October 7, 2025 • 29 mins
This week Falen and Jenny chat Taylor Swift's new album, how they spent their weekends at the marathon, leaf peeping, Jenny's one habit that drives Falen crazy and more! Thank you for listening!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Here we are. We're live and local. Well, when you're
listening to this, you're not. We're not live. We are
local though, unless you're not. Unless you're not, we are local.
Welcome to the podcast. It's called I'm Still Fun. I'm found.
This is Jenny Hey, what up? Yeah yo yo. I
think that the first thing we should talk about and
(00:22):
just get into it. If you're not a swifty, it
is what it is. But phall and I need to
talk about some things because I don't fully understand certain
swifty isms and what things mean and whatever. So the
first thing I need to understand is is that one
song about Charlie XCX.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
I mean, it's hard to say, it seems like it is.
And then a lot of people are kind of the
thing about Taylor is not every song is necessarily about
one person, right. It can be about multiple people, but
you just zone it on one. So I know, the
only thing I really know about I don't follow Charlie closely.
I was not obsessed with her album like so many
(01:04):
people were. I kind of listened to the one song
that was popular, the Apple one, but that was I mean,
but I didn't really get into her album, and that's
not a knock on her at all. I just loved
to boom clap situation. But I do remember like back
in the day when Taylor had her open for and
she kind of made remarks of like she didn't like
it because she didn't like being these big shows with
(01:27):
these big fandoms. She preferred smaller, intimate ones, which I
understand that a lot of artists have said that, but
it was kind of like biting the hand that feeds
you because Taylor was giving her this massive stage and
all this exposure. Also, now that Charlie has all the
number one hits, she is performing in these huge venues,
but I get it those are her fans and in
(01:48):
the Taylor shows they weren't her fans. Yeah, totally different
vibe with that said, a lot of people I think
don't remember that part of time because they're like in
Charlie's song where she allegedly dissed Taylor, Yeah, she didn't
really diss her. She was like talking kind of about
how she's insecure about her and she'll never be her.
But in Taylor's song, she's like, that's not what she's
(02:08):
talking about. She's like, I heard when you basically did cocaine,
you talk crap about me and you laugh the fact
that my boyfriend, your husband's bandmate ghosted me. So do
I think it's about Probably at least loosely.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Okay, because I feel like I've heard some people say
that they don't like that she's being like a mean
girl almost with a disc track, like you are so successful,
Like why do you have to do that to somebody else?
So that was the one question I had. The other
one is is I don't understand what Canceled is about
because I just like the song.
Speaker 2 (02:43):
So Canceled is basically about the fact that she doesn't
care if you cancel her friends, like she cares about
how her friends treat her and she is going to
stay friends with them, whether because it's easy to tear
people down, like and we know this, the world loves
(03:04):
to build a celebrity up just and they're just waiting
for them to do one wrong thing and cancel them.
And it's like easy to love a person when they're
on top, but it's hard to love them when they're download. Well,
Taylor's been canceled before, so she probably does look at
that like I'm not gonna like betray someone when they're
being canceled. So there are a lot of speculations on
who that one could be about. Obviously, the top one
(03:26):
is Blake Lively. Some people think it's about Sophie Turner
because she kind of got canceled briefly in the early
on days of Joe Jonas and her splitting, and Taylor
supported her. Others are like Brittany Mahomes because of you know,
she was a very big like Trump supporter, and obviously
being a supporter of anyone political is polarizing. So there
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they could be. But it could be about all three
or just none, you know. So that's what the song
is about.
Speaker 1 (03:53):
Okay, got it? Okay, So now I have a little
clip I'm gonna play because I feel like you know
when you hear a song and you're like, you don't
really know the lyrics, but you think you're about to
know the lyrics, and so you kind of sing along. Yes, okay,
So here is opal lte and here is how it goes.
(04:16):
I thought it was going to say eating my ass
right there, and I don't know why because her brother
that's what I'm saying, Jenny. But like, as I'm starting
to learn the lyrics, I'm in my head like she's
going to say eating my ass or something, but I
know she says brother at the beginning, and so that's
why I'm like, I know it doesn't make sense, but
I kept hearing it and that's what my thought was,
She's gonna say eating my ass. So anyways, there's that.
(04:38):
My last My last thing is how do you feel
about the fact that is Taylor Swift is a billionaire? Yeah? Okay,
so how do you feel about the fact that she
has so many cash grabs with the millions of things
she does? Because I feel like we put a lot
of hate on the Elon Musks and the Jeff Bezos
of the world, but like, when it comes down to
it is Taylor Swift not to doing the third thing.
(05:01):
I think Taylor Swift is guilty of a lot of
things we don't like that billionaires do. Like people got
on tour regularly about her private jet flying everywhere. Yeah,
I feel it's like kind of the same as like
hating someone's social media page then don't follow it, right,
So for me, it's like I don't even think Taylor
cares about the money as much as she it increases
(05:23):
her number of album sales. The more she releases unique
releases where this album only has one you can only
hear this track on this it sells more albums. She
Taylor Swift first of all, capitalist queen. She does love money.
I'm not saying she doesn't. Yeah, I think Taylor likes
accolades more than she even likes money, and she loves
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holding all these records.
Speaker 2 (05:46):
Then when people read the records to her, she acts
like she's like, oh, I didn't even know I held that. Well,
she probably does know that because she definitely likes winning awards,
So I think, do I think it's a little tacky, sure,
but also who.
Speaker 1 (06:01):
Then don't buy it? I only bought one. I didn't.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
I bought like the very first one she dropped. I
didn't go buy any of the other colored vinyls. Yeah,
I'm only but I want to support her because I
do like her and her music. So I bought one,
and that was my commitment.
Speaker 1 (06:16):
You know what's interesting, and we can be done with
Taylor Swift now. But there was like a podcast or
an article or something that was published that said that
all of these CEOs were surveyed at one point in
time and the majority like at least, probably eighty percent
of them surveyed cared more about power than the money
they're making. Jeff Bezos, Elon Muss, Taylor Swift, they don't
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need any more money now. They have money four days
and everyone their kids, their kids' kids, their kids, nephews
and nieces. Everyone's going to have like a trust fund
at this point. So to think that they are only
doing it for money is kind of funny because it's not.
It is what you said. She wants the accolades. She
wants the recognition. It's like power thing. I agree, So
(07:01):
you can't I don't know. I think you can't look
at billionaires and think that they're only doing it to
gain more money. They genuinely their personality is power driven.
It's power driven.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
Also, I think that they I think a lot of
people when they're successful like that. They can't just retire
and sit still. They are creatives and they have ideas
all the time, and they actually have their resources to
execute them. Think about people all the time. They'll they'll
have created an app at twenty seven years old, they
sell it for however many million dollars. They could be
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done for life, but then they have another great idea,
because like there are just certain people who are like
they can't stop with that, whereas you know, us regular people,
we're just like trying to figure out if is there
anything at all we can come up with, yeah, that
can help us get enough money so we can like
like retire, actually retire, you know what I mean, like
in our fifties or sixties, and not have to worry
(07:55):
about money anymore, not work to we're dead right. I
did want to break down a little bit a couple.
Speaker 1 (08:00):
Of I was gonna say we should, we should, because
we did also pick what we thought would be our favorite,
so we should talk about that. On last week's episode,
I think I said opaalite, right, because it's what Travis
Kelcey don't remember. I know what I said, but I
don't remember where said. I'm ptty sure I said op
late because I said that's what Travis Kelsey said was
like the most bangin one, So I thought maybe that
would be my favorite. Yes, So what do you think?
(08:21):
So opal lite is my favorite? But I had picked
the Life of a Showgirl, and I would probably put
the Life of the Show of a Showgirl at like
three or four. I really like opallite and I do
like the Fate of Ophelia. Yeah, I think that that
was a good choice. And I remember you saying that
you don't think Taylor is good at picking her singles.
I did say that, and I think it's a good one.
Me too.
Speaker 2 (08:41):
I will say she normally isn't good, but I think
that's her best radio single she's selected since probably nineteen
eighty nine singles because Lover was kind of a disaster
because she chose me, which is universally her most hated song,
and honestly, Lover is an album. But I immediately was like,
(09:03):
I don't like this album because it just wasn't it
for me.
Speaker 1 (09:06):
I like the song Lover and like maybe one other. Now.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
I think it's because I hated the singles she chose.
There are deep cuts after glow Fall, Scott Daylight is
one of my favorite songs. I actually love Lover now,
but I think that they a couple of things. I
think they oversold this album to be more hype than
it is, but it is comparable to her previous albums.
It is very hype, right, so I see it a
(09:31):
few different ways. I hate all the hate it's getting.
I think it's just everyone waiting to turn on her.
I do feel like I like the first half of
the album much better than the second game. And although
I do really like the Life of a Showgirl, it
does kind of bum me out that people pointed out
it's identical to the Jonas Brothers song.
Speaker 1 (09:48):
Cool. I know. I didn't realize that until I haven't
been on like social media barely at this weekend, so
I didn't realize that until we talked about it on
in the morning show this morning, and we did like
a side by side and I was like, oh my gosh,
they are literally like the Thame And I remember loving
the Jonas brother song and it didn't perform very well.
But so that makes me a little sad. But I
actually really love the life or the Fate of Ophelia.
(10:11):
I love Opale. I like the life of a show Girl.
I'll do like that, maybe because I love the Jonas
brother song. I like father figure. That's surprised to me.
And what's the other one in there? Eldest Daughter's Okay,
I have to.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
Be in the mood for her track fives usually because
they're usually more vulnerable.
Speaker 1 (10:32):
Elizabeth Taylor. Yes, I like that one too. I know,
I think I like listened to the first four songs
and then I kind of like skips a skip life
of show Girl. Okay, but I've listened to the album
like a million times.
Speaker 2 (10:42):
This best weekend, my first one that I fell in
love with, Like first listen I had texted you was
the actually romantic Yeah, and it kind of actually made
it worse for me when everyone said it's about Charlie XCX.
Speaker 1 (10:57):
But I still like the vibe of it. I don't
love a lot of the songs people are obsessed with.
I don't love Canceled, I don't love people are really
into wish List, and I think it's good, but it's
not my favorite on me. Yeah, that one I didn't
care for at all, but it grew on me a
little bit. I literally can't even think of what Eldest
(11:19):
Daughter is about because I'm pretty sure I just immediately
didn't vibe with it. So I was the slowest one,
yeah the album. So that's probably why I'm not really
a slower song for Taylor Swift kind of person.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
Yeah, but I think that people are saying it's like
terrible and like making fun of really small points, saying
these lyrics are terrible, that drives me nuts. She's proven
what a good writer she is, so that that drives
me nuts. And that's not to say this is not
my favorite album she's released, yeah at all.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
Like it probably is. I don't even know if it's
in the top five, but I still like it. Yeah, Yeah,
I liked it a lot. I think that I did
try to listen. I remember what rollerblady when her last
album came out, was it The Sorgos Poets Department was
her last one? Which one had antihero that was Midnights?
Oh just kidding, it was that one. Okay, that one.
I remember going rollerblading and I didn't vibe with anything
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pretty much at all on that entire rollerblade. And I
feel like as soon as I started listening to this one,
I started vibing with songs right away, so that was different.
But I mean, I'm not as big of a swifty,
so I couldn't tell you what my favorite albums are
or anything like that, but I definitely like this better
than other ones I've listened to right off the bat. Okay,
that's great, that's good. No, it was exciting. So how
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was your weekend? It was good. It was kind of busy,
but not really. I mean I did a lot of
stuff for the Twin Cities Marathon, and let me tell
you this story. So I went to go cheer on
the person that I've been seeing, and I went to
this coffee shop by one of the mile markers I
said I would go to, and I get there early
to make sure I have plenty of time to grab
(12:52):
a coffee and go see them. And I'm waiting in
line for the bathroom. There's a few people ahead of me,
and this guy goes in, and this motherfucker was in.
There is a single stall only bathroom in the coffee
shop for seven minutes, and all of us are there
basically grabbing coffee. So we can then run down to
(13:13):
this parkway to cheer people on. And there's very limited
time obviously of when you're you think your runner is
going to be going past. So at one point I'm
looking at my phone, I'm looking around, I'm looking at
any other vibe I'm getting from anyone else, and the
two women ahead of me, I go, honestly, I think
we should all just go down to the porta potties
at this point at the race, Yeah, and the front
(13:34):
the front woman goes, yeah, I'm about to start knocking, Like,
this is not the time and place to be doing this.
I'm sorry. Like, I understand having the devil exit your body. Yeah,
I get it. I've been there. Yeah, but like when
it comes down to it, seven minutes is a really
long time. Yeah, it is a really long time. And
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you know that there's a huge ass line waiting outside.
I could not perform. No, I couldn't.
Speaker 2 (14:00):
There's no chance if even one person is waiting, I
cannot perform.
Speaker 1 (14:04):
Yeah. So anyways, literally finally after I start saying that,
and then the other woman's like, I'm literally about to
start knocking whatever, within like a minute, he came out.
That man should have had his head all the way
down to the ground and not looked at any of us,
and he just walked out with his head up. And
he was a man. He was there. He was young.
He was probably like twenty to twenty five ish, so
(14:26):
a little bit younger, not young enough to like not
understand what he's doing. But I just could not believe
that someone could do that, honestly, and like in any
other given situation, if it wasn't for the fact that
we're all trying to go Cheerrunners on. I wouldn't have cared.
It's like, whatever, we're at a coffee shop. You're shitting
your brains out. It is what it is. Yeah, but
like we all had places to be. Anyone in that
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coffee shop was going to run go to cheer runners on.
So anyways, that was interesting, yeah, nightmare. But outside of that,
my weekend was a lot of like boring Bland to
do stuff. I was excited to see all of your
North Shore stuff because I just love it so much,
and I'm heading up there with the van this week.
(15:08):
So exciting. I know that is gonna be like past
peak in a lot of areas already, but there's a
few spots I know that aren't going to be quite
there yet. So I was, I was it. It was good.
It was real quick.
Speaker 2 (15:20):
I know you're always looking for places to work that
new Brim location because I freaking love Brim and Uptown,
but I don't go to Uptown that often. Yeah, and
I will go out of my way sometimes because the
food is so good. They have a new location any
Dina also not convenient for me at all, but I
was like, I want to go perfect for that. They
have so many little single tables that you can end
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with like plugins underneath that you can.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
Tell or like so people can work. It'll be a
good spot for you. But we did. We Friday night
after the show, we drove up to Lutes And which
is a very long drive, but we're like, let's just
get there. So we have Saturday because we had to
come back Saturday night because Dylan had to work Sunday
morning and he already took off Saturday so we could
come and we went to So there's a girl that
(16:03):
Jenny and I met on this retreat we went on
and her name is Reese and she takes like the
best pictures. They're so and they're all because she lives
in Duluth, so they're so beautiful. So I saw her
picture and I was like, I want to go to
there for a sunrise And also it's fantastic because right
now sunrise is like at seven am, so you don't
have to get out, yeah, block.
Speaker 2 (16:24):
Crack as normal. So I showed it to Jenny and
I said, before I DM her, do you know where
this is? And Genny's like, I'm pretty sure that's like
white whatever rong, And so Jenny sent me a link
her blog. You got to check it out, and we've
talked about it. But it really does have great tips.
And I just did not use Jenny's blog. I just
have the luxury of having Jenny's phone number, so I
(16:44):
just texted under bite. Someone messaged me after I posted
a link to your blog and said they were there
based on your blog.
Speaker 1 (16:52):
Oh, they literally went there.
Speaker 2 (16:53):
Based on your blog and followed your suggestions. They didn't
tell me if they had a good experience with the Jenny,
but they did. But we get there were the first
people there. I'm like, oh my god, Like I figured
it'd be packed, but we got there an hour before sunrise,
and I was like, huh. I'm like, I wonder if, like,
will we be the only ones here?
Speaker 1 (17:11):
Yeah? And I start thinking it for a second. We'll
like thirty minutes go by, two girls pop up with
their fancy cameras, and I already have my hideous influencer
tripod set up, by the way, not fancy camera tripod,
because I've done a time lapse. Yeah, and it's right
in the center of the rock. Well, I like, look
that got it. I was gonna say, if if you're
(17:32):
a photographer or anything, you know you got to be
there early to get the spot to get the shot.
So they I was like, hey, sorry, if you want
me to move it, let me know, but they didn't
tell me to move it, and I was and there's
still plenty of spaces and angles they could get. So
we're all just kind of quiet, chill, except for Olive,
who's like when the sun coming out and went thirteen
seconds and then a guy comes up and he just
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seems so surprised people are there as he gets there
ten minutes before the sun rises, and I go hey,
so I was like, oh, sorry, my tripod. He's like, yeah,
I mess didn't know it would be a party. Do
you know how much it took me to not go, well,
it's fucking loots In in October, So I don't know what
you expected. I've literally almost said it because I was like,
what a little snarky. I didn't really to be a party. Really,
you came to one of the most popular lookouts in
(18:15):
October in loots It and you're surprised ten minutes before
the sunrise people are here on a Saturday get fed.
So anyway, I was like trying to keep all of
quiet because I was like, I know people want like
a peaceful, serene vibe. But also she's six years old
and she's bored af she does not care about a sunrise.
So I was trying to walk Aron anyway beautiful. Then
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we went over to Oberg. Well, we did other stuff
in between. We went into gram Ray, got some donuts,
went to the Crosby Bakery, which is ten out of
ten recommend go to Crosby Bakery. Then we went to
swim at the hotel because.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
It's like all all I cared about. And I sat
like on a lawn chair and watched her. And then
we went to Oberg trail or whatever. Packed af so
just get ready and we but everyone was really nice
and courteous. Met lots of people on the trail saying hi, yeah,
got our picks, heads up if you're going the best spot.
Like we got up to the like where you start
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the loop. We went right. You can go left, but
we went right and.
Speaker 1 (19:15):
We're like, oh, there are some leaves.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
I was like, oh God, like everything's still like kind
of green or completely the leaves have fallen. And there
were only like little pops of yellow, not a lot
of red.
Speaker 1 (19:24):
I was like, damn it. Right when you get around,
you can actually see Caribou Lake the first that first lookout,
that one had the best view. As you kept going,
you're getting closer to Cariboo Lake. I didn't even stop
at a lot of those because I peaked at a couple
and I'm like, they're not better than that first one.
Speaker 2 (19:39):
So I don't know. I think it was like, I'm
so happy we went. I would love to go and
be able to spend a couple of nights there and
not just do it overnight like that. But it was
insane busy. Just yeah, prepare, prepare for the traffic going in.
On our way home, the traffic going into like Lootsen
into luth was crazy, like the opposite way and every
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single stop, every single one because there's so many parks
and stuff and lookouts. Cars all over the roads parked.
I mean, it's it's yeah. And people were making jokes.
Speaker 1 (20:12):
I hate to let you know, Graham Ray, but the
influencers have discovered us and they're encroached and I'm like, yeah,
get over.
Speaker 2 (20:19):
And we didn't do the gondola. A lot of people
were like how did you not? And I was like,
I think the gondola is a great option. But we
wanted to hike up and see.
Speaker 1 (20:25):
So did you think that Oberg was somewhat easy and
doable with olive and stuff? Okay, I just I never know,
because I actually thought the White Skyrock was harder. Yeah,
because that's a quick than what I wrote it. Well, no,
I didn't read your writing.
Speaker 2 (20:41):
You just feel like it's really I honestly the way
you said it, like it's quick hop up there. I
thought it was like literally off the side of the road,
and it's not. It was definitely like an incline. By
the time we got up to the top, we were
all kind of like a little.
Speaker 1 (20:53):
Out of breath and sweating. Yeah, but all of did it. Yeah,
we didn't carry her, so yeah, I mean it is
like a short distance, but it is a sure incline.
So that's what it is. Because I don't say I
think it only took like five ten minutes for me
to do it. The one I think I've only been
there once. I don't know, but yeah, I was just
curious just because what I remember of it being, oh,
(21:15):
Pahlan just got a coffee delivered day. Yeah, look at
you what I do, Jenny, Yeah, my uber eats, I
got my coffee delivery this morning, and oh my god,
I'm still drinking it. You know, look at it, Look
at it, It's all melted.
Speaker 2 (21:30):
If I put together a list of things that drive
me crazy about Jenny, it.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
Would be so short. It would probably be just that
it is. It doesn't even affect me.
Speaker 2 (21:40):
I am so I think it's so unfair to her
mouth and her body that she does this. She gets
a fucking coffee at five am, iced by the way,
and just lets it melt all day and doesn't drink it.
But she'll finish it like it's the most point where
the ice is completely melted.
Speaker 1 (21:57):
I won't even touch it. I'm like disgusting, can't help it.
Speaker 2 (22:01):
You are a And then she'll sometimes I put it
and they're fridge.
Speaker 1 (22:05):
You know, I'm like the ice still. I did the monster. Okay,
speaking of coffee, trying this, so, yeah, give a little
What did you get? It's a cariboos there? What are
those things crafted? Press?
Speaker 2 (22:18):
Yes, but I did their pumpkin one, and I asked
for it to be less sweet.
Speaker 1 (22:22):
Oh that's exactly what I got, the pumpkin espresso shaker.
Speaker 2 (22:25):
Some reason, they did get me oat milk and I
don't like oat milk, so we'll see.
Speaker 1 (22:29):
Oh, I love eat milk. I think it's way better
than almonds. It's nice. So let me tell you. But
I'm a whole milk ho or I'll do two percent. Yeah,
I mean, yeah, I'm that's pretty really good a basic
I'm not just saying that good. So I tried the
new high protein Starbucks drain. I saw your video. Okay,
so here's what I'm going to say. If you care
about macros, which basically means you count your fat, carbs
(22:52):
and protein intake, that's all. But if you care about them,
sure they're high in protein. However, they are high. A
lot of them are very very high and fat too,
So just know that, like you're being you're getting marketed. Yeah,
a high protein drink, but just be aware that there
is other things. However, the one I got was much
lower in fat than the other one, so I felt
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okay about it, and I really did like it. But
this is where me being me comes in. So I
get it at probably like eleven Saturday morning because I
kind of slept in a bit, chilled around the house
with a pup. I'm watching and I'm doing so many
things throughout the day. So at one point, I and
it was hot as fuck again this weekend, you know,
so it's starting to melt in my sun room. I
(23:34):
put it in the fridge. I'm like, all right, the
ice will stay a little bit steady for a little bit.
Then the next time I'm free to start drinking it
again because I got a large girl and it's still good.
But I drank it probably until like four pm. And
I do think of you. I do think of you
when I drink it that late, because it gets to
a point where I'm like, hey, I probably should toss it.
But I just can't fathom when you spend like seven
(23:55):
dollars on a drink not drinking the whole thing, even
if it's watered down. It is a luxury that I am.
It's kind of like I'm bragging, and I'm not trying to, no,
I just I have to. I feel like, I don't know,
I don't enjoy it. Do you think I enjoy this
right now? As it's completely melts it, I don't. You
can see little flakes floating. It's not even a color anymore.
It's murk. It looks like swamp water. And I'll still
(24:17):
have a few more SIPs so gross.
Speaker 2 (24:22):
Okay, I don't know if I have anything. Oh okay,
I know you're not gonna watch it, but I always
try to recommend shows, so I think I mentioned last
week I had started the Tony Collette show It's called
like Hayward or Way where I can't race it on Netflix.
Speaker 1 (24:36):
I did not love how that ended. Whatever.
Speaker 2 (24:41):
The show Task that Jake and I are watching with
Mark Ruffalo has seven episodes, and the fifth one just
aired last night.
Speaker 1 (24:49):
Oh my, oh my god? Is that on HBO?
Speaker 2 (24:53):
Yes, okay, so good, but it's like stress inducing, but
it's so good.
Speaker 1 (24:59):
We also star art. While waiting for Task, we watched
the first two episodes of the new ed Geen like
Monster on Netflix. That's really gross. It is disgusting.
Speaker 2 (25:09):
I had an idea, but had no idea because I
don't like get as into serial killers as some people.
Speaker 1 (25:16):
Do, and one of the worst I'd say yes, but
I guess my.
Speaker 2 (25:20):
I think some people they said that they're upset because
you end up having some empathy for him at the end,
a little bit, even though he's he's messed.
Speaker 1 (25:26):
Up from the very beginning.
Speaker 2 (25:27):
But I'm going to keep watching it because even though
the Dahmer. One was also despicable and disgusting. I watched
that all the way through, and I think it's like
the curiosity of it, but but this is.
Speaker 1 (25:41):
Even more different. Yeah, Dahmer, I don't know that. Not
the ones better than the other. I want to be
very clear.
Speaker 2 (25:47):
Oh man, So those were my recent viewing recommend I
and I listened to the Ina Garden Barefoot Contessa book.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
I didn't know a lot about her her journey. I
don't know anything.
Speaker 2 (26:01):
And she's on the Food Network, okay, and she's like
one of the most She's up there with your Martha
Stewarts and stuff.
Speaker 1 (26:07):
She's very well known. I really enjoyed her story, and
she narrated her books, and I do audiobooks, and she's
kind of dry and bland. That's kind of her character.
She's like I used to kind of like mock her
show a little bit.
Speaker 2 (26:22):
Because she'd be like, oh, isn't that lovely and like
it was just But anyway, I thought it was a
good read to like hear about her childhood through how
she got to be this huge successful because she didn't
have connections or things like that.
Speaker 1 (26:34):
Yeah. So the only thing that I have done recently,
was I see yourself? Yeah, well, I mean sort of.
But I started Love is Blind but got through like
thirty minutes of the first episode and turn it off
because I just I don't know. I don't know if
I'll get into this season. Are you going to watch it?
I don't know. Yeah, I'm kind of like not into
(26:55):
and I can't say this. I've watched thirty minutes of
the first episode, but I feel like nobody has a
personality care about yet. Wait. I put it on and
I was like, could not believe how fast they were
speeding through the pods in the first episode. They did
seem to be going pretty quick, and I started to
learn from our season.
Speaker 2 (27:10):
But it's been like eight episodes in the Pods and
everyone's like, there's the most boring season ever because the
pods are lame.
Speaker 1 (27:15):
And also, have you watched Black Rabbit Okay, because that's
the newer ish one on Netflix with Jason Bateman and
Jade's watching it. So I also that was another one
where I started episode one like three different times and
I still I think I finally finished the first episode
after this past week, and it does look like it's
going to be really good. I just am not in
(27:36):
a TV watching mode right now, but now that the
fucking crispy fall weather has approached, yeah, I think I'm
going to be like just cemented into my sunroom couch
and having the windows open and binge in some.
Speaker 2 (27:48):
TV I was going to see. But I know time
is so sparse with everyone. If you and Tina wanted
to like maybe come over and do like a little
chili sash, oh, that'd be so fun, and then we
could like make I can either do like a white
chicken chili or like a traditional chili with maybe like
sweeptatoes and corn kind of vibes in it. But then
maybe like watch a foolish movie or something. But I
just know fall is so tight with everyone's schedule. But
(28:10):
even if it bled into like November, who cares? Oh
yeah yeah, and then I'll sit a little group text
and do that.
Speaker 1 (28:16):
But very down fallon. And I just booked our flights
for Tina's wedding. Also we're on the same ones. Are
you gonna buy me a drink? And do you want
to sit by me? I can save you the middle
seat for my ro So I.
Speaker 2 (28:27):
Have to be honest with you that I will not
be where you are because Jake is a bar God.
Speaker 1 (28:34):
I'm gonna be I'm gonna be the girl from Bridesmaids
coming up, hammered Jake's Jake travels so much for his work.
Now he gets like auto upgraded day. I'm so jealous,
And can you plan a good word for me if
there's any open spots? Okay, hey, I know that the
seats open.
Speaker 2 (28:52):
I got a little stinky, little far girl in the
back and she needs a little space for a tum tum.
Speaker 1 (28:57):
It is like a five hour flight. I'm like, okay
with having all night. I don't know. I don't know
if we're in comfort or first or whatever it is.
I don't care. I'm happy. But all right, well, I
guess we won't be sitting by each other, but we
will be on the same flights. I'll hold your ass
up in the water if we God, Okay, I like that. Okay,
(29:23):
all right, that's it. Okay, love you, love you bye.
Oh wait, wait next week. Next week's episode will be
a little bit later if we can, We're gonna do
it on Tuesday. I'll astoll be able to Tuesday, but
just a little later because I'm taking Monday off. Good
for you, you deserve it. Thank you. Okay, have a
good week. Let me buy
Here we are. We're live and local. Well, when you're
listening to this, you're not. We're not live. We are
local though, unless you're not. Unless you're not, we are local.
Welcome to the podcast. It's called I'm Still Fun. I'm found.
This is Jenny Hey, what up? Yeah yo yo. I
think that the first thing we should talk about and
(00:22):
just get into it. If you're not a swifty, it
is what it is. But phall and I need to
talk about some things because I don't fully understand certain
swifty isms and what things mean and whatever. So the
first thing I need to understand is is that one
song about Charlie XCX.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
I mean, it's hard to say, it seems like it is.
And then a lot of people are kind of the
thing about Taylor is not every song is necessarily about
one person, right. It can be about multiple people, but
you just zone it on one. So I know, the
only thing I really know about I don't follow Charlie closely.
I was not obsessed with her album like so many
(01:04):
people were. I kind of listened to the one song
that was popular, the Apple one, but that was I mean,
but I didn't really get into her album, and that's
not a knock on her at all. I just loved
to boom clap situation. But I do remember like back
in the day when Taylor had her open for and
she kind of made remarks of like she didn't like
it because she didn't like being these big shows with
(01:27):
these big fandoms. She preferred smaller, intimate ones, which I
understand that a lot of artists have said that, but
it was kind of like biting the hand that feeds
you because Taylor was giving her this massive stage and
all this exposure. Also, now that Charlie has all the
number one hits, she is performing in these huge venues,
but I get it those are her fans and in
(01:48):
the Taylor shows they weren't her fans. Yeah, totally different
vibe with that said, a lot of people I think
don't remember that part of time because they're like in
Charlie's song where she allegedly dissed Taylor, Yeah, she didn't
really diss her. She was like talking kind of about
how she's insecure about her and she'll never be her.
But in Taylor's song, she's like, that's not what she's
(02:08):
talking about. She's like, I heard when you basically did cocaine,
you talk crap about me and you laugh the fact
that my boyfriend, your husband's bandmate ghosted me. So do
I think it's about Probably at least loosely.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Okay, because I feel like I've heard some people say
that they don't like that she's being like a mean
girl almost with a disc track, like you are so successful,
Like why do you have to do that to somebody else?
So that was the one question I had. The other
one is is I don't understand what Canceled is about
because I just like the song.
Speaker 2 (02:43):
So Canceled is basically about the fact that she doesn't
care if you cancel her friends, like she cares about
how her friends treat her and she is going to
stay friends with them, whether because it's easy to tear
people down, like and we know this, the world loves
(03:04):
to build a celebrity up just and they're just waiting
for them to do one wrong thing and cancel them.
And it's like easy to love a person when they're
on top, but it's hard to love them when they're download. Well,
Taylor's been canceled before, so she probably does look at
that like I'm not gonna like betray someone when they're
being canceled. So there are a lot of speculations on
who that one could be about. Obviously, the top one
(03:26):
is Blake Lively. Some people think it's about Sophie Turner
because she kind of got canceled briefly in the early
on days of Joe Jonas and her splitting, and Taylor
supported her. Others are like Brittany Mahomes because of you know,
she was a very big like Trump supporter, and obviously
being a supporter of anyone political is polarizing. So there
(03:48):
they could be. But it could be about all three
or just none, you know. So that's what the song
is about.
Speaker 1 (03:53):
Okay, got it? Okay, So now I have a little
clip I'm gonna play because I feel like you know
when you hear a song and you're like, you don't
really know the lyrics, but you think you're about to
know the lyrics, and so you kind of sing along. Yes, okay,
So here is opal lte and here is how it goes.
(04:16):
I thought it was going to say eating my ass
right there, and I don't know why because her brother
that's what I'm saying, Jenny. But like, as I'm starting
to learn the lyrics, I'm in my head like she's
going to say eating my ass or something, but I
know she says brother at the beginning, and so that's
why I'm like, I know it doesn't make sense, but
I kept hearing it and that's what my thought was,
She's gonna say eating my ass. So anyways, there's that.
(04:38):
My last My last thing is how do you feel
about the fact that is Taylor Swift is a billionaire? Yeah? Okay,
so how do you feel about the fact that she
has so many cash grabs with the millions of things
she does? Because I feel like we put a lot
of hate on the Elon Musks and the Jeff Bezos
of the world, but like, when it comes down to
it is Taylor Swift not to doing the third thing.
(05:01):
I think Taylor Swift is guilty of a lot of
things we don't like that billionaires do. Like people got
on tour regularly about her private jet flying everywhere. Yeah,
I feel it's like kind of the same as like
hating someone's social media page then don't follow it, right,
So for me, it's like I don't even think Taylor
cares about the money as much as she it increases
(05:23):
her number of album sales. The more she releases unique
releases where this album only has one you can only
hear this track on this it sells more albums. She
Taylor Swift first of all, capitalist queen. She does love money.
I'm not saying she doesn't. Yeah, I think Taylor likes
accolades more than she even likes money, and she loves
(05:45):
holding all these records.
Speaker 2 (05:46):
Then when people read the records to her, she acts
like she's like, oh, I didn't even know I held that. Well,
she probably does know that because she definitely likes winning awards,
So I think, do I think it's a little tacky, sure,
but also who.
Speaker 1 (06:01):
Then don't buy it? I only bought one. I didn't.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
I bought like the very first one she dropped. I
didn't go buy any of the other colored vinyls. Yeah,
I'm only but I want to support her because I
do like her and her music. So I bought one,
and that was my commitment.
Speaker 1 (06:16):
You know what's interesting, and we can be done with
Taylor Swift now. But there was like a podcast or
an article or something that was published that said that
all of these CEOs were surveyed at one point in
time and the majority like at least, probably eighty percent
of them surveyed cared more about power than the money
they're making. Jeff Bezos, Elon Muss, Taylor Swift, they don't
(06:40):
need any more money now. They have money four days
and everyone their kids, their kids' kids, their kids, nephews
and nieces. Everyone's going to have like a trust fund
at this point. So to think that they are only
doing it for money is kind of funny because it's not.
It is what you said. She wants the accolades. She
wants the recognition. It's like power thing. I agree, So
(07:01):
you can't I don't know. I think you can't look
at billionaires and think that they're only doing it to
gain more money. They genuinely their personality is power driven.
It's power driven.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
Also, I think that they I think a lot of
people when they're successful like that. They can't just retire
and sit still. They are creatives and they have ideas
all the time, and they actually have their resources to
execute them. Think about people all the time. They'll they'll
have created an app at twenty seven years old, they
sell it for however many million dollars. They could be
(07:34):
done for life, but then they have another great idea,
because like there are just certain people who are like
they can't stop with that, whereas you know, us regular people,
we're just like trying to figure out if is there
anything at all we can come up with, yeah, that
can help us get enough money so we can like
like retire, actually retire, you know what I mean, like
in our fifties or sixties, and not have to worry
(07:55):
about money anymore, not work to we're dead right. I
did want to break down a little bit a couple.
Speaker 1 (08:00):
Of I was gonna say we should, we should, because
we did also pick what we thought would be our favorite,
so we should talk about that. On last week's episode,
I think I said opaalite, right, because it's what Travis
Kelcey don't remember. I know what I said, but I
don't remember where said. I'm ptty sure I said op
late because I said that's what Travis Kelsey said was
like the most bangin one, So I thought maybe that
would be my favorite. Yes, So what do you think?
(08:21):
So opal lite is my favorite? But I had picked
the Life of a Showgirl, and I would probably put
the Life of the Show of a Showgirl at like
three or four. I really like opallite and I do
like the Fate of Ophelia. Yeah, I think that that
was a good choice. And I remember you saying that
you don't think Taylor is good at picking her singles.
I did say that, and I think it's a good one.
Me too.
Speaker 2 (08:41):
I will say she normally isn't good, but I think
that's her best radio single she's selected since probably nineteen
eighty nine singles because Lover was kind of a disaster
because she chose me, which is universally her most hated song,
and honestly, Lover is an album. But I immediately was like,
(09:03):
I don't like this album because it just wasn't it
for me.
Speaker 1 (09:06):
I like the song Lover and like maybe one other. Now.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
I think it's because I hated the singles she chose.
There are deep cuts after glow Fall, Scott Daylight is
one of my favorite songs. I actually love Lover now,
but I think that they a couple of things. I
think they oversold this album to be more hype than
it is, but it is comparable to her previous albums.
It is very hype, right, so I see it a
(09:31):
few different ways. I hate all the hate it's getting.
I think it's just everyone waiting to turn on her.
I do feel like I like the first half of
the album much better than the second game. And although
I do really like the Life of a Showgirl, it
does kind of bum me out that people pointed out
it's identical to the Jonas Brothers song.
Speaker 1 (09:48):
Cool. I know. I didn't realize that until I haven't
been on like social media barely at this weekend, so
I didn't realize that until we talked about it on
in the morning show this morning, and we did like
a side by side and I was like, oh my gosh,
they are literally like the Thame And I remember loving
the Jonas brother song and it didn't perform very well.
But so that makes me a little sad. But I
actually really love the life or the Fate of Ophelia.
(10:11):
I love Opale. I like the life of a show Girl.
I'll do like that, maybe because I love the Jonas
brother song. I like father figure. That's surprised to me.
And what's the other one in there? Eldest Daughter's Okay,
I have to.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
Be in the mood for her track fives usually because
they're usually more vulnerable.
Speaker 1 (10:32):
Elizabeth Taylor. Yes, I like that one too. I know,
I think I like listened to the first four songs
and then I kind of like skips a skip life
of show Girl. Okay, but I've listened to the album
like a million times.
Speaker 2 (10:42):
This best weekend, my first one that I fell in
love with, Like first listen I had texted you was
the actually romantic Yeah, and it kind of actually made
it worse for me when everyone said it's about Charlie XCX.
Speaker 1 (10:57):
But I still like the vibe of it. I don't
love a lot of the songs people are obsessed with.
I don't love Canceled, I don't love people are really
into wish List, and I think it's good, but it's
not my favorite on me. Yeah, that one I didn't
care for at all, but it grew on me a
little bit. I literally can't even think of what Eldest
(11:19):
Daughter is about because I'm pretty sure I just immediately
didn't vibe with it. So I was the slowest one,
yeah the album. So that's probably why I'm not really
a slower song for Taylor Swift kind of person.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
Yeah, but I think that people are saying it's like
terrible and like making fun of really small points, saying
these lyrics are terrible, that drives me nuts. She's proven
what a good writer she is, so that that drives
me nuts. And that's not to say this is not
my favorite album she's released, yeah at all.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
Like it probably is. I don't even know if it's
in the top five, but I still like it. Yeah, Yeah,
I liked it a lot. I think that I did
try to listen. I remember what rollerblady when her last
album came out, was it The Sorgos Poets Department was
her last one? Which one had antihero that was Midnights?
Oh just kidding, it was that one. Okay, that one.
I remember going rollerblading and I didn't vibe with anything
(12:10):
pretty much at all on that entire rollerblade. And I
feel like as soon as I started listening to this one,
I started vibing with songs right away, so that was different.
But I mean, I'm not as big of a swifty,
so I couldn't tell you what my favorite albums are
or anything like that, but I definitely like this better
than other ones I've listened to right off the bat. Okay,
that's great, that's good. No, it was exciting. So how
(12:31):
was your weekend? It was good. It was kind of busy,
but not really. I mean I did a lot of
stuff for the Twin Cities Marathon, and let me tell
you this story. So I went to go cheer on
the person that I've been seeing, and I went to
this coffee shop by one of the mile markers I
said I would go to, and I get there early
to make sure I have plenty of time to grab
(12:52):
a coffee and go see them. And I'm waiting in
line for the bathroom. There's a few people ahead of me,
and this guy goes in, and this motherfucker was in.
There is a single stall only bathroom in the coffee
shop for seven minutes, and all of us are there
basically grabbing coffee. So we can then run down to
(13:13):
this parkway to cheer people on. And there's very limited
time obviously of when you're you think your runner is
going to be going past. So at one point I'm
looking at my phone, I'm looking around, I'm looking at
any other vibe I'm getting from anyone else, and the
two women ahead of me, I go, honestly, I think
we should all just go down to the porta potties
at this point at the race, Yeah, and the front
(13:34):
the front woman goes, yeah, I'm about to start knocking, Like,
this is not the time and place to be doing this.
I'm sorry. Like, I understand having the devil exit your body. Yeah,
I get it. I've been there. Yeah, but like when
it comes down to it, seven minutes is a really
long time. Yeah, it is a really long time. And
(13:54):
you know that there's a huge ass line waiting outside.
I could not perform. No, I couldn't.
Speaker 2 (14:00):
There's no chance if even one person is waiting, I
cannot perform.
Speaker 1 (14:04):
Yeah. So anyways, literally finally after I start saying that,
and then the other woman's like, I'm literally about to
start knocking whatever, within like a minute, he came out.
That man should have had his head all the way
down to the ground and not looked at any of us,
and he just walked out with his head up. And
he was a man. He was there. He was young.
He was probably like twenty to twenty five ish, so
(14:26):
a little bit younger, not young enough to like not
understand what he's doing. But I just could not believe
that someone could do that, honestly, and like in any
other given situation, if it wasn't for the fact that
we're all trying to go Cheerrunners on. I wouldn't have cared.
It's like, whatever, we're at a coffee shop. You're shitting
your brains out. It is what it is. Yeah, but
like we all had places to be. Anyone in that
(14:47):
coffee shop was going to run go to cheer runners on.
So anyways, that was interesting, yeah, nightmare. But outside of that,
my weekend was a lot of like boring Bland to
do stuff. I was excited to see all of your
North Shore stuff because I just love it so much,
and I'm heading up there with the van this week.
(15:08):
So exciting. I know that is gonna be like past
peak in a lot of areas already, but there's a
few spots I know that aren't going to be quite
there yet. So I was, I was it. It was good.
It was real quick.
Speaker 2 (15:20):
I know you're always looking for places to work that
new Brim location because I freaking love Brim and Uptown,
but I don't go to Uptown that often. Yeah, and
I will go out of my way sometimes because the
food is so good. They have a new location any
Dina also not convenient for me at all, but I
was like, I want to go perfect for that. They
have so many little single tables that you can end
(15:40):
with like plugins underneath that you can.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
Tell or like so people can work. It'll be a
good spot for you. But we did. We Friday night
after the show, we drove up to Lutes And which
is a very long drive, but we're like, let's just
get there. So we have Saturday because we had to
come back Saturday night because Dylan had to work Sunday
morning and he already took off Saturday so we could
come and we went to So there's a girl that
(16:03):
Jenny and I met on this retreat we went on
and her name is Reese and she takes like the
best pictures. They're so and they're all because she lives
in Duluth, so they're so beautiful. So I saw her
picture and I was like, I want to go to
there for a sunrise And also it's fantastic because right
now sunrise is like at seven am, so you don't
have to get out, yeah, block.
Speaker 2 (16:24):
Crack as normal. So I showed it to Jenny and
I said, before I DM her, do you know where
this is? And Genny's like, I'm pretty sure that's like
white whatever rong, And so Jenny sent me a link
her blog. You got to check it out, and we've
talked about it. But it really does have great tips.
And I just did not use Jenny's blog. I just
have the luxury of having Jenny's phone number, so I
(16:44):
just texted under bite. Someone messaged me after I posted
a link to your blog and said they were there
based on your blog.
Speaker 1 (16:52):
Oh, they literally went there.
Speaker 2 (16:53):
Based on your blog and followed your suggestions. They didn't
tell me if they had a good experience with the Jenny,
but they did. But we get there were the first
people there. I'm like, oh my god, Like I figured
it'd be packed, but we got there an hour before sunrise,
and I was like, huh. I'm like, I wonder if, like,
will we be the only ones here?
Speaker 1 (17:11):
Yeah? And I start thinking it for a second. We'll
like thirty minutes go by, two girls pop up with
their fancy cameras, and I already have my hideous influencer
tripod set up, by the way, not fancy camera tripod,
because I've done a time lapse. Yeah, and it's right
in the center of the rock. Well, I like, look
that got it. I was gonna say, if if you're
(17:32):
a photographer or anything, you know you got to be
there early to get the spot to get the shot.
So they I was like, hey, sorry, if you want
me to move it, let me know, but they didn't
tell me to move it, and I was and there's
still plenty of spaces and angles they could get. So
we're all just kind of quiet, chill, except for Olive,
who's like when the sun coming out and went thirteen
seconds and then a guy comes up and he just
(17:53):
seems so surprised people are there as he gets there
ten minutes before the sun rises, and I go hey,
so I was like, oh, sorry, my tripod. He's like, yeah,
I mess didn't know it would be a party. Do
you know how much it took me to not go, well,
it's fucking loots In in October, So I don't know what
you expected. I've literally almost said it because I was like,
what a little snarky. I didn't really to be a party. Really,
you came to one of the most popular lookouts in
(18:15):
October in loots It and you're surprised ten minutes before
the sunrise people are here on a Saturday get fed.
So anyway, I was like trying to keep all of
quiet because I was like, I know people want like
a peaceful, serene vibe. But also she's six years old
and she's bored af she does not care about a sunrise.
So I was trying to walk Aron anyway beautiful. Then
(18:38):
we went over to Oberg. Well, we did other stuff
in between. We went into gram Ray, got some donuts,
went to the Crosby Bakery, which is ten out of
ten recommend go to Crosby Bakery. Then we went to
swim at the hotel because.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
It's like all all I cared about. And I sat
like on a lawn chair and watched her. And then
we went to Oberg trail or whatever. Packed af so
just get ready and we but everyone was really nice
and courteous. Met lots of people on the trail saying hi, yeah,
got our picks, heads up if you're going the best spot.
Like we got up to the like where you start
(19:11):
the loop. We went right. You can go left, but
we went right and.
Speaker 1 (19:15):
We're like, oh, there are some leaves.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
I was like, oh God, like everything's still like kind
of green or completely the leaves have fallen. And there
were only like little pops of yellow, not a lot
of red.
Speaker 1 (19:24):
I was like, damn it. Right when you get around,
you can actually see Caribou Lake the first that first lookout,
that one had the best view. As you kept going,
you're getting closer to Cariboo Lake. I didn't even stop
at a lot of those because I peaked at a couple
and I'm like, they're not better than that first one.
Speaker 2 (19:39):
So I don't know. I think it was like, I'm
so happy we went. I would love to go and
be able to spend a couple of nights there and
not just do it overnight like that. But it was
insane busy. Just yeah, prepare, prepare for the traffic going in.
On our way home, the traffic going into like Lootsen
into luth was crazy, like the opposite way and every
(20:02):
single stop, every single one because there's so many parks
and stuff and lookouts. Cars all over the roads parked.
I mean, it's it's yeah. And people were making jokes.
Speaker 1 (20:12):
I hate to let you know, Graham Ray, but the
influencers have discovered us and they're encroached and I'm like, yeah,
get over.
Speaker 2 (20:19):
And we didn't do the gondola. A lot of people
were like how did you not? And I was like,
I think the gondola is a great option. But we
wanted to hike up and see.
Speaker 1 (20:25):
So did you think that Oberg was somewhat easy and
doable with olive and stuff? Okay, I just I never know,
because I actually thought the White Skyrock was harder. Yeah,
because that's a quick than what I wrote it. Well, no,
I didn't read your writing.
Speaker 2 (20:41):
You just feel like it's really I honestly the way
you said it, like it's quick hop up there. I
thought it was like literally off the side of the road,
and it's not. It was definitely like an incline. By
the time we got up to the top, we were
all kind of like a little.
Speaker 1 (20:53):
Out of breath and sweating. Yeah, but all of did it. Yeah,
we didn't carry her, so yeah, I mean it is
like a short distance, but it is a sure incline.
So that's what it is. Because I don't say I
think it only took like five ten minutes for me
to do it. The one I think I've only been
there once. I don't know, but yeah, I was just
curious just because what I remember of it being, oh,
(21:15):
Pahlan just got a coffee delivered day. Yeah, look at
you what I do, Jenny, Yeah, my uber eats, I
got my coffee delivery this morning, and oh my god,
I'm still drinking it. You know, look at it, Look
at it, It's all melted.
Speaker 2 (21:30):
If I put together a list of things that drive
me crazy about Jenny, it.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
Would be so short. It would probably be just that
it is. It doesn't even affect me.
Speaker 2 (21:40):
I am so I think it's so unfair to her
mouth and her body that she does this. She gets
a fucking coffee at five am, iced by the way,
and just lets it melt all day and doesn't drink it.
But she'll finish it like it's the most point where
the ice is completely melted.
Speaker 1 (21:57):
I won't even touch it. I'm like disgusting, can't help it.
Speaker 2 (22:01):
You are a And then she'll sometimes I put it
and they're fridge.
Speaker 1 (22:05):
You know, I'm like the ice still. I did the monster. Okay,
speaking of coffee, trying this, so, yeah, give a little
What did you get? It's a cariboos there? What are
those things crafted? Press?
Speaker 2 (22:18):
Yes, but I did their pumpkin one, and I asked
for it to be less sweet.
Speaker 1 (22:22):
Oh that's exactly what I got, the pumpkin espresso shaker.
Speaker 2 (22:25):
Some reason, they did get me oat milk and I
don't like oat milk, so we'll see.
Speaker 1 (22:29):
Oh, I love eat milk. I think it's way better
than almonds. It's nice. So let me tell you. But
I'm a whole milk ho or I'll do two percent. Yeah,
I mean, yeah, I'm that's pretty really good a basic
I'm not just saying that good. So I tried the
new high protein Starbucks drain. I saw your video. Okay,
so here's what I'm going to say. If you care
about macros, which basically means you count your fat, carbs
(22:52):
and protein intake, that's all. But if you care about them,
sure they're high in protein. However, they are high. A
lot of them are very very high and fat too,
So just know that, like you're being you're getting marketed. Yeah,
a high protein drink, but just be aware that there
is other things. However, the one I got was much
lower in fat than the other one, so I felt
(23:13):
okay about it, and I really did like it. But
this is where me being me comes in. So I
get it at probably like eleven Saturday morning because I
kind of slept in a bit, chilled around the house
with a pup. I'm watching and I'm doing so many
things throughout the day. So at one point, I and
it was hot as fuck again this weekend, you know,
so it's starting to melt in my sun room. I
(23:34):
put it in the fridge. I'm like, all right, the
ice will stay a little bit steady for a little bit.
Then the next time I'm free to start drinking it
again because I got a large girl and it's still good.
But I drank it probably until like four pm. And
I do think of you. I do think of you
when I drink it that late, because it gets to
a point where I'm like, hey, I probably should toss it.
But I just can't fathom when you spend like seven
(23:55):
dollars on a drink not drinking the whole thing, even
if it's watered down. It is a luxury that I am.
It's kind of like I'm bragging, and I'm not trying to, no,
I just I have to. I feel like, I don't know,
I don't enjoy it. Do you think I enjoy this
right now? As it's completely melts it, I don't. You
can see little flakes floating. It's not even a color anymore.
It's murk. It looks like swamp water. And I'll still
(24:17):
have a few more SIPs so gross.
Speaker 2 (24:22):
Okay, I don't know if I have anything. Oh okay,
I know you're not gonna watch it, but I always
try to recommend shows, so I think I mentioned last
week I had started the Tony Collette show It's called
like Hayward or Way where I can't race it on Netflix.
Speaker 1 (24:36):
I did not love how that ended. Whatever.
Speaker 2 (24:41):
The show Task that Jake and I are watching with
Mark Ruffalo has seven episodes, and the fifth one just
aired last night.
Speaker 1 (24:49):
Oh my, oh my god? Is that on HBO?
Speaker 2 (24:53):
Yes, okay, so good, but it's like stress inducing, but
it's so good.
Speaker 1 (24:59):
We also star art. While waiting for Task, we watched
the first two episodes of the new ed Geen like
Monster on Netflix. That's really gross. It is disgusting.
Speaker 2 (25:09):
I had an idea, but had no idea because I
don't like get as into serial killers as some people.
Speaker 1 (25:16):
Do, and one of the worst I'd say yes, but
I guess my.
Speaker 2 (25:20):
I think some people they said that they're upset because
you end up having some empathy for him at the end,
a little bit, even though he's he's messed.
Speaker 1 (25:26):
Up from the very beginning.
Speaker 2 (25:27):
But I'm going to keep watching it because even though
the Dahmer. One was also despicable and disgusting. I watched
that all the way through, and I think it's like
the curiosity of it, but but this is.
Speaker 1 (25:41):
Even more different. Yeah, Dahmer, I don't know that. Not
the ones better than the other. I want to be
very clear.
Speaker 2 (25:47):
Oh man, So those were my recent viewing recommend I
and I listened to the Ina Garden Barefoot Contessa book.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
I didn't know a lot about her her journey. I
don't know anything.
Speaker 2 (26:01):
And she's on the Food Network, okay, and she's like
one of the most She's up there with your Martha
Stewarts and stuff.
Speaker 1 (26:07):
She's very well known. I really enjoyed her story, and
she narrated her books, and I do audiobooks, and she's
kind of dry and bland. That's kind of her character.
She's like I used to kind of like mock her
show a little bit.
Speaker 2 (26:22):
Because she'd be like, oh, isn't that lovely and like
it was just But anyway, I thought it was a
good read to like hear about her childhood through how
she got to be this huge successful because she didn't
have connections or things like that.
Speaker 1 (26:34):
Yeah. So the only thing that I have done recently,
was I see yourself? Yeah, well, I mean sort of.
But I started Love is Blind but got through like
thirty minutes of the first episode and turn it off
because I just I don't know. I don't know if
I'll get into this season. Are you going to watch it?
I don't know. Yeah, I'm kind of like not into
(26:55):
and I can't say this. I've watched thirty minutes of
the first episode, but I feel like nobody has a
personality care about yet. Wait. I put it on and
I was like, could not believe how fast they were
speeding through the pods in the first episode. They did
seem to be going pretty quick, and I started to
learn from our season.
Speaker 2 (27:10):
But it's been like eight episodes in the Pods and
everyone's like, there's the most boring season ever because the
pods are lame.
Speaker 1 (27:15):
And also, have you watched Black Rabbit Okay, because that's
the newer ish one on Netflix with Jason Bateman and
Jade's watching it. So I also that was another one
where I started episode one like three different times and
I still I think I finally finished the first episode
after this past week, and it does look like it's
going to be really good. I just am not in
(27:36):
a TV watching mode right now, but now that the
fucking crispy fall weather has approached, yeah, I think I'm
going to be like just cemented into my sunroom couch
and having the windows open and binge in some.
Speaker 2 (27:48):
TV I was going to see. But I know time
is so sparse with everyone. If you and Tina wanted
to like maybe come over and do like a little
chili sash, oh, that'd be so fun, and then we
could like make I can either do like a white
chicken chili or like a traditional chili with maybe like
sweeptatoes and corn kind of vibes in it. But then
maybe like watch a foolish movie or something. But I
just know fall is so tight with everyone's schedule. But
(28:10):
even if it bled into like November, who cares? Oh
yeah yeah, and then I'll sit a little group text
and do that.
Speaker 1 (28:16):
But very down fallon. And I just booked our flights
for Tina's wedding. Also we're on the same ones. Are
you gonna buy me a drink? And do you want
to sit by me? I can save you the middle
seat for my ro So I.
Speaker 2 (28:27):
Have to be honest with you that I will not
be where you are because Jake is a bar God.
Speaker 1 (28:34):
I'm gonna be I'm gonna be the girl from Bridesmaids
coming up, hammered Jake's Jake travels so much for his work.
Now he gets like auto upgraded day. I'm so jealous,
And can you plan a good word for me if
there's any open spots? Okay, hey, I know that the
seats open.
Speaker 2 (28:52):
I got a little stinky, little far girl in the
back and she needs a little space for a tum tum.
Speaker 1 (28:57):
It is like a five hour flight. I'm like, okay
with having all night. I don't know. I don't know
if we're in comfort or first or whatever it is.
I don't care. I'm happy. But all right, well, I
guess we won't be sitting by each other, but we
will be on the same flights. I'll hold your ass
up in the water if we God, Okay, I like that. Okay,
(29:23):
all right, that's it. Okay, love you, love you bye.
Oh wait, wait next week. Next week's episode will be
a little bit later if we can, We're gonna do
it on Tuesday. I'll astoll be able to Tuesday, but
just a little later because I'm taking Monday off. Good
for you, you deserve it. Thank you. Okay, have a
good week. Let me buy
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