Episode Transcript
And I invited you here.
I thought I made myself perfectly clear.
When you're a guest to my home, you gotta come to me empty.
And I said, no, guests, your presence is presence enough.
I already had too much stuff.
Speaker 2So how do you dare to surbey me?
Speaker 3Welcome to I said, no gifts, imperature, wineger, Oh, what's happening?
Speaker 4Let's see.
Speaker 3Yesterday I saw Jaws in the movie theater thrilling time, although I will say about half an hour of Jaws is just three men talking on a boat, and that could have been left on the cutting room floor.
I became bored.
I was bored during Jaws, and it was the part when they're supposed to be finding the titular Jaws, so you know, when you're looking for a shark, it should be thrilling.
It shouldn't be three guys bonding.
Speaker 4So that was tough.
Speaker 3But the movie overall is, of course mildly frightening.
What else is going on?
It's just been NonStop heat.
I'm sweating constantly.
I hope you're doing okay.
I hope you know.
I hope if you have a problem or if you're struggling with something, just know it's entirely your fault, and I blame you.
So we should get into the podcast because I think I covered everything.
I feel like I'm not saying that we have merch often enough, and I'm sure the network is upset to exactly Rightstore dot com, there's all kinds of merchandise.
Buy some merchandise.
Today's guest is just so wonderful.
We should get into the show.
It's Haley, Marie Norman.
Haley, welcome to I said no gifts.
Speaker 2Thank you for having me.
Speaker 5And can I just tell you that I'm actually in my merch era.
You're in your merchant in my merch era.
How so I everywhere I go I buy merch's some recent merch you okay, So I bought some really good Alabama Shakes merch.
Speaker 2I just saw them at the Hollywood Ball.
Speaker 4Wonderful.
Speaker 5And I spend money on merch, Like I don't just go up to the merch table and get a stick hr you go for it.
Speaker 2I go for it.
Speaker 5At Alabama Shakes.
I got a short sleeve shirt.
I got a long sleeve shirt, Oh my god.
And I got a hologram poster and it was like of a limited edition, like two hundred or something.
Speaker 3This is them flagging you as like a worrisome fan.
This woman is could be dangerous, she's on the path.
Speaker 5I just it's the thirty year anniversary of Clueless, which is one of my favorite movies.
Right, okay, this one's I was going to say, this one's actually embursing, but you know, I'm just gonna own it.
Mittel put out a line of thirtieth anniversary Clueless merch sure, and I bought everything.
Speaker 3Like what what are they sells?
Okay?
I mean I will say, your dress is kind of clueless coded.
Speaker 2Oh my god, thank you so much, you.
Speaker 3Know, kind of it feels like it would be right on Q for the movie thank you.
Speaker 5I grew up okay, okay, I grew up being almost embarrassed to say that Cluse was my favorite movie because people would associate it with like being vapid or.
Speaker 3Oh right whatever, which is basically saying they didn't watch the movie.
Speaker 2Thank you.
You get it.
Well, they're morons, they're morons.
Speaker 5And then now I've come into it a little bit more, especially because some of my favorite female comedians are.
Speaker 2Like why did I say female comedians?
Speaker 4That was weird?
Speaker 3Well, because women are rarely.
Speaker 2So the few funny women that.
Speaker 3Are out there, there are two or three of.
Speaker 2Them, and they all like Clueless.
Speaker 3Oh yeah.
Speaker 2So it's seemed to be like, okay, can I can really own it?
Speaker 4Right?
Speaker 5But when I was a kid and I was watching Clueless, everyone said I had to be Dion because I was black, and I was very upset because I'm very clearly a share.
Speaker 3I can tell you're a share.
Thank you dress alone.
Speaker 2A share I would like I was thank you you freaking see me?
You get me.
Speaker 5So with March thirtieth anniversary of Clueless, matel put out of line.
So I got the Share doll, the Clueless doll, I mean the Shared doll, the Dion doll, the polypocket.
I don't give a shit about polllypockets, but I had to get it, you.
Speaker 3Know, clueless polypockets.
So it's like SHARE's polypocket.
Speaker 5And the jeep the white jeep wrangler a little time and I have thee.
Speaker 3You drive a white jeep.
Speaker 2I just got it it.
Speaker 5See I told you in my merch Hay.
But in a way that might mean I'm like deeply devoid of.
Speaker 3Having sends to automobiles full price cards.
They should have a Clueless Jeep, the special edition.
Speaker 2They should have a Okay, do not get me started.
I am already in a and I just bought this one.
Speaker 3Oh, that would be a nightmare for you.
Speaker 2I would have to turn it back and a guy, I need the official clue list.
Speaker 3You would lose a lot of money.
Speaker 2Jeep, and it might be worth it.
Speaker 3You probably would.
That's truly a missed opportunity on the Jeep Corporation's.
Speaker 5Part, not because that part is iconic because of Clueless.
Speaker 3And they're always talking about Jurassic Park.
Jurassic Park Jeep.
Who cares.
I've seen enough of that treep.
Speaker 2We've seen so much of that.
Speaker 3Gee, everyone loves the classic white Jeep.
Yes, it's some more fun in that jeep.
The other jeep you get killed by dinosaur exactly.
Speaker 5And I feel like the I for got a really special Jeep white Jeep because I just showed up to the dealership randomly and they were trying to get me to buy like a black one or whatever other color one, and I was like, I only want a white one, and they were kind of playing like, oh, we don't have a white one blah.
And then the girl who I was buying it from went to the back, she came back.
Speaker 2She was like, we.
Speaker 5Actually do have a white one, and she was like, they were trying to throw me off the scent of this white one because it's a really special one.
Speaker 3What's special about it?
Speaker 2So it has denim interior.
Speaker 3Oh my god, this is a dream.
Speaker 2It's so cool.
Speaker 5It's a sport so it's like kind of high up right, it's fucking hot, dude, Like it's hard top.
It's the fucking best car.
And so they were trying to get me off the set and get me to buy another one.
So the girl had to go to the back and say she it's she loves clueless.
She's take away, she's relentless.
Speaker 3Why does it feel to sit on a denim seat?
Speaker 2Well, it still feels soft, great question.
Yeah, it doesn't feel like chafe jeans.
There's no chafing.
Okay, yeah, which is good for me because.
Speaker 3I wear like a shorter dress right now.
Yes, baby, So it's like a probably like a washed denim or something.
It's a washed I've never heard about this before.
I recently got a car in the seats are leather, and it was such an obvious mistake.
Speaker 2Did they get really hot.
Speaker 3Of course, why is that even put in a car?
Speaker 2I don't know, I don't horrible, it's horrible.
Speaker 3I like, I felt like I was getting this great deal because the last car I got was during the car shortage, and it was one of those things where you would go in the car salespeople would be like, well, deal with it there, we can charge whatever we want.
Yeah, so I was paying way too much.
So when I got this car, is like, oh, I can get whatever I want now, I've got this leather.
Speaker 2That burns my Wait, what kind of car do you have?
It's a Hyundai, It's a Hondai.
Speaker 3Those are good cars, They're great cars.
I'm obsessed with hondais Now.
Speaker 2How weird was that car shortage thing?
Though?
Speaker 3Oh?
It was absolutely wild and true, a true nightmare if you had to get a car, it was a true nightmare because you don't want to have to just crumble in front of a car sales person.
Speaker 5I remember going to the Preus dealership in North Hollywood and they were like, we have one.
Speaker 3Literally one, we have one.
The one good thing about it was selling your car, getting up your old car.
You were like, oh, I'm actually making money on a car.
Speaker 4How is this happening?
Speaker 3Yeah, but now I've got leather and my legs are just burning up all the time.
I've got to be in pants.
Speaker 5Why don't you get one of those you know those weird like nineties sun dash things.
Speaker 2I should get one of those.
You should get one, And I need.
Speaker 3One from the for the outside of the windshield because I have be Bees are constantly pooping on the windshields.
Bees bees.
Speaker 5Yes, you know what, honestly, I love that because you know we have a b shortage.
Speaker 3Oh interesting, So it kind of is like it's a positive sign.
Speaker 2I think it's a good thing that I at.
Speaker 3Least have too many bees around my home.
Speaker 2Which I think that means you have good energy.
Speaker 5Yes, you're keep going collinators.
Speaker 3But they're destroying my windshield and it's like, I get my I would prefer to get my car washed around every eighteen months, and now it's like once a month, which to me is over.
Speaker 2That's a lot.
And a car wash isn't cheap.
Speaker 3Car wash is not cheap.
I'm obviously getting the absolute cheapest.
Speaker 2Yeah, but it's still what fifty dollars?
Speaker 3Okay, well, you're going to do a nice car.
I'm usimply paying eleven dollars.
Yeah.
Speaker 2Oh you're going through the drive the.
Speaker 3Drive through one.
Oh yeah, you're taking care of your car.
I did well.
Speaker 5I had a prius beforehand.
Okay, do you know who Catherine Burns is?
She's like part of our group?
Speaker 4Is Catherine?
Speaker 3Now I feel bad I should have said.
Speaker 2Yes, Okay, yes, I know.
Speaker 3Catherine and I love her.
Speaker 2Like, yes, you should have her on this podcast.
She's amazing.
Speaker 5She does a lot of she's a choreographer, but she does a lot of like comedy choreography.
Speaker 2She was nominated.
Speaker 5I think she even won an Emmy for my crazy ex girlfriend.
Speaker 3Oh wow.
Speaker 5So when she won an Emmy, I bought her old priests from her because she got a Tesla back.
Speaker 3When it's a funny mo my cars for sale.
Speaker 2And I bought it.
Speaker 3Good for you.
Speaker 2So with that car, I went through the car wash.
Speaker 3Okay, there's a certain level like of car where you're like, I'll just go through the thing that beats it today exactly, And for me, that's literally any car.
Speaker 2But I don't know if you had my clueless Wrangler, yeah.
Speaker 3Maybe if I was in a clueless Wrangler, that's a very special type of automobile, and I don't think share was going through the well.
And also, wait, does it doesn't.
Speaker 4Have a top?
Speaker 2Well you can remove it?
Speaker 4Oh?
Speaker 2Yeah, so I have it on most of the time.
I only took it off for the first time this weekend.
Speaker 4And how was that feeling?
Speaker 5It was so fun, but mostly because I was just excited because I knew I was gonna be able to take hohe pictures after there.
Oh cool, goes like, we're taking the top off, We're going to beat Yeah, that's going to be fun.
Speaker 2But what's going to be better are the hot photos I'm gonna get from there.
Speaker 3That's the only car you can do a hot photo in.
Speaker 2Oh my god, these photos are hot.
Speaker 3Were they at the beach?
Speaker 2Yeah, the beach was in the background, but my butt was in the foreground, as it should be, as it should be.
Speaker 3Any you should do a calendar, You should sell calendars and team up with cheap and clueless.
Speaker 5And since I'm in my merch era, why don't I have my own merch?
Speaker 4That's a good question.
Speaker 3And did this bring us back to merch?
I want to know if there's any other merch you've bought.
Speaker 5Okay, yes, I well, I just had a film play at Silver Lake Shorts, and so I bought merch there.
Speaker 2I'm telling you, anywhere I go, I'm buying.
Speaker 3I think it's a good idea.
Merch is there.
You know, if people are selling the merch because they needed a little extra cash exactly, especially if you're in a musician's concert, buy a piece of merch, Buy a piece, throw them in extra twenty five to fifty dollars.
Speaker 5And I feel like they Okay, there's a part of me that loves it for the now.
It makes me feel like I'm like, I'm curating this cool life experience and I like wearing the things, and I'm just like, but also there's this idea that I'm like, this is going to be so cool in like twenty five or thirty years.
Oh, even though I don't know if the Earth is still going to exist in it or the earth work says, I don't know that humans will says, but my Andre three thousand shirt, well, and.
Speaker 3Some I mean, if someone comes from another planet them stumbling upon the Andre three thousand shirt.
Speaker 2They're gonna love it.
Speaker 3And Andre three thousand would be so happy that happened.
Oh he would love That's probably his dream.
Speaker 2That's his dream.
Speaker 3It's probably his ultimate fantasy.
Speaker 2Yeah, let me.
Speaker 3Ask your opinion on how much a March T shirt should cost.
Speaker 2Yes, you've got a dine warm.
Speaker 3Have you ever been to Clark Street Diner?
Speaker 2No, I haven't.
Speaker 3Wonderful restaurant here in Los Angeles, fantastic diner.
They have a great T shirt, a great piece of merch with a lovely picture of breakfast on it.
I think they're charging forty five dollars acceptable, that is, that's the price with the long sleeve.
Speaker 2That's what that's the not only that's the price of a long sleep.
Speaker 5If I was at Dantana's, d'antanna's has merch nout Oh interesting, Dantanna's had a long sleeve shirt, I would say, okay, I'll pay forty five dollars because it's Dantana's.
I'm not paying forty five dollars for Clark Street T shirt.
T shirt twenty five dollars, House OFFT thirty X.
It's just regular college.
Speaker 3What are we talking about, Gus.
They've gone too far.
They've gone way too far with this.
And I feel bad saying it because I eat there probably four times a week.
But they've got to rearrange the T shirt prices.
Speaker 5If you eat there four times a week, I want you, I want them to give you the shirt.
Speaker 3I mean I've said that.
I haven't said it to an employee yet, but I feel like they probably own me a T shirt.
Speaker 2At this point.
They're listening now.
Speaker 3They have ruined me financially.
I don't have the money to buy the T shirt.
Oh my god, too busy spending it on a cobb salad.
Speaker 2I did get a piece of merch that was disappointing recess.
Speaker 4What was it?
Speaker 2So Seinfeld is like my favorite show.
Speaker 5Okay, So when I was in New York, I got the merch from Tom's Diner where they're always eating.
It was a very hard Oh no, the oversized wasn't oversized enough.
So when I wear it, I feel like I'm working at tom Steiner.
Speaker 3That's like late nineties, early thousands merch, when there wasn't quite the quality that you needed for merch.
It was a last thought.
Yeah, and usually those things would be free.
You would be thrown in as a promo item.
So you're getting trash, Oh we are.
Speaker 5This is a true sign of inflation or just bad times.
But now you're right.
Speaker 2We used to be able to get merch for free.
Speaker 3Right.
Speaker 4Oh, it's such a shame.
Speaker 5I just spent two hundred dollars on a vintage Seinfeld sweatshirt.
Speaker 3Wow.
Speaker 2Yeah, And because I'm in La Girly.
Speaker 5It's a vintage Seinfeld sweatsher but from KTLA when they started syndicating it, so it's got the key.
Speaker 3That's a dream piece of merch because it's very specific, hyper local.
Yeah, my favorite piece of merch.
I got it a car test drive.
It's a superwo T shirt.
Speaker 2Oh that's good.
Speaker 3It's now I think seventeen years old and it's falling apart, but I can't let go of it.
Speaker 4It's my favorite shirt.
Speaker 2You wear it?
Yes, okay?
Good because you know some people won't wear their vintage shirts.
Speaker 3This one.
It looks too good not to wear.
A friend recently told me, though, you have to stop washing it.
You need to put it in the freezer.
Have you ever heard this?
Speaker 5Oh my god, I heard this about jeans and I forgot it.
Speaker 2Okay, tell me everything, because I don't think I'm doing my vintage.
Speaker 3Evidently you cannot.
Once you get to ap point when they're starting to get holes.
Speaker 4In it.
Speaker 3You will destroy the thing if you put it through the wash.
But if you put it in the freezer, just leave it in the freezer for a day or whatever.
And look, I am a scientist, so I can speak to this.
Apparently the bacteria is killed and that's how you clean it.
Speaker 2This is good for me to know.
Speaker 3But I'm curious about scent.
Speaker 2Well, body went out, Yeah, body, okay, I have a question for you.
What so you said your vintage You're okay.
Speaker 5You said you're seventeen year old Suberu shirt, and I immediately started calling it vintage.
And I'm thinking, I know there's gonna be people listening going seventeen years old, that's not vintage.
Speaker 2What constitute vintage for you?
Speaker 3This is a great question, And I really feel like anything that was made post nineteen ninety two is not vintage, should never be called vintage.
Speaker 2We post nineteen okay, maybe that's.
Speaker 3A little I would say ninety let's say ninety eight.
Speaker 5Okay, you're right on the money.
I think they've decided.
I think they've decided that anything made before two thousand is considered vendom.
Speaker 3That makes a little more sense because when I like go thrifting, and I'm at like an actual thrift store, not like a curated place.
It's now just like truly like, oh, this shirt is from two thousand and nine Targets, and it's kind of like, I guess you could argue that it's vintage, but it just looks like garbage.
Speaker 2It's just garbage.
Speaker 3Or it's like a T shirt for Limp Biscuit or something, and it's just like this is from a bad maybe it's bad period of time or something.
But I feel like you just associate vintage with like sixty seventies, eighties and now early nineties.
Speaker 5Yeah, but I mean, but that also might be us wanting to ignore the factor that we're getting older.
Speaker 3But I'll also say I think the quality of clothes were better.
Speaker 2Than oh, one hundred versas.
Speaker 3So we got to this once we got into the world of fast fashioned vintage is a nightmare.
Speaker 2And our clothes a giving us cancer.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, you know about that's getting it right now.
Speaker 5I'm I could cells are going crazy in my body everything I'm wearing.
Speaker 3Let's see, I guess this was made in two thousand and probably ten.
I bought this used.
My pants are new, my socks are new.
Yeah, okay, I'm loaded up with cancer, but.
Speaker 5You're you're safe from the top up because I can tell this is a good quality shirt you said you got in twenty ten, so you're definitely not getting cancer, right, And.
Speaker 3This seems like a good quality dress.
Speaker 5You're y it is it's by the it is new, but it's by this local la company called Damson Matter.
Speaker 3Oh.
Speaker 5I like that name exactly me too, And they make everything is like ego.
Speaker 4They'll come across.
Speaker 3Do you know what's a terrifying fact I learned last night is that if you live within a mile of a golf course, it increases your chances of getting Parkinson's by one hundred and twenty six percent.
Speaker 2I heard that.
I'll try that.
Speaker 3Why why haven't we not closed down every golf course?
Speaker 2Why?
Yeah?
Wait?
And what's the one hundred and twenty five feet.
Speaker 3Or what is it a mile again?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Feet?
Speaker 3By if you live directly a golf course, you'll get Parkinson's.
No, but a mile, which is a pretty big distance.
Speaker 5That's a big distance.
And then what's happening to the people that golf all the time?
Speaker 3They're getting Parkinson's.
Speaker 2I'm really scared of getting dementia.
Speaker 3Oh, I have a real horrifying, absolutely horrifying, and there's kind Well, maybe they're working on it.
Speaker 2I don't think so.
I don't think they're working on anything.
Speaker 3Is dementia something that kind of runs in the family or is it something that can just pop up?
Speaker 2I think both.
Speaker 5My grandpa definitely got dementia, but he was a raging alcoholic.
Speaker 3Okay, oh yeah, that said.
The heavy alcohol alcohol consumption, I think can contribute to it and contribute to it.
I think I'm not a scientist, but.
Speaker 5I'm not a great sleeper, so I take stuff to help me sleep.
Speaker 2Oh, and I go, I think this is probably going to contribute to me getting dementia.
Speaker 5But I can't get off of it because I feel like I'm too busy to be tired.
So I need to check myself out of life for like six weeks and and shop catch up.
Speaker 2My daughter get my body used to not taking anything to sleep?
Speaker 3What are you taking to sleep?
Speaker 2Xanax?
But I just take it to sleep, that's it.
Speaker 5But in my like maybe ten or no, ten or fifteen years ago, I tried ambient Oh, but it.
Speaker 2Was one of those people that was doing crazy shit on ambient.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, there's no way I could take ambient.
I would absolutely like burn my house down or something.
Yeah, you want to get.
Speaker 2A super shirt in the Washingman Chase, honey.
Speaker 3Ultimately I would destroy a vintage T shirt the worst thing of hall.
That's why I'm not a no.
It's so frightening, and I have.
I used to have a lot of sleep walking incidents as a kid, and frequently caused by like medication, you know, like if I was sick or whatever.
So I'm like, as an adult, when I'm fully capable of doing anything, I can't risk.
Speaker 5Oh my s you cannot risk that your reputation could be destroyed.
Speaker 3My reputations on the line.
What would people think about what happened to the reviews of the podcast?
Speaker 2Oh my god, they might take.
Speaker 3Well, oh gosh, look speaking of you know, horrible things happening to people's reputations.
Really just not thinking about how you were, you're perceived in the world.
This podcast is called I said no gifts, and I was really looking forward to having you here today.
I thought, Haley will come by, we'll have a nice chat, we'll catch up, move on.
No hurt feelings, no discomfort whatsoever.
And so you know, I know emails are sent out about the podcast, or at least I've been told, and I know the time.
I mean the titles right there.
So I was a little surprised.
I don't want to say I was irked or annoyed, but I did notice that you brought a gift today.
Speaker 2I did.
Do you think you'll be able to forgive me?
Speaker 3You know time?
You know we have to.
Speaker 2We'll just see what happens with time.
They do say time heals.
Speaker 3All wound, yes, and so it could be used.
I may take it to the grave.
Speaker 2Well, I hope you take what I gave you to the grave.
Speaker 3This is okay.
Now, whoever's listening to this when I'm dead, there's one thing I need to be buried with.
We're about to find out what it is.
Speaker 2I'm very excited to give it.
Speaker 3Okay, should here put it here?
Speaker 4Okay?
Speaker 2And I did it just bring you a gift.
I put it in a cue bag.
Speaker 3The bag is listener.
If you're not watching the video, which is on YouTube, don't forget.
This is the best bag we've ever gotten on the pod.
Least it's gorgeous.
Speaker 5I feel like it matches your vibe.
Because it's like island d you've you're giving me island vibes with that shirt.
Speaker 3It's my deep tan.
Now this is I want to move here into this bag.
It's the most beautiful watercolor island experience.
And then the tissue is almost like whipped cream.
Speaker 2Don't be more mad.
But there is a card in there.
Oh will you read the card?
But I doubly wait you just.
Speaker 3Oh that was the card.
Speaker 2No, that wasn't the car.
Speaker 3I just throw the whole bag in the spell.
Okay, let's find the card.
Speaker 5He don't tell me it fell out in my way, and.
Speaker 4It may have.
Speaker 3I'm not looking at this.
Speaker 2Wait is there?
Speaker 1No?
Speaker 2There we go.
Speaker 3I don't want to see this yet.
Speaker 4I don't want to read.
Speaker 3Don't see that a very honest person.
Okay.
Oh and a gorgeous postcard?
Where did you get this?
Where did you get any of this?
Speaker 2Tasteful?
Thank you?
Speaker 3Okay, says hey Bridger.
I really hope you can forgive me for bringing a gift.
Speaker 4We've been over that.
Speaker 3It just uh, it's just when I saw this, I thought of you and exclaimed, Bridger needs this.
It has your name all over it.
I hope you love it and that it doesn't end up in a landfill.
Well, it's going to be in my grave and my coffin or burned with me.
I do want to be burned too.
And they're in the postage, says I said, yes gifts.
This is read and then signed by Hayley.
This is really lovely.
I mean, I'm not forgiving you.
Okay, let's get in here.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 5I just want to say that this top, this is brand new.
The top is only open because there was two of these things in there and I took out once we could be matching.
Speaker 2Oh I have mine here.
Speaker 3Too, okay, okay, very exciting.
Okay, so I have let's see.
Oh my god, it's a premium scalp massage or by the brand you Saga.
You Saga sounds like a publishing company where you like give them your name and information and they write a novel about you.
Yes, an ideas podcast, that's what this is.
Yes, there we go, you Saga.
Okay, Wow, let me look at this thing.
Speaker 2Yeah, the bottom go from the bottom.
Speaker 3No bottom, It's in almost a toddler Own style box.
Speaker 2Yes, it is a nice box too, isn't it.
Speaker 3Yeah?
Yeah, Oh this looks incredible.
Oh This is a dream come true.
Speaker 2You like it right right now?
Speaker 3Oh, this has happened on Earth.
I'm already massaging my scalp.
I've never had one of these before.
Speaker 2Oh, that makes me so happy.
Speaker 3Oh and you've got you.
Speaker 5They put two of these in here, Yes, because I because I thought, you know what, we can scrap scalp, scalp?
Speaker 2We can.
I was thinking, you know, we could scratch together.
But then I put my I forgot on the other side of me to get it for you.
And can I get up better frame?
Speaker 3And I'm not allowed to get off out of the seat.
Of course you can, and I'll massage my scalp while you were doing it.
Listener, this feels amazing.
It's I don't know if you've ever seen a massage, scout massage.
It's you know, it's like one of the ones that looks like a whisk.
I could just get double in the kitchen as well, I bake.
Oh, my's incredible.
You know a lot of self massages don't work.
Speaker 5And they're so annoying because you you're hurting your muscles trying to massage another.
Speaker 3This is just like pure relaxation.
Speaker 2Are you a TV watcher like can you see yourself?
Speaker 3Yeah?
Absolutely, I just finished Hunting Wives.
This would have been perfect.
Speaker 2Okay, Can I just tell you something fucked up?
Yeah?
Speaker 3Of course I auditioned for.
Speaker 2The Hunting Wives.
Oh and you'll never believe guess what role I auditioned for.
Speaker 3Let's see, I'm trying to remember any of their names.
Who's the Who's mom?
Speaker 1Who?
Speaker 3No, that's not you.
Maybe what's her name?
Chloe?
No, main character, Chloe.
Speaker 2I wish no.
Speaker 5They called me in four At the time, her name was just Wanda, and then it became Detective Salazar and it's like the woman the least.
Speaker 2Likely world that you should ever come me in for.
And oh my my god.
Speaker 3You would have been like any of the Hunting Wives and would bring that fun energy's that the Hunting Wives needed.
Speaker 5No, they were only calling in black people for and the leads name the least fun roles.
And the character's name was just Wanda at the time.
Now they're like detective Salads are.
But her name was just Wanna and there's only one black Wanda and it's Wanda Sykes.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, of course.
Speaker 2But Wanda is.
Speaker 5A name that as an actor, you get called in all the times for there's two names, show three names, Sheila, Wanda, and Olivia if they want to like pretend to be more well.
Speaker 3Right, So, all my black friends.
Speaker 5And I were like, why are we getting all these wand daughters just and suddenly and for Wanda to Detective Salads are they wanted you to like have this limp And they were saying that you needed to.
Half of her hair was shaved, was shaved, her hair was all fucked up because she had just gotten out of the hospital or something.
And I'm like, black people, black women, We're not going to walk around with fucked up hair.
Speaker 2No black woman is getting out of the hospital.
And if half of your hair is shaved, you're getting away.
Speaker 3Yes, that would be the first step or truly anybody or anybody.
And also the character didn't end up having that.
Speaker 2The character didn't end up having that.
Speaker 5And I'm a cutie, Petuti, Why am I not one of the hunting wives that's getting naked and showing my titty of.
Speaker 3Course and shooting a pig in the woods.
Speaker 2And shooting a pig in the woods.
That's crazy, Detective Solad, Sir, the limp?
Speaker 3Why did she have a like, I mean, okay, it's not like the show is the top quality.
I'm like asking why one thing was wrong with speaking of wigs.
Speaker 2Oh, it didn't bother me that much.
Speaker 3I mean I think it contributed.
Speaker 5I think, you know what, that's a great point.
I think it contributed to.
Speaker 3There are some on meelan acrav and some hairs that are just doing their own things, flying all over the place, so distract.
Speaker 2Is it fucked up for me to say her her her titties looked really good?
Is that like?
I bet she'd appreciate that, because I google like she's got kids or a kid like.
I just thought she looked she looks great, beautiful, showed her boobs in it.
Speaker 3I feel like, did you ever see the comeback?
Which one is the comeback Hayley with Lisa Kudro.
Speaker 2Oh, Well, of course I saw the comeback.
Speaker 3I was gonna ask you to leave this.
Speaker 2That would have been really bad.
That would have been super embarrassing.
Speaker 3I feel like she shows her boobs in that too.
See, I don't think she's very comfortable with her body.
Speaker 5I think this is my early onset dementia because I don't remember her in the comeback.
Speaker 3She's fantastic.
I replays this character Juna, who is like the in the first comeback.
You know, they shoot like the multicamp sitcom and she's like the young hot girl in it, but she's so sweet and wonderful.
Speaker 2Boarding room or something room and boardroom.
Speaker 3So now you've you've proven because you could have been lying up until this point.
You could have just been saying, yeah, I saw it.
Speaker 2Well, they're making a new comeback, you know.
Speaker 3I'm so excited, but it's always risky.
Speaker 2Maybe I'll get an audition for Wanda in it.
Speaker 3That's so crazy.
Speaker 2I'm the last Wanda.
Remember when periscope used to be a thing.
Speaker 3Yeah, I was never on periscope.
Speaker 2Good.
Speaker 3It's kind of the opposite of how I want to communicate with anyone.
Speaker 2Yeh in a live fashion.
Speaker 3Live and kind of just you know, you would just get them right.
Speaker 2Yeah, yeah, you would.
Speaker 3Just get warning.
Speaker 2I was always going life.
Speaker 5But I had shorter hair at the time, and there was a couple of people that would come on and say that I looked like Wanda oh because they had shord hair and Wanda is so cute.
Speaker 3But you know what, I think very different people.
Speaker 5I think I need I need to talk to my therapist about all these my.
Speaker 2The Wanda curse.
Speaker 3Well, I'm glad you're calling this out though.
Speaker 2Yes, yeah, interesting, Yeah yeah.
Speaker 5Listeners, don't call any black woman Wanda unless it's Wanda says, because we're gonna feel some type of way about it.
Speaker 3Did you finish the show The Hunting Wives?
Oh?
Speaker 5Of course, probably in less than a day.
I'm in my Also in my TV, all I want to do is watch TV.
Speaker 3That is so much TV.
Tool It's so much.
Speaker 2TV to watch and I used to feel guilty about watching TV.
Not anymore.
Speaker 3What else are you going to be doing?
Speaker 2I'm working on myself.
Speaker 3No.
Also, it's your career.
Speaker 2It's that's really what I've been saying, Like you're doing homework.
Speaker 5I am doing homework, and I feel like I have gotten way better at what I do since I've been watching TV.
Speaker 3And I imagine you learned a lot from Hunting Wives.
Absolutely, it was so wild, wild show.
Speaker 5Even my mom, who's very conservative, admitted to watching yesterday and.
Speaker 2That she really liked it.
Speaker 1Oh.
Speaker 2Interesting, And you know who told me to watch it?
Alison Brie.
Oh.
I just shot at Macy's campaign with her last week.
Speaker 4Oh, she's fantastic.
Speaker 5She's fantastic.
She was really great to work with, and she said, you got to watch Hunting Wine.
Speaker 3You both could play hunting wives.
So they should bring you in for season two.
But do you know what the problem is is now they're I think season two they're like going to be self aware and it's going to ruin it.
Speaker 2Right.
Speaker 3You know, it was made in a vacuum and no one knew what was going on and that's why it was so special, and that it's going to come back and they'll probably have too much money.
Speaker 2They'll probably yeah, what do you do?
What do you think the budget was for this one?
Speaker 4Four hundred dollars?
Speaker 2I do I want to come in season two.
I want to be really scandalous.
Speaker 4Game you should.
Speaker 3You should come in as a scandalous cop, scandalous detective.
Speaker 2God, I want to be fucking everybody.
Speaker 3Doesn't have a limp, but as a strut I think that that's your character.
I can the limp.
Let's be honest.
I was barely paying attention to what was you know, I was half on my phone, but it was like, just to make the character interesting.
Was that the point?
I don't I don't know.
It was fresh out of the hospital, thing, but I don't think it ever happened.
Speaker 5Speaking about being on your phone, apparently Netflix has this whole second screen thing.
Speaker 2Have you heard about this?
Speaker 5So when they're dealing with their exacts and show runners or whatever, apparently one of the notes that they give all the time is it is it second screen enough?
Speaker 2Meaning?
Speaker 5Will people still be able to clock what's going on with this show while they're on their second screen phone?
Because we're all on our phones.
Speaker 3That is such a dark thing.
Speaker 2It's so dark.
Speaker 5I feel like I'm productive now when I watch a movie, your TV show because because.
Speaker 2We're also scrolling so much.
Speaker 5Oh yeah, if I complete a movie, I say, oh my god, I'm.
Speaker 3It feels like reading the longest novel of all times.
Speaker 2It's infinite, Jazzy, I.
Speaker 3Just finished a movie that's over ninety minutes.
Speaker 4Look at me.
Speaker 2Go wait, oh I thought you were well you did?
You saw Jows?
Speaker 3I saw Jos in a theater.
Speaker 2That's the trick that's impressed.
Speaker 3I have to be in a theater to otherwise I'll at least pause.
Speaker 4The movie once.
Speaker 2Oh I pause all the time.
Speaker 3I've got If I can sit through an entire movie at home without pausing, something my limbs have been broken.
Speaker 2Yeah, you're dead.
Speaker 3Yeah, I'm like, I'm literally handcuffed.
The couch or something, which I do think is a good idea for a chair.
You sit down in it and then you press a button and it locks you in for the length of whatever you're watching.
And now let's say the house catches fire.
Uh oh yeah, something would maybe as a smoke detector on it so it can let you go.
But I would I probably would buy that product, something that just forces you to sit still.
Speaker 5I you know why I wouldn't because I'm really weird about peeing.
Oh yeah, I drink a lot of water.
I'm very I'm a very hydrated person.
Speaker 3Well, there should be a toilet in it problem solved, or a diaper.
Speaker 5That would be a dream come true.
I need to know that I can pee at any time.
Speaker 3I'm kind of kind of in the same camp.
Speaker 2Really.
Speaker 3Yes, you're a peer.
I'm a peer, and I'm very serious about it.
Yeah, and I have to pee often, me too.
I drink a ton of liquid.
Speaker 2Yeah, and you look hydrated.
Speaker 4Thank you.
Speaker 3You do too for glowing.
Speaker 2We are glowing.
Speaker 3We're glowing.
Speaker 4We're dewey.
Speaker 3Yes, you know, last year I made a big prediction that public urination would be big this year, and it turns out it's true.
Speaker 2I love being in public.
Speaker 3I think everyone should be allowed to pee in public.
Speaker 2Absolutely.
Speaker 5I would rather, okay, you know, like when you're on a road trip or something.
I would one hundred percent rather pee in public than go into some janky ass gas station.
Speaker 3It's much cleaner.
Speaker 5It's much cleaner, and I sure to perfect at the squad.
You just have to do like the right squad, and you have to position perfectly so that you don't get any p on your shoes.
Speaker 3Yeah.
See this for women, that's tricky.
Speaker 2It is tricky.
I've been unsuccessful a few times.
Yeah.
Speaker 3I guess I'm speaking from a privileged place of it being very easy to pee in public.
Yeah, but I think everyone should be allowed to.
All of our pets are doing it.
Speaker 2All of our pets are doing it everywhere.
Speaker 3Who's harmed when I'm peeing in public?
Speaker 5Yeah?
How come you can't just be on someone's yard?
Right, you're in Burbank.
We're in Burbank.
Just go be on someone's yard.
Five hundred million dogs have peede right there.
Speaker 3Yes, my pe is of better liquids.
Speaker 2I would think so.
I would absolutely.
Speaker 3Nothing wrong with it.
It's not a help concern, it's not a hazard.
Speaker 2I guess it's a smell concern.
Speaker 3It maybe is smell concern, and people maybe people would I think you should get like a little voucher.
You should get to do it like twice a year.
Speaker 5And only, and then we should all have wrist bands where it's like we're okay seeing someone p in front of you, because I guess that's the consent thing too, right, Like, yeah, I would definitely give consent because I want to see penises ping.
Speaker 2I think it's hot.
Speaker 3Honestly, you're in the city to do it.
Speaker 2I'm in the city to do it.
Speaker 3Yeah, you can see anything in Los Angeles.
Speaker 2You can.
When I'm dating someone, at a certain point, I go, can I see you pee?
Speaker 3Is that true?
Yeah?
Speaker 5I get into I'm like, I want to see someone pee.
I think it's sexy.
Speaker 3How has that gone for you?
Has it worked pretty good?
Speaker 5Although the guy was most recently, it was very excited to see him P.
And then when I saw him P, I thought, Okay, that was a little unremarkable.
Speaker 3Did you break up with him?
Speaker 2Well?
Yeah, but not because of that, and it contributed.
Speaker 3It was.
It was part of the puzzle that as we.
Speaker 5Were together longer, I liked watching him p more and more did I loved him?
Speaker 2I did.
I did enjoy being watching him.
Speaker 3And that's a very mature level of being in a relationship, being able to see somebody use the bathroom.
Speaker 2Yeah, but I would never do the other one.
I don't even want to say it now.
Speaker 3If what about him asking to see you pay?
Oh no, I'm into that, Okay, Okay, so it's fair, okay.
Speaker 2Interesting, not white, but that's two personal Okay, Oh god, that's disgusting.
Speaker 3I mean, do what you want to do.
Everybody has their thing.
Speaker 2You can see me sitting other and you could hear some good coming out.
Speaker 3That's where it's got, right.
Yeah, I think one step beyond that that.
Yeah, let's get out of here.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Do you pe in front of your partner husband?
What do you have?
Speaker 4Boyfriend?
Speaker 2Boyfriend?
Speaker 3Ok No, do not be in front of each other?
Speaker 2Okay, wow, I never asked, so you would be in public, but not in front of your boyfriend?
Speaker 4Exactly?
Speaker 2What's this about?
Speaker 3That's a great question, and I guess it's let's see, I guess it's that I don't care about the greater population.
I guess everyone else could just I don't care how they feel about me, and I don't care about them, but about my boyfriend.
Speaker 2Okay, Oh that's true love.
Speaker 4I think.
Yeah, I guess that's it.
Speaker 2That's really true listing, but.
Speaker 3Yeah, I would.
My dog has recently learned to open doors, and she's, uh, you know, coming in when I'm peeing, and like, Bonnie, you've got to you need to leave my cat.
Speaker 5I have, I have got I've got four rescue animals, which I know sounds unhinged.
Speaker 2That's lovely, thank you.
Speaker 5Two of my dogs are seniors.
They're thirteen.
One just started chemo, but he's gonna be okay.
Speaker 2He's okay.
The other one I okay.
Speaker 5My dogs have cardiologists on collagists and what are the.
Speaker 2Heart doctors called cardiologists?
Speaker 5Oh yeah, cardiologists on collegists, ophthalmologists.
Speaker 2Wow, the eyes, even the eyes.
Speaker 5I just got cataract surgery for one of my dogs.
My other dog is now on.
He just had to have half his pancreas removed.
Speaker 2But they're everything.
But okay.
Speaker 5So I have also have two rescue cats and my one orange cat Sticky likes to come and sit on my lap life.
Oh no, he he always there's a thing about like, yes, there's something he thinks he's like protecting me or something.
But like he will come jump on my lap when I'm peeing.
That's very c It is very sweet because I pee in the middle of the night and so when he.
Speaker 3Comes in, Oh, that's really lovely.
How how old were your dogs when you got them?
Speaker 2They were only eight weeks old, so I've had him for all thirteen years.
Speaker 1Oh.
Speaker 5I got them at the pound on the day they were going to be put down.
I drove all the way to Lancaster.
Speaker 3Oh that's so sweet.
Are they big or small?
Speaker 2Small?
Speaker 3Yeah?
I guess when if they're thirteen, they've got to be small dogs.
Speaker 2Oh that's really I want them to.
Speaker 5People are like warning me that they're going to die soon, but I don't think that they are.
But people are like, well, this is like you're in denial.
But I'm like, no, I think I have at least three years.
Speaker 3It a little dog.
I think you really can get you know, fifteen, sixteen years old.
Speaker 5Yeah, they can, and the light is still on in their eyes and they're best friends.
So they still put Oh my god, I just had to get so Bowie, the little swan who's got bad back legs.
Speaker 3Is he on the wheels.
Speaker 5I tried to get him on the wheels.
He was not doing it, and he would never do any sort of like shoes or socks.
I've tried those a long time.
But now his leg got really bad.
So I got grippy socks.
And he's very smart and he knows that now he has to wear the socks so he doesn't try to take him off.
And his legs are doing better because he's not slipping.
Speaker 3And slide it are they like chihua?
Was?
Speaker 5Well, one is Iggy is a Chihuahua, but he's the one.
He's like fifteen pounds, so he's like like a teenage jaw.
He's Chuaue miniature pincher.
And the other one is a Yorkie from a backyard breeder.
And apparently the breeder was busted, like busted by the cops, right, and that's how he ended up at the pound.
Speaker 4Wow, that's so sweet.
Speaker 3And this is a good example of uh not to you know, just lecture people, but you can get almost any type of dog at a rescue.
Speaker 5My friend Jackie Johnson, you've had Jackie was just talking about this.
She got Gary, her new poodle, little brown poodle, a rescue.
Speaker 3Yes, look, it takes a little time and patience.
Yes, and you can get and he cares.
Every dog's pretty fantastic.
Speaker 2Can I just say one of my friends dead.
Speaker 5I don't think she's gonna listen to this podcast because she lives in her own world.
So I'm gonna say something that's not deeply selfish maybe, but well, yeah, So she's obsessed with Korea right now.
I started with Korean television shows.
Then she started taking Korean classes.
She's like sixty, but she's going to all the BTS staff like whatever somehow.
So she decided that she was going to rescue a dog from Korea.
Speaker 2So she.
Speaker 3Just because it's Korea, just because it's Korea.
Speaker 5She wanted a Korean dog only, so she rescued dog from Korea.
She had that dog for several years.
The dog died, so then she was like, I can only have another dog from Korea.
So she just got another dog from Korea.
She had to pay someone from Korea to fly the dog here.
She had to put up and at that point it goes.
It's not even a rescue because there are so many emissions like this.
You've actually done worse for the environment.
Speaker 3Of coursed a huge just so that.
Speaker 5You could get some white multipoo with crusty eyes.
Speaker 3You could have rescued like fifty dogs, fifty dogs homes for and she only gets rescue Korean dogs.
Speaker 5But she also has cats.
But she spends ten thousand dollars each on her cats.
Speaker 3People, and again, everyone do whatever you want to do.
We all have to just enjoy our lives.
But when someone doesn't rescue a cat, when you go out of your way to buy a cat, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2Ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 3Just get a lovely little cat from a rescue from your front door.
Yes, they're literally everywhere.
Cat right there, they're free.
Speaker 2Take one, They're free.
Speaker 3They're all over the place.
Yeah, when somebody is very specific about getting a certain I guess there are allergy things, but then you can find the not the hypoallergenic ones at.
Speaker 2Rescues absolutely anywhere.
Speaker 3Yeah.
The cat thing to me is like, what are you doing?
Speaker 5Both of my cats are rescues, and oh my god, I just got a tattoo of one of my cats are here, gorgeous.
Speaker 4What's her name?
Speaker 2Spirit?
Speaker 3Oh wait?
Speaker 5You know how I Oh my god.
Okay, wait another one of your guests, Patrick Patrick, who created No but I know Patrick Walsh.
Speaker 3We love Patrick Waller.
Speaker 5So I guest starred on his show, Living Biblically of course right the day.
Speaker 2This is a wild story.
This is a wild story.
Buckle up, everybody, buckle the fuck up.
Speaker 4Ve Patrick.
Speaker 2But Patrick, he could be Do you think he's listening to this?
Speaker 3Definitely listened to this one.
Speaker 2Oh my god, we should tell him.
I'm going to tag it.
Speaker 3Let's talk about how horrible of a.
Speaker 5Person that motherfucker.
Okay, so I was not a huge cat person.
Right Separately, I book a guest star on Living Biblically, or show Patrick Walsh created and show ran the night before my very first day, I had a dream that I rescued a cat and it was a very specific cat with very specific coloring and a collar that was purple with pink flowers, right right, And you know how usually you forget your dream and if you remember it, you forget it by the ten am or of course, Well, my first day, our rehearsal was I didn't need my call time wasn't till one p or something maybe too so even later in the afternoon, I'm going, I cannot shake this dream about rescuing a cat.
And I thought I was allergic to cats.
It was just like, I can't stop thinking about this dream.
I saw a clear vision of the cat.
I go to my rehearsal for a living biblically.
I decide that I want to watch the rehearsal for the scenes that I'm not in sure.
Some a prop guy is sitting on his lap and there's a kitten on it, and I go over and I'm like, oh my god, can I pet this kitten?
And as I'm petting the kitten, I'm like, oh, I love her, and I'm like, oh, this she kind of looks familiar.
Speaker 2And then I go, you.
Speaker 5Know, this cat looks just like this cat that I had in my dream last night, except she had a purple collar with pink flowers on it, and they lift up her fur and it was the exact collar for my watch.
Yes, so I'm going I'm like so.
The prop person later told me that they wanted to bring in the cat the day before, but something told them not to and she would have gotten scooped up because she's gorgeous.
Speaker 2Something told her to bring the cat that day.
Speaker 5So I had to act chill because I was just a guest star and Cameron Manheim like all these people were like.
Speaker 2Obsessed with this cat.
So I was like, I can't be rude and be the guest that it goes.
Speaker 3I'm sorry to be the person.
I had a dream about this cat and I need to take it home.
Speaker 5Well, word got around, word got around, and so Cameron Mannheim a couple of people that were like, this is your cat.
Oh, so I want Part of the reason why her name is Spirit is because I wanted I almost aimed her CBS since I was but I wanted a name that sounded like something biblically living, biblically.
Speaker 3Really right, and it had visited you in a dream.
Speaker 2Like a spirit would exactly.
Speaker 4That's amazing.
Speaker 3Yeah, Patrick aware.
Speaker 2Of I don't think Patrick's aware of this.
That's all we have to tag him.
Speaker 3Wow, I think he has a cat.
He's a cat person.
Speaker 2He is a cat.
That's a good sign.
Speaker 3Yes, it's always a good sign.
Yeah, and someone's really against a cat?
Speaker 4What are you?
Speaker 3Huh?
Speaker 2What's wrong?
Speaker 4What's this opinion coming from.
Speaker 2Everyone thinks they're allergic to cats, but they're not really.
Speaker 3You know, I don't want to deny anyone's experience, but I'm happy to deny my boyfrid friends.
Speaker 2Your boyfriend says that he's allergic to cats.
Speaker 4Yeah, no, you're not.
Speaker 2It's this is a major problem.
Speaker 3It's a thing.
Where where is that coming from?
Is do they think?
Because I'm sure some people.
Speaker 5Are maybe once they had a thing, or it's coming I know people that have been, like I have had to have Inhaler's because of cats.
My grandpa was a pediatric allergy person, and I know I can't be realre of cats.
And then they come over to my house and they're like totally fine, and the cats are jumping on them.
I'm like, we've all convinced hers.
I started the story by going, I thought I was allergic to cat.
You were all convinced ourselves are allergic.
Speaker 3Former allergic to cat person.
No, yeah, A lot of people think that, And I think that there's probably out of everyone that claims that, probably ten percent of them actually are allergic to cats.
I agree, And then the rest of them sneezed once by coincidence around a cat by coincidence, or had a mosquito bite while petting a cat.
Speaker 5Do you know what I'll give them if you're petting a cat and then maybe you immediately rub your eye or something.
Speaker 2But true love is getting the shot so that you're not right.
Speaker 3There are things you can do.
Speaker 5There are there are things you can do if you're not willing to get a shot for me to be here in my cats.
Speaker 2If you are one of the ten percent that's allergic, get me get the shot.
So have you owned a cat before I have?
Yes, tell me about him her.
Speaker 3I had two little boy cats.
It's a long story and a lot of it has to be told off record because there's a kind of a wild person involved and it became a wild situation.
But they were two very sweet little cats in Mark and Dan.
And then we had to move across country.
Then it became this whole thing, but we found a new home for you.
Yes, And I wish I could tell the story on the podcast, but it involves someone posting something online and then someone else becoming very upset about it and then getting in a fight with my boyfriend.
The whole thing is and if I told you the names involved this, you'd.
Speaker 4Be like, what is going on?
Speaker 2Famous people?
Speaker 5Yes, but those people are unhinged like some famous they're not well, right.
Speaker 3I think being famous frequently mutates your brain.
Speaker 1You know.
Speaker 5They say that the age that you become really famous at is the age you stop maturing.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, oh yeah, that's very apparent.
If you watch certain people on TV and then look at their career history, you're like, oh, that's why they're still behaving like that at fifty years old.
Actually it's like, oh, you were twenty one, okay, yeah.
Speaker 2And I intend to be very famous.
Speaker 5So the benefit of the fact that it hasn't happened yet is well, great, I get to have it all.
Speaker 3I get to be mature, right, allowed to be famous until you're forty five.
Speaker 2Well, I'm ready to be famous now.
So I'm going to change the age on that a little bit.
Speaker 5I'm ready to be famous by the time this podcast comes out.
Speaker 2I want to be number one on IMDb.
Speaker 3Okay, how about let's say thirty Okay, for thirty feels I would give it.
Speaker 5Well, at thirty, your prefrontal cortex has had five years.
Speaker 2For ant I would say maybe thirty four.
Speaker 3Thirty four feels like the right age for someone to get attention, any attention at all.
Speaker 2Any attention before that, you're fucked.
Speaker 3You should be in a little held in a little cell until you're thirty four and then released and people can pay attention to you absolutely, otherwise you become a monster person.
Speaker 2I went out the other day.
Speaker 5I was walking through the Sunset Bar, like the clubs in like, uh, but whatever a club's bars, wine bars whatever on Sunset and like.
Speaker 2Silver La Coca Park area.
Do you these gen Z motherfuckers are smoking this again?
Speaker 3I'm like, what's what is going on?
The way that don't smoke was hammered into my brain through elementary school.
Yeah, and then and just with the.
Speaker 2Facts everyone is smoking.
Speaker 3I saw something somebody had posted about this on Instagram the other day and some gen Z people got in and basically we're just saying, well, everything is ruined, why not kill ourselves.
Speaker 2I kind of get that, and I.
Speaker 3Was like, oh, that is a hard one to argue against.
I'm okay, you got me.
Speaker 5I was talking to my pilates instructor the other day who said that once he realized his dog was going to die, he started giving the dog all the food that it wanted because he was like, it's gonna So I see gen Z sort of taking that out of dude.
They're like things are so bad also, but I just don't feel good.
Speaker 3When I smoke well, and also like they're definitely we're all going to be around until a natural lifespan is over.
The earth isn't going to end the next well knock on wood, Yeah, next twenty to seventy years, so you're still going to end up with lung cancer.
Speaker 5But I think humans could be done by then.
I think the earth, the oceans that will be there.
I don't think we're long.
Speaker 2I don't.
Speaker 3I don't want to hear a hard prediction on when humans are done.
Let's all put it in our calendars.
Speaker 2I would say humans are done in ten to fifteen hours.
That's why I don't understand people are having babies.
Speaker 3Now.
I've got to stop saving my money, gotta go on some vacation.
Speaker 5One of the guys who was an integral part of making AI said that he stopped saving for retirement because we're all going to be so fucked before then.
Speaker 2I know.
Oh no, wait, I have a question.
Speaker 5Speaking of cigarettes, I would listen to your Rob Hoffman because I because I love her fantastic.
Speaker 2Is this a cigarette she brought you?
Speaker 3This is not that one is at home.
Robbie autographed that cigarette.
Speaker 2Oh that's so cool.
Speaker 5I saw her a couple of weeks ago at two hundred South Librea, which is a very pop It's like one of the main commercial casting offices.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, of course I know this one.
It's right by the Ralphs where a rat ran across my foot.
Speaker 2Oh, a rat ran across your foot?
Speaker 3Very traumatic time in my life.
Speaker 5That I love all rodents and critters, but a rat would scare me because if they bit me, you're basically dead.
Speaker 3You might as well just throw yourself in front of a car.
Speaker 2I would freak.
Speaker 5And I pet squirrels, but I would be freaked out if a rat bit.
Speaker 3Right across my foot.
Speaker 2Oh my god, were you wearing sandals?
Speaker 4Thank god?
Speaker 3No, can you imagine I was barefoot?
Speaker 2You were a kid.
Speaker 3But you saw Robbie at two hundred South Libre.
Speaker 2Yeah, and it was very curious to me.
Speaker 5I wonder if maybe Robbi's listening to the because I'm a major fan of hers.
I think she's so cool.
I loved her episode of the podcast She's absolutely unbelievable.
And when I saw it two hundred South, when she walked by, I was like, hey, like your work, but I said it kind of blow and she walked by fast as she didn't hear.
Speaker 2But I'm wondering.
Speaker 5I was like, this was after she was nominated for an Emmy, and I'm like, was she auditioning for commercial?
Because every once in a while you see people auditioning for commercials that you're like, you're too famous to be in a commercial, but like, I'm all doing it.
Speaker 2So I'm like, was Robbie Hoffman there auditioning for commercial?
Speaker 3I really want to know she may have been.
Speaker 2Robbie.
If you're listening to this.
Speaker 3Did your book?
Please?
Speaker 2Did you book it?
Did you?
Speaker 3I adore Robbie I And it's funny.
Robbie was on the podcast like right before she really hit yeah, and I think a lot of listeners were like a few steps behind what Robbie does right right, It's like, just be patient.
Robbie's the best Robi.
You'll understand exactly what's going on.
Speaker 2I loved all her takes on cars.
Speaker 5I loved all of it.
But she's giving gen Z.
Motherfucker smoking but she says she smoke all the time.
She said that on the podcast.
Speaker 3What does that mean.
Speaker 2I don't know.
Speaker 3I feel like smoking at all is probably dangerous.
Speaker 5I smoked a little bit in my twenties, but that was like, I don't know.
I thought I was being like emo and cool or something like.
I don't know what the fuck I was doing.
Speaker 3Yeah, I've never smoked.
Speaker 2Don't start.
It's gross.
Speaker 3Its yeah, there's no appeal for me.
Speaker 5I know someone who relapsed on hard drugs and it started with one cigaret.
Speaker 2Oh no, the worst possible I know.
Speaker 5He said that it made him feel dizzy and like it gave him that high feeling that he had missed after years.
Speaker 2Of being sober.
So he relapsed on hard drugs after one cigarette.
Speaker 3And so many sober people smoke.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 3Interesting, Yeah, very interesting.
I gotta be careful with the cigarettes.
Speaker 2You gotta be careful with a cigarettes.
Speaker 3Well, is there anything else we should say about this wonderful gift?
Oh my, I mean it feels phenomenal.
I just want to know that you're going to use it absolutely while watching TV.
This is the perfect thing to do.
Speaker 2You know what I was going to say, maybe because I have another one at home.
Speaker 5I was going to say, maybe I could give you mine so you use boyfriend, But then I was like that might be weird because now it's like my scout.
Speaker 3No, he and I will share that.
You guys will the fights over this one.
Speaker 5When I was thinking about things to get you, I almost was like going to get you a la boo boo, but then I was like, I don't know, that's kind of like already phased out a little bit.
Speaker 2And by the time this airs, does anyone caring?
Speaker 5Right then, I was going to get you a laff fufu, but they're thirty dollars.
Speaker 4Look right behind you.
Speaker 3Oh there's a lafufu.
Speaker 2Thank god, I didn't get you a laf fufu.
Oh my god.
Speaker 3And I've gotten la boo boos.
Speaker 2Oh, thank god I didn't get you that.
Oh my god, thank god.
Speaker 3I've got them all.
Speaker 2Something popped in my head.
Speaker 5I closed my eyes and I was like, let me meditate for this on a second, and I said, head scratcher, And I knew in that moment that it was the right choice.
Speaker 3This is a you know, with this podcast, so many of the gifts are absolutely things I should burn, totally useless in my life.
This is actually something that's going to improve the situation and thrilled about it.
That makes you, well, I think we should play a game.
Speaker 2Oh, let's play a game.
Speaker 3Okay, We're going to play a game called Gift or a Curse.
But I need a number between one and ten from you.
Speaker 2Seven.
Speaker 3Okay, I have to do some light calculating to get our game piece is so right?
Now you can promote, recommend, do whatever you want.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 5Well, I just had a short film that I wrote, directed in star In be chosen as a Vimeo staff pick, so it premiered on Vimeo on Friday, September fifth.
Speaker 2So you guys, go to Vimeo staff picks watch my film.
Speaker 5It's called The errand you'll get to see why I'm ready to be number one on IMDb by next Monday.
And yeah, I shot six national commercials this year and no one ever promotes commercials like who cares?
But I'm like, I'm literally on a roll.
I booked six national commercials.
Speaker 3You are keeping one agency afloat.
Speaker 2I'm keeping one agency a float.
Speaker 5So I'm just saying, keep your eyes fieled for me, honey, because you never know where I'm going to pop up.
Speaker 3I was there a favorite commercial you were in?
Speaker 2Well, okay, later next week.
Speaker 5Oh, I'm about to shoot a commercial for Geico with the gecko.
Speaker 3Do you know who has a n Well, I don't want to embarrass her too much, but had an enormous crush on the gecko as my niece.
Oh, she fell in love with the gecko.
Speaker 2Cute.
The gecko is a hottie.
Speaker 3Yeah, what's his name?
Speaker 2He definitely pee is outside?
Speaker 3Oh yeah, absolutely.
He does not have a toilet.
Speaker 5She does not have a to Wait, the Geico gecko has an actual name.
Speaker 3Yeah, let me see Geico.
I let's see Martin Martin.
Yeah, oh that's hot.
My niece was obsessed with this guy.
She would have married him had she'd been given the chance.
Yeah, this was an age twenty.
Speaker 2Okay, Well that's surprising.
Speaker 3I think she was like probably four or five when she fell in love with Martin the gecko.
Speaker 5Well, I hope she doesn't come for me that I'll want to be working with him.
Speaker 3You'll have to be in touch.
If you get any gecko merch, you might have to send some of my way send to my niece.
Speaker 4Although I think she may have outgrown.
Speaker 5I've worked with some huge people, Will Smith, Chris Rock, Dennis Hopper, huge people.
Speaker 2They have nerding on that getto thing compared to thee.
Speaker 3Yeah yeah, okay, well everyone look out for the Geico commercial.
But more importantly watch the short on video.
Yeah, that's all the short of the day.
Speaker 2It is no Vimeo staff picks.
Speaker 3It's like the most right, that's top level.
Speaker 2It played at Palm Springs.
It's great.
Speaker 5I just finished my Yeah, I'm also in my directing era.
I'm in a lot of eras right now.
Speaker 3That's a and making a short is not an easy thing to do.
Speaker 2It's not an easy thing.
Speaker 3Did every element.
Speaker 5I did every element of including paying for the whole thing myself, because I'm not one of these crowdfunding motherfuckers.
Speaker 3It's hard to it's hard to ask money to crowdfund a short because they are on money.
Speaker 2Does it?
Everyone does it.
Speaker 3Well, friend, and I consider doing that even shot a thing as like, I simply can't ask people to pay for my short.
Maybe a movie.
Speaker 2Maybe a movie, But I know rich people that are crowdfunding.
Speaker 3Kickstarter has got to look at bank statements.
I'm sorry, but if you have a certain amount of money in the bank.
You should not be allowed.
Speaker 2You should not be allowed.
Speaker 5I'm actually glad that you didn't kickstart that thing because Jackie Johnson, we shit talk people who start kicks our for things that we don't think are good.
So I'm really glad you didn't do that because.
Speaker 3West very good.
But it was too ambitious, so.
Speaker 5We would go Bridges got a successful podcast, He's got all these gifts.
He could sell those gifts.
Why is he Why is it now my problem to pay for his editor?
Speaker 3It was we went too far with the script quite frankly.
Speaker 2So it was an expensive one.
Speaker 4It was too expensive.
Speaker 2How many locations.
Speaker 3Four or five driving I had.
Speaker 2Driving in mine?
I had a lot of driving in mine.
It ain't cheap.
We had to take the hood off my car a lot.
Speaker 4It's a lot.
Speaker 3This was about the owners of Supercuts franchise going to the International Haircutters Ball and Expo.
Speaker 2Okay, so I very I would definitely this.
Speaker 3Is why I needed to be made.
But the money just simply isn't there.
Speaker 2We got to find you that money.
Speaker 3Okay.
This is how we play gift.
I'm going to name three things you'll tell me if they're a gift or a curse and why, and then I'll tell if you're right or wrong, because there are correct answers and you can lose.
Let be careful, all right.
This first one is from a listener named keV.
Gift to a curse right turn green arrow.
No, I don't want that.
Speaker 2Why because I want left turn green arrow?
Speaker 5For first of all, I'm going to turn right when it says no turn on red anyway, no right on red.
Speaker 2So don't give me a fucking green arrow.
That's weird.
I don't know.
I just don't like it.
It's like a natraw.
Speaker 3So you're saying curse, I'm saying, does that exist?
Does exist?
Speaker 1I'm sorry?
Speaker 3What hold on?
Speaker 5You're trying to tell me that out here in these new streets of Los Angeles there's a green arrow that tells you if you can turn right.
Speaker 3And you have experienced one, you're just not aware of it.
Speaker 2I don't like it.
Speaker 5I want either no turn on red that I don't listen to, or I want just a regular green and I.
Speaker 3Go with the flow.
It's a curse, a curse, yeah, correct, Okay, this is a curse, unfortunately, And you're kind of really illustrating why it's such a curse.
I think the technology is too advance for human beings.
Anyone that sees one of those is just like, I don't know, I don't know what to do with myself.
Yeah, because you're already used to being able to kind of turn on a red light, suddenly you're being given to it feels like too much power where you're like, I already kind of understand the rules of this.
Why am I allowed to I should be able to go at a green or stop at a red and go.
And this feels like this weird other realm of turning that makes no sense.
It's such the opposite of the left green arrow, which empowers you and gives you you're the king of the road.
Speaker 2For it feels so safe on a left green arrow.
Speaker 3Oh you feel fantastic.
Yeah, and you're really given a power, especially if you're at the front of the line.
You're like, I'm going to charge us all through the intersections.
This is a nice yes.
Speaker 2Yes.
Speaker 5Wait, so if there is a left right does that mean oh no, sorry, if there is a right green, does that mean you can only turn when the green arrow like what it can?
Speaker 1Does it?
Speaker 2Right?
The arrow also just do a regular green.
Yes.
Speaker 3No, that's where it gets confusing because some of them can be a no turn at the red, but some of them can turn at the red.
It's there's too many There are just too many possibilities.
Speaker 5No, And as we established, I'm share in my clueless right wangler era, I can you know we're lucky?
Speaker 3I parallel, You're done danger to everyone already, so they're a curse?
You got that?
Speaker 2Cul Yes?
Okay, good, all right?
Speaker 3Number two this is from an unknown listener, unmarked grave.
I'm apologizing to them gift or a curse.
Sharing food family style while out to eat.
Speaker 2Oh I love it?
Speaker 5Why because I'm always that person that's like, no, I don't want French fries.
Speaker 2But I know.
Speaker 5But when I say I don't want French fries, I know that I want at least.
Speaker 2Four of your fresh fries.
Speaker 5And as long as people wash their hands, like I hate being out to dinner, and I know that someone didn't wash their hands beforehand.
So if we're like family and style, I need to know that everyone's hands are clean.
But if I can trust it everyone's hands are clean, then I want a little bit of what everyone's having because I already want a little bit of what everyone's having, even if it's not family estyle.
Speaker 3I've got a lot of questions.
Okay, how do you know who's wash your hands and who has because I keep the black light.
Speaker 5Yeah, well, you know, I just came from a relationship with kids.
Speaker 2So I was very very right, very onto who's washing their hands and who's not.
Speaker 5So now I've got a little PTSD about you know, clean hands.
But I just remember going my friend and I walked our dogs to a restaurant, and so my first thing when I got there was like, oh, well, will you hold my dog because I'm gonna go wash my hands down because we're eating sushi.
Speaker 2Then I came back and she just and then she's.
Speaker 5Just sitting there and I couldn't eat because I'm speaking to myself.
Speaker 2We both just walked our dogs here.
Speaker 3Bitch, like, I know what's on your hands.
Speaker 2I know what's on your hands.
Speaker 5So I very passively, aggressively just kept being like, all hold tricksy while.
Speaker 2You gotta wash your hand until she got the hand.
Speaker 3I think in that situation you should just say go.
Speaker 2Wash your hands, go wash your yeah, to deal with it.
Speaker 3So you're saying gift, what was the question again, sharing food, family stuff, gift, Yeah, wrong, curse.
Oh what a stressful situation.
This, This creates non stop stress for everyone at the table.
Why because no one ever gets everything they want?
Okay, nobody.
You know.
The only time this ever really works.
Speaker 4Is with Chinese food.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 3Otherwise you know, you're like, you're trying to be polite, so you're not taking as much as you want.
Speaker 2Oh I'm not polite.
Speaker 3Well, and so you're part of the problem because someone of the Elser tables saying, oh, look, Hayley's taking more than I took.
Speaker 2I reach across the table.
Speaker 3See it's it's too chaotic.
Yeah, everyone needs their own plate that they can look at and say, this is my plate, and I can share a little bit of it.
Yeah, but if a bunch of items are ordered, then we're passing it around and no, no, thank you.
That's wrong.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Yeah, you hate eating with me?
Speaker 3Keep family style at home.
Speaker 2When I eat, I make a lot of crumbs.
I smell.
Speaker 3Oh, I'm an absolute disaster.
Speaker 2You are.
Oh, so you can't wear your vindored Suberu shirt while you're eating that I've gotten I'm a risk take.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's like I care about everything and nothing at all.
Speaker 3Yes, yeah, but yeah it's a curse.
I absolutely I just I don't feel comfortable with it.
I walk away not having as much of the item I wanted, and I'm now mad at people at the time.
Speaker 2No, you're too nice.
Get what you want, go get.
Speaker 3Your I deserve it.
Speaker 2Yeah, you guys could order a second plate of it.
Speaker 3I'm worth a second plate.
Speaker 5Yes, I'm really an asshole because if I'm obsessed with guacamole, and so if we go anywhere there's a workamoia, I know I take more than my fair share, but I can't help it.
Speaker 3Well, yeah, I guess people have just got to take as much as they want and if they need more, they order more.
But I don't want to have to order more.
Wow, I want to order one plate.
Speaker 2That might be on you, nothing is ever on me.
Speaker 3Moving on, all right.
This is from a listener named Courtney.
Okay, gift you a curse when you're struggling to decide between entrees.
Another food related one.
Gift a curse when you're struggling to decide between entrees and the waiter says they're out of one, so the decision is made for you.
Speaker 2I don't think I like that, why because.
Speaker 5Because I didn't get to make the decision, because they're out of what.
I'm also coming at this from kind of a skewed angle because I'm vegan.
Oh so I can't even already have the entire many, which might also be why I feel entitled to the stuff that is vegan.
I think I have a little bit of like maybe what's available that's vegan entitlement.
Speaker 3I think that that I'm on I support you in that.
Actually, anyone who has this particular need that should get more of that item.
Speaker 2Should get more of that item.
Speaker 3Absolutely, that only makes sense because everyone else will be doing more of everything and tangent.
Speaker 5I don't like when people make fun of make vegan jokes, or make fun of vegans, or make fun of the valley or people who live in the valley, because I like those.
Speaker 3Are very dated, hacky, bullshit hack give me a break.
Speaker 5You know, I've like matched with people on dating apps, you know, years ago or whatever.
Who they really think that a great opening joke is like, oh, when I used to live in the studio city, like make a valley joke, and.
Speaker 2I'm like, I'm unmapped, really immediately.
Studio City is fucking amazing.
Speaker 3It's fantastic.
They've got a Marshal's, They've got Michaels.
Those are in the same building you want.
Speaker 2Yes, Oh my god, another depart method.
Speaker 5I grew up going going to that exact building that you're talking about, and I one time tried to dine and dash, and that's where I tried to There was a sushi red and all you can eat sushi.
Speaker 2Oh yeah, why the consequence?
Speaker 3We just went to admit that, Wow, that's a historic building.
Speaker 2For you, then that's a historic building.
Speaker 5And it's the only time I've ever tried to dine and die terrifying, and I just did it for the story.
Speaker 3I would absolutely trip on my way out.
I'm not a dining dasher.
I can't risk it.
Speaker 5Oh no, I I if I like a f I order Postmates and they give they give me the wrong order.
Sometimes I'll get I'll feel so emotional because I was still looking forward to it that I'll like want to cry.
Speaker 2I'll like cry.
So if I really want something.
Speaker 5On a menu and they're out of it, I'm like, why did I even come here?
Speaker 3Well, Hailey, the answer, unfortunately, is gift It's an absolute.
Speaker 2Gift because it takes a decision away from me.
Speaker 3It really for you know, for me and I and for everyone.
I'll speak for everyone.
It's such a refreshing feeling to just say, well, now it's out of my hands.
Wow, the universe has decided this was the item today.
Yeah, I get to have the item now.
If if the one eye, if there's only one item on the menu and it's out, Yeah, now we're getting to tear terry.
Speaker 2Well, I go to a restaurant kind of knowing what I want already.
Speaker 3Do you do that?
Of course?
Am I not on the website for an hour.
Speaker 5Before You're going to that restaurant for that item?
You're exciting and then that's robbed of you.
Speaker 3Rarely do I show up.
It has to be a place I regularly go to if I'm going to not have something in mind.
Speaker 2It has to yeah, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 3If it's like the first time I'm going somewhere, there's an item I want on the menu.
Speaker 5Right, yeah, because you're looking at it before.
Yeah, what about your favorite item?
At Clark Cheek Diner.
Speaker 3I have several cop salad, chicken enchiladas, club chicken fingers, Oh yeah, I think those are the four go tos for me.
Speaker 5I love a club sandwich.
They make really good vegan ones, so I'm still in my clubs.
Speaker 3Club sandwich is a winner almost every time.
If you make a bad club sandwich, full shut down to the restaurant.
Oh honey, it's a very It has a lot of great ingredients.
It should be easy to meet.
Speaker 2It should be so easy to make.
Speaker 3Well.
I can't remember how many points you got here.
Speaker 2I won.
I've done better than any other guest ever.
Speaker 3You've kind of you get a trophy, you get a cash prize.
Okay, I think we should move on to the final segment of the podcast.
We're going to answer a listener question.
People are writing into I said no gifts at gmail dot com, or they're sending a voice note which has to be sixty secon and slung.
It has to be in a quiet area.
Yes, those are the two qualifications listener.
Speaker 4Just so you know we.
Speaker 2Can, I ask you a question.
I'm so sorry, I'm so full.
I need to know.
How do you feel about voice memo?
When a friend sends you instead of a text, they send you a voice.
Speaker 3Fully depends on the friend and how long it is again the friend.
Do you know who's a very good If I ever get a voice note from Patrick Walsh, ooh, it's like winning the lottery.
They're every time, they're unbelievably entertaining.
They're to the point, but sometimes they're long, but they're worth it and okay, okay he sends me.
Every time I get one from him, I'm laughing out loud.
And it's not just like joking around.
It's usually a good story or a piece of relevant information.
How do you feel about them?
Speaker 5Well, I'm pro, very pro very pro I'm always sending a voice memo and I've gotten pretty egregious with it because when first voice Mama s first became a thing, it was like, maybe keep it to thirty seconds.
Speaker 2To a minute or to a minute.
Speaker 5Well, one of my friends, my friend Mecca, she started sending me ten minute long voice It was insane.
So then that ruined my barometer for it.
Where now I'm sending very long voice memos.
Sometimes some I could even someone else is even talking to me, I'm still recording and then I'm like a second all that I'm ordering up the drive figure one sec.
They have to have my order, and then I come back.
But you know, I have a very dynamic life.
There's a lot happening on.
It can't all be conveyed through tex.
So I'm sending voice memos.
They've gotten too long.
I send them to Jackie Johnson all the time.
Speaker 3I go back.
I bet those are good exchanges.
Speaker 4Though.
Speaker 2Yes, sometimes I think she just probably reads.
Speaker 3The Sometimes with some friends I do that.
I'm like, this isn't gonna be fun to listen.
It's gonna be a waste of my time.
What are you trying to tell me?
Speaker 5Yeah, the transcript is is a gift and a curse.
Actually it really is, because it's not always going to be accurate.
I'm just going to hear my tone.
Speaker 3You have to decipher what's going on.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 5Yeah, but you know who loves voice memos?
Black people?
Oh interesting, Yeah, I realized it's really a black thing.
We have embraced it.
Speaker 4Why do you think that is?
Speaker 2I don't know.
Maybe we love to talk.
Speaker 3I don't know.
Speaker 5Black people will send you a long ass voice memo and feel no shame.
Speaker 4Interesting.
Speaker 5Every once in a while something will come out that black people we just collectively and subconsciously decaid this is for us, and I feel like voice memos is one of those things.
Speaker 3Right, and me, I am so unbelievably scared of sending one.
Oh, I will be very careful about sending one because I'm I'm I don't want to waste anyone's time.
Speaker 2Oh see, you know you gotta you gotta take up your space.
You got to eat all the food at the table.
Speaker 3Everybody wants to be a podcast.
Speaker 2Oh yeah, that's what they are.
They all podcast.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Speaker 5My boyfriend would well, I don't know, boyfriend, act or whatever, this person in my life.
He would be like, well, you're just said like if I was frustrated about so that, he'd be like, okay, now you're just sending me a podcast, Like how am I supposed to respond to this?
Speaker 2And I was like, in another.
Speaker 3Way, I supposed to just listen to me for one to.
Speaker 2Complain three minutes about the dishes and the thing.
Speaker 3I think the rule is be entertaining.
Yes, if you're a bore, don't send one of those.
Speaker 2Don't send one.
No, No, don't yawn in it.
Speaker 4I don't want to yawning.
Speaker 3And start over.
Be a professional, ridiculous, have some production value.
All right, let's answer a question here this is Hello Bridger an illustrious guests.
Speaker 2Oh, very nice compliment.
Speaker 3I am a huge fan of your show.
Ow now this person's really going all out.
I am a huge fan of your show.
I am from the East Coast, but I was in La.
I remember this email.
But I was in La recently moving my child into college for the first time.
I can't believe this happened, but as I was driving through the city, I happened to see you and a friend walking on the sidewalk.
I briefly considered rolling down my window and calling out, Hello Bridger.
I love your show.
You are the best, but I did not.
I guess my question is should I have done that?
Would this have been a curse for you?
Or a gift?
Thanks in advance.
And that's from Janine.
Really good question, very scary question, Janine.
Speaker 2Janine, what do you wish happened?
Speaker 4Oh God, that's.
Speaker 3A great question.
Speaker 2Ah.
Speaker 3Oh, Janine, I wish you had pulled over for given me some money.
Speaker 2Why is Janine like in La?
Speaker 3First of all, where's this?
This soon must be going to USC This place is a future filmmaker.
We've got a future filmmaker.
Speaker 5Elien is only downhill from here not to take your kid out.
Speaker 2Oh wait, no, I forgot.
I'm very prole.
We're gonna start shooting stuff here again?
Speaker 3You already I I guess as an LA native you get to do whatever you want.
But as a transplant I get to say this is I've seen worse.
Speaker 5Yeah, yeah, see, I haven't seen worse.
I grew up in German art.
Speaker 3Janine, that's a great question.
Should Jeanine have bothered me?
Speaker 2Yeah?
I think you're right, Janine.
Speaker 3I would have loved to hear from you, Jeanine.
I'm hurt.
Oh, Janine, should have uh, you know, yell some sort of hurtful thing out the windows you drive by, blast your horn, upset my day?
Yes, add some texture to my day.
Speaker 2You how to be recognized?
Speaker 3Would you want someone yelling at you?
Speaker 2Honey?
Speaker 5One hundred percent.
I love attention.
I can't wait to be.
Speaker 2Really, really famous.
Speaker 5I love compliments.
I what do I love more than a compliment?
I love to be recognized.
Even before my screening the other day, the waiter at the very end came up and gave me and my friend that I was with.
You just happened to be my DP free shots and was like, I just want to let you know I saw your short in the festival.
Speaker 3That's amazing.
Speaker 2I loved it.
Speaker 5The one you wrote director and started a boot by Here's free Things, And I said, you know, I made it.
Like care, I'm talking about it on a podcastater.
I love compliments, especially when they're genuine, and a lot of times they are.
Speaker 2Even when they're not.
Speaker 3Who cares.
Yeah, I love to talk with them.
Speaker 2What you love attention and I love feeling famous.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 3So, Janine, if you see either of us on the road, you're blasting the horn.
You're yelling you look gorgeous today.
I love your pants.
Yes, I love the show.
I love your work.
That's what I want to.
Speaker 5I just had that happen in an audition the other day, me and this girl both auditioning for a show.
Speaker 2She came out and I.
Speaker 5Could hear the cassemecter giving her a compliment and I'm girl power, I'm active.
Speaker 2Power them all of it.
Speaker 5And I was like, girls, sounds like you crushed it.
Congrats and she was like, thank you.
Speaker 2That was one.
Speaker 5Then she was like, by the way, I know your work.
I'm such a fan, blah blah blah that you know.
And I was like, oh my gosh, that's so nice.
Then I went into the audition and I told the casting director.
I was like, I've met so many cool people in your office here, like there's always great people auditioning for your shows.
Speaker 2And then she told me who that girl was, and that girls like a big actor who.
Speaker 3Is success was a mind game?
Was that her mind game?
No?
Speaker 2It felt genuine.
Speaker 3I feel like you're able to float above mind games.
Speaker 5Oh honey, Yeah, you don't grow up in Los Angeles and that's reflected by mind games.
Speaker 2No, I'm bigger and better than a mind game.
Honey.
I don't play them, and I won't let you play them on me.
Speaker 3I don't know why you would have to develop that skill in Los Angeles.
Everyone and I've met has been very honest and hardworking.
Oh what a life we lead.
Well, Janine, you missed your big opportunity.
So now you have to like you've got to track me down via p I and stalk me.
Yeah, and now now it becomes dangerous.
Speaker 5Now you're not able to afford to send your child to their second year at.
Speaker 3US because you're going to be in jail.
Oh.
Speaker 2I was going to say, there's giving all their money to a PI.
Speaker 3Well yeah, first that then jail and so Janine isn't even going to be there for college GRADUATIONE fucked up, yeah big time because she had an opportunity to, you know, use a healthy communication.
Yeah, and she didn't do it.
And she didn't do it, waste of time and money.
Well, we answered the question perfectly.
I have my gorgeous hair scalp or scalp premium scalp massage.
Yes, hair scalp.
I'm so thrilled about this.
Okay, good, and I've had such a wonderful time with you.
Speaker 5Can I tell you this is the highlight of my day, and not just because I'm only starting my day.
Speaker 3It's going to get better, I promise.
Speaker 2You no, I'm going to be carrying this with me for a while.
This was I genuinely had a really go oh I did too?
Speaker 3You did, like, oh, absolutely, Otherwise we would have ended about forty five minutes.
Speaker 2I know, I wass asking you?
Am I talking?
I feel like I talked a lot, but it felt like.
Speaker 3I'm in charge here.
Okay, I'll let you know when you've talked to Thank you for being here, Thank you so much for having me and listener, the podcast is I'm slamming on the brakes.
Where're you?
Speaker 2Know?
Speaker 3All?
Just moving on with our days?
And I support you in whatever you do next as long as it's not well, even if it is illegal.
I love you goodbye.
I said, No Gifts is an exactly right production.
Our senior producer is on Alise Nelson, and our episodes are beautifully mixed by Ben Tolladay.
The theme song is by miracle Worker Amy Mann, and we couldn't do it without our booker, Patrick Cottner.
You must follow the show on Instagram, and I said, No Gifts, that's where you're going to see pictures of all these wonderful gifts I'm getting.
And don't you want to see the gifts?
Speaker 1I thought, I made myself perfectly clear, But you're I guess to my home, you gotta come to me empty And I said, no, guess, your own presence is presence enough.
I already had too much stuff, So how do you dare to surbey me
