualized take was the one selected for the episode the article goes on and on with instances like this um and also references Jeanette's book where she talks about the creator she never references Dan by name and talks about how he pressured her into drinking alcohol at a young age and gave her some massages that she didn't want so I feel like it's pretty much been an open secret. For many many years. That Dan Schneider. Was extremely nefarious.
Starting point is 00:33:12 During the height of his time. On those Nickelodeon shows. It's important to know. Like Dan Schneider is so rich. And so litigious. That I think it's really stopped. This story from becoming like a major. Major story for that reason. and so litigious that I think it's really stopped this story from becoming like a major, major story for that reason.
Starting point is 00:33:30 And what was I going to say? Hold on. It was important. Oh, and so while none of this is a surprise, I do feel like a huge part of the conversation that needs to be had is like for abuse like this to go on for so long without real repercussions, like so many other people are also responsible, including Dan Schneider, but not limited to literally everyone, every executive at Paramount who let this behavior just slide, who didn't take extreme precautions in a television show for kids by kids
Starting point is 00:34:07 like the way that even when it came to a head a couple of years ago and they very quietly just not even fired like let him retire the way that like everyone at this network has time after time protected Dan Schneider is so fucked up. It's so unethical. And then it also makes you think like, why? Yeah. Not to be like a conspiracy girl, but why? No.
Starting point is 00:34:33 And who else is involved? Involved. Why wouldn't, you know, the executives of a kid's television network not have the kids well-being and safety their number one priority. No network wants a scandal, let alone a network that hires mostly children. Yeah. Oh, it just makes me so fucking sick the way kids are treated. I know.
Starting point is 00:34:56 And how there's never any justice in all of these places that are supposed to be like kid-friendly institutions. Or havens for kids or literally intended to protect kids i was just reading this book before we were yours and it's from a while ago what happened but it was egregious abuse in these orphanages of children children who were kidnapped from loving parents in some situations to be given to like and sold to richer parents but in the orphanages like horrendous abuse. Over 500 kids were probably murdered during their time there.
Starting point is 00:35:32 And just never, no record of them exists. Like we see with like USA Gymnastics. Right, right. These institutions that are supposed to be looking out for kids. Like we see it with human trafficking. Yeah, no, it's fucking terrible it's so terrible like if you are someone who abuses or mistreats kids like you are the nastiest scum of the earth and if you're someone who doesn't who does anything whatsoever to protect someone who would do that and you are just as bad you are just as bad because kids can't can't
Starting point is 00:36:06 stand up for themselves they can't protect themselves they don't it's for the adults to do it makes me fucking six to my stomach me too and i saw the craziest fucking thing on the internet like i was shook what'd you see i saw a video of somebody sharing, you know, talking about pedophiles, but preferring to refer to them as minor attracted persons. I saw that too. Maps? Maps. Maps.
Starting point is 00:36:35 Maps. Yeah. We're coming up with fancy phrases. We, as a culture, we have lost it. If we can't even call a pedophile what he is, a motherfucking pedophile. Yeah. You will never catch me with maps. We have lost it. If we can't even call a pedophile what he is, a motherfucking pedophile. Yeah. You will never catch me with maps.
Starting point is 00:36:50 You're a pedophile in my book. Not you. You know what I mean? If you're a map. I couldn't believe that. I'm like, oh my God. Academia has taken over. It was so minor attracted persons. People are not okay.
Starting point is 00:37:02 No, it's not okay. It's so sick. And I'm glad this article came out but like when I saw it I was like a little like resentful almost I'm like now yeah what about literally 15 years ago when I knew about it right we've like you said it's been like NT's been telling us for years. Yeah. And I feel like the things described in this article, maybe because they're in scenes that you can see on television, so the litigiousness, it's like, well, there it is. Yes, he's extremely litigious. I feel like this is just the tip of the iceberg compared to, like, what we've heard.
Starting point is 00:37:43 Oh, beyond. And I think that like so, and this, I don't know this for sure, but I think, and especially from what I gathered from Jeanette's book is like, how you end up as a child actor has so much to do with your parents.
Starting point is 00:38:00 And so a lot of parents, I think it's split in the sense that like some of them are extremely protective of their child, are there with them all the way, are watching out for them every minute of every day. And some parents want it so bad and they'll do anything for their kid to be famous and for their kid to start making money that they start blurring the lines of ethics. And it's a thing where like these powerful people like a Dan Schneider know that and they take advantage of these vulnerable people. Yeah. It's just, it's fucking horrible.
Starting point is 00:38:34 And honestly, this article didn't even bring me like a feeling of justice. It just, I honestly felt resentful. Yeah. Like we're talking about it now when he's off the network. It's, there's no stakes. If they wanted to do some investigating, like let's find, let's look off the network it's it's there's no stakes if they wanted to do some investigating like let's find let's look into the people who covered it up the the
Starting point is 00:38:49 executives who let him you know quietly retire are probably still working there right who probably make literally seven figures right who so who if they didn't care to protect children 15 years ago 20 years ago what what's going on with the children now. Right. Right. And like, everyone's a pedophile. What's that all about? Literally. What is wrong with everyone? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:39:13 Sick. Sick. Sick. Well, switching gears to some light gossip, which is our favorite kind. Me too. Like, so good. because there are rumors going around that tom schwartz and raquel hooked up at sheena's wedding yeah and now katie maloney is quote
Starting point is 00:39:32 blaming sheena for this pairing so page six can exclusively reveal that katie is blaming sheena from for tom schwartz's recent hookup with raquel levis quote raquel and schwartz 100% hooked up during Sheena's wedding, a production source told Page Six, acknowledging the catalyst for the current Vanderpump Rules drama. Quote, Katie is mad at Sheena
Starting point is 00:39:52 because she believes Sheena is responsible for Raquel and Schwartz hooking up. The source notes that Raquel and Schwartz are both super easygoing and can be a bit passive at times. So who was going to make the first move, the insider asks, adding Katie. It's actually so true.
Starting point is 00:40:04 Adding Katie thinks Sheena's encouragement gave Raquel and Schwartz the green light to explore a connection. The source goes on to say that Katie is very annoyed over the situation and not because her estranged husband is exploring other romantic connections in the wake of their divorce. She's just annoyed because he decided to hook up with a girl in their circle of friends and she's blaming Sheena. Okay, so she's definitely like has every right to be annoyed like that the first girl he hooks up with is like in the group.
Starting point is 00:40:28 I don't know if it's really fair to blame Sheena and it's possible that Sheena was encouraging it but Sheena didn't shove their heads together and force them to start making out. Like everyone was responsible for their own actions. Yes, but now some things are kind of starting to piece together because Katie wasn't at her wedding. Was she invited?
Starting point is 00:40:45 Did she not go? Is she really mad at Sheena? Is this the first time Tom and Raquel have hooked up? Like I love Katie Maloney and I don't want her to be in pain, but I also kind of shit. I think that they're a good match. A hundred percent. I do think that they're a good match.
Starting point is 00:41:04 I think that if they ended up together 100% I do think that they're a good match I think that if they ended up together they would be extremely happy together but that doesn't change that they have to be respectful honestly like this was a marriage it wasn't a breakup of a boyfriend girlfriend it was a marriage we're not messing around and that must be really tough and now it's like with the show it's one thing for Tom to move on and bring a new girl into the group and that but like to just adds a layer to be in the same group and it's just a lot and I imagine James cares probably yeah because him and James are girlfriends I imagine for Katie like this must be so emotionally taxing yeah to be on a reality show to be going through a divorce your man has a new girl all of these things are already taxing.
Starting point is 00:41:45 And then it's someone that you like are very close. Not your best friend. But like someone that you're close with. But she's in your circle. And she's younger. And she's new. Like it can't feel good. And you see her like every day.
Starting point is 00:41:54 And your friends are friends with her. Like oh my god. It can't feel good. No. But I do think it's a good match. Yeah I agree. 100%. And not to be one of these people,
Starting point is 00:42:06 because I literally hate these people, but it does sound like it'll be a good season. I will reserve judgment until I say something, but I am so, and I know this is going to make some people unhappy, I am so over Bravo as a whole we've say this like every day at this point no I always say like certain franchises like generally like I used to literally turn on the tv my channel is 18 and like my fingers would just go to 18 like it was ingrained I've been watching the show since I was literally in the 10th grade like it's a part of
Starting point is 00:42:40 who it's a part of my personality it's part of my personality. It's part of who I am. When I say like when I see news stories about the housewives or any I can't fucking stand these people. I I think it's like now I think now I kind of look at it as how like other people like used to look down on us for like being obsessed, like people who are obsessed. I'm like, get a life like and I know that's like beyond hypocritical because that literally was me up until and maybe I'm just going through like a negative phase where like everything is pissing me off. OK. But especially the fans like the people who engage in Bravo.
Starting point is 00:43:12 I want nothing to do with them. Like I don't want to have anything in common with them. I think they're mentally ill. I want no association with them. I think they're really like embarrassing and tarnishing to Bravo's brand. Yeah. I think it's a lot of things that are happening at once. One, the fans.
Starting point is 00:43:25 I think Bravo is also like always, well, we talk about all the time how like Bravo really has no scruples. There's really no rhyme or reason behind like one decision that they make versus another. And there's no consistency. But I think also having not had to watch these shows for the last few weeks,
Starting point is 00:43:41 because I was moving. And so you were able to just like get your life back and then have a bit of perspective and be like okay when I'm not watching Beverly Hills every single week like it literally doesn't affect my life whatsoever yet I see all these news stories about like Lisa Rinna said on Instagram and then she likes someone's post and it's like sorry I feel like I want to like make my statement about Bravo and not include the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills because I still feel like it's really good. Okay well it could be about any franchise where it's like it's news that someone like leaves a comment it's like when there are there have been over a hundred housewives never
Starting point is 00:44:12 forget Peggy Sulhanian was the hundredth. Who could? And that was so many years ago and when every single one of them like every small social media thing like becomes news it's unbelievably fatiguing. For sure. And there are all of these huge moments where we're supposed to be so excited and amped up like girls trip, you know, Annie's baby shower, Teresa's wedding. It's like, there's still so many of them
Starting point is 00:44:35 that it's hard to get excited about one particular thing. And it just, it falls flat more often than not. I think that's part of growing up. Yeah, I think so too. I think we're growing up growing up. Like these big moments. But I. Yeah I think so too. I think we're growing up at the same time that the shows are in decline. So.
Starting point is 00:44:48 There has to be some sort of parallel. Yeah there's a parallel. I believe. But anyways. And I do feel that way about Vanderpump Rules which is why
Starting point is 00:44:56 this storyline actually. Yes. Sounds interesting. Is helpful. Yeah. To the show. 100%. Are you ready
Starting point is 00:45:04 for our next story? sorry speaking of bravo carla and lindsey are engaged oh is that the story yeah i'm happy for them happy for you for you know that i i can't sing with you like it's because i'm too good? No, I just stick my head. Even if I can't understand, I'll take the pain. You take the truth. Me and my heart will make it through. Oh, are you done singing? I am because I ran out of lyrics and I want to talk about this story because I just realized
Starting point is 00:45:45 something. Remember we did that episode on Patreon, which everyone should listen to like things that people do that give you the ick on social media. One of mine is when someone like posts a picture of their engagement ring and says he did good. I don't disagree. I don't disagree. That's true. I mean, there's also a lot of ics around social media when it comes to engagements
Starting point is 00:46:07 because there are like these tropes like I did a thing I said yes like there's a lot of like cliches that people use so it's hard to be original when it comes to like engagement content on social media yeah it is but live your life and if he did do good like who cares what I think but yeah totally like you're happy right like that doesn't mean you can't say anymore it's just something that I'm just like a negative wench and wench is gonna wench you know and she's gonna wench well Lindsay I just want to say did not say that she said and she actually said something really sweet she told people this is the most incredible thing I've ever laid eyes on except carl oh that's
Starting point is 00:46:46 sweet that's really she is like so obsessed with him so you'd love to see somebody out here like getting their love requited do you know what i mean yeah is that the right way to phrase it it's the end of summer which means that this will be on the show filmed and um this is i think the turn that no one saw coming last season this is like a is like a plot twist. No, it's like last season's Summer House, he was dating Mackenzie. Right. This season's Summer House, he's engaged to Lindsay. I'm curious if she is still being sober with him. Because I actually think sobriety is really like a good thing for her.
Starting point is 00:47:16 Yeah. She's just not a person who like, I think, handles alcohol well. Yeah. Plus, I think. I imagine that she is probably still sober, especially if he is. Yeah. Plus I think. I imagine that she is probably still sober, especially if he is. Yeah. And I like that.
Starting point is 00:47:29 I think actually if she remains sober on Summer House when we watch it this season, I think people, it might warm her up to a lot of people. Yeah. Myself included. Yeah. I think she's,
Starting point is 00:47:41 I'm really happy for her though. I think this is nice. I think it's nice too. Happy for them. Sorry that their news had to wait till Wednesday. Yeah, it was just like a busy week, you know? Yeah. And now are you ready for our fifth and final story?
Starting point is 00:47:53 The final story. Hold on a minute. Let's try that again. I have my equipment. Oh. The final story. equipment oh the final story we were good before your instrument the wenches they're gonna wench and that's a magic wenchy how dare you that's a magic wenchy it is a magic wenchy
Starting point is 00:48:33 that was not our finest work no it really wasn't and i like the acapella version but i'm not going to stop you from your art thank you so much literally never i value my life i appreciate that i value my I appreciate that as you should life is important it's so valuable our fifth and final story is a little it's very fifth and final story e it is what is the most streamed song of summer 2022 what's the song this summer y'all Spotify's got the data let me think let me think I love Spotify and their data like I'm so appreciative yes and personally I never really have. I wouldn't I wouldn't have guessed these, honestly. OK, so is it like international, like a Latin song, like a Rosalia or a Bad Bunny?
Starting point is 00:49:19 No. OK, because only then I'm not like super well versed in that type of music. So I would like not be able to guess the top ones. Okay. So it's like, oh shit. Okay. Is it Lizzo? Yes. About Damn Time?
Starting point is 00:49:32 Yes. Wow. Look at me. How many are there? There's three. Top three that depending on like global versus US. So that's one of the top three. Got it.
Starting point is 00:49:41 Wow. Good for Lizzo. Let me think. What else popped off this summer? And honestly, a lot of it I think has to do with TikTok. I don't know. What are the other two? As It Was by Harry Styles.
Starting point is 00:49:53 I'm so happy for him. And Kate Bush, Running Up That Hill. If I only could, I'd make a deal with God. And I'd get him to swap our places. I'm running up that road. Running up that hill. Okay, let me tell you. Can you Google when that song came out?
Starting point is 00:50:12 I'm pretty sure it came out 10 years ago. 1985. And it had a resurgence because of a pivotal scene from Stranger Things. That's where it first got legs. Well, then it was on TikTok. Yeah, so it is amongst the top three songs is kate bush alive i think so and is she related to george or jenna bush or billy or billy she's alive well that so exciting. Like what a journey to like have a hit song
Starting point is 00:50:46 and then literally 40 years later, 4-0, right? Yeah. Yeah. To have it research. Be the song of the summer. I didn't even know. Now when I saw that, I was like, oh, I feel like I, maybe I've seen that on reels a few times,
Starting point is 00:50:59 but I didn't even know it was having such a big moment because I don't listen to the radio. Right. I just like keep listening to you ain't nothing i wonder if they've been i wonder if they've been replaying it on the radio have they i don't know if you listen to tiktok radio on sirius xm oh yeah which is all the tiktok hits i gotta get serious i gotta start listening to you do it's pretty good station well i don't have a car so so. Yeah. Rub it in.
Starting point is 00:51:26 The privilege is showing. I'm surprised Elvis wasn't there or Doja Cat. Elvis X Doja Cat. Or just Doja Cat period. It's always the summer of Doja. Thuma, Thuma, Thuma, Thuma. Let me be your Thuma. Thuma, Thuma, Thuma. Let me be your Thuma. Will you let me be your Thuma, Thuma, Thuma, let me be your Thuma. Thuma, Thuma, Thuma, let me be your Thuma.
Starting point is 00:51:48 Will you let me be your Thuma? You are my one and only Thuma. What was your song of the summer? That is a great question. Let me look. Yeah, let me look for mine too. In my Spotify. But see, for me, like, Song of the Summer doesn't really have anything to do with.
Starting point is 00:52:03 No, but what song did you listen to on repeat this summer that like when you listen to it in a few years, it will remind you of summer 2022? Oh, my God. No pressure. Okay, honestly. No presh. This is like so random. Should I play it or will we get copyrighted?
Starting point is 00:52:20 What's the song? I don't want it. I want it to play it. That just means we won't be able to monetize the episode, but I think it's worth it for a great bop. I want you to reach out. Sagala,
Starting point is 00:52:40 Came Here for Love, with Ella Iyer. So fucking good. Reminds me of Platinum Jubilee. Okay, so that's literally why I'm like, I obviously know this song, but I need to know it better. When was Platinum Jubilee? Like June, right?
Starting point is 00:52:54 Best day of my life, June. Yeah, so I've literally been listening to it all summer and now I went down a Sagala rabbit hole. You didn't know that song before? No. Did you listen to what I said literally two seconds ago? I said, obviously I knew it. No, once you say Platinum Jubilee, I'm somewhere else.
Starting point is 00:53:08 I said, obviously I knew it, but like, I don't think I ever really, like I knew it from going to the clubs and the radio, but I never really sat down and listened to it. So then that sent me on a Sigala journey. Oh, won't you sing me your sweet lullaby? The sound of a song is a sweet melody you know that one yeah like I've just become a Sagala girl you gotta go down an Ella Iyer journey and now I'm just a Sagali you gotta now do Ella Iyer fantastic okay well I'm in the process of cultivating a playlist for my trip this weekend um and I have like my playlist that I always play when I'm with Brian and John and it's kind of like
Starting point is 00:53:45 like iconic gay anthems with a couple of personal touches Doubt by Mary J Blige a lot of Celine Dion but I wanted it because we're gonna be on the boat and like at the beach like it needs to be so I added like 25 like Sagala type songs like really good like dance music and I feel like I'm working with like the most incredible playlist like I feel really good about where I am that's so exciting I'm really happy for you thank you what is your song of the summer I think my song of the summer is middle of somewhere by Luke Holmes I just listen to it over and over sing it over and over listen in the car it's really coming for Harry and it's also it's also about like living in the middle of somewhere and how it's like you know your
Starting point is 00:54:22 little piece of home yeah no it's like everywhere to you yeah and I feel like that's you know me moving to the suburbs I'm in the middle of very appropriate out in the middle of somewhere yeah um that's a great song also you know what song I just got really into I know I'm probably behind but 10 things I hate about you by um Leah Kate I know stop I know but you want to know how I found it and I now I can't stop associating the song with this I I I hate that song what you like I love it I love this like by the way and I'm saying this to you privately but I love this like genre of like poppy songs that's going really viral on TikTok that are like really corny pop songs that like a b c d e f u and your mom and your sister
Starting point is 00:55:14 and your job and your broke ass yeah that you think and what I would have given back when I listened to popular music for like those songs to be like those are songs that I would listen to and like they were never on the radio oh I have a complete opposite reaction to like this corny pop genre that's coming from tiktok you're selfish I hate oh my god but when we were maybe we were driving and you started playing all these songs and I was like this is what's popular these days like I would have loved it's like radio Disney stuff oh for sure but what when I was playing that and I'll tell you what song it was that's not like the same vibe that was Kate's Brother by Maisie Peters okay to me that's the same vibe as 10 years selfish no I I have like a physical reaction so good okay and let me tell you how I found the song and now I
Starting point is 00:56:04 associate it you're literally a grandmother like it's beyond just wait till you hear how I found the song so Madison LaCroix reposted a fan reel by the way everything in the world comes back to Madison everything she reposted a fan reel of 10 year selfish and for each number they put a member of southern charm yes yes so 10 year selfish was craig and every time i listen to the chorus i go through nine year jaded is shep eight is something about like dumbest guy i've ever dated yeah austin seven but let me guess let me okay what's seven eight the dumbest guy i've dated seven talk a big big game till you're naked pringle i was gonna guess sorry sorry and that's fucking mean okay pringle definitely has a big dick leave pringle alone okay six seven talk a
Starting point is 00:56:51 big game till you're naked six you're toxic five can't trust you four you've still got daddy issues yeah but there was also like six seconds only six seconds and i had to fake it okay do you know who that was you're not gonna get this i'm getting confused okay honestly only six seconds i had to fake it was jd lol that's five you're toxic naomi thomas oh katherine thomas four can't trust you Naomi which was surprising wrong what's three five wait hold on five yeah four three you've still got mommy issues with me ah that's funny two I don't know it was like a really long thing I couldn't decipher Catherine and then one that you make me love you yeah Madison LeCroy that's funny um you're like so funny that like
Starting point is 00:57:54 you've like recently discovered like this most ancient trend and like you're marveled by the novelty of it it's like it's actually really sweet I thought it was obviously I like the song I probably had heard it before it was not unfamiliar but I didn't know that was a trend and now every time I listen to the chorus and I listen to it all like on repeat while I got ready this morning and I'm just thinking like chef Austin yeah right yeah you're funny um so those are the fast five you definitely needed to know every single moment of that and the show's not over because it's Wednesday which means dear toasters our advice segment where you can write into dear toasters at gmail.com anonymously we'll take your name out and everything and you can talk
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Starting point is 01:00:11 He used to love drinking Monster Energy drinks, and I finally got him to switch to black coffee just to be a little healthier, but now his front two teeth are constantly stained. They're noticeably stained, and I've brought it up to him before when we're both brushing our teeth, but sometimes if we're just having a quarrel, my go-to line will be, well, your teeth are yellow. It just comes out somehow. I don't mean to be mean, but it truly bothers me and I just don't know what to do. He gets defensive and thinks it's not a big deal and that I'll take care of it, but he doesn't. He has a beautiful smile and I just hate to see him not take care of his teeth.
Starting point is 01:00:36 He interacts with people all day and at work and I just know that they can see it too. He can't seem to be bothered or care to keep using the whitening strips or brush more. Any advice would be appreciated and I'll definitely follow up with you. I was going to say whitening strips because I used to use them and I think they're fantastic. They don't work for everyone and some people really don't like them but I do. Can I say one thing without like you know I don't want to I don't want to I just want to ask you to be mindful of like your nagging because you were nagging him about the monster. And so he did it. He did what you wanted.
Starting point is 01:01:09 And now you're like nagging him about the teeth, but the teeth are from the coffee. It's like cut this man like a little bit of slack. Like you're being like a little bit like of a nagging, naggy wife. That's like really true. Like he did what you wanted. And now the problem he has now sorry it's your fucking fault also do you ever feel like especially when you stare at the same face every day like with your husband like
Starting point is 01:01:29 he she's noticing it more than his co-workers 100 but also it's like would you notice that i feel like i don't notice stuff like stain no i'm i'm like always intrigued in people's teeth okay maybe you're a teeth person i don't know if I would even notice. Some people like are obsessed with other people's skin. I happen to like, I think the smile is the focal point of the face. Like. Yeah. I get it.
Starting point is 01:01:55 And there's definitely things you could do. I just want you to keep in mind to like not really like annoy him and piss him off because then he'll never listen to you, you know? Yeah. But if you. Part of being a wife to a man is learning how to communicate with them in this moronic way so that they'll do what you want and also you're entering danger zone of naggy bitch wife you're also part of being married is picking your battles yes and and i do think that this is a battle worth
Starting point is 01:02:21 having because you have to look at his teeth every day and they bother you. You have to, you know, do the, speak the right language, but maybe just make him an appointment for a teeth whitening session. I think it's only like one time and it'll clear it right up. Or like make one for yourself and be like, do you want to come with me? Like make it easy for him. That's what you have to do with men. Like you have to literally wipe their ass and drive them there. And then maybe they'll do it.
Starting point is 01:02:40 Yeah, exactly. So if you could do that dance, just get him there. I don't think that it's not a worthy journey I think like you should totally get it fixed and we're gonna help you do that but please listen to what I said like because if then your husband just associates every time you like say something as you like being annoying and bitching like then he'll never listen he'll never listen and like once you lose them oh that's the worst once you lose their ear And like once you lose them, that's the worst. Once you lose their ear.
Starting point is 01:03:04 Yeah, no. Good luck to you. Good luck getting it back. And your child. Yeah. So like you have to really be extremely cautious in these scenarios. Yeah. You need to speak husband.
Starting point is 01:03:15 That should be a language on Babbel. 100%. Like Rosetta Stone, call it up. Like hook it up. Yeah. Like babe, babe. Like I love your smile. Okay. We're only going to do one more because it's a little long,
Starting point is 01:03:29 and it's, like, kind of... Complex? It's, like, no, it's not complex, but it's really good. It's, like, pissing me the fuck off, okay? Okay. Dear Jackson Claude, a few days ago, one of my best friends from high school, I'm 28 years old,
Starting point is 01:03:42 called me with some random news. She stated that she had heard through the grapevine that my boyfriend of two years, Ben, lent money to his longtime female friend to help her with a messy situation and financial predicament that she was in. Me and Ben have had arguments and discussions about this particular female friend before. I too have known her for many years and I've had my own encounters with her prior to ever even meeting Ben. I don't like her and I don't trust her. Plus they slept together once a long time ago so it's just icky to me. However I've never asked him to stop being friends with her because I believe in my heart that there is nothing nefarious going on between them.
Starting point is 01:04:18 Also she lives in California we've recently moved to Nashville so whatever. But when he came home I confronted him and he admitted that it was true I told him it wasn't the fact that he lent her money it was the fact that I had to find out from someone else and he intentionally withheld this information from me from for over a month I felt dumb and I felt betrayed he said he wanted to avoid upsetting me and and avoid a fight it seems like a stupid excuse though we talked cried and eventually worked through it because it's but it's been a few days, and I still can't help feeling a small pit and just overall sadness.
Starting point is 01:04:49 It's the fact that he had so many opportunities to tell me and didn't. I love Ben. I know he loves me, and I don't think that this is worth ending a relationship over, but I'm worried I will always be suspicious or let my mind wander. I don't want this to make me insecure moving forward in our relationship. What should I do? I want to be happy and move forward in my relationship bitch you're a bigger woman than me because I think that this is breakup worthy yeah money is very tricky because you're not married so you're obviously not entitled to like his financial history.
Starting point is 01:05:35 However, if that's the direction you're heading, then it sets a really bad precedent like for keeping financial information from you. I do not like that. And that's not to say that boyfriend and girlfriends need to be completely financially transparent with one another. But like this is something you would tell someone. Yeah. That, the fact that he wasn't financially like transparent about such a big thing but also just not transparent in general like even if it was something not to do with money but just if he had some sort of say he like went to coffee with her and didn't tell you like yeah also the relationship that you're describing
Starting point is 01:06:01 between him and her it sounds like the only reason why you're okay with their relationship is because she lives in California. But like. Right. There shouldn't be someone like in the background of your relationship. Who also like would go to your boyfriend for money. And who your boyfriend would give it to. It's potentially nefarious.
Starting point is 01:06:20 Yeah. It's not good. Money is fucking. Money is like next level. It's not like she's going to him for advice. Or a place to stay. Like money. I think it's not good. Money is fucking, money's like next level. It's not like she's going to him for advice or a place to stay. Like money. I think it's weird. I do.
Starting point is 01:06:30 And is she always going to come back to this well? Is this going to be the only time? I think you have absolutely every right to be upset still. It would piss me the fuck off. And honestly, dare I say, I don't think you're mad enough. Is she going to pay him back was it a loan or a gift if he's giving out now he has to get involved he's giving out gifts why don't you get a gift no but that shit just pisses me off because like you know girlfriends want to be you
Starting point is 01:06:56 know wine dying taking care of and it's like he's spending that money on some other girl who got herself into a situation like it's not his problem it's not your problem I need to know if it was a loan or a gift and I need to know the situation and i need to know the amount also i'm just fucking curious right like what was the situation is it ransom like what is it like is she in dire straits like is it a worthy cause or she's just you know wants to go buy another bag and just like and and doesn't have or like she owes money to a book or no she doesn't have money because she's like spends her money you know out in the clubs and on purses and shoes right no I the vibe that I got was that literally um she owes money to a
Starting point is 01:07:35 bookie like a for gambling did she say gambling no no that's not what she said at all that was just the vibe that I got what she had said helped her with a messy situation. So a messy situation is not being low on cash for rent. Like messy situation is like someone's coming after you. Lone shark vibes. Yeah. I think it's a bookie. Honestly, like she bet on the Super Bowl and lost. So he's also enabling.
Starting point is 01:07:59 And like the worst part is that other people knew and you didn't. And you had to get a phone call where you looked stupid. When a partner makes you look stupid now I'm upset right so it's either that he didn't tell anyone and she didn't tell anyone oh no I'm sorry it's either that he didn't tell anyone but like she ran around like saying oh so-and-so's boyfriend's giving me money or he's telling other people and not you. Yeah. I hate to wrap this up, but very exciting news is that my buccal chair is in the elevator in this building.
Starting point is 01:08:29 So I have to go sign for the delivery. I got to show them the certificate of insurance, but I was going to wrap up anyway. So I hate to just cut you off, but I'm so excited for my buccal chair. When I tell you I'm going to get a hemorrhoid from this chair that I'm currently sitting in, it's so fucking uncomfortable.
Starting point is 01:08:41 My tailbone is like not okay. So I just want to say tomorrow's episode is the last episode of the week and it will be audio only because I'm flying to Turks and Caicos super early in the morning so check out for a podcast from us tomorrow and then we are back on Tuesday hope everyone has an amazing Labor Day weekend enjoy the last bits of summer soak it up and thank you so much for listening to the morning to us the millennial morning show where we deliver the best stories that you need to know every Monday through Friday on YouTube so if you're watching this on YouTube please give us a thumbs up.
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