MyDayFriday: The Announcement

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Oh hey, how's it going. Oh, it's great, it's going good. Carla.
We are supposed to make an announcement today. We're gonna
do that right now. Okay, when should we do the
announcement in fourteen minutes? Okay, that's I have a feeling
that time is not going to be accurate. If it is, whatsoever,
Let's hit the intro. How about that day. It's Monday Friday,

(00:32):
Pete went from far Boy, And you're listening to my
two favorite people, Carla Marie and Anthony. It's Friday Friday. Hi,
I'm carry hi only Hi, I'm dressing Hi am Jess,
I will and you're listening to Hello, Hello, Hello. We're

(00:56):
coming in loud, We're coming in hot. Welcome to the
one that started it all Moday, Friday, Friday Friday. Back
in April of fourteen, which seems like it was forever ago.
It was. It was some things happened since then. We
have an announcement to make. Actually, I guess it's really
two announced. It is two announcements. We are going our
separate ways. There is going to be the Carla Marie

(01:18):
Show and the Anthony Show. We're gonna also split the
name of the podcast It'll be My Day with Carla
Maurie and Friday with Anthony. No, we have the announcement.
We will make the announcement in a little bit. There's
one or two things we want to get to before that,
and then everything will be out there. But we're not
going to tell you the exact time because we don't wanna,
you know, ruin it for you, because we don't ever know. Alright, So,

(01:41):
Carla Maurie, what did you get into since we last recorded? Nothing.
I feel like you said you had something like, oh,
I got something for my day Friday today. No, it
was a story that I read. I didn't get into it. Oh,
I thought something happened to you. I literally told you.
It's a story about a girl wearing an engagement ring
to work. What job would I have been at where
a girl warning is a ring to work? Yeah, you
don't have any jobs exactly. So okay, what is this story? Okay?

(02:05):
So it was one of those like Reddit articles and
this girl we got engaged and was showing off her
ring at the office. I was like, oh my god,
Oh my god. And then after lunch, I guess another
coworker pulled her aside and was like, you're being really
rude showing off your wedding ring like that, because a

(02:25):
lot of girls in the office don't have a ring
that big. And the girl was like what and this
She was like, okay, but I'm not taking the ring
off what you mean And the coworker said to her
that it even makes my ring look cheap in comparison. Um,
apparently there's a silent rule of big diamond should only
be worn after five years of marriage. And this person

(02:46):
on Reddit said, after my coworker was talking, I told
her I'm never going to take off this ring and
she can suck it up, basically. Then she started crying
and walked out of work to get out and don't
come back to work like this. This is like the
you can't wear certain things to school because school is
different though. And I actually, even though I haven't had

(03:08):
a school uniform since I think first grade, I had
a school uniform when I was at St. Phillips. And
I'm all for it too, because I do think when
you're at that age, like an impression age, you're impressionable.
You don't want kids to feel crappy because their parents
will have good like because at that point it's up
to you, Like it's not up to you necessarily what
you wear or what you can afford. Um. I think
if you're an adult in the workplace, then what aren't

(03:30):
we all just was have the same ring, same same
Like what if what is this, lady Matt If someone
shows up to the parking lot when in a nice car.
I do think it's so weird because I more and
more I keep thinking, like, are people just too coddled? Now?
Like nothing can upset you without you addressing it and

(03:52):
making a thing and asking someone to bring it back
because you're uncomfortable at some point. Listen, there are times
where you're feelings do matter though they don't know. But
here's the thing. We have been taught and trained that
your feelings do matter and you should express them. Now

(04:12):
we have done that so much, which you should express
your feelings right like keeping them bottled up how they
were for so long causes. But no one said don't
share your jealous feelings. No one said that. No one
told people not what to share and what not to share.
They just said you should always if you feel something,

(04:34):
tell someone. That's it. That's all we were taught. No
one went into the rules. I'm not saying that this
woman should have done that. I'm just saying for years
and years and years, we have as a society have
been like, your feelings matter, You should express how you feel.
If something makes you feel bad and maybe making other
people feel bad, you should share it. This person obviously

(04:54):
doesn't understand societal normal. Yeah, that's the difference. I see
where you're coming from, Cardbury. I really do. Um. I
just think that person is a loser. Like there's no
way around it. If if you're so the story that
you saw on Reddit. So this girl, I guess recently
got engaged. She's showing off a ring. If you think

(05:16):
it is appropriate in that moment, like this lady ruined
this forever to go up to someone who is celebrating
something that is supposedly very joyous and people are involved
in it and they're they're happy for her, and they're
checking it out and everyone's feeling good. If your first
thought in that situation is what about me, You're you're

(05:37):
a human waste. You're not even you're not a human waste,
because that would mean you're a piece of poop, You're
a waste of a human. Yes, I think and that
might sound very aggressive, but a lot of the responses
were like, this woman clearly has an issue with her
own ring, not yours. Yes, and now she's making someone
else's problem. And guess what if you didn't get the

(05:57):
ring you wanted, that's on you. You have two options
that point you. It's not on her. According to Anthony,
no you didn't let me finish. You have two options.
You can go to the person that got you the
ring and say, hey, appreciate the sentiment, Yes, no, whatever,
whatever your response is. If it's yes, you say, but
we're going to go back and we're going to get
a ring that I am comfortable. Oh yeah, there there are.

(06:21):
So my dad's a jeweler. I've said that a bunch
of times. There have been times where a guy has
bought basically he knows the stone that he wants to get,
normally for the guy buying it for the girl, right,
so he'll know the stone that she wants, but he
might not know the setting or the color of the ring.
So what you can do in that situation, if you
know the stone, you get the stone, and then you

(06:43):
get a very cheap band like a fourteen carrot, very simple,
simple band. Importeen carrot gold, not the fourteen Carrett. What
isn't that the most expensive fourteen care gold. I'm just
saying a very thin band isn't when you're buying the
stone and you're getting just a very plain thin end
with the setting. That's what I like. It's that extra

(07:03):
cost is like nothing, um, because you're paying thousands and
thousands of dollars normally for the stone. I mean, yeah,
it could, but you would just give it back and
they would set it in something. That's what they do.
You can say, hey, I'm gonna propose that I'm gonna
bring it back and we're gonna get the setting and
the stones on the side or whatever. This I almost like,
maybe we should get your dad on at some point

(07:24):
to talk about this. I can almost guarantee that that
happens way less now because I feel like we have
things like Instagram and PA, Yeah, absolutely, here it is.
This is what I want. And now, because couples are
together a little longer, they're making decisions together more often,
a lot of times they'll go ring shopping together. And
that doesn't mean like it's not a surprise, No, it

(07:47):
can still be a surprised The shopping for a couple
of rounds logo looking like kind of window shopping. The
last questions that look at stones, they'll get an idea
of what they want in different types of settings, and
then it's usually on the person buying the ring to
go back on her own and make like the final decision. Right.
If there's three or four options, they'll go and say,
this is the one that I want to propose with.
I have been in a relationship, actually all of the

(08:09):
relationships I have been in the guy has said to me,
it's not your decision. I'm the one buying it, including Anthony,
who believes that the woman has no say in the
things she's got to wear every day. Um, it just
depends does she have trashy taste in rings? If she does,
I'm not going to put my money towards it. You

(08:29):
know what is a trashy taste in rings? Um? I
don't like the Is it not a Marquis Yeah, I
guess it would be a Marquis cut. I don't like
it where it's like pointy on both sides, like an oval,
pointy oval. Almost not a fan, not even really a
fan of the oval. I think that this is where
we the oval and the rectangle no gorgeous. I think

(08:53):
if you get a big stone like I'm talking, you're
talking four carrots. You can get an emerald cut, which
is pretty cool because that's like a badass stone. I'll
take that five carrots. Otherwise, I go, I'm a very
simple round brilliant. You get the round brilliants. It shines
the most. I don't care, first of all for it.

(09:14):
Heads up. The announcement is not clearly not that No,
that's not happening. Ever maybe ever, um, I don't put
the wagon in front of the horse, cart in front
of the horse. Isn't that you don't put the cart
in front of horse is not? But how does that
have to do with this? Don't go ahead? You don't
get ahead of yourself. So I don't get ahead of

(09:35):
myself by doing the next step. That's why I was continuing. Anyway.
Circles are stupid, no offense. If we have a circle round,
they're called round stones round. I just think that they're
the princess. That's different. Princess is a square. I think
that they're out of style. I disagree in my brain

(09:55):
they're out of my style. And also I'm someone who
has a crooked finger. So everything I put on, unless
it's round, it's gonna look quoked. I don't even care. Well,
here's the other thing to think of if you are
thinking about a stone, right, if you if you and
your person are in that in that part of your
relationship of marriages will end in divorce, correct, And if
it is given to you in a proposal, that ring

(10:17):
is yours. The it depends on the state. The rule
is if it's a birthday gift, a birth Christmas gift
or something like that, then it's yours. But if it's not,
shouldn't this be a sign that your dad hangs up?
Maybe he probably doesn't want to get into people's heads.
But think about it this way. If marriages end in

(10:38):
divorce and you do make the investment to get a
nice engagement ring, and you want to resell that stone
down the road, your highest resale value is going to
be for a round stone because of that style. Unlike
what Carla Marie said, uh, never goes out of style. Well,
I definitely offended people by saying what I said, Like
the tear drop that you like, that one goes in

(10:58):
and out of style. Yeah, But here's the thing, it's
like is vintage, right, So you can get a ring
from the thirties that is like a tear drop and
it's probably worth so much money because it's super vintage, right,
Like everyone has circles. So back to the point though, Um,
back to the Reddit story that you brought up, card,
I wonder if anyone that read that reddit thread said, yeah,

(11:20):
this girl has a point. Maybe you shouldn't be flaunting
your diamond around because then you're assuming also that the
person receiving the ring and then showing it off at
work because they're not showing enough but excited talking about
the engagement what normally I mean, I've seen it firsthand.
A woman announced that she's engaged and everyone says, let
me see. Um, now you're assuming that in this person's

(11:44):
very happy moment, they have to then go through their
mental catalog of what rings people own around them and
whether or not their ring is going to make their
people around them can do that. So it's so stupid.
It is very stupid, and this is what we have
to get better at as a society. And listen, jealousy

(12:06):
seeps into all of us, right, Like we've all been
a little jealous of someone whether it's a um where
we are animals based on survival and when someone has
more than us, our survival instinct actually kicks in and
says that person is going to survive more than me
or longer than me because they have more, which is crazy.
It's crazy when you put that in the terms of

(12:26):
the size of a ring, though, But because it's money, right,
so or maybe in their mind that ring, the size
of the ring or the investment means more love or something,
it actually doesn't mean less. I don't know. And if
I was selling a ring to someone, I'd say, no,
it means right. I'm still gonna be a good salesman. Um.

(12:48):
But what we have to get better at is most
of us, I would say, seventy of the world lives
comfortably enough to survive. Okay, you might not be the
richest person in the world. You might not be driving
around like the newest Tesla or a Ferrari or whatever,
but you're comfortable enough to know that you're gonna eat,

(13:08):
you're gonna have a roof all those things. Yes. Right.
We have to stop thinking in survival mode like, oh
I need to have what everyone else has, or else
I wither away and die and just say, you know what,
that person has that thing and I have other things.
I can have other things. And if I want, Instagram
ruin this for all of us. Yeah, I mean, jealousy
has been around like everything else with social media, it's magnified. Yes,

(13:33):
the best is thrown in your face, but you never
see the worst. And I try to always remind myself, Um,
when I see something that I would envy, right, Um,
I try to think to myself, Okay, I would like
that thing. That doesn't mean I have to be angry
at the person who has that thing or possesses that
trait or whatever. How do I work to get that?

(13:57):
So I I take it. I guess one stepped down
from survival and full on jealousy to more competition, and
which sounds dangerous. I guess because it kind of get dangerous.
I mean, yeah, but you have very dangerous personality traits me.
I do. I also spiral out my brain spiral when

(14:20):
we talk about when are you going to start therapy?
I don't know, will you in your life? Maybe you
should listen. I gotta figure out if my health insurance
has dental on it first, and then don't because I
just paid two hundred dollars to go to the dentist. Okay,
first of all, that's nothing. I just paid five for
the day. So for the record, both of us same

(14:43):
time went to two different dentist appointments on Thursday. UM.
I showed up to mine way early and they took
me and it was fantastic because I got done earlier. Um.
And this is the only thing I really had to
talk about because I was so I guess I would
call it embarrassed. When when this been Did they find
a popcorn colonel in your truth? No? No No, I brushed
twice this morning, used mouth washed twice this morning. Um,

(15:06):
or well this morning and then right before I went
and I got there and I hadn't been to the
dentist now and since we got let go so July. Yeah,
And I was a hundred percent honest with the dentist.
She was like, when did you floss? And I was
like pretty much never, um, And she's like, we'll have

(15:28):
you been keeping up with with brushing yourself? And I
was like, listen, I'm gonna be totally honest with you.
Is after I got let go, I wasn't in the
best head space for a long time. And I think
I just stopped taking care of myself the way that
I knew I should, and that was diet, that was hygiene.
And there were times I just I'd go full weekends

(15:48):
just kind of being a lazy pos not doing anything
um And I was because I knew that. When she
looked in my mouth, she was like, oh, what did
I just get myself into? So I did, and she,
you know, she checked me out. She did that the
little that hook, that metal hook, whatever it is, and
she's yelling, not yelling, saying she's been explaining numbers and

(16:10):
things to the hygenis that was there. So the numbers
mean it's like your gum line right where your gum
line is, like if it's because if the numbers are
like super high. I've had this happen once you have
to go in for like a deep clean because your
gums are like inflamed because your mouth is dirty. All
of them were within it was two three four. No.
I think I don't know how they think about it.
There's a lot of numbers and a lot going on

(16:32):
because they're like nine four seven nine, not like the
number of the tooth. Oh yeah, yeah, Oh, so I
guess I don't really know what numbers they were calling
out because they're all over the place. But they do that,
and then the hygienis leaves and now that the dentist
is going to do the actual cleaning. And that was
very excited because I love I love getting my teeth
cleaned at the dentist. And she said, listen, I'm gonna
be honest with you, so I don't think I don't

(16:54):
see anything right now before I clean um where I
need to suggest any treatments. So that's that's the good news.
Just but there is a lot of build up in there.
And then she said this is the part that got
me here. I was like, oh god, this is embarrassing.
She said, you might feel like you have a lot
more space between your teeth once I'm done tones, And

(17:20):
I'll be honest with you, Like, you know, when you
rub your tongue behind your teeth feels so different. Now
it feels wildly different. It's so crazy. You're discussing your
teeth are so I just noticed this now what so
much Whiter're disgusting? Relaxed with that? I mean, I didn't
think you were discussing until she just told me that. Now, Yeah,

(17:40):
I also thought I was kind of disgusting when she
said that, But she said, you're going to feel like
you have way more space between your teeth once I
clean it out your teeth. I never really. I guess like,
I feel like you don't smile, so I smile. It's
wrong with you? What are you gonna finish your sentence? Oh?
I guess I feel like I never looked at him
before now. And you still have your wisdom teeth, all

(18:01):
of them, all fours. But they might still move now. Oh,
I don't know. I have no idea they did. It
did move because they used to have like perfectly straight teeth,
and one of my teeth is now a little bit crooked.
It's like on the bottom. I'm gonna sit here, you
can inspect my teeth. It's sideways, sideways, relaxed. Yeah, maybe

(18:22):
I'll go doctor Rule will take care of you. But
the other thing is so one of the reasons I
went to the dentist, you get you threw me off
with my crooked tooth. Um. I went because I do
want to do like a whitening, and I was like,
I should get it cleaned before I get my teeth white.
And because I have like the at home kits and stuff. Um,
but she also brought some them. She's like, you have

(18:43):
a tooth in the front, like one of your front
two teeth on the top. Um, it's a little concerning.
I just want to monitor it. And she asked, she like,
do you have does it give you any pain? Ever?
And I said, no, not really or not ever actually,
And she said, well, I'm wondering if there was ever
any trauma with that tooth, because it looks like it
sustained trauma in the past, which could down the road

(19:07):
lead to a dead tooth. And I was thinking, I
heard it playing a sport, I mean in football and stuff. Yeah,
I got hit a bunch, but I don't I can't
think of I couldn't anything a kid. Then I thought
about it, and I do have a scar right above
my upper lip between my the bottom of my nose,
my upper lip where like your lips kind of indent.
Sometimes it looks like the yellow Stone y. Yeah, I

(19:30):
have a y there. Normally you can't see. But when
I was eight years old, I believe so your adult
tooth was grown in. Yeah. Yeah, and uh, I was
wrestling with a bunch of my cousins. I can't. I
was eight years old. My other cousin was my cousin
Chris was sixteen, and he kind of like shrugged me off.
But because I was so little, I went like fly

(19:51):
at and I went right into the wood corner, the
wooden bed frame, like the corner, and it actually went
through my lip so that to where I got like
that impact. And I guess now as an adult, so
now what, I just gotta monitor it? No, but like okay,
I hate that monitor it And then what like this
is what doctors do? We're monitor it? What am I

(20:13):
monitoring for? And what prevention is their tooth comes out?
No prevention. It's just kind of monitor she said, if
it ever, if you ever have like a I think
she called it a pus bubble that forms above it,
like a tiny little bubble. She's like, that's when you're
gonna that's when it's concerning. Otherwise you're gonna be fine.
Let me tell you what that's just it's what a
weird occupation if you haven't made your appointment to get

(20:35):
your teeth clean and taken care of do it now.
I ended up going longer than I needed to because
I had my braces on and we were waiting until
they came off so that I can get them clean.
And you were seeing an orthodontist pretty often, so it's
not like if if there was an issue, they could
have said something. So that's the thing, this is what's
crazy about orthodontas and dentist. Dr Rouse. My orthodontist was
like when he took the races off, he was like,

(20:55):
there's something that looks off on this one tooth, But honestly,
it's not my expertise. Make sure you tell your dentist
something looks weird. So do you not have to be
a dentist to then be an orthodontist. Oh, it's two
completely different things. I thought it was like extra schooling
for one or extra like special and not even schooling
extra specialization for one in the other. So bizarre enough,
Serial Killers actually talked about dentists and orthodontist this week.

(21:18):
I don't know what that is. It's a podcast with
Andrew and Scotty B. Never heard an Elvis round in
the morning show. Heard that Yeah he's awesome. Uh. Andy
and Scotty B were talking about because Scotty was actually
going to the dentist and Um, I guess that I
didn't know this. Orthodontis and dentists go to school longer
than doctors, like reg doctors physicians. I'm gonna forever. I'm

(21:44):
going to talk to doctors when I go back to him, okay,
and I'm gonna ask him all the questions about orthodontistry.
How do you get into the field those orthodontics. What
is the orthodontist tree? Because the dentistry, right, it's not dentics.
I can ask him. We could probably just google it

(22:06):
right now. I mentioned this on Twitch this week because
I spent most of last week getting through the Joe
Rogan podcast because it's three hours long, and the reason
I was listening was our friend Christa Stephano. Orthodontics is
what it's called. Surprised I knew that, So our friend
Christa Stepano was on the Joe Rogan podcast, so I

(22:26):
gave it a listen. People had suggested the podcast to
me in the past, and I would look at it
and say it would say three hours. I would go, Nope,
I just can't do it. And I get if you
have a long ass commute, go for it. If you're
a mail carrier, you've got a lot to listen to.
Go for it. You can learn. Because I've known Chris
for a long time, I wanted to listen to and
it was. It was a good podcast. I really did
enjoy the two of them talking. But what I loved

(22:49):
and I was a little jealous of. But I want
to work towards this goal. Okay, Um, there they have
a producer in there in the Joe Rogan Studio is
essentially like a fact checker. He does I'm sure, I'm
assuming he has a different job there as well. But
while he's live, where was this guy during the horse
injection part of the podcast? Yeah, I don't. I don't

(23:10):
know about that. Maybe they didn't have them yet. Maybe
Spotify was like, we're going to give you a producer
so they can look up, if you should. What was
the horse thing that they were taking vict I don't
think that's the show you're thinking of. Invictus Games. No,
But so I think the fact checker that they have
it's not necessarily a fact check to the guests when
they come into with their theories or whatever. It's like,

(23:31):
if you bring up, yeah, something like that, they'll look
it up, right, So they and the guy did it
a handful of times because a lot of the things
they were talking about. And this is probably one of
the reasons I actually enjoyed this episode. It was history
related because Christa Stephano loves weird history. When he's traveling,
he'll go on like if he's doing a show in Boston,
he'll do like that Freedom Trail tour, you know. Um,

(23:53):
But I was that was one of the things. I
was like, Man, I wish we had a fact checker
because we can do it, but it takes away from
kind of what we're doing. Yeah, I'd love to be
able be like, hey, can you look up to see
if it's orthodontics or orthodoxy And I'm such a good
google googled it. Yeah. But as a host, and this
is one of the things, like one of the reasons
Elvis is so good is Elvis as a host doesn't

(24:14):
have to worry about all the other things he has.
Everyone has Scary and Nate and Brody and Scotty who
can help him with all the other things, right, And
that's I mean, we can zoom out to the radio
industry at large and say that's one of the things
that's missing from all these new shows is everyone's expecting
to do things themselves, even with us, and it's my

(24:38):
professor freshman year, sophomore year of college at Rutgers warned
that the media was turning into a one man band
and you will start singing news reporters going out there,
setting up their own cameras, being in front of the camera,
packing it up, going back and editing it. And we
were all like what He was like, you need to
start training for it now, like you, I'm going to

(24:59):
make sure you guys know how to do everything and
literally and I've seen it before, but popped into my
head last week. I saw a reporter right around the
corner from us was talking into the camera set up,
no one else was around, had a little light on it,
and I was like, damn man. But it also and
kudos to everyone who can do that, and we've done
things like that as well. But when you're trying you
can do it doesn't mean you should. And what people

(25:23):
don't realize is when and not. This, like the Moday
Friday podcast, is totally different. This is very laid back.
We can make mistakes. We've been making them for eight years,
right and listen, if we ever make a mistake, let
us know, tweet us um. But when you're doing something
live like our live radio show or even Twitch, sometimes
your focused as the host should be on the statement,

(25:45):
the content to the entertainment that you are delivering and
they and the conversations that you're having, because that's what
matters the most. And having people to help you, like
this guy in Joe Rogan's podcast Freeze, you up to
be more creative and and free and calm to do

(26:06):
the thing you're supposed to do. What's crazy is so
if you want to be our producer, let us know,
think about shows like Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Like how
many SNL right, how many writers are on the a
lot now on. No one's saying you need that many
writers for a TV show, a radio you don't really
need writers for shouldn't need writers. But yes, that's entertainment.

(26:32):
Entertainment is important. We need that and as a part
of our society. But you know it also is more
important the news getting out properly, funding and like they're
just not happening there anymore where they have no hands
on deck. But you see these entertainment shows bringing in
all this big money, and they got a lot of
hands on deck. You know, there's actually a woman here

(26:53):
who works for King five. She was like an I
guess I would call her an up and coming reporter.
She did a lot of like the on the street bits,
and she just announced she was leaving going into like
a regular quote unquote regular job on Twitter. I believe
I do weird. I follow her on Facebook and saw that,
and I've like never open faceing. Um. And one of

(27:15):
the reasons was listen, I love. I got to do
the thing that I wanted to do for a long time.
But as I looked forward to the rest of my life,
I also need to make some money and I'm not
doing They don't really have lives because they have to
do everything. Now. We talked about the Reddit thing, talked
about my embarrassingment by embarrassing teeth, which I will not

(27:38):
let get to that point again. Um, I also have
to go back. I didn't want to do X rays
today because I'm still trying figure out a lot of
stuff with my insurance. No I should have, but I'm
still What I wanted to do was get a cleaning today,
figure out my insurance stuff. Because now I have time
to do that this past week. I just wasn't able
to do it. You know, you could pay and then
get that money. I'll go for another cleaning. It's fine.
I'll go for another check up and X raysing cleaning. Um.

(28:00):
So that's that's next, hopefully in July. Now it is time.
Which announcement do you want to do? Well? Either? Before
either announcement, I gotta whip something out. Got whip something out.
No one can see this, Oh you're Minday Friday shirt Friday.
We are actually recording a video right now. I forgot

(28:21):
I found the O G T shirt. Wow. I don't
even think I have one of those. My dad made
those four us Originally, my dad paid for them, and
my cousin, who owns a printing company in Lynhurst, New Jersey,
printed those out. It actually fits really nice. But I
think that's a good What shirt is this? Oh my god,
this reminds me of no one can see this, but

(28:41):
Anthony said, what shirt is this? Gilden's soft style. Oh.
He grabbed the back of my shirt and is examining
the tag. It is large, So the kid says, I
will tell you. The nineties kids will know what I'm
about to explain you doing that and said, what shirt is?
This reminds me of Bernard in the Santa Claus when
he grabs meals sweater and he says, what's this? Do

(29:03):
we make this? Yes? I do remember that? Literally, what
just happened? All right? You know it's funny and quick aside.
I love moments like that because that's how my brain works.
Like you can say the most random thing and this
happens to me in public all the time. Certain trigger
words not trigger in the bad way, right, not in
the way that we've been talking about it recently in

(29:25):
the the social world. Um, but words, sounds, phrases that
in my mind trigger movies or songs and immediately I
don't know if anyone else is like this. I'm sure
someone is that. It's not like, oh I remember that song.
That whole song will start playing in my brain and
now I'm trying to hear the person talk to me,

(29:47):
and I'm like, did that song? It's it's going carlon Marie.
She actually got mad at me the other day when
we were recording the Morning Show podcast, which you can
check out the Morning Show podcast. Look it up. There's
a link in the description of this podcast episode, Um,
she cleared her throat before doing a story. Yeah, and
right away in my brain, that's the intro to Dear

(30:08):
Maria by all time low because the very first part
of that song is a cough, and he goes, I
got your picture. I'm coming with you, Dear Marie. And
every so when people this is a true thing. Any
time I hear someone clear their throat, that song is
playing in my head. Wow. So like during COVID, you
just heard all the time, And by during COVID, I

(30:31):
mean now you still hear that song all the time.
Ever since that song came out, I hear someone cough,
clear that throat. Bam, do you Marie? Count me in.
You know what just happened to me? Let me clear
my throat. Yeah, that's a good one too. When you
said that, that's what happened. Is the song still playing
in your head? Though a little bit it's quiet? It
turned it down, all right? It is. Now we've wasted

(30:52):
enough time, gone off on enough tangents, Carla Marie. I
don't know where you want to go with this, so
I'm gonna leave the at least the first announcement up
to you. So in two weeks on June, we will
be back in New Jersey. We're doing a little vacation
with our families to be home. Um, it's a Friday.

(31:13):
We're going to be doing My Day Friday live from
my brother's new restaurant, Centers Steakhouse in Point Pleasant Beach,
New Jersey. It's gonna be starting at four pm on
Friday and at seven pm and at the end at
seven pm. Yeah, not two different Sorry, it will be
over at seven from seven because dinner needs to happen

(31:36):
in the restaurant so they gotta make some money. It'll
be outside whatever. It's not just a show up thing. Okay.
We will explain at the end of this episode how
you get in and there's no exceptions. But let me
be clear, it is open to the public anyone whoever
wants to go. There's just gonna be steps to get there.
Because we need to keep things kind of buttoned up.

(31:57):
We do have to have a list so that we
know how many people are acted and stuff like that. Everything,
So we'll explain all of that at the end of
the podcast. It will be a live podcast while we're there,
so we'll be we'll be doing this, we'll be hanging out.
The only other live Minday Friday we had was in
La Ohio. Was the only other live one with like
people around us. We've done like my Day Friday events.

(32:20):
When you saw the dj is down the shore, what
was that happy our place there was? It was like
a western bar. Yeah, I just saw that picture recently. Um.
So yeah, we will tell you at the end of
the episode. It'll be like a Google form. It'll be
in the description of this episode. It's probably there at
this exact moment as you're listening, and what's that June two? Okay,

(32:43):
I just want to make reading in my calendar. Okay,
so that make sure I'm there. But we uh will
explain and all the things, yeah, all the details at
the end of this podcast. We'll try to make it
as simple as possible. You could always email us Hello
at Carla Marine Anthony dot com. I would suggest only
reaching out to us there specifically for this so that
we can keep everything organized, because if you hit me

(33:05):
up on Instagram and then Carla Marie up on Instagram,
but it's just gonna get lost. So Hello at Carla
Marie and Anthony dot com. If you have questions regarding
the live My Day Friday on June two, and should
I take it from here, you're gonna take the next
second part. I think I can do it. So that

(33:28):
is June two, And as we mentioned earlier in today's podcast,
it started, My Day Friday started on April eleven, so
that will be the My Day Friday era because that

(33:54):
live podcast will be the last My Day Friday podcast
that we do at r MAN. That sounds really like,
I yeah, I got chills saying that. So My Day
Friday is coming to an end. We wanted to celebrate
it obviously, because this isn't like a sad thing. No
one's forcing us to end it. And that's something that
I want to say because I know there are people

(34:16):
that are either crying, going no why guys, or or
they don't care. No one's listening. The fact that we
are able to end something that has brought us so
much joy on a high note on our own, Um,
what does that chord? A chord on our own terms

(34:36):
on our own like us just wanting to end it
because we feel like it's time to put it to
rest is the best gift we could have. And we
actually have elvi Us to thank for that, and we
can explain that in a bit, but being able to
do this and not be forced to end it and
and and end it at a time, because there are
so many people that will say this in the entertainment

(34:56):
indutry of like I don't want to be I don't
want to end something because I don't want to do
it anymore. I don't want to end something because it
doesn't bring me joy. This brings us joy. We still
enjoy sitting down and talking to one another because it
truly is different than when we're on Twitch and when
we're doing the morning show podcast. Does that mean we
won't bring this kind of life into those other things

(35:18):
moving forward? Oh, you never know. But it is definitely
different and it still brings us joy. But it's been
eight years and you know we need It does take energy,
and we'll explain a lot so about how we came
to this decision. It is okay for things to end right.
They don't have to end tragically. They don't have to
end with a firing or a death or a breakup

(35:39):
or anything like that. Things can things can end. And
we've done My Day Friday almost every single Friday for
eight years. And as much as we enjoyed doing this
and still enjoy doing it. Um. That consistency right was

(36:00):
I'd say partially because we enjoyed coming in and doing it. Um.
But we kept showing up because you kept showing up.
And we never in a million years could have imagined
the family that we built through My Day Friday, the

(36:21):
community that we built through My Day Friday. Um. I
mean some of the technology that we used today, some
of the apps that we didn't even exist. I mean
Twitch was called justin TV. Discord did not exist. Um.
Instagram still had weird filters. Yeah, I was still using
that camera frame on on Instagram. We didn't have Instagram Stories.
We did have Snapchat. Um, you wouldn't have Instagram Stories.

(36:44):
That's crazy. You know. It's just got to a point
where not only did My Day Friday I think not
run its course because it's not worse, it's not it's
it is what it is. Um. But at the end
of the day, we have other things that we own.
We own the morning show podcast, we own our Twitch channel, um,

(37:07):
and we are you Look Great clothing line. Yeah. And
as independent creators with no real like you know, we
don't have a big financial backer. We don't have a
big company paying us a salary Monday Friday. Unfortunately we
don't own and Elvis as gracious as he is because
he's the reason we're still allowed to this. We we'll

(37:28):
talk about that later. Um, but it got to a
point where we can't keep spreading ourselves so thin for
something that exactly and we need to be able to
place our energy into other things and also take a
little bit of a break on you know, once a week,
and with doing the Morning Show podcast, Friday and Saturday

(37:50):
are essentially our weekends now Sunday we're working for Monday.
So and granted you can say, well you can sit
down and do the Moday Friday podcast on the third
say sure we can. That's after doing a twitch stream
and the Morning Show podcast, Like it's it's a lot.
And we went back and forth with this a bunch. Um.
We kind of once we were talking about finally starting

(38:14):
the Morning Show podcast, we both were like, Monday Friday
will have to come to an end. Um. And now
this doesn't mean that one day we might do another podcast, right,
it could be something. It doesn't mean that this is it.
We're never doing other things. Like there are several reasons
why we had to stop this, and one of not
had to why we decided. One of them was the
fact that we truly do not own this podcast, and

(38:36):
that frustrates us. But whatever, we get it. At the
same time, we can use this energy to build up
the other things that we're doing and bring some of
this energy there. And that's what I love about the
fact that we still have Twitch, UM, because a lot
of this, like a lot of this conversation that would
be having, we would have it on Twitch, and we
will on Monday. Obviously we'll talk about this, UM. But

(38:57):
you can interact live, you can call us, you can
hit the chat, all that good stuff. UM. And we
obviously have the Morning Show podcast as kind of our replacement,
a quick kind of like a quick hitter for for
your morning commute. So we still are going to be around,
We're still going to be doing things together. UM. But
eight years, two months, and one week is one hell

(39:18):
of a run for a podcast that has done every week,
no seasons. It's not like this was a seasonal thing.
We did mistake, big mistake. We did this. I mean
we maybe missed twenty Fridays, not even and I'd say
we missed the most over the last two years truly,

(39:41):
so eight years, two months, one week from April eleven,
and then our last My Day Friday will be the
live one June down the Shore in Jersey, which is
so cool that we get to do that, Like and
thank you to your brother for giving us that space.
And that's one of the reasons we are explain all
the details later on UM, but that's a restaurant that

(40:03):
needs to make some money, so exploit. We need to
uh get out of there by seven o'clock. As two
kids who grew up in Jersey had like this dream
of doing all the things that we've gone to do
and continue to do. It's so cool to be able
to do this at the Jersey Shore, which we would
talk about on the podcast when it started all the time,

(40:23):
and like celebrating on a Friday and like actually do
it on a Friday. It's gonna be such a cool
moment for us and anyone that can be there with us.
I know my parents already have it on their calendar.
They're coming, so I know our family is gonna want
to come everyone. So we'll see if my family feels
like maybe, um, it'll be a surreal experience from us.

(40:46):
So it's what I didn't expect to be emotional today.
I am a little bit really trying not. I feel
like I have we cried on this podcast? Yes, I
couldn't remember. Yeah, when we were leaving see where the
hell we leave New York and our parents were on it. No,
but I think at that point I had no more
tears left. Our last day, someone can tell, because literally

(41:07):
the day we left New York City, we did Allus
a show and then an episode of Monday Friday that
was an emotionally exhausting good But yeah, I anything that
I said to ending, I'm like, I'm gonna save my
speech for the last podcast, right, and he was like, yes, yeah,
I mean I don't know what I'm gonna say that day,
and we still have an episode next week. But man,
I'm like sweating a little bit. Yam, I'm glad I have.

(41:29):
I'm relieved though, Oh I brought these for us. We
can do this now, Champagne n't many little person a
Seattle cock Club, not like for something else that we're
not doing. So here we go. Um, so we're gonna
drink this, but in honor of Monday Friday coming to
an end, although I will like to say this, maybe

(41:50):
I'll put this in my speech. The spirit of Monday
Friday will live forever. Are you just like an actual speech?
I think I can't. I'll never get through it. Who
am I kidding? I'll be just crying, and I'm gonna
look at my mom and she's gonna be crying as whatever.
So I started going back and listening to old episodes.

(42:11):
It is and I am like begging you, ANTHONYA. We
have a lot to do with his next two weeks.
I am begging you to please please go back and listen.
So and another thing I've realized, and this is I
guess a third announcement if you will, that the first
like five months of the podcast do not exist on
any platforms. But somehow I found I'm pretty sure all

(42:36):
of those episodes. I have the files. I found like
happened upon them a few weeks ago. So I'm going
to The goal is over the next week, before the
next week's episode, is to post them as one file.
They were shorter back then, they're um and then it's
gonna be it'll probably like two hours long, but it'll

(42:56):
be the Monday Friday the lost files and I've been
listening to them, and it is one of the coolest
things in the world to have like this time capsule
of our life and go back and be like the
person I was then is so much the same and

(43:18):
so much different. It's funny because I have listened every
now and then, I'll something will come up, or I'll
listen to an old podcast, and I think that I'm
pretty much the same type of person, but I'm also
very different in the way that I speak, in the
way that I like. It's kind of crazy. Your accent is.
I can't I cannot wait for you to listen. You

(43:38):
call me Carla all the time early on that Yeah,
we did that, and you there was a word you
said I said. I laughed out loud so hard. But
you're like your Jersey accent is. I never thought I
had one. I'll go back and listen. Here's mini champagne cheers. Um.
But I did start like taking no of some things,

(44:00):
and who knows, maybe we'll get to play clips at
some point. I don't know, but I want to get
these out there. The first episode is in there as well. Um.
But there were a few like takeaways that I had.
One of them is you start talking about like your
trysts with all these women, and I'm like, it wasn't
a lot, and it's just funny. Like just so, there's

(44:21):
two sides, are right. There's the side of like, oh
my god, we were such babies. We had no idea
we were getting into Like we talked about, oh, we
gotta go on a road trip, but now here we
are driving across the country several times, like all these
different things that when I'm listening, every second I have
been listening, I have this like smug content smile on
my face the whole time that's not smuggling a bad

(44:44):
way and like a I'm so content, Like this is
so comforting to go back and listen to. Then there's
also the side of one day we eventually get together
and we're dating, but listening to the two of us
talk not that like that long ago, not ever having

(45:04):
an idea that this would be our lives is hilarious, hilarious.
But there's one day where I'm talking about it's Memorial
Day weekends coming up soon, and I hear myself saying
things I would never say now, at least not into
a microphone because I don't want to put out that negativity.
I'm so fat and I need I'll still say it

(45:25):
to myself now, but I won't. I won't do it
now because I understand that me saying that now if
there's a kid listening or whatever, I know it could
be detrimental. But I say things like that, like I'm
so fat, I'm not eating, I was on a juice
cleanse because I need to look good on the beach
and my bathing suit. And it's like all these things,
and Anthony starts giving me this speech of you say

(45:47):
something like, you know, this is what I understand about girls,
And you say, like girls like Jersey, Like you don't.
This is what we get about broads. Yeah, basically chicks.
You say chicks a lot too. I think about how
we we do this to ourselves where we're like go
out and we eat and we drink or whatever. And
basically you say that like women don't work out, which

(46:08):
is hilarious, not that, but like that's kind of what
you allude to. Were like guys will go to the gym,
yes they'll eat bad or drink bad, but like where
women are like, oh my god, I have these things
coming up. The trash guys talking about and I'm like, yeah,
no thanks, And I'm like, what am I saying? No?
Thanks too? You're like, I'm just telling you, if you
would just work out, sometimes you'll feel okay. And I'm like, yeah, okay,

(46:32):
And I'm dying now because I like, five days a
week I'm working out when my body is not broken,
like all the time. This is my life so much,
so to the point where I am now considering becoming
a personal trainer at some point. Right, So, I'm like
laughing at how much so much has changed, but also
how it's still so much similar. And that same week,

(46:56):
that same episode, we're talking about what like we ate
so much at work this week or whatever, and you
were talking about how you do, like we spend so
much money when we go out, so during the week
you don't eat because you don't want to spend money.
And you're like, oh, what was that burger place that
came into the show earlier this week? And I'm like, well,
I don't even know. I'm like listening to this and
I go, oh, shake shack, like it wasn't like this
big thing, and You're like, oh, shake shack, yeah, so good.

(47:19):
I had three burgers. Yeah they were pretty good and
I'm like, that was my first time having and You're like,
really your first time and I'm like, this is it's
just like even the small like things like that. Yeah,
I mean we we learned. Eight years is a long
damn time and eight years is a long time to
do something that is unstructured and personality based. No one
was holding us account, no one told us we had

(47:40):
to do this either, but but there and the reason
I brighten up is everything. It's things that we were
going through. It's not like, you know, if we do
eight years of the Morning Show podcast, have it becomes
successful enough to sustain itself and whatnot? That's different because
we're talking about news, it's quick hits, it's not necessarily
personality based. This is our life experiences for ears all

(48:01):
journals essentially, I think this is easier to do. Oh yeah,
it's it's definitely easier. I'm saying. The difference is this
is a journal. This is a life journal, as opposed
to the Morning Show podcast, which is kind of just
like a news real This it's our diary, it's our journal. Yeah,
we are truly like the first Can someone make a
Netflix documentary about this? Because how awesome would that be

(48:23):
or a Netflix movie. I know they tried to do
with that Christmas one that was clearly about us, but
it wasn't. But like, you have eight years of content,
a timeline, a story between two people sharing their lives
and that have changed drastically and they haven't at the
same time and have been through things together and separately

(48:43):
that we're shared on the podcast, and I don't know,
it's just so so cool and we'll have this forever,
like we'll have this audio forever. Um real quick, because
we do have to get into the details of how
you can get into and attend the live podcast on June,
but real quick, Carl Marie, yes or no? And like
a follow up sentence, would you be friends with the

(49:05):
Carlon Bree that started this podcast on April eleven? Uh?
I feel like she reminds me a lot of Erica
Erica um, not the cat, but but I also less organized,
like even more chaotic. I would be friends, but I'd

(49:26):
be like, bitch, stop saying that negative s. Just just
live your life and be better and grow up, because
that's and that's what happened. And you you need to
go back and listen before you really make your judgment,
but I think you, I think you would like to
hang out with young Anthony for a little bit. I
think younger younger Anthony eight years ago, eight years, two months,
one week ago. Um, it was a little too a

(49:51):
little too aggressive about everything. Not aggressive in like an
angry fight way, but just aggressive about every everything I did.
And I guess it still holds true when you're even
talking to me in the podcast like Oh, you're so stupid,
I'm gonna punch you, And I'm like, oh my god,
you We would never the record, I would never do,
never do, but we but we both talked like that, right,
that is a very Jersey thing to do. I do

(50:12):
it to my like when I'm talking about my family.
I still talk like that a lot. But listening to
it and then being on the radio do your radio
show where we were super censored with stuff like that,
it's like shocking for me to hear us. So, yeah,
young Anthony was super aggressive. Yes, I don't know. Maybe
I would. I probably would, he was. I think you
do a night out with him occasionally, like maybe a
Miami trip. I don't know if I can handle that

(50:34):
Anthony in Miami. I also was when I was listening.
It was we started the podcast a month after you
had gotten arrested, which is the story you say all
the time. And then you were going to Montreal for
the your friend Shawn's bachelor party, which then became the
story of which I haven't gotten to this part yet,
but of when you had a stripper and she was

(50:56):
dancing to Fan of Boys, right, and then you're like, oh,
I got my friend's wedding at the end of this month,
and I'm like what, And then the timing made so
much sense. Your friend Nicole and your friends Nicole and
Sean just celebrated their eight year wedding anniversary and that's
what we were talking about. And You're like, oh, I'm
gonna wear a bow tie and I don't want I've
been wearing clip ons and I want to learn how

(51:16):
to tie my boat die, which I was like, we
had that conversation like six months ago. Also, that may
have been my friend Nando's wedding, because I had to
wear a real, a real bow tie for his. It
was like a black tie affair, and it was maybe,
but I think it was Nicole and Shawn because you
had just gone back from Seawn. I think they got
married the same year, so that would make sense after
the party and they just celebrated there. Anyway, let's get
into the details, because we've gone on I mean, this
is almost one thing. Before the details. We will mention

(51:40):
this probably eighty seven thousand more times. But we told
ls we were going to be ending the podcast and
he was like, listen, you got I love you guys,
I'm proud of you. You want to talk about it
on the show, just come on the show and we'll
do whatever. But we haven't planned yet. But what I'm
saying is this, to this very moment only exists because

(52:01):
of him. Oh yeah. I mean everything that I've done
from a professional standpoint there, I've been blessed. And I've
said this in a lot of interviews. I've been blessed
with a lot of really really great mentors bosses um
in New York, in the radio world, from Bartel who
got me into the industry, to to Romeo to Elvis,

(52:23):
uh my whole promotions team, Susan Sharry, Viviana, There's a
there's a bunch of names I can go through, but
Elvis helped. I wouldn't say we are our careers catapulted
with Elvis. Elvis. Elvis pushed us along in our career
and oftentimes challenged us to be better. USA. Um, and

(52:46):
he saved the day at once we got let go
from My Heart Radio. He saved the day because they
were going to basically take all of the podcast because
we had three total. We had this one my day Friday,
we had work out Wednesday in Carla Marie Side Hustlers podcast,
and they were going to hold all of those hostage
essentially and not let us use them. Ever, Elvis stepped
in and said, listen, I still work for the company.

(53:07):
I have a podcast network. These these two started with me.
Those three podcasts actually started well, not side Holsters, but
those podcasts started with me. So I'm going to put
them on my podcast network and they will be allowed
to do them. So without Elvis, I mean, I don't
know where I would be, honestly. Um, He's an incredible

(53:28):
human and he's you know, he's in a very good place,
and I just wish him even more blessings because he's incredible.
He he really is, Like, how lucky are we that
our lives the luckiest cross paths with the luckiest. I
wouldn't want it any other way. Now into the details

(53:50):
if you plan on coming. If you plan on coming,
you need to pay attention. And again, if you have
any questions at all, do not dm us, don't tweet
at us, don't comment in a picture on Instagram. Just
email us Hello at Carla Marie and Anthony dot com.
If you need a link or you have an additional question,
you can email us there hello at Carla Marie and

(54:11):
Anthony dot com. And on most podcast platforms if you
hit the show me more or whatever in the description
of this podcast episode, the links that we talk about
will be there. I'll put this at the top, so
Carla Marie take it away. So it's going to be
a Google form. It's gonna ask for a bunch of
information from you, like your name, probably your phone number
just in case, email address, are you bringing a guest, um,

(54:36):
what is your Venmo and or PayPal whatever you want
to use, because to get into the event, it'll be
twenty bucks, but you will automatically get a you Look
Great wine tumbler. It's black. We're not actually making money
off of this. That this is just to make sure
the people who reserve are serious about reserving a spot,
and because there's limited space. There is and if like

(54:57):
people showed up, we'd be screwed. And we want to
make sure that everyone gets in. And UM we've done
events before where it's just like, yeah, sign up on
the list and then literally no one shows up. So
there are also no refront funds if you don't show
up that night, but then that we're gonna donate to charity.
I don't know you and you because I'm not gonna
mail it so well, so just heads up. That's how like, unfortunately,

(55:20):
how we have to do this. So the process is
going to basically be you hit the link in the
description of this podcast episode, Yes, fill out the form,
and when you fill out the form, we'll get your
email information, and then sometime this weekend early next week,
we will email the first I believe we're gonna be
the first fifty at first to make sure everyone's little
good to go, and say you have forty eight hours

(55:42):
to Venmo or PayPal will explain who you send it to.
UM and that's it. You lose your spot after that
time because because there's limited space and for I don't
know if this is going to happen, if this is
gonna be an issue. UM, you're obvious, still have to
bring a guest if there are more than If there's
more than one person you want to bring, just have

(56:03):
that person also signed up. There's gonna be only one
spot on your registration to put a guest's name, so
to you plus one each human. UM. And again if
you have questions, I know it's a lot, it's very
it's kind of intricate, and this doesn't apply to everyone.
So we don't want to spend too much time on
the podcast talking about fill out the form and I'll
put all that information. Also will be in the form

(56:24):
explaining everything. UM. And not my brother, but a person
at the restaurant. I need to say this to my
brother was going to UM. I was like, well, I
don't want to do this event, this podcast the whole
night because we don't even know if they're gonna be
able to bring in that many people. And if they do,
are they going to be buying dinners? I was like, well, no,
they're gonna be buying dinners. They're coming for a podcast.

(56:45):
They're gonna order food, maybe drinks, and you don't have
to for the record, but I mean it's about Friday.
Have a drink but I was like, Oh, we're going
to have people, so they don't think we're gonna theyn't
think people are gonna show up basically or this person.
And that works for your brother, my brother. My brother.
My brother was like, are you gonna bring influencers. I
was like, we are the influencers, you jerk. So yeah.

(57:08):
But and we're also giving away gift cards to Center
Steakhouse on the morning show podcast we did. We've been
talking about that all week on the podcast to people
who win the game, whether it's Cover Lovers or two
Second Tunes, and if you win, you can use your
gift card and you come so again. Hit the link
in the description of this podcast episode. If you have questions,

(57:28):
maybe you want to ask us a question before you
fill it out, email us Hello at carlon Mariine Anthony
dot com. The end of the My Day Friday era,
it comes to a close. I partially hate it, but
I'm glad that I hate it. It comes to a
close on June. That will be the last podcast. It
will be a live podcast. Um, I'm gonna there will

(57:50):
be tears. Oh, it'll be emotional. I'm sure. We don't
have a speaker yet. We'll figure all of that out.
Not a person now, we'll get all the details. Um. Again,
thank you for spending this time with us. I don't
know when you jumped on this train. If it was
last week, I'm sorry, but you held on for dear
life and we appreciate it. Eight years, two months, one

(58:11):
week when it all comes to a close, I mean,
we held on for dear life too, So thanks for
doing it with us. We've all been in this little
lifeboat together. It feels like UM. And going back to
listening old episodes, there is one thing that we stopped
doing that we need to do to the end, that
we would end every podcast with me going Friday Friday bit. Yes,

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