The Toast - Wenchalicious Wench: Thursday, February 16th, 2023

Episode Date: February 16, 2023

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Good morning, Millennials! Welcome back to The Toast. Happy Thursday. I hope everyone's having a great day. Congratulations on making it to the latter half of the week. That is no small feat. Do not underestimate the fact that you did that. You motherfucking did that. And you know who did that best, with the most grace, and gorgeous red hair, and shiny porcelain skin? It's my sister, my turd, my Jax. Turdy, the compliments are just rolling in today. To what do I owe this pleasure? Do you need a favor? No, wench. I just am feeling lighter than
Starting point is 00:00:35 air. I think the spirit has left the building and I'm feeling good. I'm feeling good. That's so great to hear. I love that for you on this gorgeous Thursday as we usher in the weekend. The long weekend. True. Ooh, I could use a long weekend. This is really exciting news. And I wasn't planning on doing anything. I like, you know, the holiday kind of snuck up on me.
Starting point is 00:01:02 I love to take advantage of a three-day weekend. But I decided this morning that Ben and I are going to take a trip to Turdsville, USA. Oh, how exciting. I heard it's beautiful this time of year. I know. It's kind of like this up-and-coming hotspot travel destination. And I'm really excited. That's so exciting. Are you actually going anywhere? No. I know. Like, the holiday just holiday just like got away from me.
Starting point is 00:01:28 And to be honest, like I have such a busy week next week. And I feel like if I went away, like I'd just be tired. Yeah. That you need a vacation from your vacation. Right. So no, I'm not doing anything. Presidents, it's just like it's not long enough. It's not long enough.
Starting point is 00:01:45 Oh, maybe I should do like a staycation yeah because that's like a cool thing about living in Florida like there are so many hotels and resorts and fun places for a vacation I'm gonna look into it I really like need except this a vacation with a baby is just not a vacation so true we were just talking about that about a trip that we want to take. And I was like, the thing is, if we bring Harry, it won't be fun. And if we don't bring Harry, it won't be fun. So like, what am I supposed to do? You can leave Harry with me.
Starting point is 00:02:15 Fly somewhere that's, you know, New York is on the way. Drop him and you'll feel so good. He'll be totally fine in my care. It's not about me worried about his care. It's me about me missing him. Like, what am I doing here without Harry? You need to get over that. You need to get over that.
Starting point is 00:02:30 He needs his mommy and his mommy needs him. He needs his auntie. Also, you would be going on the trip with me, wenchelish. Wenchelish. Wenchelicious wench. Wenchelicious definition. Make the boys go loco. That's so truealicious definition, make the boys go loco. That's so true.
Starting point is 00:02:46 We're constantly making the boys go loco with this show. Yeah, like actually we're making the husbands go insane. Speaking of, I had a small update from yesterday. The first is I did get February 15th red roses. They arrived at approximately 2 o'clock yesterday. And it was great. I loved my daylight card flowers and the card said like February 15th is so much better than February 14th like Ben was trying to poke fun I appreciate the effort but I'm just considering this year a wash yeah and we'll try
Starting point is 00:03:16 again next year except you had a lovely dinner and you went to a show yeah that's true that's true because I because I planned it yeah yeah yeah but I mean didn't we learn from things our husbands do that annoy us that if you just if you want something done right you just gotta do it yourself we have yeah we have to have no expectations and then the second update was from yesterday's episode when we texted Ben whether he knew who Maverick was he did answer me shortly after we wrapped and he said your old boyfriend question mark which is definitely like an over you know simplification no no it's like an over dramatic like we were we were in the seventh grade we were like never not once boyfriend or girlfriend like I just like was obsessed um so like I think if he like you know knew I was referring to him as my boyfriend he would be like that's weird because we were never boyfriend and girlfriend chill but he got it right that's so funny I thought it was
Starting point is 00:04:09 an oversimplification like you're the one that got away oh you're a boyfriend for you it's an oversimplification yeah for maverick it's extremely dramatic right right by the way that wench from my seventh grade class totally random and I don't know the word dramatic just triggered me did you hear that rumor that ABC is like looking to maybe bring back Chris Harrison for The Bachelor because it's like The Bachelor is like floundering I don't know if that rumor is even remotely true but I did see it somewhere no I haven't heard anything of the sort. Isn't that crazy? That is crazy. Do you think that's possible? I think if Chris Harrison were to accept it,
Starting point is 00:04:53 like I think that would be losery of him. And I think if The Bachelor were to actually offer it, I think that would be losery of them. Yeah, like admitting that they're big losers and that they messed up. No, but like they fired him to, you know, like as performative allyship, like cancel culture. We didn't like what you said. We're firing you.
Starting point is 00:05:10 Two years later, we're bringing you back. That's performative. That's not real fucking, like you don't care. You just did it because people wanted you to. Yeah, that's why I don't think it's true. I don't think it's true either. But like it wasn't from like that unreliable of a source where I saw it.
Starting point is 00:05:23 It seemed like a decently respectable outlet. don't remember which one do you think he would accept I don't know I don't I'd have to know how his podcast is doing like you can make a lot of money in podcasting if anyone gives a shit so if people are listening and he's like making money he doesn't have to deal with all that maybe he'd just be happy with this more simple life yeah and maybe it's like a sinking ship no but also no but like he is the bachelor ship you know like and that's why his podcast like if it's not about the bachelor like what does he have opinions on I don't know that's why we were saying when we were first reported it like he needs to have a beat fishing right right see fishing what farming whatever he wants to go in on.
Starting point is 00:06:08 But I just would say like that would be a situation for me where it's like. I have scruples, I have dignity, you can go fuck yourself. Yeah, I don't know if he's a scrupled person, but to be honest, I think either way, like the franchise, even if Chris Harrison were to come back, I think the franchise is at a point where it's like it's past the point of no return, like it's on its its way down and I don't know if you want to be the captain of a sinking ship I think anything could happen anything could happen anything could happen it has so much like recognizability there are all these other dating shows that say they're the new bachelor it's like still the standard yeah why can't we turn this ship around yeah I guess but not with like the way the current leadership you know but they don't even know what they need to change things and can we turn this ship around? Yeah, I guess. But not with like the way,
Starting point is 00:06:45 the current leadership, you know, but they don't even know what they need to change things. And again, it could be totally untrue and this conversation could be irrelevant, but I thought it was worth discussing here at The Toast. Yeah, because it certainly
Starting point is 00:06:55 wasn't going to be a story. No, no. But we are going to be talking about Kelly Ripa, which, you know, we've got some not so mindless news today about Kelly, which is different. It's new
Starting point is 00:07:05 yeah we're gonna be talking about her in a meaningful way which is something I'm just gonna have to like kind of rewire my brain for because I'm not used to that yeah but she is always at the center of like morning show drama so that we're used to no it's true actually either we're talking about the most like moronic mindless thing when it comes to Kelly or there's like major news at her show yeah like she did something like incredibly savage right I mean for me like I will always you can add it to this list of my favorite stories like I think that like the way she acted with the whole Michael Strahan thing like I never looked at her the same yeah like to me she was such an entitled spoiled brat during that whole thing and so not supportive of someone who should have been her friend
Starting point is 00:07:46 and who actually did a great job on her show. I really didn't like that. I stand with Michael Strahan. And she's never even offered to give her side of things, which probably just means that there is no side to say other than, like, I was being a brat. And by the way, when she didn't show up for work after the Michael Strahan the Michael Strahan thing for a few days, she came back and gave like a monologue of what she said. She was like, you know, she basically said, yeah, I threw a tantrum, but I've been doing this for 20 years and I felt like I was entitled to.
Starting point is 00:08:15 And it's like, OK, take a seat. Maybe it's in her book. Maybe she didn't talk about it in her book. Maybe. Yeah, that's true. But I feel like there would have been like a million press articles written about it because people love to like take excerpts from celebrity memoirs and just like spoil the most juicy parts. And there wasn't. No, not that I recall seeing, but I definitely was not like looking at her excerpt. Looking for it. Yeah, yeah. So true.
Starting point is 00:08:37 So. That's what we'll get into today. That's what we will get into. While I plan my trip to Turdsville, USA. I'm really excited. What's up with you? Not too much. My back is still out. So that's weird.
Starting point is 00:08:51 Don't you think that's weird? Yeah. It's like a little sus, don't you think? Okay, like who are we blaming, you know? I don't know. I don't know who or what to blame. And in the early days, like when I would sleep, I would wake up feeling better.
Starting point is 00:09:04 And now it's getting worse in my sleep. What the fuck's that about? Yeah, no, I mean, I'm all on board to like hop onto a conspiracy theory and blame someone, but you got to provide some ideas. I don't have a theory yet. Okay, because it's suspicious for sure.
Starting point is 00:09:18 It's super suspicious. Tomorrow will be one week. That's weird. I think it's just mama hood, you know? So true. So it's Harry's fault. Like you can never fully recover from a broken back because you have to keep bending down.
Starting point is 00:09:33 Yeah. And getting this little slippery seal. So I don't want to say it's Harry's fault because absolutely nothing on the planet will ever in perpetuity be Harry's fault. I want to say it's Zach's fault for getting you pregnant. I love that. Love that. One of my favorite activities, I would say maybe one of my talents is finding a way to blame literally anything on Ben. Yesterday, Theo, before his,
Starting point is 00:10:02 we were both getting ready for work and I was like, damn, I haven't seen Theo in a while. And I go, and he's like, eaten a whole bag of Valentine's Day candy. What kind of candy? Chocolate? I don't know. The bag was gone. Like, the bag and the candy.
Starting point is 00:10:16 Like, not a trace. No, the bag, the cellophane was there, but it was completely empty. So there was not a trace. I was like sniffing it, but it smelled like Theo's breath. I do not know what it was. Who bought it? So it was a gift from Ben's mom she left us like a little like cute little gift bag with our doorman on Valentine's Day we did like a bottle of champagne and little chocolates it was so sweet sounds like you had like a pop in Valentine's Day by the way
Starting point is 00:10:39 yeah no it was kind of great like every box was checked for Valentine. Except for men, which is the only one that matters. But like you built your own Valentine's Day. Like you had champagne, you had candy, you had deliveries, you had concert, you had dinner. Like so when the bag, when the doorman brought up the bag, I did take it and leave it on top of this Amazon return that was on the floor. So like it was, you know, pretty much my fault. But I was like so mad and like so flustered and running late for work. I just like had to figure out a way for it to be Ben's fault. And I realized like I'm so toxic.
Starting point is 00:11:17 Yeah. But you can't be expected to think of everything. No. Like what I have to plan Valentine's Day and make sure Theo doesn't get into the chocolate. Like I can't do everything in this house. he had chocolate it was chocolate I don't know I don't know but he was fine so thank god damn go with Theo big day big day for Theo yeah on the one hand like it's always sad and scary when these boys get into things that they shouldn't but on the other hand like I'm happy for them no as long as it's not something toxic like I'll reprimand
Starting point is 00:11:45 but I'm like you know what good for you. Harry threw his brother a whole piece of chicken last night. Oh my did Bruno love it? Yeah but he ate it so quickly I don't even think he tasted it. That's the thing with these dogs they eat so fast because they're so afraid we're gonna yell at them that they don't even take time to savor. Yeah to like if I had known you were gonna have a slice of chicken
Starting point is 00:12:03 like I should have put it in your bowl a little garnish yeah warmed it up totally um so yeah Theo had probably a better valentine's day than all of us combined for sure as he should as he should as he should as he should because he's kind of like asexual and he's like not interested in partnership it's not that Theo's asexual I think he has a really really hard time when it comes to looking for a partner finding someone who's on his intellectual level yeah but I feel like he doesn't even try it's he's a little jaded and like he just thinks that person's not out there but his mentality is definitely why bother but I think he could bother I think he could find someone well maybe you should talk to him about it. I will.
Starting point is 00:12:46 Next time I see him, I'll give him a pep talk. A pep talk. I'm the love guru. You decided to wear your bar sweater today because there's been enough days since the last time you wore it? It was four days of holding out. I put my hair in like a low bun today. So I just figured the bar. No, the low bun is a perfect complement to the bar right because you don't want a lot
Starting point is 00:13:07 of hair it's a big sweater you got big hair you're just big all around 100 but if i'm sleek and then i'm like with my big sweater i'm just so sleek yeah they call them that like the clean girl aesthetic like we're just so like clean and cute are they still saying that on the talk they they are not as much as they used to, but they are. We actually have a story today, a heartwarming TikTok story that warmed my heart so warmly that I need to share with the class. So you know what? Let's dive in, Jax. I love that segue. Without further ado about the love interests of the do-do-do-do-dos, here are the Fast Five stories that you need to know. of the do-do-do-do-do's, here are the fast five stories that you need to know.
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Starting point is 00:16:45 go to Mejuri.com. That's M-E-J-U-R-I.com, Mejuri.com. Thank you, Turd. You're welcome. Our first story, some exciting news. Rihanna and family are on the cover of British Vogue. Rihanna graced the cover with her partner A$AP Rocky and their baby, who they call Baby. We don't know his name. She's not sharing his name, but he is referred to as Baby. She's talking about motherhood, Super Bowl, new music, baby clothes. She really, you know, it's a glowing interview that she gave.
Starting point is 00:17:22 And she really seems pretty open in terms of what she was willing to talk about uh I just want to say like kind of obsessed with the name baby for a baby like it's kind of I know the interviewer said like everyone on this uh on her team and the parents like everyone calls him baby so much that she actually started to wonder if his name is baby oh that's actually really funny and I kind of like like that name it's like only something Rihanna could pull off but like it's cool. Yeah, it is cool. The pictures from the shoot are gorgeous, of course.
Starting point is 00:17:50 Yeah, I mean, Baby stole the show. He's so cute. He's so cute. And the photos were gorgeous. And what I've learned in the last like week from just getting so much Rihanna content is like I'm kind of obsessed with A$AP Rocky like the way he's like such a supportive partner in the sense of like he's like in the background of
Starting point is 00:18:10 the photos it's like not about him and I think a lot of guys especially guys who are in the spotlight themselves he's like a very accomplished rapper would maybe feel weird and like ego and it just feels like he's so down to support his girl. And like, I'm obsessed. And that's what Olivia Wilde was like trying to say, but like gave us all the ick. But she's right. Like it's every time I like see something about him as it pertains to her, I like love him. I agree.
Starting point is 00:18:34 I was looking at pictures, like in one of the write-ups about the interview and it's all pictures of her throughout her pregnancy. And like, she's obviously like the star, the bump. They went to a lot of events together. And it's like crazy how he was like always by her side when you would expect like when Rihanna shows up anywhere and especially like pregnant with her belly out like it's gonna be all about Rihanna but like they really I feel like more than ever are just a united front when it comes they're a family they're a family and I
Starting point is 00:18:58 think it's really really sweet to see and also she talks about how he's such a good dad and how baby is obsessed with him and she was like I gave birth to you like what are you doing um so disrespectful so disrespectful but she feels as though like sons and fathers like that's the bond which is in a way is true because she was like you know at the end of the day the validation that they care about is like from their father but little boys and their mommies little boys and their mommies oh and little boys and their aunties of course so true and little boys and their aunties, of course. So true. She didn't mention any aunties for baby, though. Maybe she wants to just protect the aunties, you know, privacy at this time. Yeah, and like one thing at a time.
Starting point is 00:19:31 Like we're debuting as a family. He'll have his aunties right up in a later date. She looked gorgeous. British Vogue is also like such a classy move. Something about British Vogue is like so much more elevated than American Vogue. I think American Vogue, at least for me, like feels very like commercial now. And like, I don't know, it doesn't feel like elite or like exclusionary. I can't explain it.
Starting point is 00:19:52 Like fashion is supposed to like make you feel bad about yourself. And like British Vogue does. Yeah. I think it's just the difference between like Anna Wintour and like what she chooses. And I feel like a lot of the time she's behind. And so by the time something makes it to her cover, it's oh this isn't this doesn't feel fresh or new or innovative and Edward Enifel is just like on the cusp. I also think from like a personal relationship standpoint so many celebrities like love Edward and they're like always spotted with him personally and like
Starting point is 00:20:20 privately and I feel like they just fear Anna Wintour and they don't like really like her on a personal level or like they just want to remain in her good graces. Yeah like they just fear Anna Wintour and they don't like really like her on a personal level or like they just want to remain in her good graces. Yeah like they're good with her and everyone wants to be good with her but I don't know that anyone would say like I love her like we have this relationship like we we talk you know she's my girl. I agree with that. I think like Edward gets like so many dinner party invitations he's overwhelmed. I I think Anna does too, but they're invited for different reasons. You always invite people to a dinner party. This person's funny.
Starting point is 00:20:48 This person I like. Like this person I don't want to piss off. And it's like a status thing. Yeah, yeah. So I think like the reputation over the last few years of British Vogue, I mean, Nicola Peltz and what's his name? Their wedding exclusive was British Vogue.
Starting point is 00:21:03 They kind of just like get the best exclusives especially for things that like really should be like Rihanna did the American Super Bowl they got married in America in Palm Beach like for big American moments I feel like British Vogue is like kind of like always like stealing the exclusive I wonder if Anna Wintour hates Edward I feel like no I wonder if like the Vogue offices are work waking over this because this should have been their story like it is a lot about the Super Bowl and they're trying to like they didn't like you know over explain the Super Bowl but like it was clear that it wasn't just for an American audience. No they had to give context and like honestly the fact that she did like the greatest American
Starting point is 00:21:37 music event of the year and gave the exclusive to British Vogue is crazy, but it's really indicative of how American Vogue is like not that like fab anymore. No, no. And it's rare that we get a cover that we're just like stunned by and we're shocked that they even got it. It's always someone who's just, you know, like they're a Met Gala chair.
Starting point is 00:21:59 Right, someone who's like of the moment right now in like a really elite circle that like, cool. Cool. Yeah, but this was a moment and she looked beautiful. Someone who's like of the moment right now in like a really elite circle that like, cool. Cool. Yeah. But this was, this was a moment and she looked beautiful. The baby is so cute. And like ASAP Rocky, like it's giving, it's like giving daddy vibes. Like I'm kind of obsessed.
Starting point is 00:22:13 Yeah. Really cute. So she had some really great quotes, especially about motherhood. Cause she's just like all in on being a mom. Also the interviewer at the time didn't know that she was pregnant. Um, but she talked about like how her life has changed the first roller coaster month she said it's everything you really don't remember life before that's the craziest thing ever you literally try to remember
Starting point is 00:22:34 it and there are photos of my life before but the feeling the desires the things that you enjoy everything you just don't identify with it because you don't even allow yourself mentally to get that far because it doesn't matter. Which is like so true. I feel like everything that used to be like a priority for me is just like irrelevant now. And that's how I like it. Mm hmm. You know. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:22:57 So she also talks about, you know, the baby clothes and that it's not cool enough for these babies. Oh, really? Yeah. And that she like kind of designs clothes for baby of course leading to you know maybe some sort of like fenty baby fenty kids path in the future um i like baby clothes i think they're cute i just want to say i think they're cute too and i feel like kim tried to do that like she had kids and was like this sucks and they did like that kids supply thing and it's like the kids clothes have been around for so long like it works and they're
Starting point is 00:23:30 pretty much disposable because kids are always shitting and vomiting in them yeah it's okay I don't think you need to reinvent the wheel like maybe a capsule collection sure yeah but like I like like she was saying how she puts like baby in kilts and like how she wants, you know, just like more avant-garde designs. But like, I like the ease of a romper. That's an unrelatable. That's a really not relatable thing for her to say. Because like, the fuck? Yeah, but it does seem like she's very hands on.
Starting point is 00:23:57 So it's like, I mean, actually the ease of a kilt, it does sound pretty. You just whip it open. Yeah, I guess. I don't know. she might be onto something should we start putting harry in kilts let me search a baby kilt yeah we'll get him like a mini bagpipe i mean he could have red hair one day like we just are kind of like stereotyping him true but no but like he doesn't have to have a bagpipe to have a kilt like you just wear a kilt is it a kilt like an irish garment yeah but it's also like a skirt yeah i guess it it's or no it's it's all yeah it's like a garment you know
Starting point is 00:24:35 it's like a shape of clothing it's like skirt maybe maybe it's only a kilt if it has plaid i'll google it let's see the definition i think it's a kilt if it's a skirt that uh wraps around yeah a kilt is a garment resembling a wraparound knee-length skirt made of 12 woven worsted wool with heavy pleats and the sides and back are traditionally our tartan pattern heavily pleated that's so kilt that's so kill these kilts are cool they're kilting it lol um overall this was a win for everyone like everyone came out looking great british vogue rihanna asap baby for us because we got pics we got you know insight into like what it's been like for her as a mama and just you you know, new music, of course, like the interviewer
Starting point is 00:25:25 asked. And she said, uh, pretty much like it's impossible to tap her last album, Auntie. And every time she like, you know, finds a song or whatever, like, it's just not going to be better. So she's not going to put out something worse then, but she really does want to put out new music. And she's written in like recorded songs over the years since Auntie, but like now she listens to them and she's like, they just not good enough okay well we appreciate a queen with a high bar and not just like doing a money grab right she said like she wants it to be this year i know but like now she's pregnant so that might be tough yeah she got a lot on her plate like bra bra bra gorgeous so that was fun for everyone yesterday.
Starting point is 00:26:05 And it's just a month of Rihanna. I know. I'm loving it. I hope she doesn't go away. You know, she's so private. We get nothing from her. And now we're going on two weeks of just endless Rihanna. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:26:16 I'm overwhelmed. I know. We're not used to it. I know. It's exciting. Are you ready for our next story? Mm-hmm. Someone else who's overwhelming sometimes
Starting point is 00:26:26 kelly ripa will now be joined by her husband marcos suelos permanently as ryan seacrest is departing live with kelly and formerly ryan ryan seacrest is saying goodbye to live with kelly and ryan and his replacement is someone very familiar to co-host kelly ripa on thursday the longtime broadcaster who joined the abc show in 2017 announced his exit from the series with plans to move back to the West Coast this spring ahead of the American. Ryan has been doing this since 2017 now. Yeah. Six years. That Michael Strahan thing was six years ago. Yeah, that makes that feels right. Oh, my God. It does not feel right to me. That's the Michael Strahan thing feels like a long time ago. It feels like Ryan joined semi recently, but you know,
Starting point is 00:27:07 time flies. Plus there was like COVID and that was just a dry suck. Right. Right. It's technically been three years, but like, it feels like, I don't know,
Starting point is 00:27:15 a billion. I guess it's not like suspicious that he's leaving. Like doing it for six years is enough time. I don't feel suspicious about him leaving. I don't, because I feel like since the day he took the job, was unsustainable it's not something that could go on forever especially while he did his LA show he does American Idol he's so LA based like he's you know uh Kiss FM like yeah unless he was ever gonna leave that this couldn't be his full-time thing
Starting point is 00:27:39 and if he wanted to be like the New York guy um so I'm not sus. I think he just kind of probably burned out and had to ultimately make a choice. He announced his exit from the series with plans to move back to the West Coast this spring ahead of the American Idol live shows in LA. In his departure, Seacrest will be permanently replaced with actor Mark Consuelos, Kelly Ripa's husband. The show will officially be rebranded
Starting point is 00:28:01 as Live with Kelly and Mark. He said, Seacrest said, it was a tough, tough decision, but a bittersweet one. He honored his bond with Kelly. He said, working alongside Kelly over the past six years has been a dream job and one of the highlights of my career. She's been an amazing partner, friend, and confidant. And although we will always be a part of each other's lives, I will miss our mornings together.
Starting point is 00:28:21 OK, I mean, I agree. Him leaving is not sus. It was never a sustainable thing for him he has too much going on and actually I'm relieved that he's taking something off his plate like man needs to slow down and take a nap remember when he had a stroke like live on air yeah so I think it's for the best now let's talk about the replacement I want to say one thing I'm so glad that he's leaving and a replacement has been announced. Because remember, there was like months of Kelly and Blake, Kelly and Andy, Carrie and Andy, Jerry O'Connell.
Starting point is 00:28:52 Right. Like everyone was a rotating thing. And none of us can do that again. Yeah. I'm glad that they made a choice. I love choices. And a choice was made. And it was they already have a plan.
Starting point is 00:29:02 They're not just like it's not Jeopardy. That's what I was just about to bring up. for that I am grateful I agree but in terms of selection what are your thoughts nepo husband yeah I just like I don't know it's like an uninspired choice it felt like she wanted a way to have a guarantee that the next person wouldn't leave and when it's your husband they literally can't and I don't think Mark and Spalos is like that much going on outside of just you know. She's like Hiram Lodge is a busy man. But that show is ending. Oh that's so true. Like I don't think he has a ton going on so I don't think it's gonna be a case like Ryan where he has to choose between so many projects and they're married. So it's a good choice in that sense because I'm sure she's over the revolving
Starting point is 00:29:49 door just as much as we are. And I'm sure they have good chemistry. I don't know something about this just feels kind of lame. Yeah, it does feel kind of lame, but I think it's a good choice in the sense that like now this is Kelly's show and now it will stay Kelly's show. Like, yeah, I don't see unless he's a disaster I don't see him ever being off the show and now like they can do this forever but it's also like I feel like for a lot of people this live show was a stepping stone yeah but for Kelly it isn't but I guess for Regis it wasn't either it was his show and maybe Kelly like loves doing this or there's no other job that she'd rather be doing except for the one that Michael Strahan got
Starting point is 00:30:29 and so now she's solidifying it like this is my show I'm parking myself here it's like the toes kind of you know now there's like yeah it's a job for life yeah I think like she's made it clear over the last few years like this is not a stepping stone for her but I think she hated the idea of other people using it as a stepping stone for them Michael Strahan yes and I don't think she liked it always being like Kelly and blank and who's is it bigger is it smaller if it's if it's bigger they overshadow her if they're smaller they might get bigger than her right and you know what this like it's an industry of egos I don't think it's unnatural to feel that way no so I think like this is a really safe selection in terms of keeping Kelly happy and I feel like I just imagine she's not like a super you know easy person to like always keep happy yeah I think on its face yes
Starting point is 00:31:22 but I think the idea of working with your husband every day in a job that you excel at and is new for him, like I think there's going to be some fights behind the scenes. Well, he has co-hosted many times. So I think there's like a little bit of experience there. This reminds me of like you and Ben. Like you and Ben co-host sometimes and it's fun. Could you do this job with him every day?
Starting point is 00:31:42 No, no, no, no, no. There's nobody I could do this job with except for you. Ohd i set you up for that but it warms my heart bless you she sneezed on it it's true so it's so fucking true so fucking true um so yeah i think this is gonna put like i think on the one hand it's gonna be good for their marriage like they both now have solid working careers footing yeah um but on the other hand like it's a lot of time to spend with your partner yeah it's so no it's true and I don't know from uh I don't know what the audience thinks of him you know yeah I think they like him I think he's likable I think he's just like her you know like they just are I just think
Starting point is 00:32:22 of them in like their Instagram presence and you you know, they're like goofy, relatable parents, but also famous. Yeah. They've been married a really long time. I think people have a lot of respect for their relationship. So I think going into it, it's all good. Yeah. We'll see. What if things get tense?
Starting point is 00:32:40 Like I'm stressed. No, no. You know, what if he makes a bad joke and like, you know. And it's live. Yeah. No, totally. It's really tough to work that close with a partner. It really is.
Starting point is 00:32:54 Especially like it's Kelly's show. It's not like they're coming into this like. As equals. Sonny and Cher. No, that's so true. Even Sonny and Cher wasn't like an equal. It was like the Cher show. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:33:06 No, you're right. Like it's pre, like the dynamic is pre-established. She's very much like a guest. And ego is a very real thing in a job like this. So you're right. Yeah. I wish them all the luck in the world. And I'm happy for Kelly that like, you know, the ship is afloat.
Starting point is 00:33:22 And it's going to stay like this for a while. And I'm happy for Kelly that her Google search results are now like a bit more mindful at least for the time being. No and like this is real news. Yeah thank you Kelly for all the work you do. Yeah. Okay are you ready for our next story? Yeah. Something that you were sharing with me yesterday. Meghan Markle's 2014 blog post about Kate Middleton's wedding has resurfaced. A blog post allegedly from her now shuttered lifestyle website, The Tig, reveals that Meghan knew who the royal family was and wasn't impressed with the chatter around Princess Kate despite previous protestations. So Meghan Qualley claimed during an interview after her engagement with
Starting point is 00:34:00 Prince Harry in 2017 that she didn't know much about her fiance or his family before she met him. However, in the blog post from 2014, which was written when she was an actress on Suits, she reportedly revealed her feelings about princesses and royal weddings. The now Duchess of Sussex wrote that she was tired of hearing the quote endless conversation around the royal nuptials of quote Princess Kate to Prince William. The alleged blog written two years before she met now-husband Prince Harry, explains that she was unlike most little girls who dream of being princesses and instead was focused on She-Ra, princess of power. She wrote, quote,
Starting point is 00:34:36 For those of you unfamiliar with the 80s cartoon reference, She-Ra is the twin sister of He-Man and a sword-wielding royal rebel known for her strength. We're definitely not talking about Cinderella here. Meghan then noted many adult women seem to hold on to their childish dream of becoming a princess. Quote, grown women seem to retain this childhood fantasy. Just look at the pomp and circumstance surrounding the royal wedding and endless conversation about Princess Kate. Okay, this blog post, just like content-wise has such pick me energy, like putting other women down because like they like want a fairy tale.
Starting point is 00:35:08 Like, okay, rude. So like just on its face, like even if she didn't, you know, end up being a princess and a duchess, like it's just like I would read this and roll my eyes. Like don't yuck other people's yums and like put other women down because like you are like, you know, I want to be the She-Ra. Like, cool. We don't care. So this is just like an article written by someone I would hate like if I just met them at the time yeah and then the sheer fact that she did go on to marry a prince is like obviously not lost on like the irony of it all
Starting point is 00:35:34 yeah well so Daily Mail published this and I think that they did it to like make her look like a hypocrite like oh yeah you knew who the royal family was and you said you didn't okay but like I don't think she's I don't think this makes her hypocrite I actually think this is very in line with everything she said like she of course knew who the royal family was first of all she's like an educated woman she doesn't live under a rock like but no maybe she didn't like follow them and I do believe that but like she knew who the royal family was and she knew there was a royal wedding at one time and she was a right culture writer for her one time and she was a culture writer for her blog.
Starting point is 00:36:07 And so she was commenting on the culture. Like, I don't think that that's so crazy. Me neither. Um, but I think it's not like a gotcha moment. I agreed in the way that they think that it is. And I do think that like,
Starting point is 00:36:19 actually her stance on like, I roll at princess does kind of explain why she's not impressed by you know the role that she married into and and didn't like care or need for any of that and instead like being a powerful woman which is what you know she's doing now she ra is more important to her so I actually think like this is congruous yes I agree it all tracks but it does make me roll my eyes oh yeah I I don't care to know about She-Ra brother of He-Man yeah no it's just like oh my god like it's it's like it's like leave everyone alone you know like I would just if I was writing an article on the same topic I would have literally the opposite thesis um but I agree if
Starting point is 00:37:06 anything I think it instead of pointing out some sort of hypocrisy I think it actually points to like a a consistency in her world view yeah and like a disdain for all of the pomp and circumstance and royalty and I'm sure as she got to know Harry she probably came to like respect more of it but like she's not a little girl who dreamed of being a princess right and it's like she's making that her personality and putting down other girls who did and that makes me roll my eyes but also like this blog post is from 10 years ago yeah so true it's like evaluating it as if she wrote it today it's just like not fair agreed and it goes against everything i believe in to bring up some things
Starting point is 00:37:46 people wrote many many years ago um and trying to fit it into the world we live in now it's irrelevant and you know what as judge proceeding over this episode i'm having this evidence thrown out i agree and i don't know right it did what they thought it it same is for same okay and when I first saw it I was like oh my god you read it and it's like yes nothing here and it could be like so much worse like she couldn't I got actually talked crap or she could have been like guffawing over how beautiful was the chat you know agreed it's it could have been so much worse so much worse it's a nothing burger no and you know what it
Starting point is 00:38:30 shows it shows she was scrupled then and she's scrupled now no and um it's just a titillating headline like that she had a blog post about the royal wedding but like she really didn't she had a blog post about the royal wedding, but like she really didn't. She had a blog post about female power or whatever. Uh-huh, she raw. She raw. Before we continue, let me just let everyone know, super important announcement. The rest of the episode is brought to you by Air Doctor. Clean air is one of the fastest and easiest ways
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Starting point is 00:40:50 You're welcome. Our next story is some good news coming out of TikTok. A Vermont man's book becomes a bestseller 10 years after its release, thanks to his daughter's TikTok. 10 years after its release, thanks to his daughter's TikTok. Lloyd Devereaux Richards is now a best-selling author more than a decade after publishing his first novel, a thriller titled Stone Maidens. But the road to publishing success was an arduous one for the 74-year-old father of three from Vermont
Starting point is 00:41:16 until his daughter hatched a plan to get his book the attention she felt it deserved. Stone Maidens was published by Thomas & Mercer in November 2012, about 14 years after Lloyd began writing the book, the paper reported. The book was reportedly inspired by a series of crimes that occurred in the mid-1970s while he attended law school at Indiana University. Unfortunately, Stone Maidens did not gain much traction among readers when it was initially released. But his 40-year-old daughter wasn't about to give up on her father's dream.
Starting point is 00:41:44 Earlier this month Marguerite Richards made the decision to start a TikTok account on her father's behalf with the goal of promoting his novel she said it was such a great book and I knew how important it was to him I thought maybe it's just because nobody knows about the book he was skeptical at the time but it turns out that she was right she created a TikTok with her father's story saying, you know, how it was like videos of him showing like how he worked 14 years to write this book while also working a full-time job and providing for his kids.
Starting point is 00:42:13 He published it and it didn't have that many sales or anything like let's help him get where he needs to go. The TikTok has been viewed more than 43 million times and has received more than 9 million likes. And now it is like a number one bestseller on Amazon under thrillers and it's like number seven overall and this man's a star this is just you never every now and then like social media really does its thing and this actually happens quite a lot on TikTok um so this is like a formula the girl was following
Starting point is 00:42:43 because I've seen quite a few you know this girl over COVID she was like my dad is like a formula the girl was following because I've seen quite a few, you know, this girl over COVID, she was like, my dad is like a English teacher and he is hosting like these virtual poetry lessons, like to teach people how to write poetry. And only one person showed up, like, can we get more people? And then he had like a thousand people, like there's so many cute stories like this, or like, you know, my mom spent her whole life wanting to to open her own restaurant now she has her own taco shop and like it's opening day nobody came and there's a line around the corner now like so it's this is a thing that happens on TikTok that's so sweet and it's you know things you know parent kids doing things for their parents and it's it's really beautiful and it's like an emotional thing. And this is an amazing story.
Starting point is 00:43:26 An amazing story. And I've heard the book is pretty good. You should read it. Yeah, no, I think we should pick it for the redheads. I was just looking at it on Goodreads. It now has, it has 4.04 stars, 526 ratings. So I guess not everyone who's bought it so far has read it. But I'm there.
Starting point is 00:43:43 I kind of do want to read it. Like I want to be a part of this good news. I know it's so, it's so sweet. It's so precious and it's so pure. It's so precious. It's so pure. And it really shows how like the internet really can be good. If we didn't all just like sit around fighting about like pronouns,
Starting point is 00:44:02 like we could just like be good. Yeah. Until they find his old tweets oh you're so right until they find until someone reads the book and finds a problematic passage oh right right no you're so right this guy like with especially it was written 12 years ago what the internet giveth yikes the internet giveth the internet taketh away yeah that's like remember that bud weiser that beer guy what did that guy do something in idaho he was raising money with beer yes yeah a lot of money for a good cause but then he had old tweets what is going on in your house oh you can hear can hear that. Some furniture is being moved downstairs. I'm really excited about it. But it is really loud.
Starting point is 00:44:47 Yeah. My deepest apologies. Okay. But I'll post a picture later so everyone can be excited about what's happening. So it'll be worth it. Yeah, yeah. Check my IG at Jackie Oshry. I wrote a book 14 years ago and it didn't get sales that I wanted.
Starting point is 00:45:00 Please, please go get it. It's called Girl With No Job. Yeah, bitch. Rude. Girl With No Job. Crazy, beautiful. I have an Instagram. They're a sponsor. Available anywhere you get books. Just kidding. New York Times bestseller. that I wanted please please go get it it's called girl with no job yeah bitch rude girl in the job crazy beautiful I have an instagram thirst monster available just kidding new york times bestseller um also what reminds me of the internet just not being able to accept something good for what it is mr beast we never did that as a story oh yeah but yeah. But that was fucking crazy. Yeah. Can you give me the rundown on what the backlash was for him? OK, I feel like you would know just as well as me because I just saw like bits and pieces.
Starting point is 00:45:32 But so Mr. Beast, who's a creator who like does a lot of goodwill creating, right? Like charity. He's always just giving away money to not like charities, obviously charities, but just like people in need. Yes. And he's like the number one person on youtube right yeah he's huge huge and so he found like he a thousand people who are blind he paid for their surgeries to cure blindness because it's like a really expensive surgery but there is a surgery
Starting point is 00:45:57 that exists that can make the blind see so we did that for a thousand people and did a video and it was like so beautiful. But then there's backlash saying that like the whole deed was inherently ableist. Yeah. And so I just want to, for like kind of like my last will and testament,
Starting point is 00:46:16 like if I do ever go blind, like I get me the surgery. Okay. You want to see again? Yeah. And maybe that makes me ableist, but I just can't with these words anymore. I really can't. These labels like ableist. You want to see again. Yeah. And maybe that makes me ableist. But I just can't with these words anymore. I really can't.
Starting point is 00:46:27 These labels like ableist. You want to know why? Because there are things out there that really are terribly ableist and terribly transphobic and terribly racist and terribly homophobic and terribly anti-Semitic. And we're playing fast and loose with these terms that they're losing their meaning. Because I feel like, especially on the internet, people really try to have nuanced conversations. And that never works out. And we just end up throwing a label at them.
Starting point is 00:46:53 Like, well, you're homophobic. And I don't think, I think more often than not, that person isn't the word. And we're using these words too much that they've lost all meaning. And I think, you know, I think we're doing ourselves a diss much that they've lost all meaning. And I think, you know, I think we're doing ourselves a disservice. Like I can't anymore with just the way we just call everyone a word because they try to have like a nuanced conversation. And maybe what they say is like a little outside the lines of what PC culture is. But PC culture has like the norm now is like what used to be the fringe.
Starting point is 00:47:24 The norm is abnormal. Right. So it's like the norm is now what used used to be the fringe the norm is abnormal right so it's like the norm is now what used to be like the fringe of the culture so it's impossible to have nuanced conversations without just being labeled as something and it's so toxic because we can't talk right and I do think like privately people have like real conversations with one another but then it's like publicly like no one wants to fucking go there because like why do you want your life ruined? Because you get thrown a label at you. So everyone just sort of like backs off.
Starting point is 00:47:51 But then like the the most extreme. Becomes the norm. The only ones that are that are being hurt. Becomes the norm. Yeah. So I'm just like over it. Like I really am. Bring back conversations.
Starting point is 00:48:05 Yeah. Also like Mr. Beast helping a thousand disabled people. Like I just don't know how that is ableist. That's fucking crazy. Like that's a fucking stretch. Don't hurt your shoulder, man. No, that's the biggest stretch I've ever heard. And really, I think, I think upside down.
Starting point is 00:48:23 No, I think people who think that way and who are constantly looking for, for an angle to make something good, bad. Like, I think that's like an undiagnosed mental illness. I really do. I think like the, the, the constant hunting, um, and people who are really chronically spend their time online, I think those people are really not okay. Yeah, no, I agree. And more often than not, those people are like journalists or people with like, with real jobs.
Starting point is 00:48:54 It's not like these fringe people. No, they're people with platforms or people who are respected. Right, they're like elites in the country. Yeah. So I don't know what's going on, but I'll say it once, I'll say it again. People are not
Starting point is 00:49:05 fucking okay and I want no part of it agreed that's why we have to create our own little toast toast haven toast haven like don't fucking come for me that's not that is not something that you can do here like I will block you and I will delete everything you say because you want to know why it's a free country bitch you don't like it move because I can speaking of country I learned something so interesting about our girl Jacqueline yesterday me oh yeah I'm like Jacqueline Hill what did she do Jacqueline O'Shea has never been to. I have never been to Canada. I've never visited our neighbors to the north. Watch, someone's going to find an old picture of me in Canada.
Starting point is 00:49:49 Literally. Be like, liar. No, I literally, I don't believe I, I know, I have a pretty good memory. I think I would know, like, if I ever took a trip to Canada, and I haven't. And I just feel like that's fucking weird. Is it? What am I missing there? Except, like, I've seen some really beautiful really beautiful things like on the west coast of Canada which is like really far yeah it
Starting point is 00:50:10 is but it's beautiful like I'm still trying to go to Montana I've actually been to Montana so that I remember but um well you're missing on the on the east coast you're missing some really flourishing thriving Jewish communities in Toronto and Montreal. Montreal's also, Brian says, the Rome of the North. Wow. In what way? History? You know, there's cobblestone streets.
Starting point is 00:50:35 It's very French. Oh, it's very French up there. Right. It's also the Queen's domain. It is. So, like, I guess I could go. It's part of the Commonwealth. And be a part of the Commonwealth.
Starting point is 00:50:47 You know nothing's ever brought me to Canada. No school trip. No bachelorette party. No work opportunity. Like the Canadians have never requested your girl. No they haven't. But like I have been so many times on a camp trip for work many times. I didn't go to that camp that you went to.
Starting point is 00:51:03 I know. Just for laughs. Didn't want to hear my you went to. I know. Just for laughs. Didn't want to hear my jokes. Yeah, I did perform at Just for Laughs. I feel like I'm always going to like panels and stuff in Canada. You're big in Canada. Because it's so Jewish. And actually, I think when you break down our demographics,
Starting point is 00:51:18 Toronto is maybe top three, maybe two even, of our biggest demographics for the Toast listenership. We're international, baby. Well, I mean, I'm open to going, you know? Yeah. It's not like a prejudice I have against the country. Oh, you're not xenophobic? I'm not can-a-phobic.
Starting point is 00:51:39 So you're xenophobic. But though people will say. Right, that's what I'm saying. No, no, no, but like not going to Canada, like I've been outside the country. So like you're going to keep calling me xenophobic, fucking bitch will say right that's what I'm saying but like not going to Canada like I've been outside the country so like no no I'm kidding bitch no okay you're gonna start something Jackie Jackie today is ableist and xenophobic Jackie that was the joke I made I'm like are you're not xenophobic and you're like well I'm not Canada phobic I'm like oh wait so you are xenophobic no no I heard you but just like using that label wasn't even like an apt
Starting point is 00:52:03 no you can't just throw around these words. People come for my neck. That was me coming full circle, harking back to a conversation we had five minutes ago. No, I know. It's funny until it's. Yeah, Jackie. I know Jackie really well.
Starting point is 00:52:14 She's not xenophobic and she's not Canada phobic either. No, I'm not. It's just like a coincidence. I've never been. No, it's crazy. Crazy, crazy. You're kind of like a crazy girl. Well, that we knew. Yeah, it's crazy crazy crazy you're kind of like a crazy girl well that we knew yeah it's so true so true I'm dreading going into the fifth and final story because it's really sad oh no
Starting point is 00:52:35 yeah what is it but um since I just told you guys that I'll just get into it the captain of the thai soccer team that was in the cave for two weeks back in 2018 has died from a head injury in the uk at the age of 17 oh that's terrible one of the 12 boys dramatically rescued from a thai cave in 2018 has died in the uk dom uh he goes by dom but his name is dom patch prom theft was found unconscious in his dorm in lester shire england on sunday the bbc reported on wednesday he was taken to a hospital where he later died various reports in thailand say that dom who the bbc has said he attended a soccer academy there um since late last year suffered a head injury he was the captain of the thai boys soccer team which
Starting point is 00:53:25 was trapped inside a cave for over two weeks in 2018 which we all remember while exploring crazy story such a crazy story I don't think I remember them being stuck there for two weeks yeah it's a crazy amount of time it was so crazy uh he was the captain of the team that I got stuck there um in a statement released to people the Leicestershire police confirmed they are not treating the boy's death as suspicious. Shortly before 1 p.m. on Sunday, police were called to the boarding school in Leicestershire Road. The call concerned the welfare of a pupil, a 17-year-old boy who was taken to the hospital. He has since died. The boy's death is not being treated as suspicious and a file will be prepared for the coroner i don't know how a 17 year old sudden death is not treated as suspicious
Starting point is 00:54:09 well because he had an injury is that injury from what from the cave no no oh no i don't think it has anything to do with the cave oh i thought that's what you said no sorry he's just like one of the cave boys that's's how we know him. Oh. And he died at the age of 17 in his dorm from a head injury. And it's not being treated as suspicious. Oh, well, that's. And them not treating it as suspicious is even more suspicious. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:54:35 Oh, I thought he like eventually came to his injury, like an injury sustained in the cave. Not that I've seen in any of this. And everyone made it out alive and well alive not injured not injured oh okay it was a miracle then I'm wrong um that's terrible really terrible um a lot of his former teammates from the cave put out statements um just expressing their sadness and the Thai community is very sad as well but that was such a crazy time such a crazy time for like a week we were all just waiting that was so sad and it was like one boy at a time yeah yeah we got him and like Elon's trying to send a submarine but everyone's like no Elon your
Starting point is 00:55:17 submarine oh that was weird when Elon was like starting beef with everyone starting beef with everyone he had like a submarine in a swimming pool right out of college trying to see if could get him out. Well that's like kind of the footage now that's coming out of Turkey and Syria from the earthquake which is so sad. It's like there's so many people under the rubble and like every time they get one there's like a whole celebration but like there's so many more people. That is so sad. So sad. Terrible what's going on in the world you know. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm sorry to end on that note I just um those boys they were like global heroes heroes and the captain yeah that's terrible uh honestly rest in peace and I hope his family finds some sort of comfort and may his memory be a blessing
Starting point is 00:55:58 amen that's our show you guys tomorrow is our last show of the week and then we are off Monday I just wanted to remind everyone because we respect bank holidays here. We will never let a bank holiday pass without honoring it. No, we kind of like are a bank, I would say. I would say that too. We're like a bank. Yeah. Yeah.
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