WEBVTT 00:02.052 --> 00:06.916 [SPEAKER_01]: Hi everyone, my name is Tyler Oakley and you are listening to Psychobabble. 00:07.116 --> 00:13.020 [SPEAKER_01]: An unfiltered half-hour of gossip sessions, pop culture scrutiny, and stories we have never told in videos. 00:13.420 --> 00:16.122 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not just crazy talk, it's Psychobabble. 00:16.542 --> 00:28.951 [SPEAKER_01]: This week we discuss Trump's Zapper, keeping him awake, what kind of beans, Normani and Zara Larsen were tossing while Gaga was recording art pop, the rise of Bonita Gooch, 00:29.551 --> 00:33.454 [SPEAKER_01]: and how catch-up slices may be the new fruit roll-ups. 00:33.975 --> 00:41.801 [SPEAKER_01]: Subscribe anywhere you listen to podcasts, enjoy an exclusive psycho-battle community at patreon.com slash psycho-battle. 00:42.201 --> 00:45.904 [SPEAKER_01]: If you're not on our discord, you're only getting half the baffle. 00:48.381 --> 00:48.801 [SPEAKER_00]: Hi. 00:49.402 --> 00:49.922 [SPEAKER_00]: Hi. 00:50.302 --> 00:50.783 [SPEAKER_00]: Hi. 00:50.843 --> 00:51.143 [SPEAKER_00]: Hi. 00:51.223 --> 00:51.803 [SPEAKER_00]: Hi. 00:51.923 --> 00:52.183 [SPEAKER_00]: Hi. 00:52.243 --> 00:52.664 [SPEAKER_00]: Hi. 00:53.424 --> 00:54.665 [SPEAKER_01]: Hello. 00:56.006 --> 00:57.607 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh my goodness. 00:57.727 --> 00:59.468 [SPEAKER_01]: Are you having a good summer? 01:00.188 --> 01:01.209 [SPEAKER_02]: Is it still summer? 01:02.530 --> 01:03.691 [SPEAKER_01]: Summer. 01:03.951 --> 01:05.552 [SPEAKER_01]: It's August. 01:06.172 --> 01:07.093 [SPEAKER_02]: It's almost fall. 01:08.705 --> 01:11.186 [SPEAKER_02]: All right, so it was summer good, I think so. 01:11.907 --> 01:19.431 [SPEAKER_02]: This is crazy to live back in a place where I got seasons where I'm like winter spring, summer fall. 01:21.191 --> 01:22.752 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't like when people call it fall. 01:23.393 --> 01:24.753 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm an autumn, are you? 01:25.754 --> 01:26.774 [SPEAKER_01]: I am. 01:26.854 --> 01:31.277 [SPEAKER_02]: I can never say autumn because I know there's some people out there named autumn. 01:32.317 --> 01:33.458 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, what's the problem with that? 01:34.338 --> 01:35.599 [SPEAKER_02]: I just don't know if it's for me. 01:36.565 --> 01:38.671 [SPEAKER_01]: And there's girls named Summer, now what? 01:39.654 --> 01:41.319 [SPEAKER_01]: And I know a girl named Winter. 01:41.339 --> 01:42.723 [SPEAKER_02]: No, you don't. 01:42.863 --> 01:44.227 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, the people call her Winnie. 01:45.609 --> 01:47.429 [SPEAKER_01]: No, you don't know. 01:47.509 --> 01:50.330 [SPEAKER_01]: She wants to be Chanti Beluga so bad. 01:50.350 --> 01:54.231 [SPEAKER_02]: We're not going back to Chanti Beluga. 01:55.131 --> 01:57.192 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, we'll never leave Chanti Beluga. 01:57.212 --> 01:57.512 [SPEAKER_01]: What's up? 01:57.692 --> 01:59.292 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey, so I have an important story. 01:59.812 --> 02:02.733 [SPEAKER_02]: The other day, you know, as you do well, no, I'm an avid reader. 02:02.813 --> 02:03.173 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 02:04.073 --> 02:04.293 [SPEAKER_02]: Yep. 02:04.513 --> 02:05.854 [SPEAKER_02]: I'd be reading books. 02:06.454 --> 02:08.254 [SPEAKER_02]: I've read more than 30 books this year. 02:08.534 --> 02:09.095 [SPEAKER_02]: What do I do? 02:09.195 --> 02:10.515 [SPEAKER_02]: What do you think you're at? 02:11.590 --> 02:13.453 [SPEAKER_01]: I think I'm at 32 actually. 02:13.513 --> 02:13.873 [SPEAKER_01]: Damn. 02:14.054 --> 02:15.335 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, so there I was. 02:15.776 --> 02:17.739 [SPEAKER_01]: I love, I love to do, I love what I'm doing. 02:17.759 --> 02:22.486 [SPEAKER_01]: Pushups and somebody walks in the room or something and I'm all 89, 90, 91. 02:22.726 --> 02:23.026 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 02:23.347 --> 02:26.872 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I don't understand. 02:27.753 --> 02:28.334 [SPEAKER_02]: So, okay. 02:29.208 --> 02:31.029 [SPEAKER_02]: There I was picture me walking. 02:31.089 --> 02:35.292 [SPEAKER_02]: I have a very cute tote by the way that I carry here in New York City where I live. 02:35.833 --> 02:40.976 [SPEAKER_02]: There I am walking to my local library to return some literature. 02:42.157 --> 02:43.898 [SPEAKER_02]: It's got nice little drop box. 02:43.958 --> 02:45.179 [SPEAKER_02]: I can just drop it in the slot. 02:45.199 --> 02:46.660 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't even have to go inside if I don't want. 02:47.200 --> 02:51.443 [SPEAKER_02]: So I go I usually walk the same path there in the same path back. 02:51.563 --> 02:54.565 [SPEAKER_02]: I get it a little boring I should probably mix it up anyways. 02:54.665 --> 02:59.148 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm walking back from the library I'm passing this little pizza joint. 02:59.168 --> 03:01.530 [SPEAKER_02]: There's a lot of paint to joints in New York 03:02.270 --> 03:08.915 [SPEAKER_02]: and there's this girl and what I think is a gay but hard to tell because it's Brooklyn sitting outside eating pizza. 03:09.556 --> 03:15.860 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'm like just I told you I don't I love to not wear headphones here because I get to listen to people's conversation. 03:16.541 --> 03:24.707 [SPEAKER_02]: This girl says exhibit A and I look at her and she's gesturing toward me as I walking past them. 03:25.825 --> 03:28.346 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh my god, what were you exhibiting? 03:28.366 --> 03:30.467 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what I want to know. 03:30.487 --> 03:33.088 [SPEAKER_02]: What was I exhibiting? 03:33.488 --> 03:35.269 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think she expected me to look. 03:35.749 --> 03:37.570 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think she thought that I was listening. 03:38.170 --> 03:42.112 [SPEAKER_02]: And her in this gentleman, should have I stopped and said, and what? 03:42.992 --> 04:00.336 [SPEAKER_01]: Exhibit and you should have you should have a real a real new york or what it said What she called me exhibit a it was like this with her hand, you know, so maybe she was saying and she was saying look at the Listen, should I paint you a better you? 04:00.516 --> 04:08.098 [SPEAKER_02]: I know what I was wearing You want to know where are you giving like where you will like a tourist where you looking like no, okay, I give Brooklyn 04:08.838 --> 04:11.239 [SPEAKER_02]: Except for I think we've discussed this in the past. 04:11.319 --> 04:32.507 [SPEAKER_02]: I do I do like my sandals in this summer I was gonna say I do you have open toes shoes Like or the or the or the cockroaches on your on your tippy toes not only do I have open toes shoes But at this point I wear I wear these Birkenstocks so frequently that my entire feet are Birkenstock Tandline 04:33.507 --> 04:33.747 [SPEAKER_02]: Ooh. 04:34.848 --> 04:45.112 [SPEAKER_02]: The only thing I'm wearing in New York City is running shoes when I do my little workout run in the morning while it's still cool and then Birken Sachs everywhere outside go. 04:45.592 --> 04:46.813 [SPEAKER_02]: Birken Sachs sandals. 04:47.573 --> 04:50.054 [SPEAKER_02]: And so, okay, so there I am at my Birken Sachs sandals. 04:50.474 --> 04:56.176 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm wearing cute like Viori comfy shorts, you know, the Viori shorts are really comfy. 04:57.217 --> 04:57.537 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 04:57.897 --> 04:58.878 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm wearing a crop top 05:01.971 --> 05:02.431 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 05:02.612 --> 05:03.713 [SPEAKER_02]: I have crop top. 05:03.873 --> 05:06.675 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, mid-drift showing. 05:06.775 --> 05:06.996 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 05:07.016 --> 05:08.137 [SPEAKER_01]: So she was talking about Faggot. 05:08.157 --> 05:09.738 [SPEAKER_01]: She said Exhibit A. 05:09.838 --> 05:11.600 [SPEAKER_01]: In fact, the Faggot's have lost. 05:11.900 --> 05:14.062 [SPEAKER_01]: We've lost control of the city to the Faggot tree. 05:14.342 --> 05:15.043 [SPEAKER_02]: Exhibit A. 05:15.203 --> 05:18.706 [SPEAKER_02]: It's cropped, but like it only shows like a sliver. 05:18.806 --> 05:22.089 [SPEAKER_02]: Sometimes like it is sometimes it's hitting right at the short side. 05:22.369 --> 05:24.151 [SPEAKER_02]: Sometimes you get a little peek-a-boo. 05:25.372 --> 05:28.975 [SPEAKER_01]: It may be she was saying men have lost the ability to be masculine. 05:29.115 --> 05:30.336 [SPEAKER_02]: Examine, exactly. 05:30.776 --> 05:33.418 [SPEAKER_02]: So I was in, it was in it's sleeveless. 05:33.959 --> 05:36.361 [SPEAKER_02]: I cut the sleeves off and I cut the bottom up. 05:37.081 --> 05:41.044 [SPEAKER_02]: So there I am in my, it was a, it was a navy crop top. 05:41.585 --> 05:43.807 [SPEAKER_02]: I had on the same hat that I'm wearing now. 05:43.827 --> 05:50.232 [SPEAKER_02]: And I had my very cute blue tote bag that that says books are magic. 05:51.536 --> 05:56.199 [SPEAKER_01]: Maybe, you know, who was probably behind you that she was pointing at, and you just stepped in front of her? 05:56.219 --> 05:59.301 [SPEAKER_02]: Maybe, we made eye contact. 05:59.461 --> 06:04.065 [SPEAKER_01]: And maybe he's the same height as you, so maybe you stepped into the eye contact. 06:04.505 --> 06:10.689 [SPEAKER_01]: Maybe you blocked X to the Z exhibit, and he was on the street as well. 06:10.869 --> 06:11.209 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, yeah. 06:12.430 --> 06:14.932 [SPEAKER_01]: And she was just, maybe she was saying exhibit. 06:15.772 --> 06:16.073 [SPEAKER_01]: A. 06:16.373 --> 06:17.714 [SPEAKER_01]: Is exhibit alive? 06:19.113 --> 06:22.654 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know, I think it's hard to keep up with who dies these days. 06:23.094 --> 06:24.394 [SPEAKER_01]: Everybody's dying. 06:24.414 --> 06:25.675 [SPEAKER_01]: I think it's time. 06:25.875 --> 06:26.495 [SPEAKER_02]: Exhibit. 06:26.935 --> 06:29.456 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, okay, you know, I says exhibit is alive. 06:30.056 --> 06:30.276 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 06:30.296 --> 06:31.316 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, we are recording this. 06:31.896 --> 06:35.397 [SPEAKER_01]: There will be a gap between when it gets recorded and when it gets uploaded. 06:35.477 --> 06:37.097 [SPEAKER_01]: So there is a possibility. 06:37.137 --> 06:39.558 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a small narrow possibility, but 06:39.998 --> 06:50.003 [SPEAKER_02]: This says, it's so hard, do you have recommendations for search engines so I don't have to put up with an AI overview at the top of each? 06:51.104 --> 06:55.026 [SPEAKER_01]: I think you can include in your search minus AI. 06:55.526 --> 06:55.946 [SPEAKER_01]: Really? 06:56.907 --> 06:58.307 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, maybe I've made that up. 06:58.447 --> 07:01.369 [SPEAKER_02]: Here I typed an exhibit wrapper alive question mark. 07:01.589 --> 07:09.353 [SPEAKER_02]: And the AI overview says, yes, exhibit is alive and he recently went viral for taking care of his 20 year old cat. 07:10.660 --> 07:11.720 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, enough. 07:14.442 --> 07:20.184 [SPEAKER_01]: His name's Cass name's Thundercat, but you know, but you didn't know you'd be learning that in this instance. 07:21.245 --> 07:23.586 [SPEAKER_01]: No, it's a no for me on that one. 07:23.746 --> 07:28.888 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, so you think she was hate climbing me for looking for that Faggy attention. 07:29.998 --> 07:30.798 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I think so. 07:31.398 --> 07:32.659 [SPEAKER_02]: Or maybe attention. 07:33.199 --> 07:34.339 [SPEAKER_02]: It wasn't that a song. 07:34.919 --> 07:36.479 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, it's how it's ringing about. 07:37.560 --> 07:38.720 [SPEAKER_01]: I got the Faggotty. 07:38.800 --> 07:40.820 [SPEAKER_02]: It was a warm Christmas. 07:41.960 --> 07:43.481 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, it's giving warm Christmas. 07:43.561 --> 07:47.241 [SPEAKER_01]: I can't remember though, but yes, yes, it's kind of coming back. 07:47.261 --> 07:50.842 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, there I was being justured at. 07:51.062 --> 07:54.223 [SPEAKER_02]: It declared exhibit A to my 07:55.984 --> 07:59.667 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, would you rather be exhibit A or exhibit B or not even be an exhibit? 07:59.727 --> 08:03.250 [SPEAKER_01]: Like come on Your body's a temple you were the exhibit. 08:03.430 --> 08:13.138 [SPEAKER_02]: Maybe she was just saying look here comes another hot gay who loves reading Yes, I think that's probably it cool Gladly cleared that up. 08:13.198 --> 08:19.023 [SPEAKER_01]: It's been stressing me out Some people died to be seen you were seen in that moment. 08:19.483 --> 08:22.265 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, and I was like all right 08:25.459 --> 08:44.137 [SPEAKER_01]: Valid question if you're going to be made an example of you should it they should at least feed the exhibit Please, I think they frowned upon that You know what I saw that was crazy and it blew my mind, but it's it I don't know if it makes sense Catch up slices for sale. 08:44.377 --> 08:44.538 [SPEAKER_01]: No 08:47.618 --> 08:48.559 [SPEAKER_02]: Absolutely not. 08:49.080 --> 08:51.702 [SPEAKER_02]: I was when I was in Canada earlier. 08:52.483 --> 08:53.965 [SPEAKER_02]: You know they got catch-up chips. 08:54.065 --> 08:57.528 [SPEAKER_02]: You know I know you know they got bags of milk, but they also have catch-up chips. 08:58.229 --> 09:05.116 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, and I've eaten them and I'll eat it again I think and not for me, but you know I'm not a big catch-up girl So anyways catch-up slices. 09:05.156 --> 09:07.158 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm picturing like a craft single 09:08.228 --> 09:18.132 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, and it looks like a red craft single kind of, and it's from Helmins, which I know from Mayo, so they're trying to get up in their catch-up gig, I guess. 09:18.572 --> 09:26.195 [SPEAKER_01]: But it's like a, kind of a square, it peel back top, 09:26.915 --> 09:40.402 [SPEAKER_01]: and it says catch up slices and it looks like a baloney, but just red, I think I just didn't burped and threw up a little at the same time. 09:41.303 --> 09:50.768 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, and it's separated by like little paper, thin, paper, parchment paper, you know, like sometimes deli-meet is separated in that way. 09:52.268 --> 09:53.409 [SPEAKER_01]: I would try it, honey. 09:53.849 --> 09:55.209 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm actually surprised you have it. 09:55.309 --> 10:04.091 [SPEAKER_02]: I for a long time I know your Amazon wishlist had an organic catch-up that you liked. 10:04.171 --> 10:06.552 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, oh, I forgot about that. 10:06.572 --> 10:09.693 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, it has been about 15 years. 10:10.817 --> 10:12.738 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, but the catch-up places, I think I would try. 10:12.778 --> 10:17.302 [SPEAKER_01]: It's giving, like, savory fruit roll-up fruit by the foot. 10:17.762 --> 10:19.864 [SPEAKER_02]: It does look a little like that. 10:20.864 --> 10:22.906 [SPEAKER_02]: It's giving, oh, what, yeah, for roll-up. 10:24.314 --> 10:25.535 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, fruit roll up. 10:25.875 --> 10:36.684 [SPEAKER_01]: You remember, actually, I have to talk my shit because when they were trying to have a perforated, and you can hate it to pull and peel shit and they like, what did you do? 10:36.704 --> 10:38.865 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, pull a motorcycle out of it. 10:39.085 --> 10:39.626 [SPEAKER_02]: Absolutely. 10:39.746 --> 10:41.147 [SPEAKER_01]: It's like, yeah, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I. 10:41.367 --> 10:46.789 [SPEAKER_01]: I guess you're dreaming big of what your product can be, but like, it's not so simple. 10:47.129 --> 10:54.751 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not so easy to, to, to, to, to, to the, the pull-in-place, the pull-in-pill was for kids without an imagination. 10:54.931 --> 10:55.892 [SPEAKER_02]: You know what I would do? 10:56.372 --> 11:06.935 [SPEAKER_02]: I would rap the fruit roll-up around the tip of my finger, and so that it got smaller at the end, like a long-witches fingernail, 11:07.447 --> 11:08.488 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, I understand. 11:08.508 --> 11:14.551 [SPEAKER_02]: I would do that with the ferrole up, and then you could just suck it on it. 11:14.672 --> 11:22.596 [SPEAKER_02]: And then you could gesture, and you could have your long ferrole finger, and then you could also have a snack when you were ready. 11:23.517 --> 11:28.460 [SPEAKER_01]: It's almost kind of giving four-skin restoration. 11:28.560 --> 11:29.541 [SPEAKER_01]: Go play. 11:31.362 --> 11:34.204 [SPEAKER_01]: Maybe you can also do it with a ketchup slice. 11:34.424 --> 11:39.967 [SPEAKER_02]: I thought I saw a tweet that said Wolverine is What does it cannot canonically? 11:42.114 --> 11:47.837 [SPEAKER_02]: Wolverine is canonically circumcised since he has regenerative property. 11:47.857 --> 11:52.199 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, it's so he's uncircumcised. 11:52.279 --> 11:53.839 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, sorry, sorry. 11:54.420 --> 12:00.563 [SPEAKER_01]: Wolverine might be, he might be, he could be cut, but he could be un, he, he can uncut the cut. 12:01.083 --> 12:01.343 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 12:02.895 --> 12:04.415 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, it's it's out there. 12:04.535 --> 12:07.436 [SPEAKER_01]: People are people are restoring their work. 12:07.616 --> 12:10.996 [SPEAKER_01]: You can't even, you can't even dump our hands. 12:11.036 --> 12:12.857 [SPEAKER_02]: I thought there was only one way to do it. 12:13.857 --> 12:14.417 [SPEAKER_01]: What? 12:14.457 --> 12:16.978 [SPEAKER_02]: The catch-up slice with tiny weights. 12:17.678 --> 12:21.098 [SPEAKER_02]: Wasn't there a friendly episode where Joey did it with a piece of ham? 12:22.499 --> 12:23.579 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, that rings a bell. 12:24.179 --> 12:24.559 [SPEAKER_01]: Hmm. 12:25.899 --> 12:29.300 [SPEAKER_02]: That would be a fun prank for a grinder hook up. 12:31.739 --> 12:35.682 [SPEAKER_01]: If I'm unzipping and I smell ham, honey, I'm diving in. 12:37.005 --> 12:45.151 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, you know, when people on those apps are all prefer on cut, you should you should fake them out with a ham for skin. 12:46.032 --> 12:51.596 [SPEAKER_02]: There I said, okay, do it for the family, do it for the family, do it for the family. 12:51.616 --> 12:54.498 [SPEAKER_01]: My body, why are you telling me how to live? 12:54.518 --> 13:01.884 [SPEAKER_02]: Dude, I'm talking to the listeners now listeners, okay, clap if you've ever faked a ham for skin. 13:03.345 --> 13:05.467 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, are you familiar with Bonita Gooch? 13:09.039 --> 13:20.828 [SPEAKER_01]: She won a congressional seat somewhere I believe Kansas House District 84 has has Elected Bonita go go. 13:21.908 --> 13:29.374 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, not many people are are born with a perfect drag name, but bonita gooch to the stage 13:32.268 --> 13:35.650 [SPEAKER_01]: Kind of iconic right off the bat and you will never believe who she beat. 13:37.350 --> 13:40.932 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm on my seat, edge of it. 13:42.353 --> 13:43.453 [SPEAKER_02]: For the car. 13:44.094 --> 13:44.734 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, hmm. 13:46.035 --> 13:47.155 [SPEAKER_01]: Kind of a dread king name. 13:48.176 --> 13:48.616 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 13:49.356 --> 13:50.016 [SPEAKER_01]: For the car. 13:50.036 --> 13:51.797 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, two hours or so. 13:51.817 --> 13:52.518 [SPEAKER_01]: Two hours or so. 13:53.798 --> 13:54.278 [SPEAKER_02]: Two hours. 13:54.999 --> 13:55.459 [SPEAKER_02]: It's got me. 13:55.499 --> 13:59.861 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, we've been talking about big brother all summer, but it's really got me thinking of all the, 14:03.406 --> 14:05.908 [SPEAKER_02]: Odd names they've had cast on big brother. 14:07.148 --> 14:15.793 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, they love to have lear bread and blue leoric cornbread Pooch rock bread rock star. 14:15.993 --> 14:17.634 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, there was what do you mean cornbread? 14:17.814 --> 14:18.955 [SPEAKER_02]: There was your thing your drag race. 14:18.975 --> 14:23.657 [SPEAKER_02]: No, no, no There was a man on big brother over the top named cornbread. 14:23.877 --> 14:31.161 [SPEAKER_02]: He was evicted first I must have missed that Rock star Pooch 14:33.688 --> 14:36.731 [SPEAKER_02]: Gooch, pooch, pooch. 14:37.171 --> 14:39.574 [SPEAKER_02]: Have you seen butter bean blind sites? 14:40.875 --> 14:42.236 [SPEAKER_01]: No, what does that mean? 14:42.256 --> 14:44.678 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't even know what you're saying anymore. 14:44.698 --> 14:47.421 [SPEAKER_02]: You're rewatched, you're rewatched, you got to see it. 14:47.781 --> 14:50.444 [SPEAKER_02]: Anyways, we've spoken enough of Big Brother. 14:54.737 --> 14:55.437 [SPEAKER_02]: to you. 14:56.937 --> 14:57.598 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 14:57.978 --> 15:00.038 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, you're done with Bonita Goot. 15:00.078 --> 15:00.998 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you want for her? 15:01.378 --> 15:01.798 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm not. 15:01.818 --> 15:05.899 [SPEAKER_02]: That she's not in my electoral section. 15:05.959 --> 15:06.519 [SPEAKER_02]: What do you mean? 15:07.240 --> 15:14.001 [SPEAKER_01]: Baby, we are, we are mailing in 10 ballots at a time for Bonita Goot. 15:14.961 --> 15:18.182 [SPEAKER_01]: We are, we are a voting for voter fraud for Bonita Goot. 15:18.222 --> 15:19.662 [SPEAKER_02]: This is an American idol. 15:19.682 --> 15:20.582 [SPEAKER_02]: You're not dialing 15:25.163 --> 15:26.904 [SPEAKER_01]: Bonita Gooch is on the line. 15:26.944 --> 15:29.224 [SPEAKER_01]: This is counts for one vote for Bonita Gooch. 15:29.265 --> 15:30.165 [SPEAKER_01]: Thank you for voting. 15:30.705 --> 15:30.925 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 15:31.365 --> 15:32.686 [SPEAKER_02]: All rate supply. 15:32.926 --> 15:36.207 [SPEAKER_02]: Why didn't they have back then when you did the voting? 15:36.227 --> 15:36.647 [SPEAKER_02]: Like that. 15:36.707 --> 15:41.188 [SPEAKER_02]: They should have at least had like the contestant have like a thank you. 15:42.249 --> 15:43.709 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, yes, that would have been great. 15:43.769 --> 15:44.289 [SPEAKER_01]: Like hello. 15:44.469 --> 15:46.290 [SPEAKER_02]: Hello, this is Kelly Clarkson. 15:46.310 --> 15:47.470 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'd like to thank you. 15:48.651 --> 15:49.291 [SPEAKER_01]: That would be great. 15:49.311 --> 15:50.531 [SPEAKER_01]: That's a good idea. 15:50.631 --> 15:52.912 [SPEAKER_02]: And then they riff on thank you by Dido. 15:56.131 --> 16:15.526 [SPEAKER_02]: And I have a serious question, past your appliances beep, oh yeah, I just don't I don't understand this new apartment where and they've got some new appliances and they do a lot of a learning. 16:16.805 --> 16:20.249 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, the washing machine does a full song. 16:20.269 --> 16:24.514 [SPEAKER_02]: I know that everybody knows how to turn those things off. 16:24.895 --> 16:28.379 [SPEAKER_02]: Tell me because the apartment didn't come with the user manual. 16:28.819 --> 16:33.225 [SPEAKER_02]: And I hear I only need the dishwasher to be bought and to let me know. 16:34.413 --> 16:34.873 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh baby. 16:36.034 --> 16:37.455 [SPEAKER_02]: It's it's beeping in it. 16:37.555 --> 16:40.316 [SPEAKER_02]: It's chirping in a circle. 16:40.616 --> 16:44.478 [SPEAKER_01]: I appreciate it because sometimes I need like to be told get up and do this. 16:44.918 --> 16:53.363 [SPEAKER_02]: The fridge, if it's left open, which is very often, is is very like, I've been at your house when the fridge has notified us that it's still open. 16:53.423 --> 16:55.144 [SPEAKER_02]: And yes, I'm familiar with that. 16:55.204 --> 16:55.244 [SPEAKER_02]: So 16:57.296 --> 17:06.660 [SPEAKER_01]: If the dinging needs to happen, and sometimes I hear it from very far away in the house, and I think, no, do I just let things fall? 17:06.740 --> 17:09.781 [SPEAKER_02]: Why aren't the appliances letting you do like a ringback? 17:10.581 --> 17:12.222 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I guess it just be a ring tone. 17:13.282 --> 17:19.504 [SPEAKER_01]: How about you give me the option of, okay, if you ding more than five times, just close yourself, bitch. 17:19.685 --> 17:20.605 [SPEAKER_01]: Like, hello? 17:22.739 --> 17:25.921 [SPEAKER_02]: you know how on Animal Crossing you can pick your island tune. 17:26.982 --> 17:28.903 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what these opponents need. 17:29.623 --> 17:35.367 [SPEAKER_02]: I listen I get it I'm not gonna be able to program in a whole song but if you give me like eight notes and a little keyboard. 17:36.509 --> 17:37.029 [SPEAKER_02]: Could be fun. 17:37.049 --> 17:37.790 [SPEAKER_01]: No, you're right though. 17:38.070 --> 17:47.116 [SPEAKER_01]: They they should have ring bring back tones like they What's stopping Musicians from selling something else for a dollar. 17:47.736 --> 17:47.976 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 17:48.337 --> 17:54.441 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sure they'll get more money than Spotify gives the listeners Um, I have a question. 17:54.501 --> 17:58.363 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you see the movie one night only one night only? 17:59.444 --> 18:00.164 [SPEAKER_02]: What's it about? 18:02.726 --> 18:03.366 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh honey 18:04.887 --> 18:11.858 [SPEAKER_02]: it's it's the only night of the year we're so illegal okay okay hold on hold on don't did you see it 18:13.002 --> 18:17.525 [SPEAKER_01]: No, but it's like playing the previous playing all the time. 18:17.545 --> 18:19.426 [SPEAKER_02]: Don't get me started. 18:20.026 --> 18:25.990 [SPEAKER_02]: I, every movie I have seen this year has shown that trailer before it. 18:26.490 --> 18:28.371 [SPEAKER_02]: I could see an animated movie it played it. 18:28.511 --> 18:30.192 [SPEAKER_02]: I could see a scary movie it played it. 18:30.512 --> 18:33.014 [SPEAKER_02]: I could see a romcom it played it, which I understand. 18:33.594 --> 18:37.416 [SPEAKER_01]: I am not a kid and played it the, it played it the start of the Paw Patrol movie. 18:37.717 --> 18:39.438 [SPEAKER_02]: It played before Toy Story 5. 18:42.562 --> 18:50.686 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, I did find a post on Twitter that's boots on the ground journalism for you, so you don't have to see one night only. 18:50.846 --> 18:52.766 [SPEAKER_01]: Here's everything you need to know. 18:53.267 --> 18:55.548 [SPEAKER_01]: I thought, thank you, because I'm not seeing it. 18:55.608 --> 19:03.751 [SPEAKER_02]: It just, it makes me a little upset because I do find him very attractive, but I'm really bothered by the amount of times I've seen that trailer. 19:04.091 --> 19:07.693 [SPEAKER_02]: It was the same with, who was that Comber Batch man? 19:09.605 --> 19:11.485 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, is that, is that his name? 19:12.586 --> 19:17.367 [SPEAKER_02]: What was it, Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Coleman and they were going through a divorce? 19:17.827 --> 19:20.967 [SPEAKER_02]: That trailer was shoved down my throat quite a bit as well. 19:22.048 --> 19:24.048 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh my god, I saw the trailer for Wicker. 19:24.068 --> 19:26.289 [SPEAKER_01]: I know we already discussed it weeks ago. 19:26.349 --> 19:30.610 [SPEAKER_01]: But like, we had talked about the plot of Wicker, but I hadn't seen the trailer of it. 19:31.210 --> 19:32.550 [SPEAKER_01]: No spoilers, no spoilers. 19:33.490 --> 19:35.371 [SPEAKER_01]: The trailer kind of turned it around for me. 19:35.411 --> 19:36.351 [SPEAKER_01]: I thought, hold on. 19:36.391 --> 19:37.591 [SPEAKER_01]: I might have to see this. 19:37.611 --> 19:41.032 [SPEAKER_01]: I was kind of seated, sat at and sat for the wicker. 19:41.592 --> 19:43.013 [SPEAKER_01]: Is it giving beauty in the beast? 19:43.053 --> 19:44.273 [SPEAKER_01]: That's how I imagine it. 19:45.753 --> 19:47.394 [SPEAKER_02]: Anyway, back to one night only. 19:47.654 --> 19:47.934 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 19:48.274 --> 19:48.694 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 19:49.514 --> 19:52.035 [SPEAKER_01]: It's kind of the purge, but for sex. 19:52.075 --> 19:53.275 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, I, baby. 19:53.895 --> 19:55.696 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm very familiar with the plot. 19:56.903 --> 20:01.025 [SPEAKER_01]: The purge though, okay, so if that's the purge, this is the merge. 20:01.165 --> 20:11.010 [SPEAKER_01]: If it's the purge on March, well, yes, the merge, if the purging is purging, that one night only is merging, it's kind of the opposite effect. 20:11.230 --> 20:14.391 [SPEAKER_01]: Was there, did they announce the date in the purge? 20:14.431 --> 20:15.832 [SPEAKER_02]: Was it every fourth of July? 20:16.892 --> 20:18.252 [SPEAKER_01]: No, baby, it was March 22nd. 20:18.272 --> 20:19.693 [SPEAKER_01]: It's my birthday. 20:19.873 --> 20:21.393 [SPEAKER_02]: Purch, night was your birthday? 20:22.314 --> 20:26.955 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, and so when I found out about the one night only, I thought, okay, well, what date does it fall on? 20:27.475 --> 20:29.696 [SPEAKER_01]: I can't find anybody that will tell me. 20:30.076 --> 20:36.598 [SPEAKER_01]: Somebody I tweeted asking somebody to reply that it was June 9th, and I replied, is this fake news? 20:36.618 --> 20:37.358 [SPEAKER_01]: Are you lying to me? 20:37.438 --> 20:42.219 [SPEAKER_01]: Or because I'm gonna report this as a source when we talk about it on the podcast, no reply. 20:42.299 --> 20:45.060 [SPEAKER_01]: So I don't know if it was real or not, but they say June 9th. 20:45.280 --> 20:46.340 [SPEAKER_02]: It's giving summer. 20:46.400 --> 20:48.241 [SPEAKER_02]: The trailer's giving summer in New York. 20:49.381 --> 20:50.921 [SPEAKER_02]: Hot hormones. 20:51.061 --> 20:51.361 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 20:51.621 --> 20:58.803 [SPEAKER_02]: I just like, the purge in March 22nd, that some people have to go through winter for the murdering of what? 20:58.903 --> 21:01.744 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, it's, it's, it's right on the cusp of the seasons. 21:02.364 --> 21:07.325 [SPEAKER_02]: The purge, listen, I had a snow day after spring break in high school once. 21:08.365 --> 21:11.666 [SPEAKER_02]: I know people would be killing in the winter and Michigan. 21:13.307 --> 21:13.727 [SPEAKER_02]: You know what? 21:14.388 --> 21:16.249 [SPEAKER_01]: That doesn't happen anymore, snow days. 21:16.429 --> 21:16.750 [SPEAKER_01]: Do they? 21:17.730 --> 21:17.891 [SPEAKER_01]: No. 21:18.131 --> 21:18.591 [SPEAKER_01]: It's over. 21:18.931 --> 21:19.071 [SPEAKER_01]: No. 21:19.232 --> 21:21.153 [SPEAKER_01]: Now I saw, yeah. 21:21.213 --> 21:26.838 [SPEAKER_02]: This whole winter I would see on my TikTok, my, my mdani being like, it's a traditional snow day. 21:27.278 --> 21:31.481 [SPEAKER_02]: No, no, e-learning and I'm like, like, what? 21:31.801 --> 21:37.406 [SPEAKER_02]: My family had one computer, all four of us wouldn't have been able to log on for classes for an at home school day. 21:38.567 --> 21:39.649 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, no, no, no, no. 21:39.769 --> 21:44.815 [SPEAKER_02]: I hope the schools are providing computers if they think we're doing a work from home the school day. 21:45.877 --> 21:49.542 [SPEAKER_01]: You better go to like a town hall or something because we need your voice there. 21:49.602 --> 21:50.203 [SPEAKER_01]: Not your cue. 21:50.243 --> 21:50.603 [SPEAKER_01]: Thank you. 21:50.623 --> 21:50.984 [SPEAKER_01]: Thank you. 21:51.184 --> 21:52.786 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I listen. 21:53.187 --> 21:56.451 [SPEAKER_02]: In New York, y'all, you got to do his tag, Mum Donnie, and he's on it. 21:58.001 --> 21:58.701 [SPEAKER_02]: I saw that. 21:58.741 --> 22:11.246 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, they're like, you know, hole in the trash, they tried to do that and then it backfired and they couldn't figure it out and then it was like, yeah, they tried to be, they tried to be cool or what? 22:12.106 --> 22:15.727 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, they tried to be, you know, helped the community, the government. 22:16.227 --> 22:17.648 [SPEAKER_02]: That's shocking. 22:19.027 --> 22:22.589 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, in one night, only the government outlaws sex. 22:22.689 --> 22:23.950 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, I'm familiar. 22:24.670 --> 22:26.471 [SPEAKER_01]: Except for one night, here's what happens. 22:26.491 --> 22:28.292 [SPEAKER_01]: They put a bio chip in your wrist. 22:28.312 --> 22:28.993 [SPEAKER_01]: Wait, really? 22:29.053 --> 22:39.519 [SPEAKER_01]: This is this kind of like, um, this is a, is a, a peek into the future of, of, of, or is it a peek into the, a peek into the present? 22:39.699 --> 22:59.573 [SPEAKER_01]: Like, a Congress trying to control the private lives of the citizens of who can do what in bubble, bubble, bubble, bubble, and they know if you, a jackass, well, hold, there's a, there's a chip in your wrist and it lights up when people are near each other and there's an increase in your hormones. 22:59.933 --> 23:02.234 [SPEAKER_01]: And it's a, it's a tattoo of your choice. 23:02.775 --> 23:04.896 [SPEAKER_01]: It's green for one night a year. 23:05.777 --> 23:07.078 [SPEAKER_01]: And if you're married. 23:08.428 --> 23:10.450 [SPEAKER_01]: So, uh-huh. 23:10.971 --> 23:11.853 [SPEAKER_01]: Straighten married? 23:14.356 --> 23:18.142 [SPEAKER_01]: Gay people are included in the ban, but they find a way around it. 23:18.162 --> 23:20.325 [SPEAKER_01]: It says this boots on the ground journalism tweet. 23:21.286 --> 23:21.787 [SPEAKER_02]: Gay? 23:23.378 --> 23:25.099 [SPEAKER_02]: And masturbation is legal. 23:25.259 --> 23:26.159 [SPEAKER_02]: If you can jerk it. 23:26.459 --> 23:30.220 [SPEAKER_02]: It's just like that all-male gym I was telling you. 23:30.280 --> 23:31.421 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, yes. 23:32.001 --> 23:34.922 [SPEAKER_01]: So the hormones, okay. 23:35.082 --> 23:37.383 [SPEAKER_01]: And then there's like drugs that will mask your hormones. 23:37.583 --> 23:38.083 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know. 23:38.123 --> 23:41.504 [SPEAKER_01]: This is a little convoluted, but it's like whatever. 23:41.704 --> 23:46.806 [SPEAKER_02]: You ever do a whip it from a ready, ready whip can to block their hormones. 23:46.846 --> 23:50.287 [SPEAKER_02]: So you could fuck on a non-sex day. 23:51.758 --> 23:58.184 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, yes, yes, I have it's crazy you ask because I have and I'm doing it tonight. 23:59.025 --> 24:06.431 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes Yes, well, I hope there's a gay person in the film. 24:06.972 --> 24:07.953 [SPEAKER_02]: I hope they find love 24:09.282 --> 24:11.443 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, everyone finds love, you know. 24:11.883 --> 24:18.925 [SPEAKER_01]: If it's, if it's the merge day, I better have my full, my, they full packed and planned. 24:19.045 --> 24:24.227 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm, I'm, I'm having dick appointments from start to finish, like we're, we're making the most of it. 24:24.587 --> 24:37.319 [SPEAKER_02]: Somebody once said they could always tell when I'm watching movies on a plane based on my letter box reviewed, I'll watch it on a plane and I'll give it two stars when it comes out. 24:38.360 --> 24:39.581 [SPEAKER_02]: When it's finally streaming. 24:41.243 --> 24:41.583 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 24:42.364 --> 24:42.984 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, you're talking about, 24:44.427 --> 25:06.074 [SPEAKER_01]: the movie we're talking one night only yeah okay yeah let me not once you watch it two years from now let me know how it is I probably won't be flying again until December so it's got to be straight to planes by then did you see um okay so you know how Trump is always falling asleep yeah sleepy Joe Biden so 25:07.558 --> 25:17.000 [SPEAKER_01]: It's crazy how much people covered Joe Biden being sleepy Joe Biden and every video of Trump in the oval offices him just like drifting off to sleep. 25:17.941 --> 25:20.061 [SPEAKER_01]: Trump is always asleep in shitting himself. 25:20.601 --> 25:29.363 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, you know when you used to fall asleep in class or I guess we're out of planning your head like snaps like that and it's like the worst thing in the world. 25:30.223 --> 25:32.504 [SPEAKER_02]: Why is his head never snap like that? 25:33.582 --> 25:37.284 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, he's got a new woman next to him that's always standing there. 25:37.304 --> 25:38.004 [SPEAKER_01]: Have you seen her? 25:38.084 --> 25:41.785 [SPEAKER_01]: She looks plugged in to something. 25:42.566 --> 25:43.966 [SPEAKER_01]: What do you mean plugs in? 25:44.566 --> 25:45.687 [SPEAKER_01]: Like a robot? 25:45.727 --> 25:46.247 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 25:46.867 --> 25:47.307 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 25:48.128 --> 25:50.629 [SPEAKER_01]: She looks like there is an extension. 25:50.969 --> 25:55.911 [SPEAKER_02]: She there is an extension cord running out of the back of her and it is plugged into something. 25:56.839 --> 25:58.260 [SPEAKER_01]: she doesn't look quite. 25:58.741 --> 26:00.882 [SPEAKER_01]: It's her first day being a human type of energy. 26:01.022 --> 26:01.323 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 26:01.883 --> 26:09.329 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, uh, our skin is a little caked on, but sometimes I can't tell if that look is, that's just the Republican makeup look. 26:09.469 --> 26:10.169 [SPEAKER_01]: You know what I'm saying? 26:10.209 --> 26:12.811 [SPEAKER_01]: Like the, the thick layer of stage makeup. 26:13.552 --> 26:13.912 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 26:14.152 --> 26:15.934 [SPEAKER_02]: It's their gender affirming care. 26:17.205 --> 26:24.071 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, she's, she's, the new, I don't know, people don't really know what her official job is, but she's always standing next to Trump. 26:24.631 --> 26:29.495 [SPEAKER_01]: And there's a video of him nodding off during something in the Oval Office. 26:29.515 --> 26:31.117 [SPEAKER_01]: He's at his desk, and he's falling asleep. 26:31.617 --> 26:33.238 [SPEAKER_01]: And she's got her hand on her stomach. 26:33.739 --> 26:43.687 [SPEAKER_01]: And you can tell, she touches something, presses something, people are spending, it could be some awake, could be a button. 26:46.309 --> 27:12.156 [SPEAKER_01]: way opens his eyes and sits up way you know they sell those like panties with a remote for your for your lover to like review the legend down there it could be of it could be a butt plugs uh um you know vibrator that you zap you know when couples are at a Barnes and Noble and you want to be frisky and you can zap your partner when he's in line paying and he's like 27:14.501 --> 27:18.102 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, I'm just, I'm just creating a fantasy for you. 27:18.122 --> 27:19.943 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you not want the fantasy? 27:20.003 --> 27:20.683 [SPEAKER_02]: Why? 27:20.703 --> 27:22.283 [SPEAKER_02]: To pick your mama paint it. 27:23.243 --> 27:25.424 [SPEAKER_01]: Girl, or you could be anywhere. 27:25.444 --> 27:27.845 [SPEAKER_01]: You could be at the, you could be at Lakma. 27:28.005 --> 27:32.126 [SPEAKER_01]: You could be looking at the art and your partner is giving you a little, you know? 27:32.266 --> 27:32.626 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 27:33.866 --> 27:38.388 [SPEAKER_01]: Anyway, they're calling her the Zapper and I want to believe. 27:38.428 --> 27:39.248 [SPEAKER_01]: I choose to believe. 27:39.963 --> 27:44.665 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, in these times where everything's a question mark, I'm, this is a period for me. 27:44.925 --> 27:45.946 [SPEAKER_01]: I know this to be true. 27:46.266 --> 27:47.086 [SPEAKER_01]: He gets zapped. 27:47.206 --> 27:48.907 [SPEAKER_01]: The zap goes straight to his ainess. 27:49.527 --> 27:50.108 [SPEAKER_01]: Activates. 27:50.468 --> 27:52.669 [SPEAKER_01]: He starts shitting diaper fall. 27:55.830 --> 27:57.431 [SPEAKER_02]: Does someone change his diaper? 27:57.451 --> 27:58.571 [SPEAKER_02]: Does he change it himself? 27:59.692 --> 28:01.453 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, he's not changing his diaper. 28:01.733 --> 28:02.493 [SPEAKER_01]: There's a woman for that. 28:02.513 --> 28:03.694 [SPEAKER_01]: He's got women for everything. 28:03.914 --> 28:05.014 [SPEAKER_01]: There's a diaper woman. 28:05.034 --> 28:06.095 [SPEAKER_01]: There's a zapper woman. 28:06.835 --> 28:08.336 [SPEAKER_02]: Which would you rather be? 28:09.303 --> 28:10.965 [SPEAKER_01]: I would want to be the zapper woman. 28:10.985 --> 28:12.226 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't want to be the diaper woman. 28:12.246 --> 28:13.647 [SPEAKER_01]: Maybe they take turns. 28:14.447 --> 28:15.048 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, God. 28:15.068 --> 28:17.190 [SPEAKER_02]: How many diapers have you think of been in the White House? 28:17.770 --> 28:18.571 [SPEAKER_02]: On presidents? 28:20.172 --> 28:21.513 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, many, many, many, many. 28:21.793 --> 28:23.014 [SPEAKER_01]: Depends, actually. 28:23.034 --> 28:23.995 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 28:25.525 --> 28:33.489 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, did you see about the lore of what happened while Gaga was recording art pop? 28:33.829 --> 28:35.590 [SPEAKER_01]: No, take me back. 28:35.650 --> 28:42.373 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, a new story has emerged of what was happening in the studio while Gaga was recording art pop. 28:42.813 --> 28:46.655 [SPEAKER_01]: And the story comes from Normani of all people, okay? 28:46.935 --> 28:50.097 [SPEAKER_01]: Because while Gaga was in the studio, 28:51.097 --> 28:56.761 [SPEAKER_01]: Right next door, Normani and Fifth Harmony, we're there with Sara Larson. 28:56.781 --> 29:00.824 [SPEAKER_02]: I thought yours with Normani was doing her album all that time ago. 29:01.925 --> 29:07.429 [SPEAKER_01]: No, no, Normani was there with Sara Larson and they were throwing beans at a other in the studio. 29:07.869 --> 29:08.870 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, are you following? 29:09.390 --> 29:09.911 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 29:11.632 --> 29:16.295 [SPEAKER_01]: The beans were being thrown specifically by Normani and Sara Larson. 29:20.244 --> 29:21.264 [SPEAKER_01]: was not having it. 29:21.805 --> 29:24.325 [SPEAKER_01]: Gaga, Gaga came over and scolded. 29:25.926 --> 29:32.128 [SPEAKER_01]: Imagine the first time you meet Lady Gaga, you're flicking beans with your best G and Gaga comes over. 29:32.248 --> 29:35.509 [SPEAKER_01]: She pushes pause on sex dreams. 29:36.789 --> 29:43.431 [SPEAKER_01]: She pushes pause on Venus and comes over and scolds you. 29:44.631 --> 29:45.872 [SPEAKER_01]: She was upset with the girls. 29:47.109 --> 29:50.333 [SPEAKER_01]: She was in their making history while those girls were flicking their beans. 29:50.953 --> 29:56.059 [SPEAKER_01]: And I think the next time I listen to art pop, I'm going to feel something different. 29:56.219 --> 29:58.461 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm going to understand a new layer of it. 29:58.541 --> 29:59.142 [SPEAKER_01]: You know what I mean? 30:00.323 --> 30:01.424 [SPEAKER_02]: That's the whole story. 30:01.685 --> 30:04.207 [SPEAKER_02]: They were just, she just wanted to stop throwing their beans. 30:05.159 --> 30:08.000 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, they were throwing their beans. 30:08.040 --> 30:10.461 [SPEAKER_01]: I wonder what can be loose beans. 30:11.361 --> 30:12.542 [SPEAKER_01]: Loose beans. 30:12.722 --> 30:20.885 [SPEAKER_01]: Most beans that I imagine are kind of like slathered and kind of juices and you can buy a bag of beans. 30:21.565 --> 30:21.846 [SPEAKER_01]: Right. 30:23.686 --> 30:27.308 [SPEAKER_01]: And they can be dry kidney beans. 30:29.218 --> 30:36.562 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, all kinds of beans can come loose, loose leaf bean, bagged bean, canned beans are often wet. 30:36.923 --> 30:40.305 [SPEAKER_01]: So I want to know if they were like, hand-deep in the can. 30:40.325 --> 30:42.746 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't believe this story unless it was jelly beans. 30:43.066 --> 30:48.710 [SPEAKER_02]: And I don't trust anyone, and I don't trust anyone who refers to jelly beans is just beans. 30:49.971 --> 30:51.031 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, that's crazy. 30:51.111 --> 30:52.772 [SPEAKER_01]: Jelly beans had not even crossed my mind. 30:53.533 --> 30:55.874 [SPEAKER_01]: You're telling me these could have been sweet beans. 30:55.974 --> 30:57.035 [SPEAKER_02]: Sweet beans. 30:58.842 --> 31:07.567 [SPEAKER_02]: What if thinking what it pushes like to be in stock think of this Duke what a Duke think of this Maybe he's been dead for years. 31:07.887 --> 31:08.107 [SPEAKER_02]: All right. 31:08.448 --> 31:10.429 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm like exhibit who's alive and kicking 31:12.013 --> 31:29.522 [SPEAKER_01]: I like to imagine there were throwing beans around like into the woods, because in into the woods, they have those five magic beans that he traded for the cow as white as milk, and he got his beans and he threw the beans over a shoulder and then upsprout at the beans stock, Jack. 31:34.104 --> 31:42.166 [SPEAKER_01]: And that's how I imagine what was going down with the pre pre never ending midnight sun. 31:42.486 --> 31:45.107 [SPEAKER_01]: That's what Normani and Zarlerson were up to. 31:45.267 --> 31:47.608 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, girls do love fun. 31:49.163 --> 31:54.605 [SPEAKER_01]: I do like it when something that I think in pop culture is cemented, and that is how I know it. 31:54.625 --> 31:56.586 [SPEAKER_01]: It gets a new layer added to it. 31:57.006 --> 32:00.948 [SPEAKER_01]: It may be a decade later, and it's like, wow, the things you don't know. 32:01.028 --> 32:02.988 [SPEAKER_01]: You didn't know you didn't know until you... 32:03.008 --> 32:04.969 [SPEAKER_02]: I'll never be able to hear our pop the same again. 32:05.169 --> 32:06.390 [SPEAKER_02]: Suddenly, the coupons is me. 32:07.750 --> 32:10.311 [SPEAKER_02]: Right, suddenly, the baked beans is me. 32:10.971 --> 32:14.533 [SPEAKER_02]: All right, well, where can people find you? 32:16.281 --> 32:18.884 [SPEAKER_01]: It means off the floor in the studio, Mama. 32:19.405 --> 32:24.131 [SPEAKER_01]: It's all we can afford in these trying times, through working people find you. 32:24.732 --> 32:31.621 [SPEAKER_02]: You can find me questioning my life choices until I figure out why I was exhibit A. Oh God. 32:33.003 --> 32:34.144 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, later.