October 30, 2025 • 36 mins
Fred talks about his favorite TikTokers. Plus, where did the Italian model Fabio go?!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Drinking pickle juice is different than drinking pickle juice and coke. Yeah,
it sounds good to me, honestly. Yeah, I'm sorry. I can't.
I can't be a can't So you're gonna try it? Person,
I don't have to try it. I don't have to
put everything in my mouth to know that it's disgusting. Good,
(00:45):
thank you.
Speaker 1 (00:46):
Yeah, the Bread Show is off.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
But if you learned the hard way, Jason, Yeah, yeah,
you find out what you like and which don't. Low man,
you put some things in your mouth, you're like, ah,
you know I should have known my looking at it,
but I just not for me. No, it's just not
not for me. No, it's not. Have you watched a
video yet of my favorite guy to do a sharp transition, though,
the for me guy who does all the food reviews
(01:10):
in Texas that I was telling you about, I don't know.
Speaker 3 (01:12):
I watched your video that you sent me on the
plane flying into the hurricane yesterday.
Speaker 2 (01:16):
Those people are nuts.
Speaker 3 (01:17):
I want to do that because I love weather and
I want to see the inside of the hurricane.
Speaker 2 (01:21):
And I'm here for a good time in a long time.
You don't want to sleep forty five minutes away from
your house, but you'll go into an airplane that flies
through a hurricane. Yes, Like this doesn't make any sense
to me. I want to see it, but you did
see it in the video. I don't need you flying
through a hurricane, like I don't need them to take
that risk yep. But yeah, these people are nuts, Like there,
(01:41):
it is a hurricane that looks let's go right through it.
Let's just fly right into it. Yeah I am, I
don't know, me and Time Skilling on the plane. Okay,
Well that's I think that's what you really want, is
Tom Skilling to be there. But morning, everyone, it's the
Friend Show.
Speaker 1 (01:54):
No.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
My guy he's in Houston. He's this older gentleman and
he goes to different restaurants. It's just his white textan.
I think I think he's in Texan and he goes
to any kind of like different culture and he kind
of Ethiopia and I think I saw him the other
day and Vietnamese. Whatever. He goes just to anywhere that
people tell him to go to try it, and he
sits down and he's just like, hey, I don't know
anything about anything, like teach me and show me, like
(02:16):
order me, you know, order for me whatever I should eat.
And then at the end he tells you whether it's
for him or not. So he'll go for me or
not for me. But he'll never like bash the place.
He'll just say like I liked it or I didn't
like it because it's you know, but whatever. He'll go
into a place and eat goat. He's like, all right here,
great goat sounds good. He just whatever would be like
a local thing, so yeah, you should check him out.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
Good.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
It's very inspiring. People were like, if more people were
like this, then maybe we wouldn't have so many problems
in this country. More people were open minded and wanted
to learn about each other and listened and whatever else. Yeah,
so maybe he's starting a movement. Maybe this guy for president,
I don't know.
Speaker 3 (02:52):
I also like that if he doesn't like it, he
doesn't like you said, doesn't bash it, like everyone's allowed
to not like something, but then you don't have to
like say it such.
Speaker 2 (02:59):
Right right, and he gets he doesn't. He pays for everything.
He won't take anything for free. Oh yeah. The other
guy I love is the guy in New York, the
cab driver, the uber driver. He calls himself a cab driver.
I think he's an uber driver. But he goes to
Michelin Star restaurants like for lunch. He just shows it,
like he just walks and they now they know him
in all these places. Got the people that work there
watch the videos. But he doesn't have a ton of money,
(03:20):
I don't think. But he has enough. But he'll go
spend four hundred bucks on lunch and he'll just go
to a Michelin Star restaurant one guy and he'll be like, hey,
do you have a table for one? Sometimes they're like okay,
or like at the bar. But now they know him,
so now when he shows up he gets treated like
royalty because you know, hundreds of thousands of people are
watching these videos, and so you know, the better they
treat him, the better. Like the chef Daniel Bleud came out,
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Oh hey to meet. He's just a cabturre. It's like
a normal guy like the rest of us. But he
gets treated like you know, here's the caviar upgrade and
the rest of it because they because the servers all
are on TikTok and they watch the videos because they're
also normal people working at rich people restaurants. I like
that guy too. I can't remember his name. Does he
share the bill at the end? Yeah, and he pays
and they try it. They he wouldna do Jave Balvin's restaurant. Oh,
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and then Jay Balvin happened to be there. It just
happened to be which that seemed wild to me, except
these videos are not like high production value. He's just
a normal person, like making just whatever normal. So I
don't know that he set it up exactly, but I
don't know. So jab Alvin sits down with him, and
then Jay Balvin's like free dinner, and he's like, no,
I have to pay because that's part of the deal.
(04:23):
Like I can't give an honest review if I'm not
But I think he's making money on the views.
Speaker 4 (04:27):
Sure, he's going to say you can take something for free,
My dude, it's okay.
Speaker 2 (04:30):
I guess the thing is if this place gives me
free food and this place doesn't, then you know, are
my reviews going to be skewed by that? I mean,
he's getting millions of views. I got to think it's
paying for itself at least, But I don't know. I'm
always surprised at how little people actually make on social media, Like,
you got four gazillion views on that, and I checked
for seventeen dollars, which one pays the best? Is it YouTube?
Speaker 3 (04:53):
Or is it is what everyone is saying?
Speaker 2 (04:57):
Is it?
Speaker 4 (04:59):
Yes, it's like a new thing. But I'm like, do
I really I post? Jason told me that I posted
one Snapchat story and I was not a millionaire yet,
and I was like, this is be uh No, You're supposed.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
To like do high frequency and then no one's paid
me anything for anything. I think I have ten cents
in my creator account, which is exciting. You know. I
think I might use it on a Michelin star meal.
Yeah you should. Yeah. I have Snapchat for one reason
and one reason only, and I need to get rid
of it, because I don't think that reason is happening anymore.
So it's fine. I have no business on Snapchat. I
don't need to be on there. It's there for people
(05:31):
like like fifteen years old, isn't that No, it's like
turning a corner.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
Like oh, I mean because like turning a corner now
that everyone knows that you can make money off it,
like all influencers and celebrities and everyone is on Snapchat
because they're trying to get that.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
Okay, well maybe maybe I'll re engage. I don't know
how much money are we talking about here. It is Thursday,
October thirtieth. The Fred Show is on hig Kalem. Hello,
welcome back, Hello Jason, Hi, Paulina. Think he's back tomorrow
and then all's well in the world. She open Shelley
will be here in a little bit. She's got money.
In the Showdown one fifty yes one in the Showdown
one Game Day Streak, one Game Day, one Game Day,
(06:06):
one game one Day Street Really Malfunctioned one Day Winning Street.
Yeah that was that part. Yeah, something like that. I
mean's here on the phone in the text eight five five,
five nine one one three five we'll get to the
entertainment report a little bit. Blogs this hour, biggest stories
of the day, the throwback throw down today, waiting by
the phone, lots of stuff. What are you working on?
Speaker 4 (06:24):
K Katie Perry getting kind of annihilated for throwing your
own birthday cake. I'll tell you why. Also, we have
a rap shortage, and I need to put a call out.
We have a rap shortage, rap music shortage.
Speaker 2 (06:37):
I had no idea. We got to talk about it.
I had no idea. Yeah, someone texted, no air traffic controllers,
So yeah, let's drive right through the hurricane. Yeah, these
guys meant to do it. But yeah, yeah, normally we
would have air traffic controllers to say, yeah, I think
I would take a ride around that. I may not go.
I may not with that that thing with the hole
in the middle. You don't, you don't. We don't want it,
we don't need it.
Speaker 1 (06:57):
No.
Speaker 2 (06:57):
But these people drive, they drive through it, they fly
through it on purpose in a government and I hope
they're getting paid. I don't know if maybe they're not
getting paid. But I guess isn't it for like do
they do the obviously it's for like research? Yeah, I
think they're they're trying to like get the winds and
other things when they fly through it. I think the
purchasers here, like in Twister, Yeah don't. I don't think
they're just like check this out, you know, look like
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we we sent our least valuable people up there to
see if they come back. Like, no, I don't think
that's how it is. Because the American Airlines jet right,
see how far right? Like, guys, what's this? I volunteers.
This is wild but wild. Someone said YouTube long form
video paced the best. Oh yeah, so they've been the
highest pair for a while. I feel like, well, how
long form? I got hard?
Speaker 1 (07:41):
Though?
Speaker 2 (07:42):
Too long for do you want to blog? Like, no,
that's what I'm talking about. Thirty is sixty seconds tops.
There's so much.
Speaker 4 (07:48):
Travel vlogs would would be good on YouTube, I like.
Speaker 2 (07:51):
I guess, but I feel like solo travel vlogs would
require me to travel with someone else to document the
solo travel, which then is no longer solo travel. I
watched the girl just do it.
Speaker 4 (08:00):
I mean, it's a lot of equipment, but she brings
like a tripod and.
Speaker 2 (08:03):
Yeah, I'm not doing that. Okay, that defeats the purpose
of my trip. I feel like if I'm setting up
lighting in tripods, you know, to do like stand ups
on my vacation, you know, like ifee stick is good
for you. There's a girl what has day trips and
I love her. Have you seen her? Which one grace
and maybe she girl?
Speaker 5 (08:18):
She gets on a plane at like six am, does
a day trip, comes back at like I don't know,
nine pm, with what money?
Speaker 2 (08:23):
How are these people like? I want to say, no,
she's cute. I think she's from here. She's cute. But
I have to say I think she stole the idea
from a guy who's been doing it. There's a guy
who's been I think a lot of people are doing
it now, but there was a dude's who's been doing
it and he did like Egypt in a day, but
now he's sponsored. Yeah, he's like his whole thing is
he lives in New York. And he'll be like, you're
not going to believe it. I'm getting his catchphrase wrong.
(08:44):
But he'll be like, you're not going to believe it.
But you know, Ethiopia is a day trip for me.
And so he'll get up in New York and he'll
fly there at night and then he's back the same day,
so he'll be like he did in four hours, he
went to Africa I think it was eight, did a
safari ate something, went back to the airport, flew home.
(09:05):
What is the point of that, Well, I mean, I
think the point that he's trying to make is that
you can see anything you want to see with limited
time and budget. Because the thing that I kept hearing
before I would start doing the solo travel stuff, it was,
you know, or my mindset was why am I going
to spend all this money if I only have two
days or three days, or it's not worth it, or
(09:25):
I won't see anything because you know, we don't get
weeks and weeks off at a time that we could say, hey,
let's go to Africa for two weeks and like see
a bunch of stuff. Like, we don't have that. So
I've never been because it's far and I'm thinking, well
that so my previous mentality would have been, well, I
guess I'm gonna have to wait until I have a
lot of time. And these people I think are saying you, look,
you're not gonna see everything. You're not really going to
(09:47):
see much at all. Actually, but like a day is extreme,
but maybe a couple of days. It's better than never
going at all, go on weekend or something. And so
like pre COVID, when I was out there, you know,
like out of in these streets and going places, like
if we had three days, I'd go wherever I could.
I'd look on the airline and thing and see where
I could go. Because it's like, well, I have a
friend who's been his name is R. Dub Randy. He's
(10:08):
been to one hundred and ninety three countries all you
and recognized countries. Is not much older than me. And
that's how he did it, is that his thing was
as long as I see everything, and he was trying
to check the box, right, But like so it was
a mission for him. Yeah, but his whole thing was
to me, was I'd rather see everything once and then
go and then I'll be fifty something years old and
then I can go back to where That's what he's
doing now, is he's going back to the places that
(10:29):
he really likes because he's seen everything. So some would
say like, well, that's a waste of time and money others,
and then my argument, counter argument would be, well, then
you're never going to see anything because if you're always
waiting for the time and the money, you may never
get it. So like, I think that very long answer
is the point to why these guys are doing it,
because it's like, hey, look I got one day and
this much money, and the last minute flight costs this much,
(10:49):
so I'm just gonna do it. Is it kind of
silly to go to Africa and like see a giraffe
and then go back to the airport? Yes? Yeah? Is
it better than never seeing a giraffe in Africa? I
guess it's up to you. Yeah, But you know what
one guy's doing. A ninety five year old man. This
is This man is is a man of your heart.
And I don't know where this is. I got to
find out where this Omaha, Nebraska is where you're going
(11:11):
to go to meet this man. He's ninety five years old.
He's a retirement home resident in Omaha, and he has
started his own Taylor Swift fan club. He's my everything.
His name is Frank, And I should have just used
his first name. You would have known whom I was
talking about since he's her everything. I should have just
said Frank and then you would. And I want to
know if he's seeing anybody. Yeah, well that's why I'm
suggesting maybe you should go and it could work out
(11:32):
very well for you you all around. Yeah, Frank, I
love how it's a guy too. It's not like an
old grandma. It's a dude. It all started when a
staff member and his retirement community said that she'd written
to Swift and never got a reply. So this guy,
who's a lifelong cheese fan, told her I know some
people and launched the club. This is own grandfather thing
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to say, like such an old man thing to say,
like I know somebody. What began with ten residents quick
grew to one hundred members and they're proudly calling themselves Swifties,
which I hope they don't think they came up with that.
I have a great name for it. Let him believe it.
Let them have it. Man, you don't got much time.
Frank even decorated his walker with a T Swift decal
(12:17):
and mailed letters complete with the photo to Swift, Travis
Kelsey and Patrick Mahomes, hoping to catch their attention. The
ultimate witch is for her to visit the retirement home.
You know they're gonna hear from her. There's no way
that she doesn't do something. Yeah, I'm waiting for that.
Speaker 4 (12:31):
I'm waiting for her to meet up with Sweet Lila,
whose mother Caitlyn, we had on the show. Like I'm
just like, come on, girl, we need it, we need
you with Frank. I need the photo of you and
his walker and him.
Speaker 2 (12:41):
Yeah, you gotta go hang out with Frank. Now, how
she's gonna get to Omaha. I don't think she's gonna
do that, but there'll be a video or she'll send something.
She's gonna send something because you know, as thoughtful as
she is, she has people. She's thoughtful enough to hire
people to look for stuff like this and then do
it and sign her name. Either way, I give her
credit for that. Yes, she cares, like all those notes
she sends, like when the media when we get to
(13:01):
meet her sometimes when we used to get to meet
her before some dude grabbed her butt. Thanks for that.
But when we all get notes and I don't know
if she wrote them or maybe just signed. I think
initially she did. I think back in the day she
really wrote them. I don't know if now she does.
Speaker 4 (13:15):
I know her handwriting, but I do wonder if someone else,
like had to master her handwriting.
Speaker 2 (13:20):
Well maybe she signed it like that. Yeah, you're right.
I don't know. But anyway, even if she's got people
that are thoughtful enough to do that, then I'll take
it because how many people do we meet every day
that like don't even want to be here.
Speaker 4 (13:33):
I was just name dropped one of the ones that
you interviewed, where later he was like talking to you
about how annoying the interviews were.
Speaker 2 (13:39):
I won't say his name, but yeah, wait a minute,
hold on, I'll tell you off there.
Speaker 4 (13:45):
But it was just That's one of my favorite stories
is like you interviewed him earlier, and then later he's like, oh,
these interviews I had to do earlier.
Speaker 2 (13:52):
I remember, I don't remember who it was you're going
to tell me, but I remember the story. We were
in Vegas. I think we did a bunch of interviews,
and then I saw it was this first I saw
this person, hold on, so tell me who it is.
Hold On, turn to myself, tell me, yes, yeah, that's
who it was. And so then later we're like in
more of like a casual like I think it was
like a bar or something like we were drinking, maybe we.
Speaker 4 (14:13):
Were watching maybe the iHeart Festival, like from that little
platform thing or something, and I was.
Speaker 2 (14:17):
Like, hey, man, you know whatever, I just and I
guess he didn't put together that I was one of
the people who would interviewed him, and he was like, oh,
good to see you. Man. God, those interviews are just
so tedious, and they were like I was one of
maybe I don't know a bunch of people that did,
so they probably were he probably was telling the truth.
But it's like and I was like, yeah, I was
one of the guys that interviewed you, and he was
like he just kind of looked at me. He was like, well,
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not you. Yours wasn't. But I'm right, no, mine was
probably the worst of all of them. I'm sure it
would be, though, you know, if you had to do
like ten in a row and everyone's asking the same questions,
which is why I like to throw in the curve balls.
Make them cry, make them cry, you know what I mean,
That's what I like to do.
Speaker 1 (14:57):
The biggest stories of the day.
Speaker 2 (14:59):
The guy on TikTok is name is Ken Burris. He's
the for you guy. Viral textas TikTok Foody, capturing hearts
across cultures. It was the headline on this guy on
you who on Yahoo on Yoho? Yeah? Yeah, not enough
people are talking about you? Who does you believe and
still exists anymore? Who loves you?
Speaker 1 (15:20):
Who?
Speaker 4 (15:20):
And I'm thinking about him now, wondering if they got canceled.
Speaker 2 (15:23):
Like I also looked at the word Yahoo and and
really hadn't said that word in a long time, so
I wasn't sure what to say. My mom still gets
heard of the news there. I'm like, is that from Yahoo? Yeah,
that's like saying you use Prodigy for the internet. You know.
We're like, yeah, I'm on copy serves. Still like they
got other ways to do that, I know. Yeah, look
him up Ken Buris. The videos are very cute. Sometimes
he's with his daughter, but yeah, he's just he's just
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trying to try to check out different kind of food.
And then it's either for you or I don't know
if he says not, he says not for me. He'll
say for me or not for me is what he'll
say at the end. But when he's eating something, if
he likes it, he'll eat it and then he'll start laughing.
And that's when you know that he's really happy. Like
he'll eat it and he'll smile and he'll go, I guess,
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And that's when you know that what he'd like. He's
happy that he'd like what he ate. He's satisfied by creepy. Okay, creepy,
that's nice guy.
Speaker 4 (16:14):
If I was on a date and the guy's like,
he's making videos, Kaitlin.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
Is he's making videos, Scalen, I don't do anything in
videos that you wouldn't do if other people were watching.
I don't know.
Speaker 4 (16:25):
I feel like anytime I mean well, I mean a
whole another conversation.
Speaker 2 (16:28):
It's even like doing this show, Like right now, I'm
enunciating in ways that I would not enunciate it when
the microphones are off, you know. So I don't know.
Like he's a cute. Go watch the video. No, I
love this idea. There should be more of that, you
are correct, but there's not. So. After carving a path
of destruction through Jamaica, Hurricane Melissa hit eastern Cuba early
yesterday morning as an extremely dangerous Category three storm winds
(16:50):
of one hundred and fifteen miles an hour. The hurricane
made landfall after slamming into Jamaica with one hundred and
eighty five mile an hour winds on Tuesday, making one
of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes ever courted. Cuba evacuated about
seven hundred and thirty five thousand people before the storm arrived.
According to their president, the storm brought damaging winds, heavy
flooding rains, and dangerous dangerous storm surge to eastern Cuba
(17:12):
after moving through the Bahamas like yesterday, the storm is
not done. It's forecast to approach Bermuda late today. I
saw pictures of the airport. Video of the airport in
Montego Bay in Jamaica. It's like deficits like it's like done.
So there was called like water was coming through the roof,
Like yeah, I don't know how they're gonna what they're
gonna do by that, but it's yeah, it's really bad.
The Toronto Blue Jays open Excuse me, Toronto, because you
(17:32):
know I'm a local. The Toronto Blue Jays open Game
five with back to back homers in a six to
one victory over the La Dodgers that moved them within
one win of their first championship since nineteen ninety three.
Are you said about this? Yes, I'm a Dodgers girly.
I just why you pick Dodgers you picked Cowboys. Yeah,
your mom picked the Packers. Like, what's going on your
(17:53):
DNA with the picking the cowboys? Yes, that's you're born
into that. You don't choose that life, cowboy. N you
don't choose You don't choose Jet's life. You don't choose lion.
You don't choose lions. I chose Lion's life, but you
don't normally choose it.
Speaker 3 (18:07):
Okay, I choose the Bears life, right right? Yeah, I
think you're born into the Bears too. Yeah, my dad
was a Bear.
Speaker 2 (18:14):
I think there are a lot of teams that you're
think you're born into the New York teams. I think
you're born into the Cowboys. Uh, No one wants No
one chooses the death Star No one. United Airlines flight
from Des Moines to Chicago was delayed for four hours
after two of the flight attendants got into a fight
before the plane took off. It wasn't known what caused
the argument, but passengers said the two were arguing before
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getting into a physical fight. About a half an hour
after the flight, all the passengers and the crew were
removed from the plane. The delay lasted over four hours.
They had to get a whole new crew in United
hadn't commented on the incident. They haven't yet, I guess,
and it's not known if the flight attendants will be
facing any discipline. I'd be so mad, like the third
or fourth flight attendants, like maybe that's the last leg
(18:56):
we're going home, you know, and then you two got
to start fighting. I mean, like, stop it. We're so
close its home day. We're in Des Moines an hour
fight in an hour fight in Chicago, around on the ground,
like in the parking lot. Not at home, right, not here.
Dictionary dot com is named six seven. Don't say sixty seven.
(19:19):
It's six seven the word of the year. Why it's
not a word? Sixty seven? Friend of all, it's two
words their numbers. It's not a word. The term, popularized
by Jen Alpha on social media, is used as a
random comment, and it's spread through schools an online circles nation. Wow.
We were talking about it yesterday and even then we
(19:40):
got probably ten different explanations. Right, what does it mean?
About what it means? I'm so upset it means anything.
It does means nothing.
Speaker 5 (19:48):
It's just like yelling something out. Also, dictionary wants to
be so relevant. They want to put this in their dictionary, Like,
what is wrong with them?
Speaker 2 (19:56):
I'm like, it's not a word, it's not real. Suke Johnson,
the director of Lexiciconography What Yeah at Dictionary Media Group,
says that the words viral momentum made it stand out.
It just kept on growing larger and larger, snowballing into
kind of a cultural phenomenon. The definition of six seven is, well,
there isn't one, making it really the first word of
(20:18):
the year that we've had in a really long time.
That's actually more of an interjection. It's something that people
are just shouting and saying, and that in itself is
pretty novel and pretty spectacular. Some say it means so
so or maybe this may be that, But I also
heard it had something to do with like one of
the Ball brothers because he's six seven and for the
periodic tike and then it means like mid so so
(20:40):
so would be right, But like, I don't, I don't know,
I don't need to be saying it, so don't. It
doesn't matter. I'm not saying it. No, six seven, you
would say, say, would That response was six y seven? Yeah,
as far as I'm concerned. Yeah. A Florida woman is
suing sea World because she was knocked unconscious after a
duck hit her in the while she was on a
(21:01):
roller coaster. Girl, no offense, but going did the SeaWorld work?
It did the duck work at SeaWorld? Like why are
you sewing SeaWorld? Like it's you're flying, it's flying around.
What are they gonna do about it? Oh, yeah, he's not.
That's not his jurisdiction. That duck flies all around? You
do you didn get hit the face of the whale?
Like have you ever seen the ones where the seals
like jump out of the out of the big pool
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and they like wind up landing in the crowd. You
know you never seen that? No, the seal will like
go like a little rogue and jump over the wall
and then wind up in the crowd. I don't know
what they do, but like there are people there, you know,
in the audience like watching this and then there's a seal.
I don't know how they get them back around, like
get him to sort of do their little walk, Like
all right, you gotta go back into the pool now.
(21:42):
A woman claims that SeaWorld created a zone of danger
for bird strikes by operating a ride that causes waterfowl
near the water to become disoriented. She's not requested a
trial by jury to hear the case. She only wants
fifty grand. If I get hit the face of the
duck on a roller coaster, we're suing for more. I
think that's disfiguring. Like I think it's going to do
something in my face. It's not good. Didn't Fabio break
(22:03):
his nose like that? Like, wasn't he or was that
a room.
Speaker 4 (22:05):
Or on a roller coaster with a dog, Like a
bird flew into his all right?
Speaker 2 (22:09):
Is that what happened? I don't know. Look it up, please.
She's suing for permanent injuries, disfigurements, and mental pain and suffering.
A spokeswoman for SeaWorld said that they are taking the
incident very seriously, and a Detroit police officer wasn't wearing
pants when he logged in for a virtual hearing with
Michigan's thirty sixth District Court. The entire courtroom gasped when
(22:29):
the officer who was wearing his the top part of
his uniform. You know, he had like his badge and
his you know whatever. Even he may even had his
hat on, but he didn't put pants on. He was
wearing boxers, though. When the judge asked the officer if
he had any pants, he replied no, and then quickly
moved the camera up towards his face. It's not known
if the officer is facing any discipline. What when I
(22:50):
do a little TV show from home, I wear like
my basketball shorts and then I wear like a top. Yeah,
I don't. I don't. I'm not putting on a whole
thing when all you see is my you know, chest up. No,
I'm very comfy, Like I got comfy pants on. I
do have pants. I have some form of pants. I'm
not just underwearing it, you know, or or free you know,
(23:10):
freeing it, free being it. I'm not doing that. Yeah,
But like, why why would I put on like nice
pants when you're never gonna see him? Because I'm just
sitting there.
Speaker 5 (23:18):
One time, my husband Hobby had like this interview Frick
a part time job, and he wore a whole suit
for a zoom and I was so confused, and I
was like, why would you do that?
Speaker 2 (23:26):
And he said, what if they asked me to stand
up and swirl or spin around? I was like, no,
why did they ask you?
Speaker 1 (23:31):
Sorry?
Speaker 2 (23:32):
To stand up. Can I see your outfit? But he
wore a whole suit? Go wrong? Like what if you forget?
Speaker 4 (23:37):
Like I've heard of someone being on a meeting with
someone who no longer works here. They had nothing, I'm
talking nothing, and they stood up and someone caught a glimpse.
Speaker 2 (23:46):
Do you remember the guy from CNN that I don't
think he works there anymore. They had him come back
and then I don't think he's there anymore. Really, Yeah,
it was a zoom call. I think it was like
a production call. And then maybe there was a break
in the call or something, or maybe they disconnected or something.
But all I know is he didn't and so he
was he decided to do something with himself, and it
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was like he decided and it was and everybody saw it,
and like, you know, yeah, yeah, I know, it's not
good when you do that.
Speaker 1 (24:15):
I don't.
Speaker 2 (24:16):
Oh, this place makes me drier than the Sahara. I
can't imagine the movie. Oh I think it was. I
think it was in the middle of the call, so
it was kind of worse, like maybe somebody on the
call got him going or something allegedly, but it was
like I think he thought he was muted and camera off,
and so I think they're like, all right, so tonight
on CNN, we're gonna do this or whatever. And then
(24:37):
here's this guy going, and then I think people were like, dude, stop,
like hey, but I think he had it muted and everything,
so like he didn't know or he didn't know they
were talking about like hey you well, also like, what
do you say if you do see and hear that?
Speaker 4 (24:52):
I don't know that i'd interrupt a meeting and be
like stop, you know, grabbing.
Speaker 2 (24:56):
I think I would, because if everyone's watching this, I
think it's like ever on seeing it too, So I
mean someone needs to be the hero. What would you say?
What would the verbiage be if we were on teams?
Stop it Carl?
Speaker 1 (25:08):
Right?
Speaker 2 (25:08):
I don't think his name is Carl, but I'd be
like Jason, not again, Jason, your camera's on again? Oh
my bad? Yeah right, I'd be like, yeah, I had
no idea, right, oh not again? That even that would
get him. Fuse the lighting was all turned on in
perfect are there ring lights? No, there's nothing Jason can
do around here. There's nothing you do too much. You
know where all the bodies are buried, you know, all
(25:30):
the codes and all the locations. There's nothing that can
happen to you. It's national candy corn Dame and national
text your X Day, which you don't have to. I
would actually say, let's not celebrate that day. No one
to celebrate that day.
Speaker 1 (25:42):
Calon's Entertainment report is on the Freas Show.
Speaker 2 (25:45):
So you were right about the Fabbio thing.
Speaker 4 (25:46):
Yes, this is why I can't remember anything that I
need to remember, because I remember that in nineteen ninety nine,
Fabio was on the inaugural and that's a hard word
for me to say, ride at of the Apollos Chariot
roller coaster at Busch Gardens in Virginia and a goose
hit him and broke his nose. He has blood all
over his face in this photo. So that did happen.
(26:08):
And if you don't know who Fabio is, right exactly
he was.
Speaker 2 (26:11):
He was in the I can't believe it's not butter commercials,
which I think if you're a child of the nineties,
that's probably how you remember him. But he was like
very baff long hair.
Speaker 4 (26:18):
Every romance novel cover he was on, and like a
blouse that was open.
Speaker 2 (26:22):
Yeah. Yeah, And how he became famous. I don't know
was that all he did.
Speaker 3 (26:25):
I was just going to say, because all I know
of let me you.
Speaker 2 (26:30):
Learned me a lot about Fabio this morning. Our research
department here is whoever has a free hand, somehow never
has free.
Speaker 4 (26:36):
Hands milling everyone on all right, So starting off with
Katie Perry, who's being slammed online for throwing her own
birthday cake on the floor backstage after blowing out her candles,
And there's video of this. She actually posted it herself,
thinking nothing of it. So in this carousel that she shared,
it included a video of her, she's still in her
(26:57):
tour costume, trying to throw the cake at someone, but
they dipped and the cake falls to the ground. Now,
a lot of people came at her for wasting the cake.
But then I saw one girl on x RO. My
mom was the one that baked that cake. She was
so excited about the opportunity to make a cake for
Katy Perry and spent so long on it.
Speaker 2 (27:14):
I'm genuinely confused and upset as to why she would
do this.
Speaker 4 (27:18):
I will say her dancers were still like eating it,
like off the top, which is what I do because
like the like the part that touch.
Speaker 2 (27:23):
The bottom is just the bottom half of the cake.
Speaker 4 (27:27):
I understand that, like for you and your mom personally,
that's probably not great to see, but like, can we
police what people do with the things we make for them?
Speaker 2 (27:37):
Afterwards?
Speaker 4 (27:38):
It wasn't like she was like saying, I hate who
made this for me? Is this really that big of
a deal.
Speaker 2 (27:43):
It's a good question, Like she's facing backlash over this?
Are we upset? I mean we fake back, We face
backlash for far less. No, I know that's what I'm saying.
I don't know what the upset meter.
Speaker 4 (27:53):
I understand it would be hard to see for two
specific people.
Speaker 2 (27:56):
In rest where you have something invested in it.
Speaker 3 (27:57):
But I feel like she's just one of those people
that like, no matter what she does, people are going
to be ready to pounce in campaign.
Speaker 4 (28:03):
Yeah, I mean her mom was like Dan that that stinks,
but it's a testament.
Speaker 2 (28:07):
They were eating it off the floor right, Just as
a follow up, Ye. Fabio Lanzoni started interrupt two right.
He was born on March fifteenth of nineteen fifty nine,
and he's an Italian American actor and fashion model, best
known for his work as a romance novel cover model
in the eighties and nineties, he gained fame for his
long hair and muscular physique, which became iconic in the
romance novel genre. His career includes appearances in various television shows, movies,
(28:29):
and it's a spokespirst in for brands like I can't
believe It's not Butter and the American Cancer Society. Oh yeah, guys, Now,
I didn't realize it for some reason though. Maybe he
was an actual actor, but really he was only making appearance.
Maybe he is an actual actor, but he was only
making appearances because they were like making light of the
fact that he was on romance novel covers. That one thing.
Speaker 4 (28:48):
Yeah, Like I don't think anyone else has ever had
that come up, you know, like, no good for Fabio Lanzonia.
Speaker 2 (28:54):
Also, I didn't know he had a last name. Do
we feel like that's his government name?
Speaker 1 (28:57):
Is it?
Speaker 2 (28:58):
I don't know. I think Fabio if I were going
to be a romance would be like Fabio Fantastic or
something fantastic, Right, you'll send me a little more catchy
than Lenzoni. I feel flar time. Yeah, I would see
Fabio on my TV post.
Speaker 4 (29:12):
Malone visited flips Patio Grill in grape Vin, Texas, near
Dallas while the Cowboys. Jason's team played the Broncos, and
he didn't just pay for his own bill, because of
course he did not, he is an angel. He picked
up tabs for two other tables beyond his own. On
top of that, he left one thousand dollars tips on
each of those checks, on a five hundred and thirty
(29:32):
three dollars tab, which is over a two hundred percent tip.
Staff at the restaurant thanked him publicly for his generosity
and for being kind and engaging with both the workers
and other patrons while you watch the game.
Speaker 2 (29:44):
This continues a pattern that we see from him.
Speaker 4 (29:46):
He has been noted to leave large tips and just
be super sweet. For example a dive bar in Phoenix
where his tip helped a lot of workers pay their
bills like he actually helped pay other bills for them.
By the way, I saw a is going viral of him.
There's a little girl that meets him and she's so
excited that I think she mixes her words around did
(30:06):
you see this? And she says, uh, you're I'm so
excited to meet you. You're my biggest fan. Yeah, and
he takes them in it and he goes, I am
your biggest fan, and like he's just he's so good
with kids.
Speaker 2 (30:16):
She flipped it as opposed to I'm your biggest fan.
She said, you're my biggest fan. Yeah. He was quick
to just go with it, like that's right, I am.
Speaker 4 (30:25):
He's so good and kind and seeing the mom was like, yep,
that time my daughter met her biggest fan.
Speaker 2 (30:29):
You know I read that. At first, I'm like, oh,
she screwed it up with the way she typed it.
I'm like, oh, oh, no, she didn't. That's what she meant,
You're my biggest fan. Austin Post.
Speaker 4 (30:37):
And lastly, for the first time in thirty five years,
the top forty of the Billboard Hot one hundred has
no rap songs on it, which is this is blasphemy.
The song that had been holding onto that title was
Luther by Kendrick and Sizza, which got removed under the
chart's new recurrent rules after twenty six weeks without reaching
a higher peak.
Speaker 2 (30:56):
Rap had been, of course.
Speaker 4 (30:57):
Dominant around twenty twenty, but it's you know an in
the past as well, but it's commercial hold is reportedly softening.
No rap tracks made the top forty. A few are
just outside of it, and hopefully we we need a rap.
Speaker 2 (31:11):
Song in there. We need a rap song.
Speaker 4 (31:13):
We have a rap deficit, Paulina, I'm not gonna do
all of that.
Speaker 2 (31:18):
And Guy's been asking for it every I am at,
A lot of people have been askings.
Speaker 5 (31:23):
Save rap listen. I one thing that I can't do
is be a SoundCloud rapper. I'm a bathroom rapper.
Speaker 2 (31:29):
Yeah, I've heard your mixtape though, Like.
Speaker 5 (31:32):
Yeah, well, I get this platform, so I'm gonna bless
our listeners with the music that I produce. So I
cannot do a genre that I'm not, you know, really
comfortable with.
Speaker 2 (31:41):
I'm not like good at it. I have to tell you, Paulina, like,
in the last six months, you know that the demand
has been high, and we've we've pitched a lot of
different ideas and there's been no follow through. We haven't
gotten a release from you in some time. And I think, honestly,
I think that people are starting to think maybe that
you're you know, disinterested in your music, spect of your career,
and I'm not really passionate about my cres. You a
(32:03):
socialite and a philanthropist, a business owner of multiple ceo
of multiple businesses, so many businesses, a lot of businesses.
And we got the springtime business, we got the events business,
we got the Mommy collective business, we got the Yeah,
we got the astre more. No, that's I mean, it's
giving Rihanna. You know that's right. It really is exactly.
(32:27):
You're not a self made billionaire.
Speaker 3 (32:30):
You're doing absolutely everything except the everything except the music.
Speaker 2 (32:35):
Anybody else to hear you?
Speaker 4 (32:37):
Everything but the music frend show on demand by the way,
on the iHeart app if you want to catch up
on Anthony missed.
Speaker 2 (32:43):
I did give you something for but we couldn't use it.
Speaker 5 (32:44):
Remember I made a new intro for you for Friend's
Biggest Stories.
Speaker 2 (32:48):
I don't remember Short and Sweet.
Speaker 5 (32:50):
We played it two days, but Jason the rule followers
that we couldn't use it because of the.
Speaker 2 (32:56):
Party has a pooper garbage. The next day, I'm trying
to see if I have anything you rap? Did you
make a song about space Force? I sure did you? Playing?
Speaker 4 (33:07):
Uh no, not that one pair of why is Why
you Always hate?
Speaker 2 (33:11):
And it's not the Backshop Boys one? So that's a
rap song? Oh I did? That's a dis track? Yeah?
I have that one it is standing by you know,
just yeah, I know your discography, my biggest fan. Yeah.
Why you always gotta be a loud ass hater. We
don't even understand this, man. We just trying to get
(33:34):
that bread? What what? Why do you always hate? He
put that away? Put that? I know it's easy to do.
Is a professional environment? Okay?
Speaker 5 (33:44):
Well, brother Fred and Ship trying to make a day,
oh weekend would be nice.
Speaker 2 (33:52):
And I'm starting to think you don't. I'm a vacation man.
You don't get un beat on purpose in your head.
Speaker 5 (33:57):
I think I'm a south Side girl to the day
I die, and I'm a ride with.
Speaker 2 (34:02):
My work friends already know. The The hook is just
I'm gonna take you down, Pedal? Why you always got
it be? LOOKI hate Battle?
Speaker 5 (34:12):
Why you always look cattle?
Speaker 2 (34:14):
Why you always Loki? Hate Bettle? Why Battle? Why you
always look hate pedal? I always located this is around metal?
Why you always in the top ten?
Speaker 4 (34:24):
Man?
Speaker 2 (34:25):
The hook I forgot? The hook is pretty good said,
and I love how you you layered it a little bit.
But like, if you're into audio, if you know, if
you just slid it over just one bet you know,
then we're right on a little bit. We're right there.
I've said this before. That's the best part of the song,
and it's the last ten seconds. No, I wanted to
do it again. I want to say it Benson because
remember he was like not as big as he is now.
We were hanging out with him at a pizza place and
(34:47):
he had no interest in us. He just wanted to
make pizza and hang out with his boys. He didn't
care about He was very nice though. But if I
only had access to him now, it's you know, in
his leitar, and I would say, dude, like that's the song. Yeah,
Like did no one in the studio with their fedoras
and their mustaches? You know that? Don'tbody go like no,
but can't I'm seriously, can't you the kind of folks
that would like produce a Benson Moon record, Like it's
(35:08):
like an snl skit, Like can't you see it's a room?
I feel like people who like sit in front of
the board are like very creative, eccentric people like no
normal looking people like no guy that looks like a
plumber sits behind the board in the recording studio, you know,
but once you think like they have like really like
cool facial hair they carved out, you know, like the
kind of stuff like yes, yes, okay, Benson, you know
(35:32):
Benson on the mic, like you into the thing, Benson.
You know we're we're eleven. What we're hearing in the
last ten seconds of the song? Can we do them?
Can we get more of that? See, that's what I
would say to him. It is like, let's do a
whole song with that. I should have. Let me get
a hold of it, let me see if I'm sure
his numbers changed. Let's do waiting by the phone from
a Hall of Fame? Why did somebody get ghosted? It's next?
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Drinking pickle juice is different than drinking pickle juice and coke. Yeah,
it sounds good to me, honestly. Yeah, I'm sorry. I can't.
I can't be a can't So you're gonna try it? Person,
I don't have to try it. I don't have to
put everything in my mouth to know that it's disgusting. Good,
(00:45):
thank you.
Speaker 1 (00:46):
Yeah, the Bread Show is off.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
But if you learned the hard way, Jason, Yeah, yeah,
you find out what you like and which don't. Low man,
you put some things in your mouth, you're like, ah,
you know I should have known my looking at it,
but I just not for me. No, it's just not
not for me. No, it's not. Have you watched a
video yet of my favorite guy to do a sharp transition, though,
the for me guy who does all the food reviews
(01:10):
in Texas that I was telling you about, I don't know.
Speaker 3 (01:12):
I watched your video that you sent me on the
plane flying into the hurricane yesterday.
Speaker 2 (01:16):
Those people are nuts.
Speaker 3 (01:17):
I want to do that because I love weather and
I want to see the inside of the hurricane.
Speaker 2 (01:21):
And I'm here for a good time in a long time.
You don't want to sleep forty five minutes away from
your house, but you'll go into an airplane that flies
through a hurricane. Yes, Like this doesn't make any sense
to me. I want to see it, but you did
see it in the video. I don't need you flying
through a hurricane, like I don't need them to take
that risk yep. But yeah, these people are nuts, Like there,
(01:41):
it is a hurricane that looks let's go right through it.
Let's just fly right into it. Yeah I am, I
don't know, me and Time Skilling on the plane. Okay,
Well that's I think that's what you really want, is
Tom Skilling to be there. But morning, everyone, it's the
Friend Show.
Speaker 1 (01:54):
No.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
My guy he's in Houston. He's this older gentleman and
he goes to different restaurants. It's just his white textan.
I think I think he's in Texan and he goes
to any kind of like different culture and he kind
of Ethiopia and I think I saw him the other
day and Vietnamese. Whatever. He goes just to anywhere that
people tell him to go to try it, and he
sits down and he's just like, hey, I don't know
anything about anything, like teach me and show me, like
(02:16):
order me, you know, order for me whatever I should eat.
And then at the end he tells you whether it's
for him or not. So he'll go for me or
not for me. But he'll never like bash the place.
He'll just say like I liked it or I didn't
like it because it's you know, but whatever. He'll go
into a place and eat goat. He's like, all right here,
great goat sounds good. He just whatever would be like
a local thing, so yeah, you should check him out.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
Good.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
It's very inspiring. People were like, if more people were
like this, then maybe we wouldn't have so many problems
in this country. More people were open minded and wanted
to learn about each other and listened and whatever else. Yeah,
so maybe he's starting a movement. Maybe this guy for president,
I don't know.
Speaker 3 (02:52):
I also like that if he doesn't like it, he
doesn't like you said, doesn't bash it, like everyone's allowed
to not like something, but then you don't have to
like say it such.
Speaker 2 (02:59):
Right right, and he gets he doesn't. He pays for everything.
He won't take anything for free. Oh yeah. The other
guy I love is the guy in New York, the
cab driver, the uber driver. He calls himself a cab driver.
I think he's an uber driver. But he goes to
Michelin Star restaurants like for lunch. He just shows it,
like he just walks and they now they know him
in all these places. Got the people that work there
watch the videos. But he doesn't have a ton of money,
(03:20):
I don't think. But he has enough. But he'll go
spend four hundred bucks on lunch and he'll just go
to a Michelin Star restaurant one guy and he'll be like, hey,
do you have a table for one? Sometimes they're like okay,
or like at the bar. But now they know him,
so now when he shows up he gets treated like
royalty because you know, hundreds of thousands of people are
watching these videos, and so you know, the better they
treat him, the better. Like the chef Daniel Bleud came out,
(03:41):
Oh hey to meet. He's just a cabturre. It's like
a normal guy like the rest of us. But he
gets treated like you know, here's the caviar upgrade and
the rest of it because they because the servers all
are on TikTok and they watch the videos because they're
also normal people working at rich people restaurants. I like
that guy too. I can't remember his name. Does he
share the bill at the end? Yeah, and he pays
and they try it. They he wouldna do Jave Balvin's restaurant. Oh,
(04:02):
and then Jay Balvin happened to be there. It just
happened to be which that seemed wild to me, except
these videos are not like high production value. He's just
a normal person, like making just whatever normal. So I
don't know that he set it up exactly, but I
don't know. So jab Alvin sits down with him, and
then Jay Balvin's like free dinner, and he's like, no,
I have to pay because that's part of the deal.
(04:23):
Like I can't give an honest review if I'm not
But I think he's making money on the views.
Speaker 4 (04:27):
Sure, he's going to say you can take something for free,
My dude, it's okay.
Speaker 2 (04:30):
I guess the thing is if this place gives me
free food and this place doesn't, then you know, are
my reviews going to be skewed by that? I mean,
he's getting millions of views. I got to think it's
paying for itself at least, But I don't know. I'm
always surprised at how little people actually make on social media, Like,
you got four gazillion views on that, and I checked
for seventeen dollars, which one pays the best? Is it YouTube?
Speaker 3 (04:53):
Or is it is what everyone is saying?
Speaker 2 (04:57):
Is it?
Speaker 4 (04:59):
Yes, it's like a new thing. But I'm like, do
I really I post? Jason told me that I posted
one Snapchat story and I was not a millionaire yet,
and I was like, this is be uh No, You're supposed.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
To like do high frequency and then no one's paid
me anything for anything. I think I have ten cents
in my creator account, which is exciting. You know. I
think I might use it on a Michelin star meal.
Yeah you should. Yeah. I have Snapchat for one reason
and one reason only, and I need to get rid
of it, because I don't think that reason is happening anymore.
So it's fine. I have no business on Snapchat. I
don't need to be on there. It's there for people
(05:31):
like like fifteen years old, isn't that No, it's like
turning a corner.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
Like oh, I mean because like turning a corner now
that everyone knows that you can make money off it,
like all influencers and celebrities and everyone is on Snapchat
because they're trying to get that.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
Okay, well maybe maybe I'll re engage. I don't know
how much money are we talking about here. It is Thursday,
October thirtieth. The Fred Show is on hig Kalem. Hello,
welcome back, Hello Jason, Hi, Paulina. Think he's back tomorrow
and then all's well in the world. She open Shelley
will be here in a little bit. She's got money.
In the Showdown one fifty yes one in the Showdown
one Game Day Streak, one Game Day, one Game Day,
(06:06):
one game one Day Street Really Malfunctioned one Day Winning Street.
Yeah that was that part. Yeah, something like that. I
mean's here on the phone in the text eight five five,
five nine one one three five we'll get to the
entertainment report a little bit. Blogs this hour, biggest stories
of the day, the throwback throw down today, waiting by
the phone, lots of stuff. What are you working on?
Speaker 4 (06:24):
K Katie Perry getting kind of annihilated for throwing your
own birthday cake. I'll tell you why. Also, we have
a rap shortage, and I need to put a call out.
We have a rap shortage, rap music shortage.
Speaker 2 (06:37):
I had no idea. We got to talk about it.
I had no idea. Yeah, someone texted, no air traffic controllers,
So yeah, let's drive right through the hurricane. Yeah, these
guys meant to do it. But yeah, yeah, normally we
would have air traffic controllers to say, yeah, I think
I would take a ride around that. I may not go.
I may not with that that thing with the hole
in the middle. You don't, you don't. We don't want it,
we don't need it.
Speaker 1 (06:57):
No.
Speaker 2 (06:57):
But these people drive, they drive through it, they fly
through it on purpose in a government and I hope
they're getting paid. I don't know if maybe they're not
getting paid. But I guess isn't it for like do
they do the obviously it's for like research? Yeah, I
think they're they're trying to like get the winds and
other things when they fly through it. I think the
purchasers here, like in Twister, Yeah don't. I don't think
they're just like check this out, you know, look like
(07:21):
we we sent our least valuable people up there to
see if they come back. Like, no, I don't think
that's how it is. Because the American Airlines jet right,
see how far right? Like, guys, what's this? I volunteers.
This is wild but wild. Someone said YouTube long form
video paced the best. Oh yeah, so they've been the
highest pair for a while. I feel like, well, how
long form? I got hard?
Speaker 1 (07:41):
Though?
Speaker 2 (07:42):
Too long for do you want to blog? Like, no,
that's what I'm talking about. Thirty is sixty seconds tops.
There's so much.
Speaker 4 (07:48):
Travel vlogs would would be good on YouTube, I like.
Speaker 2 (07:51):
I guess, but I feel like solo travel vlogs would
require me to travel with someone else to document the
solo travel, which then is no longer solo travel. I
watched the girl just do it.
Speaker 4 (08:00):
I mean, it's a lot of equipment, but she brings
like a tripod and.
Speaker 2 (08:03):
Yeah, I'm not doing that. Okay, that defeats the purpose
of my trip. I feel like if I'm setting up
lighting in tripods, you know, to do like stand ups
on my vacation, you know, like ifee stick is good
for you. There's a girl what has day trips and
I love her. Have you seen her? Which one grace
and maybe she girl?
Speaker 5 (08:18):
She gets on a plane at like six am, does
a day trip, comes back at like I don't know,
nine pm, with what money?
Speaker 2 (08:23):
How are these people like? I want to say, no,
she's cute. I think she's from here. She's cute. But
I have to say I think she stole the idea
from a guy who's been doing it. There's a guy
who's been I think a lot of people are doing
it now, but there was a dude's who's been doing
it and he did like Egypt in a day, but
now he's sponsored. Yeah, he's like his whole thing is
he lives in New York. And he'll be like, you're
not going to believe it. I'm getting his catchphrase wrong.
(08:44):
But he'll be like, you're not going to believe it.
But you know, Ethiopia is a day trip for me.
And so he'll get up in New York and he'll
fly there at night and then he's back the same day,
so he'll be like he did in four hours, he
went to Africa I think it was eight, did a
safari ate something, went back to the airport, flew home.
(09:05):
What is the point of that, Well, I mean, I
think the point that he's trying to make is that
you can see anything you want to see with limited
time and budget. Because the thing that I kept hearing
before I would start doing the solo travel stuff, it was,
you know, or my mindset was why am I going
to spend all this money if I only have two
days or three days, or it's not worth it, or
(09:25):
I won't see anything because you know, we don't get
weeks and weeks off at a time that we could say, hey,
let's go to Africa for two weeks and like see
a bunch of stuff. Like, we don't have that. So
I've never been because it's far and I'm thinking, well
that so my previous mentality would have been, well, I
guess I'm gonna have to wait until I have a
lot of time. And these people I think are saying you, look,
you're not gonna see everything. You're not really going to
(09:47):
see much at all. Actually, but like a day is extreme,
but maybe a couple of days. It's better than never
going at all, go on weekend or something. And so
like pre COVID, when I was out there, you know,
like out of in these streets and going places, like
if we had three days, I'd go wherever I could.
I'd look on the airline and thing and see where
I could go. Because it's like, well, I have a
friend who's been his name is R. Dub Randy. He's
(10:08):
been to one hundred and ninety three countries all you
and recognized countries. Is not much older than me. And
that's how he did it, is that his thing was
as long as I see everything, and he was trying
to check the box, right, But like so it was
a mission for him. Yeah, but his whole thing was
to me, was I'd rather see everything once and then
go and then I'll be fifty something years old and
then I can go back to where That's what he's
doing now, is he's going back to the places that
(10:29):
he really likes because he's seen everything. So some would
say like, well, that's a waste of time and money others,
and then my argument, counter argument would be, well, then
you're never going to see anything because if you're always
waiting for the time and the money, you may never
get it. So like, I think that very long answer
is the point to why these guys are doing it,
because it's like, hey, look I got one day and
this much money, and the last minute flight costs this much,
(10:49):
so I'm just gonna do it. Is it kind of
silly to go to Africa and like see a giraffe
and then go back to the airport? Yes? Yeah? Is
it better than never seeing a giraffe in Africa? I
guess it's up to you. Yeah, But you know what
one guy's doing. A ninety five year old man. This
is This man is is a man of your heart.
And I don't know where this is. I got to
find out where this Omaha, Nebraska is where you're going
(11:11):
to go to meet this man. He's ninety five years old.
He's a retirement home resident in Omaha, and he has
started his own Taylor Swift fan club. He's my everything.
His name is Frank, And I should have just used
his first name. You would have known whom I was
talking about since he's her everything. I should have just
said Frank and then you would. And I want to
know if he's seeing anybody. Yeah, well that's why I'm
suggesting maybe you should go and it could work out
(11:32):
very well for you you all around. Yeah, Frank, I
love how it's a guy too. It's not like an
old grandma. It's a dude. It all started when a
staff member and his retirement community said that she'd written
to Swift and never got a reply. So this guy,
who's a lifelong cheese fan, told her I know some
people and launched the club. This is own grandfather thing
(11:55):
to say, like such an old man thing to say,
like I know somebody. What began with ten residents quick
grew to one hundred members and they're proudly calling themselves Swifties,
which I hope they don't think they came up with that.
I have a great name for it. Let him believe it.
Let them have it. Man, you don't got much time.
Frank even decorated his walker with a T Swift decal
(12:17):
and mailed letters complete with the photo to Swift, Travis
Kelsey and Patrick Mahomes, hoping to catch their attention. The
ultimate witch is for her to visit the retirement home.
You know they're gonna hear from her. There's no way
that she doesn't do something. Yeah, I'm waiting for that.
Speaker 4 (12:31):
I'm waiting for her to meet up with Sweet Lila,
whose mother Caitlyn, we had on the show. Like I'm
just like, come on, girl, we need it, we need
you with Frank. I need the photo of you and
his walker and him.
Speaker 2 (12:41):
Yeah, you gotta go hang out with Frank. Now, how
she's gonna get to Omaha. I don't think she's gonna
do that, but there'll be a video or she'll send something.
She's gonna send something because you know, as thoughtful as
she is, she has people. She's thoughtful enough to hire
people to look for stuff like this and then do
it and sign her name. Either way, I give her
credit for that. Yes, she cares, like all those notes
she sends, like when the media when we get to
(13:01):
meet her sometimes when we used to get to meet
her before some dude grabbed her butt. Thanks for that.
But when we all get notes and I don't know
if she wrote them or maybe just signed. I think
initially she did. I think back in the day she
really wrote them. I don't know if now she does.
Speaker 4 (13:15):
I know her handwriting, but I do wonder if someone else,
like had to master her handwriting.
Speaker 2 (13:20):
Well maybe she signed it like that. Yeah, you're right.
I don't know. But anyway, even if she's got people
that are thoughtful enough to do that, then I'll take
it because how many people do we meet every day
that like don't even want to be here.
Speaker 4 (13:33):
I was just name dropped one of the ones that
you interviewed, where later he was like talking to you
about how annoying the interviews were.
Speaker 2 (13:39):
I won't say his name, but yeah, wait a minute,
hold on, I'll tell you off there.
Speaker 4 (13:45):
But it was just That's one of my favorite stories
is like you interviewed him earlier, and then later he's like, oh,
these interviews I had to do earlier.
Speaker 2 (13:52):
I remember, I don't remember who it was you're going
to tell me, but I remember the story. We were
in Vegas. I think we did a bunch of interviews,
and then I saw it was this first I saw
this person, hold on, so tell me who it is.
Hold On, turn to myself, tell me, yes, yeah, that's
who it was. And so then later we're like in
more of like a casual like I think it was
like a bar or something like we were drinking, maybe we.
Speaker 4 (14:13):
Were watching maybe the iHeart Festival, like from that little
platform thing or something, and I was.
Speaker 2 (14:17):
Like, hey, man, you know whatever, I just and I
guess he didn't put together that I was one of
the people who would interviewed him, and he was like, oh,
good to see you. Man. God, those interviews are just
so tedious, and they were like I was one of
maybe I don't know a bunch of people that did,
so they probably were he probably was telling the truth.
But it's like and I was like, yeah, I was
one of the guys that interviewed you, and he was
like he just kind of looked at me. He was like, well,
(14:38):
not you. Yours wasn't. But I'm right, no, mine was
probably the worst of all of them. I'm sure it
would be, though, you know, if you had to do
like ten in a row and everyone's asking the same questions,
which is why I like to throw in the curve balls.
Make them cry, make them cry, you know what I mean,
That's what I like to do.
Speaker 1 (14:57):
The biggest stories of the day.
Speaker 2 (14:59):
The guy on TikTok is name is Ken Burris. He's
the for you guy. Viral textas TikTok Foody, capturing hearts
across cultures. It was the headline on this guy on
you who on Yahoo on Yoho? Yeah? Yeah, not enough
people are talking about you? Who does you believe and
still exists anymore? Who loves you?
Speaker 1 (15:20):
Who?
Speaker 4 (15:20):
And I'm thinking about him now, wondering if they got canceled.
Speaker 2 (15:23):
Like I also looked at the word Yahoo and and
really hadn't said that word in a long time, so
I wasn't sure what to say. My mom still gets
heard of the news there. I'm like, is that from Yahoo? Yeah,
that's like saying you use Prodigy for the internet. You know.
We're like, yeah, I'm on copy serves. Still like they
got other ways to do that, I know. Yeah, look
him up Ken Buris. The videos are very cute. Sometimes
he's with his daughter, but yeah, he's just he's just
(15:46):
trying to try to check out different kind of food.
And then it's either for you or I don't know
if he says not, he says not for me. He'll
say for me or not for me is what he'll
say at the end. But when he's eating something, if
he likes it, he'll eat it and then he'll start laughing.
And that's when you know that he's really happy. Like
he'll eat it and he'll smile and he'll go, I guess,
(16:07):
And that's when you know that what he'd like. He's
happy that he'd like what he ate. He's satisfied by creepy. Okay, creepy,
that's nice guy.
Speaker 4 (16:14):
If I was on a date and the guy's like,
he's making videos, Kaitlin.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
Is he's making videos, Scalen, I don't do anything in
videos that you wouldn't do if other people were watching.
I don't know.
Speaker 4 (16:25):
I feel like anytime I mean well, I mean a
whole another conversation.
Speaker 2 (16:28):
It's even like doing this show, Like right now, I'm
enunciating in ways that I would not enunciate it when
the microphones are off, you know. So I don't know.
Like he's a cute. Go watch the video. No, I
love this idea. There should be more of that, you
are correct, but there's not. So. After carving a path
of destruction through Jamaica, Hurricane Melissa hit eastern Cuba early
yesterday morning as an extremely dangerous Category three storm winds
(16:50):
of one hundred and fifteen miles an hour. The hurricane
made landfall after slamming into Jamaica with one hundred and
eighty five mile an hour winds on Tuesday, making one
of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes ever courted. Cuba evacuated about
seven hundred and thirty five thousand people before the storm arrived.
According to their president, the storm brought damaging winds, heavy
flooding rains, and dangerous dangerous storm surge to eastern Cuba
(17:12):
after moving through the Bahamas like yesterday, the storm is
not done. It's forecast to approach Bermuda late today. I
saw pictures of the airport. Video of the airport in
Montego Bay in Jamaica. It's like deficits like it's like done.
So there was called like water was coming through the roof,
Like yeah, I don't know how they're gonna what they're
gonna do by that, but it's yeah, it's really bad.
The Toronto Blue Jays open Excuse me, Toronto, because you
(17:32):
know I'm a local. The Toronto Blue Jays open Game
five with back to back homers in a six to
one victory over the La Dodgers that moved them within
one win of their first championship since nineteen ninety three.
Are you said about this? Yes, I'm a Dodgers girly.
I just why you pick Dodgers you picked Cowboys. Yeah,
your mom picked the Packers. Like, what's going on your
(17:53):
DNA with the picking the cowboys? Yes, that's you're born
into that. You don't choose that life, cowboy. N you
don't choose You don't choose Jet's life. You don't choose lion.
You don't choose lions. I chose Lion's life, but you
don't normally choose it.
Speaker 3 (18:07):
Okay, I choose the Bears life, right right? Yeah, I
think you're born into the Bears too. Yeah, my dad
was a Bear.
Speaker 2 (18:14):
I think there are a lot of teams that you're
think you're born into the New York teams. I think
you're born into the Cowboys. Uh, No one wants No
one chooses the death Star No one. United Airlines flight
from Des Moines to Chicago was delayed for four hours
after two of the flight attendants got into a fight
before the plane took off. It wasn't known what caused
the argument, but passengers said the two were arguing before
(18:35):
getting into a physical fight. About a half an hour
after the flight, all the passengers and the crew were
removed from the plane. The delay lasted over four hours.
They had to get a whole new crew in United
hadn't commented on the incident. They haven't yet, I guess,
and it's not known if the flight attendants will be
facing any discipline. I'd be so mad, like the third
or fourth flight attendants, like maybe that's the last leg
(18:56):
we're going home, you know, and then you two got
to start fighting. I mean, like, stop it. We're so
close its home day. We're in Des Moines an hour
fight in an hour fight in Chicago, around on the ground,
like in the parking lot. Not at home, right, not here.
Dictionary dot com is named six seven. Don't say sixty seven.
(19:19):
It's six seven the word of the year. Why it's
not a word? Sixty seven? Friend of all, it's two
words their numbers. It's not a word. The term, popularized
by Jen Alpha on social media, is used as a
random comment, and it's spread through schools an online circles nation. Wow.
We were talking about it yesterday and even then we
(19:40):
got probably ten different explanations. Right, what does it mean?
About what it means? I'm so upset it means anything.
It does means nothing.
Speaker 5 (19:48):
It's just like yelling something out. Also, dictionary wants to
be so relevant. They want to put this in their dictionary, Like,
what is wrong with them?
Speaker 2 (19:56):
I'm like, it's not a word, it's not real. Suke Johnson,
the director of Lexiciconography What Yeah at Dictionary Media Group,
says that the words viral momentum made it stand out.
It just kept on growing larger and larger, snowballing into
kind of a cultural phenomenon. The definition of six seven is, well,
there isn't one, making it really the first word of
(20:18):
the year that we've had in a really long time.
That's actually more of an interjection. It's something that people
are just shouting and saying, and that in itself is
pretty novel and pretty spectacular. Some say it means so
so or maybe this may be that, But I also
heard it had something to do with like one of
the Ball brothers because he's six seven and for the
periodic tike and then it means like mid so so
(20:40):
so would be right, But like, I don't, I don't know,
I don't need to be saying it, so don't. It
doesn't matter. I'm not saying it. No, six seven, you
would say, say, would That response was six y seven? Yeah,
as far as I'm concerned. Yeah. A Florida woman is
suing sea World because she was knocked unconscious after a
duck hit her in the while she was on a
(21:01):
roller coaster. Girl, no offense, but going did the SeaWorld work?
It did the duck work at SeaWorld? Like why are
you sewing SeaWorld? Like it's you're flying, it's flying around.
What are they gonna do about it? Oh, yeah, he's not.
That's not his jurisdiction. That duck flies all around? You
do you didn get hit the face of the whale?
Like have you ever seen the ones where the seals
like jump out of the out of the big pool
(21:21):
and they like wind up landing in the crowd. You
know you never seen that? No, the seal will like
go like a little rogue and jump over the wall
and then wind up in the crowd. I don't know
what they do, but like there are people there, you know,
in the audience like watching this and then there's a seal.
I don't know how they get them back around, like
get him to sort of do their little walk, Like
all right, you gotta go back into the pool now.
(21:42):
A woman claims that SeaWorld created a zone of danger
for bird strikes by operating a ride that causes waterfowl
near the water to become disoriented. She's not requested a
trial by jury to hear the case. She only wants
fifty grand. If I get hit the face of the
duck on a roller coaster, we're suing for more. I
think that's disfiguring. Like I think it's going to do
something in my face. It's not good. Didn't Fabio break
(22:03):
his nose like that? Like, wasn't he or was that
a room.
Speaker 4 (22:05):
Or on a roller coaster with a dog, Like a
bird flew into his all right?
Speaker 2 (22:09):
Is that what happened? I don't know. Look it up, please.
She's suing for permanent injuries, disfigurements, and mental pain and suffering.
A spokeswoman for SeaWorld said that they are taking the
incident very seriously, and a Detroit police officer wasn't wearing
pants when he logged in for a virtual hearing with
Michigan's thirty sixth District Court. The entire courtroom gasped when
(22:29):
the officer who was wearing his the top part of
his uniform. You know, he had like his badge and
his you know whatever. Even he may even had his
hat on, but he didn't put pants on. He was
wearing boxers, though. When the judge asked the officer if
he had any pants, he replied no, and then quickly
moved the camera up towards his face. It's not known
if the officer is facing any discipline. What when I
(22:50):
do a little TV show from home, I wear like
my basketball shorts and then I wear like a top. Yeah,
I don't. I don't. I'm not putting on a whole
thing when all you see is my you know, chest up. No,
I'm very comfy, Like I got comfy pants on. I
do have pants. I have some form of pants. I'm
not just underwearing it, you know, or or free you know,
(23:10):
freeing it, free being it. I'm not doing that. Yeah,
But like, why why would I put on like nice
pants when you're never gonna see him? Because I'm just
sitting there.
Speaker 5 (23:18):
One time, my husband Hobby had like this interview Frick
a part time job, and he wore a whole suit
for a zoom and I was so confused, and I
was like, why would you do that?
Speaker 2 (23:26):
And he said, what if they asked me to stand
up and swirl or spin around? I was like, no,
why did they ask you?
Speaker 1 (23:31):
Sorry?
Speaker 2 (23:32):
To stand up. Can I see your outfit? But he
wore a whole suit? Go wrong? Like what if you forget?
Speaker 4 (23:37):
Like I've heard of someone being on a meeting with
someone who no longer works here. They had nothing, I'm
talking nothing, and they stood up and someone caught a glimpse.
Speaker 2 (23:46):
Do you remember the guy from CNN that I don't
think he works there anymore. They had him come back
and then I don't think he's there anymore. Really, Yeah,
it was a zoom call. I think it was like
a production call. And then maybe there was a break
in the call or something, or maybe they disconnected or something.
But all I know is he didn't and so he
was he decided to do something with himself, and it
(24:07):
was like he decided and it was and everybody saw it,
and like, you know, yeah, yeah, I know, it's not
good when you do that.
Speaker 1 (24:15):
I don't.
Speaker 2 (24:16):
Oh, this place makes me drier than the Sahara. I
can't imagine the movie. Oh I think it was. I
think it was in the middle of the call, so
it was kind of worse, like maybe somebody on the
call got him going or something allegedly, but it was
like I think he thought he was muted and camera off,
and so I think they're like, all right, so tonight
on CNN, we're gonna do this or whatever. And then
(24:37):
here's this guy going, and then I think people were like, dude, stop,
like hey, but I think he had it muted and everything,
so like he didn't know or he didn't know they
were talking about like hey you well, also like, what
do you say if you do see and hear that?
Speaker 4 (24:52):
I don't know that i'd interrupt a meeting and be
like stop, you know, grabbing.
Speaker 2 (24:56):
I think I would, because if everyone's watching this, I
think it's like ever on seeing it too, So I
mean someone needs to be the hero. What would you say?
What would the verbiage be if we were on teams?
Stop it Carl?
Speaker 1 (25:08):
Right?
Speaker 2 (25:08):
I don't think his name is Carl, but I'd be
like Jason, not again, Jason, your camera's on again? Oh
my bad? Yeah right, I'd be like, yeah, I had
no idea, right, oh not again? That even that would
get him. Fuse the lighting was all turned on in
perfect are there ring lights? No, there's nothing Jason can
do around here. There's nothing you do too much. You
know where all the bodies are buried, you know, all
(25:30):
the codes and all the locations. There's nothing that can
happen to you. It's national candy corn Dame and national
text your X Day, which you don't have to. I
would actually say, let's not celebrate that day. No one
to celebrate that day.
Speaker 1 (25:42):
Calon's Entertainment report is on the Freas Show.
Speaker 2 (25:45):
So you were right about the Fabbio thing.
Speaker 4 (25:46):
Yes, this is why I can't remember anything that I
need to remember, because I remember that in nineteen ninety nine,
Fabio was on the inaugural and that's a hard word
for me to say, ride at of the Apollos Chariot
roller coaster at Busch Gardens in Virginia and a goose
hit him and broke his nose. He has blood all
over his face in this photo. So that did happen.
(26:08):
And if you don't know who Fabio is, right exactly
he was.
Speaker 2 (26:11):
He was in the I can't believe it's not butter commercials,
which I think if you're a child of the nineties,
that's probably how you remember him. But he was like
very baff long hair.
Speaker 4 (26:18):
Every romance novel cover he was on, and like a
blouse that was open.
Speaker 2 (26:22):
Yeah. Yeah, And how he became famous. I don't know
was that all he did.
Speaker 3 (26:25):
I was just going to say, because all I know
of let me you.
Speaker 2 (26:30):
Learned me a lot about Fabio this morning. Our research
department here is whoever has a free hand, somehow never
has free.
Speaker 4 (26:36):
Hands milling everyone on all right, So starting off with
Katie Perry, who's being slammed online for throwing her own
birthday cake on the floor backstage after blowing out her candles,
And there's video of this. She actually posted it herself,
thinking nothing of it. So in this carousel that she shared,
it included a video of her, she's still in her
(26:57):
tour costume, trying to throw the cake at someone, but
they dipped and the cake falls to the ground. Now,
a lot of people came at her for wasting the cake.
But then I saw one girl on x RO. My
mom was the one that baked that cake. She was
so excited about the opportunity to make a cake for
Katy Perry and spent so long on it.
Speaker 2 (27:14):
I'm genuinely confused and upset as to why she would
do this.
Speaker 4 (27:18):
I will say her dancers were still like eating it,
like off the top, which is what I do because
like the like the part that touch.
Speaker 2 (27:23):
The bottom is just the bottom half of the cake.
Speaker 4 (27:27):
I understand that, like for you and your mom personally,
that's probably not great to see, but like, can we
police what people do with the things we make for them?
Speaker 2 (27:37):
Afterwards?
Speaker 4 (27:38):
It wasn't like she was like saying, I hate who
made this for me? Is this really that big of
a deal.
Speaker 2 (27:43):
It's a good question, Like she's facing backlash over this?
Are we upset? I mean we fake back, We face
backlash for far less. No, I know that's what I'm saying.
I don't know what the upset meter.
Speaker 4 (27:53):
I understand it would be hard to see for two
specific people.
Speaker 2 (27:56):
In rest where you have something invested in it.
Speaker 3 (27:57):
But I feel like she's just one of those people
that like, no matter what she does, people are going
to be ready to pounce in campaign.
Speaker 4 (28:03):
Yeah, I mean her mom was like Dan that that stinks,
but it's a testament.
Speaker 2 (28:07):
They were eating it off the floor right, Just as
a follow up, Ye. Fabio Lanzoni started interrupt two right.
He was born on March fifteenth of nineteen fifty nine,
and he's an Italian American actor and fashion model, best
known for his work as a romance novel cover model
in the eighties and nineties, he gained fame for his
long hair and muscular physique, which became iconic in the
romance novel genre. His career includes appearances in various television shows, movies,
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and it's a spokespirst in for brands like I can't
believe It's not Butter and the American Cancer Society. Oh yeah, guys, Now,
I didn't realize it for some reason though. Maybe he
was an actual actor, but really he was only making appearance.
Maybe he is an actual actor, but he was only
making appearances because they were like making light of the
fact that he was on romance novel covers. That one thing.
Speaker 4 (28:48):
Yeah, Like I don't think anyone else has ever had
that come up, you know, like, no good for Fabio Lanzonia.
Speaker 2 (28:54):
Also, I didn't know he had a last name. Do
we feel like that's his government name?
Speaker 1 (28:57):
Is it?
Speaker 2 (28:58):
I don't know. I think Fabio if I were going
to be a romance would be like Fabio Fantastic or
something fantastic, Right, you'll send me a little more catchy
than Lenzoni. I feel flar time. Yeah, I would see
Fabio on my TV post.
Speaker 4 (29:12):
Malone visited flips Patio Grill in grape Vin, Texas, near
Dallas while the Cowboys. Jason's team played the Broncos, and
he didn't just pay for his own bill, because of
course he did not, he is an angel. He picked
up tabs for two other tables beyond his own. On
top of that, he left one thousand dollars tips on
each of those checks, on a five hundred and thirty
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three dollars tab, which is over a two hundred percent tip.
Staff at the restaurant thanked him publicly for his generosity
and for being kind and engaging with both the workers
and other patrons while you watch the game.
Speaker 2 (29:44):
This continues a pattern that we see from him.
Speaker 4 (29:46):
He has been noted to leave large tips and just
be super sweet. For example a dive bar in Phoenix
where his tip helped a lot of workers pay their
bills like he actually helped pay other bills for them.
By the way, I saw a is going viral of him.
There's a little girl that meets him and she's so
excited that I think she mixes her words around did
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you see this? And she says, uh, you're I'm so
excited to meet you. You're my biggest fan. Yeah, and
he takes them in it and he goes, I am
your biggest fan, and like he's just he's so good
with kids.
Speaker 2 (30:16):
She flipped it as opposed to I'm your biggest fan.
She said, you're my biggest fan. Yeah. He was quick
to just go with it, like that's right, I am.
Speaker 4 (30:25):
He's so good and kind and seeing the mom was like, yep,
that time my daughter met her biggest fan.
Speaker 2 (30:29):
You know I read that. At first, I'm like, oh,
she screwed it up with the way she typed it.
I'm like, oh, oh, no, she didn't. That's what she meant,
You're my biggest fan. Austin Post.
Speaker 4 (30:37):
And lastly, for the first time in thirty five years,
the top forty of the Billboard Hot one hundred has
no rap songs on it, which is this is blasphemy.
The song that had been holding onto that title was
Luther by Kendrick and Sizza, which got removed under the
chart's new recurrent rules after twenty six weeks without reaching
a higher peak.
Speaker 2 (30:56):
Rap had been, of course.
Speaker 4 (30:57):
Dominant around twenty twenty, but it's you know an in
the past as well, but it's commercial hold is reportedly softening.
No rap tracks made the top forty. A few are
just outside of it, and hopefully we we need a rap.
Speaker 2 (31:11):
Song in there. We need a rap song.
Speaker 4 (31:13):
We have a rap deficit, Paulina, I'm not gonna do
all of that.
Speaker 2 (31:18):
And Guy's been asking for it every I am at,
A lot of people have been askings.
Speaker 5 (31:23):
Save rap listen. I one thing that I can't do
is be a SoundCloud rapper. I'm a bathroom rapper.
Speaker 2 (31:29):
Yeah, I've heard your mixtape though, Like.
Speaker 5 (31:32):
Yeah, well, I get this platform, so I'm gonna bless
our listeners with the music that I produce. So I
cannot do a genre that I'm not, you know, really
comfortable with.
Speaker 2 (31:41):
I'm not like good at it. I have to tell you, Paulina, like,
in the last six months, you know that the demand
has been high, and we've we've pitched a lot of
different ideas and there's been no follow through. We haven't
gotten a release from you in some time. And I think, honestly,
I think that people are starting to think maybe that
you're you know, disinterested in your music, spect of your career,
and I'm not really passionate about my cres. You a
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socialite and a philanthropist, a business owner of multiple ceo
of multiple businesses, so many businesses, a lot of businesses.
And we got the springtime business, we got the events business,
we got the Mommy collective business, we got the Yeah,
we got the astre more. No, that's I mean, it's
giving Rihanna. You know that's right. It really is exactly.
(32:27):
You're not a self made billionaire.
Speaker 3 (32:30):
You're doing absolutely everything except the everything except the music.
Speaker 2 (32:35):
Anybody else to hear you?
Speaker 4 (32:37):
Everything but the music frend show on demand by the way,
on the iHeart app if you want to catch up
on Anthony missed.
Speaker 2 (32:43):
I did give you something for but we couldn't use it.
Speaker 5 (32:44):
Remember I made a new intro for you for Friend's
Biggest Stories.
Speaker 2 (32:48):
I don't remember Short and Sweet.
Speaker 5 (32:50):
We played it two days, but Jason the rule followers
that we couldn't use it because of the.
Speaker 2 (32:56):
Party has a pooper garbage. The next day, I'm trying
to see if I have anything you rap? Did you
make a song about space Force? I sure did you? Playing?
Speaker 4 (33:07):
Uh no, not that one pair of why is Why
you Always hate?
Speaker 2 (33:11):
And it's not the Backshop Boys one? So that's a
rap song? Oh I did? That's a dis track? Yeah?
I have that one it is standing by you know,
just yeah, I know your discography, my biggest fan. Yeah.
Why you always gotta be a loud ass hater. We
don't even understand this, man. We just trying to get
(33:34):
that bread? What what? Why do you always hate? He
put that away? Put that? I know it's easy to do.
Is a professional environment? Okay?
Speaker 5 (33:44):
Well, brother Fred and Ship trying to make a day,
oh weekend would be nice.
Speaker 2 (33:52):
And I'm starting to think you don't. I'm a vacation man.
You don't get un beat on purpose in your head.
Speaker 5 (33:57):
I think I'm a south Side girl to the day
I die, and I'm a ride with.
Speaker 2 (34:02):
My work friends already know. The The hook is just
I'm gonna take you down, Pedal? Why you always got
it be? LOOKI hate Battle?
Speaker 5 (34:12):
Why you always look cattle?
Speaker 2 (34:14):
Why you always Loki? Hate Bettle? Why Battle? Why you
always look hate pedal? I always located this is around metal?
Why you always in the top ten?
Speaker 4 (34:24):
Man?
Speaker 2 (34:25):
The hook I forgot? The hook is pretty good said,
and I love how you you layered it a little bit.
But like, if you're into audio, if you know, if
you just slid it over just one bet you know,
then we're right on a little bit. We're right there.
I've said this before. That's the best part of the song,
and it's the last ten seconds. No, I wanted to
do it again. I want to say it Benson because
remember he was like not as big as he is now.
We were hanging out with him at a pizza place and
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he had no interest in us. He just wanted to
make pizza and hang out with his boys. He didn't
care about He was very nice though. But if I
only had access to him now, it's you know, in
his leitar, and I would say, dude, like that's the song. Yeah,
Like did no one in the studio with their fedoras
and their mustaches? You know that? Don'tbody go like no,
but can't I'm seriously, can't you the kind of folks
that would like produce a Benson Moon record, Like it's
(35:08):
like an snl skit, Like can't you see it's a room?
I feel like people who like sit in front of
the board are like very creative, eccentric people like no
normal looking people like no guy that looks like a
plumber sits behind the board in the recording studio, you know,
but once you think like they have like really like
cool facial hair they carved out, you know, like the
kind of stuff like yes, yes, okay, Benson, you know
(35:32):
Benson on the mic, like you into the thing, Benson.
You know we're we're eleven. What we're hearing in the
last ten seconds of the song? Can we do them?
Can we get more of that? See, that's what I
would say to him. It is like, let's do a
whole song with that. I should have. Let me get
a hold of it, let me see if I'm sure
his numbers changed. Let's do waiting by the phone from
a Hall of Fame? Why did somebody get ghosted? It's next?
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