June 13, 2023 • 16 mins
Annie Gonzalez joined the Cruz Show to talk about The new movie "Flamin' Hot" on Hulu & Disney +
She talked about her role as Richard's Wife, working with Eva Longoria & whether or not she can eat a whole bag of Hot Cheetos in one sitting!
She talked about her role as Richard's Wife, working with Eva Longoria & whether or not she can eat a whole bag of Hot Cheetos in one sitting!
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(00:00):
It was good it boyd, whatwhat's good? Everybody? This is nil?
What's good? This glow? Really? And you're checking out The Cruise
Show podcast. Make sure to subscriberate and sure let's go go Jay Cruise
The Cruise Show Real ninety two three, La I heart radio. All right,
listen, I'm a Angelino through andthrough, all right, and you
(00:23):
three you know for a minute,so like I don Jay cruises all like,
oh snap, yo, oh that'samazing. Threal ninety two three.
We're here. Annie Gonzalez, howare you? I am absolutely freaking fantastic.
You should be. Yeah, youshould be. Let's go winning,
Annie. You out here winning,my g let's get it. And if
(00:47):
I win and you winning, weall went in. I said, we
can all win. We can alleat on with me. I have Jackie
ra mirrors. That's that's her rightthere, and uh, let Chatto who
should be joining us here any second? Let you you there, I'm here.
We can't see you. Can youguys see him? I think girl
that I think good? All right? Who's bearing with a cross on it?
(01:11):
That's okay? His toxic trait that'slow key is toxic, my god,
and that's my toxic trait. Ilove it. I oh no,
dear God, please no, ohno. Andy Gonzalas stars as Judy Richard's
wife, Richard who Flame and HotCheetos. Now we all know a wife
(01:33):
is the backbone to a strong marriage, right, So how did you help
Richard in this situation? In hissituation? I mean, look, you
you don't choose to be with someonefor that long if you don't believe in
them, in their power, youknow. And I think a lot of
the time, especially in like theLatin, the Latin, it out our
communities. You know, we knowwho really runs this. You know what
(01:56):
I'm saying is the woman likes thefact. Don't blame me, Okay,
So now we finally get films thatkind of like flip like the Machista ideologies
on its head and like really representour community in like an honest way,
like honoring the masculine and the feminine. And I think you really understood her
(02:19):
position and how she was positioned,and she understood that he couldn't exist without
her, and vice versa, likethey all they were meant to coexist and
to lift each other up. Youknow, she saw his greatness and I
think even deeper than seeing his greatness. She saw the greatness of her community,
you know, of of the Chicanosof Latinos, like she understood that
(02:40):
we were worth investing in as well. So yeah, No, a good
woman will tell you when you're whenyou're wrong, especially when you're wrong.
Uh, and we'll we'll hype youup when you're right, and we'll have
your back, and we'll tell youwho your friends are one thousand percent.
And I'm that good woman. Youguys, you can automatically tell you know,
(03:04):
Annie, I saw in your youknow you're talking about, you know,
your feminine energy. And I sawthat on your Instagram you were wearing
a Chingana shirt. What makes youa Chingana? I have a uterus?
I mean, I'm skidding you,no, right, thank you, that's
right. Power of the p.I don't know what I can say on
(03:25):
this. I'm really trying to keepit like I'm um. I think I
was raised by chinganas. I think, um, I don't. I don't
take no for an answer. Ithink the fact that I'm here occupying these
spaces with you beautiful people, thatwe get to commune together in such a
(03:45):
high level, high caliber type ofwork, like and I'm fearlessly doing it,
or even when I am afraid,I'm like fun do it anyway.
Yeah, that's it, that's it. That's the way to be. Fuck
it. A lot of great thingsstart with fuck it. You feel me?
I do feel you. A lotof a lot of great things started
doing jam X. Wow you're trashedfor that, bro, jam X.
(04:13):
Yeah, I told you the toxicsit was the earie. Oh my god.
Wait wait are you talking? Whatare you? What are you saying
about? Jam X? Actually?Hold on, yeah, let you you
were in it. I know.I try and listen. I sorry,
Okay, y you used to dance. I mean you still dance. Oh
wow, this is gonna start comingup. People are gonna start doing the
(04:35):
digging. This is wild. We'vedone our research. Oh man, I
love that was a beautiful time inmy life. Yeah, you know what
I wasn't looking at I was.I looked like a little Boltha on that
show, and I was doing babblelike, ain't nobody business like? But
you know, look at you now. You know. I'm sure you've revisited
(04:57):
those times constantly. You seem likea person that's every day wakes up with
that. I guess gratitude on theirmind and just you know what I'm saying,
what goes to your mom when youwhen you think of that place in
time. I really love you forasking that question because I had someone else
recently like like, I just I'mI'm in the June issue of Vogue and
(05:18):
I'm with my homegirl. We're inMexico City or Vogue Mexico, right,
I'm I'm in Mexico City. Andshe's like, Mama, like, what
do you think? Like your youngerself would say, and I was like,
I knew it, Like I don'tthink I would be working this hard
and this long, Like I'm aveteran in the game realistically, I've been
(05:38):
doing this for twenty plus years,you know, And I love what I
do with every fiber of my being. I do not take a single second
for granted you said I have togo to bed at midnight and wake up
at four am for press A man, thank you God, I'm ready.
Let's do it. I might evenget the gym in beforehand, Like that's
right, you know. Yeah,Now you gotta find inspiration and fatigue.
(05:59):
That's for shore, you know,and you gotta you gotta see it.
You gotta believe it. You gottataste it when no one else can.
You feel me inspiration and fatigue.Thank you for that. I'm gonna use
that, No use it. Yeah, the bar's yours. Hey, how
are you doing it in your healingjourney? I know, I know you're
big on it. I think it'sconstant, and I think that it's not
(06:19):
linear, you know, like wego through the eb and flow even through
this process. You know, likeI'm from the hood, right, Like
I've gone through some shit. I'mraised by a single mom. I'm a
latchkey kid. Like we all haveour fair share of traumas and triumphs and
tribulations period. You feel me andwith all that, Like even in this
moment of these winds, what we'renot taught in, like winning, is
(06:44):
that sometimes our neural pathways are soconditioned to fucking up or wanting to fuck
up, because that's just what hashappened in in our existence. Like when
something good happens, usually somebody othersthat comes to knock it right out right
yep. And right now I'm insuch a state of bliss and joy and
win that I find my nervous systemtrying to regulate, like I had an
anxiety attack recently, Like I hada day off and I'm dicious, and
(07:09):
I'm like I did something wrong.Someone's mad at me, oh my god,
And I'm like, I'm a grownass woman. I pay my own
bills. My mama can't be madat me. And even if she is,
I'm gonna be like, Mama,chill, right. But I realized
my nervous system was so used tofalling in these grooves of being in trouble
because people didn't didn't couldn't take thetime to understand me. So I sat
over my sink. Literally, thiswas last week, y'all, and I'm
(07:30):
in the best time of my life, right, And I checked in with
myself. I was like, youdidn't do anything wrong. Oh, this
is overwhelmingly good. And when you'rein a state of survival, even good
feels like a prison because you don'tknow when it's gonna end. You're wanting
to hold onto it and control it. So I let myself cry a little.
(07:50):
I talked to God. I prayed. I was like, you know
what, God, do not donot make my winds be me, and
do not make my lows be me. Like I don't want to be defined
by either of it. I don'twant to be I don't want my relevance
to be what makes me feel good. And so I let it out and
I hugged little Annie and I waslike, you're good, mama, Let's
continueious girl. I feel like mostof the time, you know, like
(08:16):
you said, we're in the stateof survival mode that we forget to enjoy
what's happening right now and we can'treally appreciate it. You know, the
movie is getting such great reviews.How do you appreciate this moment right now?
What it feels like to me isthere's a large group of people that
(08:37):
are finally seeing themselves that never feltrepresented, you know, and that as
an artist, I think for allof us right as artists, as creatives,
what we do, that's all wecan freaking hope for. You don't
have to like what I do.You don't, you know, you don't
gotta love what I do. Butif you see yourself that's what's up.
Then that inspires you to go createyour own. Yeah, that's the fact.
(09:01):
You know. I've watched the trailerover and over with my son to
explain to him how important this is, how important this moment is, and
how important you are in the castare and even Longoria. And he's six
years old, you know, andI want to introduce him to that pride
as early as possible. And hesays to me, everybody's brown like us.
Dad, I'm like, absolutely,that's it. That's what I want
(09:22):
you to see. Everyone is brownlike us, and they're on that screen
and they're working extremely hard to entertainus. Oh man, that'd give me
me cry over here. I'm sorry, I'm sorry right now, you feel
me? Thank you? Right Ifwe had tequila right now, we'd all
(09:45):
be crying. Problem, man,I know you got your coffee, I
got my water. It's okay.We're keep at que right now. We're
gonna keep it cute. Hey,So working with my homegirl, even Longoria,
how was that? You know she'sa helfa all day right? Nah,
she's She's that one man that soso genuinely kind, like kind giving,
(10:16):
raw, sophisticated, skilled like youknow, not only is she talented
like innately, that woman is skilledlike she studies, she puts in the
hours. We had a press daya couple of weeks ago where it was
like I flew into Albuquerque. Wehad press until like nine thirty, ten
PM, and we had to flyout the next day at seven forty five
to go somewherew She goes, Okay, so what time are we going to
(10:37):
the gym, you guys? AndI was like, our flight our flight
lead, like our flight board,like not boards, leaves at seven forty
five. She's like six, Sowe'll be at the gym by like five.
I'll be at your hook. I'mgonna pick you up at four forty
five. This was ten pm.I was like and joyfully, like jovial.
So you know, we we sometimeswe look at these people with these
(11:00):
platforms that I walk around like it'sso effortless. And what I've found is
her mentality is like I don't everwant to act like I've been here,
like I do this, because thenthat's when you slack. Every day is
my first day, and I'm gonnahave fun all the time. I'm never
gonna complain. I'm never gonna sayI'm like feet hurt, I'm hungry,
I'm tired because I asked for this. And having a leader like that,
having a friend like that, havinga mentor like that, how could I
(11:24):
lose, Like she's helped shifting aculture and a generation. I think of
artists. Yeah, absolutely, youknow you sound and you've it feels as
if you prepared for what you prayedfor every day every day. I'm I
bow my head and I pray toGod and I am I am beyond grateful
(11:48):
for the blessings. And however theychoose to physically manage this right now,
it's this right, I get totalk to you, beautiful people. I
have a movie and maybe one dayit'll be something completely different. But either
way, I know that there issomething that's working at large, much bigger
than myself. So I give itall up, you know. Yeah,
(12:09):
he Annie, can you kill awhole bag of hot cheetos? Scanner?
I can kill three months? Now, you don't eat okay, listen,
she thinks from the waist down.Okay, so she can handle some cheetos.
Now here's the real question. Doyou eat hot cheetos with living and
though the or do you preferm withcheese? No, I'm I'm I'm a
lie Mong girl, Eli Mong girl. Yeah, yeah, yeah, keep
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it cute, you know, keepsometimes the cheese. But then after a
while, like they be honest,Now that now that you say, he
little papa, do you sometimes youhave cheetos with a fork? I'll stop
it. Don't let me, becauseI'll be honest, I'd be doing that
(12:54):
sometimes. Bro, he was sick. No, I like, I like
to keep a little hood every nowand then. You know what a little
cheetah fingers. I think it's cute. But luckily I got these long nails
or sometimes like like like my littlelittle chopsticks, like little chopsticks. Hey,
so you guys, um you knowthe uh this movie was filmed during
(13:16):
the pandemic. From what I understand, that had to be tough as well,
right, I mean, everybody's gettingtested every day. You hear this
person sick, this person's not feelingwell, stay away from that person.
That's you know, it's already hard. It's hard enough making a movie,
but during a pandemic has to feelimpossible. It really didn't. I Like,
yes, I understand. I thinkI already went in knowing that there
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was gonna be because I had beforeit had shot um Flaming, I had
we had shot the second season ofDentified. I was kind of like used
to the whole rigamarole of like howit was gonna go And again, I
really think it starts from the top. If you have you know, your
boss who's complaining, then you're gonnawant to fall into that vibration and every
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day be with her mask smiling.Okay, come oh, can't talk without
this thing, like just joyfully likeplaying and having a good time. So
it was like, yeah, whatever, this is, the obstacle is the
way right. Where there's a problem, there's a solution. So we just
had fun through it. Sure,your favorite scene from Flaming Hot, My
favorite scene one of the most funscenes to shoot, Um was Okay,
(14:22):
my favorite scene that I'm in thatwas fun to shoot was with all the
kids, like when we were tryingto figure out how to do the slurries.
Um you my two boys that Ilove them. Oh my god,
they are such amazing actors and suchamazing kids, like so cute, adorable,
so gifted. My favorite scene towatch. Have you guys seen it
yet? Not yet? Have you? Never mind? No, come on,
(14:45):
please, I'll tell you. I'msorry. Oh my gosh, I
no. But okay, there's ascene where there's a girl she's talking like
this and it's really hilarious and it'sa voice over. That's all gonna to
know. So when you shit,you're gonna be like, oh shit,
I know she's talking about. We'lllook out for it. We're checked in
for sure. Man Flaming Hot streamingon Hulu Disney Plus July ninth, Perfect
(15:07):
Summer Movie, Honey Gonzalez, Thankyou for your time, your energy,
and may all your pain be champagne. Salute. We love you. Thank
you got it, you got it. You deserve it. All the gems.
Man. I like you guys weregood. We'll be friends. Yeah,
I live. I live in theBurbank, Burbank, in Burbank.
(15:30):
Really yeah, all right, comethrough, come through to the studio as
well. We're in Burbank. We'reright by all the studios. You're invited
anytime, open door policy whatever.All right, say le's pull up for
real, No, for real,I really will pull up. That'll be
that fun. Bring some crazy homegirlsfor let you that'd be time. Let
you you like crazy home girls.I have a couple. No, no,
(15:52):
no, no, no, I'min a state. We're the guy
out that way. Yeah right.If I was a crazy homegirl, i'd
throw it back. But I'm not, you know what I mean. Those
days are gone. I'm retired.I'm a movie start now. So the
more you start now, yo,you gotta keep in cute that's still in
his whole pays. Let's start.I like movies. I was saying,
lets a little slut. I'll behonest that his flirting with me. I
(16:18):
get it. He's like, letme like make your feel bad and then
lift her back up. I'm like, god, you know my dad,
I love it. I'm sorry,yo, so little all the dad holds
it out there. Tell me you'relater flaming hot. All right, thank
you, bye, bye, loveyou bye. Hey, check your rich
(16:42):
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so to say,
It was good it boyd, whatwhat's good? Everybody? This is nil?
What's good? This glow? Really? And you're checking out The Cruise
Show podcast. Make sure to subscriberate and sure let's go go Jay Cruise
The Cruise Show Real ninety two three, La I heart radio. All right,
listen, I'm a Angelino through andthrough, all right, and you
(00:23):
three you know for a minute,so like I don Jay cruises all like,
oh snap, yo, oh that'samazing. Threal ninety two three.
We're here. Annie Gonzalez, howare you? I am absolutely freaking fantastic.
You should be. Yeah, youshould be. Let's go winning,
Annie. You out here winning,my g let's get it. And if
(00:47):
I win and you winning, weall went in. I said, we
can all win. We can alleat on with me. I have Jackie
ra mirrors. That's that's her rightthere, and uh, let Chatto who
should be joining us here any second? Let you you there, I'm here.
We can't see you. Can youguys see him? I think girl
that I think good? All right? Who's bearing with a cross on it?
(01:11):
That's okay? His toxic trait that'slow key is toxic, my god,
and that's my toxic trait. Ilove it. I oh no,
dear God, please no, ohno. Andy Gonzalas stars as Judy Richard's
wife, Richard who Flame and HotCheetos. Now we all know a wife
(01:33):
is the backbone to a strong marriage, right, So how did you help
Richard in this situation? In hissituation? I mean, look, you
you don't choose to be with someonefor that long if you don't believe in
them, in their power, youknow. And I think a lot of
the time, especially in like theLatin, the Latin, it out our
communities. You know, we knowwho really runs this. You know what
(01:56):
I'm saying is the woman likes thefact. Don't blame me, Okay,
So now we finally get films thatkind of like flip like the Machista ideologies
on its head and like really representour community in like an honest way,
like honoring the masculine and the feminine. And I think you really understood her
(02:19):
position and how she was positioned,and she understood that he couldn't exist without
her, and vice versa, likethey all they were meant to coexist and
to lift each other up. Youknow, she saw his greatness and I
think even deeper than seeing his greatness. She saw the greatness of her community,
you know, of of the Chicanosof Latinos, like she understood that
(02:40):
we were worth investing in as well. So yeah, No, a good
woman will tell you when you're whenyou're wrong, especially when you're wrong.
Uh, and we'll we'll hype youup when you're right, and we'll have
your back, and we'll tell youwho your friends are one thousand percent.
And I'm that good woman. Youguys, you can automatically tell you know,
(03:04):
Annie, I saw in your youknow you're talking about, you know,
your feminine energy. And I sawthat on your Instagram you were wearing
a Chingana shirt. What makes youa Chingana? I have a uterus?
I mean, I'm skidding you,no, right, thank you, that's
right. Power of the p.I don't know what I can say on
(03:25):
this. I'm really trying to keepit like I'm um. I think I
was raised by chinganas. I think, um, I don't. I don't
take no for an answer. Ithink the fact that I'm here occupying these
spaces with you beautiful people, thatwe get to commune together in such a
(03:45):
high level, high caliber type ofwork, like and I'm fearlessly doing it,
or even when I am afraid,I'm like fun do it anyway.
Yeah, that's it, that's it. That's the way to be. Fuck
it. A lot of great thingsstart with fuck it. You feel me?
I do feel you. A lotof a lot of great things started
doing jam X. Wow you're trashedfor that, bro, jam X.
(04:13):
Yeah, I told you the toxicsit was the earie. Oh my god.
Wait wait are you talking? Whatare you? What are you saying
about? Jam X? Actually?Hold on, yeah, let you you
were in it. I know.I try and listen. I sorry,
Okay, y you used to dance. I mean you still dance. Oh
wow, this is gonna start comingup. People are gonna start doing the
(04:35):
digging. This is wild. We'vedone our research. Oh man, I
love that was a beautiful time inmy life. Yeah, you know what
I wasn't looking at I was.I looked like a little Boltha on that
show, and I was doing babblelike, ain't nobody business like? But
you know, look at you now. You know. I'm sure you've revisited
(04:57):
those times constantly. You seem likea person that's every day wakes up with
that. I guess gratitude on theirmind and just you know what I'm saying,
what goes to your mom when youwhen you think of that place in
time. I really love you forasking that question because I had someone else
recently like like, I just I'mI'm in the June issue of Vogue and
(05:18):
I'm with my homegirl. We're inMexico City or Vogue Mexico, right,
I'm I'm in Mexico City. Andshe's like, Mama, like, what
do you think? Like your youngerself would say, and I was like,
I knew it, Like I don'tthink I would be working this hard
and this long, Like I'm aveteran in the game realistically, I've been
(05:38):
doing this for twenty plus years,you know, And I love what I
do with every fiber of my being. I do not take a single second
for granted you said I have togo to bed at midnight and wake up
at four am for press A man, thank you God, I'm ready.
Let's do it. I might evenget the gym in beforehand, Like that's
right, you know. Yeah,Now you gotta find inspiration and fatigue.
(05:59):
That's for shore, you know,and you gotta you gotta see it.
You gotta believe it. You gottataste it when no one else can.
You feel me inspiration and fatigue.Thank you for that. I'm gonna use
that, No use it. Yeah, the bar's yours. Hey, how
are you doing it in your healingjourney? I know, I know you're
big on it. I think it'sconstant, and I think that it's not
(06:19):
linear, you know, like wego through the eb and flow even through
this process. You know, likeI'm from the hood, right, Like
I've gone through some shit. I'mraised by a single mom. I'm a
latchkey kid. Like we all haveour fair share of traumas and triumphs and
tribulations period. You feel me andwith all that, Like even in this
moment of these winds, what we'renot taught in, like winning, is
(06:44):
that sometimes our neural pathways are soconditioned to fucking up or wanting to fuck
up, because that's just what hashappened in in our existence. Like when
something good happens, usually somebody othersthat comes to knock it right out right
yep. And right now I'm insuch a state of bliss and joy and
win that I find my nervous systemtrying to regulate, like I had an
anxiety attack recently, Like I hada day off and I'm dicious, and
(07:09):
I'm like I did something wrong.Someone's mad at me, oh my god,
And I'm like, I'm a grownass woman. I pay my own
bills. My mama can't be madat me. And even if she is,
I'm gonna be like, Mama,chill, right. But I realized
my nervous system was so used tofalling in these grooves of being in trouble
because people didn't didn't couldn't take thetime to understand me. So I sat
over my sink. Literally, thiswas last week, y'all, and I'm
(07:30):
in the best time of my life, right, And I checked in with
myself. I was like, youdidn't do anything wrong. Oh, this
is overwhelmingly good. And when you'rein a state of survival, even good
feels like a prison because you don'tknow when it's gonna end. You're wanting
to hold onto it and control it. So I let myself cry a little.
(07:50):
I talked to God. I prayed. I was like, you know
what, God, do not donot make my winds be me, and
do not make my lows be me. Like I don't want to be defined
by either of it. I don'twant to be I don't want my relevance
to be what makes me feel good. And so I let it out and
I hugged little Annie and I waslike, you're good, mama, Let's
continueious girl. I feel like mostof the time, you know, like
(08:16):
you said, we're in the stateof survival mode that we forget to enjoy
what's happening right now and we can'treally appreciate it. You know, the
movie is getting such great reviews.How do you appreciate this moment right now?
What it feels like to me isthere's a large group of people that
(08:37):
are finally seeing themselves that never feltrepresented, you know, and that as
an artist, I think for allof us right as artists, as creatives,
what we do, that's all wecan freaking hope for. You don't
have to like what I do.You don't, you know, you don't
gotta love what I do. Butif you see yourself that's what's up.
Then that inspires you to go createyour own. Yeah, that's the fact.
(09:01):
You know. I've watched the trailerover and over with my son to
explain to him how important this is, how important this moment is, and
how important you are in the castare and even Longoria. And he's six
years old, you know, andI want to introduce him to that pride
as early as possible. And hesays to me, everybody's brown like us.
Dad, I'm like, absolutely,that's it. That's what I want
(09:22):
you to see. Everyone is brownlike us, and they're on that screen
and they're working extremely hard to entertainus. Oh man, that'd give me
me cry over here. I'm sorry, I'm sorry right now, you feel
me? Thank you? Right Ifwe had tequila right now, we'd all
(09:45):
be crying. Problem, man,I know you got your coffee, I
got my water. It's okay.We're keep at que right now. We're
gonna keep it cute. Hey,So working with my homegirl, even Longoria,
how was that? You know she'sa helfa all day right? Nah,
she's She's that one man that soso genuinely kind, like kind giving,
(10:16):
raw, sophisticated, skilled like youknow, not only is she talented
like innately, that woman is skilledlike she studies, she puts in the
hours. We had a press daya couple of weeks ago where it was
like I flew into Albuquerque. Wehad press until like nine thirty, ten
PM, and we had to flyout the next day at seven forty five
to go somewherew She goes, Okay, so what time are we going to
(10:37):
the gym, you guys? AndI was like, our flight our flight
lead, like our flight board,like not boards, leaves at seven forty
five. She's like six, Sowe'll be at the gym by like five.
I'll be at your hook. I'mgonna pick you up at four forty
five. This was ten pm.I was like and joyfully, like jovial.
So you know, we we sometimeswe look at these people with these
(11:00):
platforms that I walk around like it'sso effortless. And what I've found is
her mentality is like I don't everwant to act like I've been here,
like I do this, because thenthat's when you slack. Every day is
my first day, and I'm gonnahave fun all the time. I'm never
gonna complain. I'm never gonna sayI'm like feet hurt, I'm hungry,
I'm tired because I asked for this. And having a leader like that,
having a friend like that, havinga mentor like that, how could I
(11:24):
lose, Like she's helped shifting aculture and a generation. I think of
artists. Yeah, absolutely, youknow you sound and you've it feels as
if you prepared for what you prayedfor every day every day. I'm I
bow my head and I pray toGod and I am I am beyond grateful
(11:48):
for the blessings. And however theychoose to physically manage this right now,
it's this right, I get totalk to you, beautiful people. I
have a movie and maybe one dayit'll be something completely different. But either
way, I know that there issomething that's working at large, much bigger
than myself. So I give itall up, you know. Yeah,
(12:09):
he Annie, can you kill awhole bag of hot cheetos? Scanner?
I can kill three months? Now, you don't eat okay, listen,
she thinks from the waist down.Okay, so she can handle some cheetos.
Now here's the real question. Doyou eat hot cheetos with living and
though the or do you preferm withcheese? No, I'm I'm I'm a
lie Mong girl, Eli Mong girl. Yeah, yeah, yeah, keep
(12:33):
it cute, you know, keepsometimes the cheese. But then after a
while, like they be honest,Now that now that you say, he
little papa, do you sometimes youhave cheetos with a fork? I'll stop
it. Don't let me, becauseI'll be honest, I'd be doing that
(12:54):
sometimes. Bro, he was sick. No, I like, I like
to keep a little hood every nowand then. You know what a little
cheetah fingers. I think it's cute. But luckily I got these long nails
or sometimes like like like my littlelittle chopsticks, like little chopsticks. Hey,
so you guys, um you knowthe uh this movie was filmed during
(13:16):
the pandemic. From what I understand, that had to be tough as well,
right, I mean, everybody's gettingtested every day. You hear this
person sick, this person's not feelingwell, stay away from that person.
That's you know, it's already hard. It's hard enough making a movie,
but during a pandemic has to feelimpossible. It really didn't. I Like,
yes, I understand. I thinkI already went in knowing that there
(13:37):
was gonna be because I had beforeit had shot um Flaming, I had
we had shot the second season ofDentified. I was kind of like used
to the whole rigamarole of like howit was gonna go And again, I
really think it starts from the top. If you have you know, your
boss who's complaining, then you're gonnawant to fall into that vibration and every
(13:58):
day be with her mask smiling.Okay, come oh, can't talk without
this thing, like just joyfully likeplaying and having a good time. So
it was like, yeah, whatever, this is, the obstacle is the
way right. Where there's a problem, there's a solution. So we just
had fun through it. Sure,your favorite scene from Flaming Hot, My
favorite scene one of the most funscenes to shoot, Um was Okay,
(14:22):
my favorite scene that I'm in thatwas fun to shoot was with all the
kids, like when we were tryingto figure out how to do the slurries.
Um you my two boys that Ilove them. Oh my god,
they are such amazing actors and suchamazing kids, like so cute, adorable,
so gifted. My favorite scene towatch. Have you guys seen it
yet? Not yet? Have you? Never mind? No, come on,
(14:45):
please, I'll tell you. I'msorry. Oh my gosh, I
no. But okay, there's ascene where there's a girl she's talking like
this and it's really hilarious and it'sa voice over. That's all gonna to
know. So when you shit,you're gonna be like, oh shit,
I know she's talking about. We'lllook out for it. We're checked in
for sure. Man Flaming Hot streamingon Hulu Disney Plus July ninth, Perfect
(15:07):
Summer Movie, Honey Gonzalez, Thankyou for your time, your energy,
and may all your pain be champagne. Salute. We love you. Thank
you got it, you got it. You deserve it. All the gems.
Man. I like you guys weregood. We'll be friends. Yeah,
I live. I live in theBurbank, Burbank, in Burbank.
(15:30):
Really yeah, all right, comethrough, come through to the studio as
well. We're in Burbank. We'reright by all the studios. You're invited
anytime, open door policy whatever.All right, say le's pull up for
real, No, for real,I really will pull up. That'll be
that fun. Bring some crazy homegirlsfor let you that'd be time. Let
you you like crazy home girls.I have a couple. No, no,
(15:52):
no, no, no, I'min a state. We're the guy
out that way. Yeah right.If I was a crazy homegirl, i'd
throw it back. But I'm not, you know what I mean. Those
days are gone. I'm retired.I'm a movie start now. So the
more you start now, yo,you gotta keep in cute that's still in
his whole pays. Let's start.I like movies. I was saying,
lets a little slut. I'll behonest that his flirting with me. I
(16:18):
get it. He's like, letme like make your feel bad and then
lift her back up. I'm like, god, you know my dad,
I love it. I'm sorry,yo, so little all the dad holds
it out there. Tell me you'relater flaming hot. All right, thank
you, bye, bye, loveyou bye. Hey, check your rich
(16:42):
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