February 21, 2024 • 6 mins
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(00:00):
Hottest things. It's all the stuffyou need to know what's hot in music,
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Bay. Graham, what is goingon with your boy? Tom? Scandfal
dude, what do you do this? What is going on with him?
He compared his cheating scandal to GeorgeFloyd's death and murder case. That's where
(00:24):
I'm out, scandal, What areyou doing? So? He was featured
in this New York Times profile thatwas just published, and the interviewer asked
Tom why he thought, you know, the cheating scandal got as big as
it did last year, and Tomresponded, quote, I'm not a pop
culture historian, really, but Iwitnessed the O. J. Simpson thing
(00:44):
and George Floyd and all these bigthings, which is really weird to compare
this too, I think, ButI do think in a weird way,
it's a little bit the same.Oh what Tom? And the writer the
interviewer tried to like, you know, answered his own opinion, Like I
think he was trying to say,you know, the oddity of becoming the
symbolic center of a nationwide discussion anda major news story is what he was
(01:08):
trying to convey here for everyone forobvious reasons not having that. Yeah,
you can't. I mean whether ornot you think you became as big of
a public enemy and as big ofa news story or whatever as some of
the figures involved in other cases.You can't compare yourself to them. All
you did was cheat on a realityshow. Thank you. Like you,
(01:32):
guys, there are light years apartin the seriousness of it all. His
pr assistant that I think was therewith him during this interview. She was
quoted as saying, I quit.She must be I know this is like
on the record, off the record, but someone I guess heard her say
that. He said, like hesays, sometimes too much. Yeah,
she was probably stressing, like howdo we clean this up? Unclean up
(01:52):
able? He did. I agree, unclean up able. But he did
respond. He said, my intentionsbehind the comment I made in New York
Times magazine where to explain the levelof national media attention my affair received.
The comparison was inappropriate and ignorant.I'm incredibly sorry and embarrassed, as he
should be. What's wrong with you? I'm glad he acknowledged that, acknowledge
(02:14):
that from somebody who watched watches vanderPump rules religiously. Uh, he is
a very emotional guy. He probablytalks before he thinks in a lot of
instances, and he probably cheats beforehe thinks, clearly based on this last
U scandal, So I mean,he probably is being honest. He didn't
intend it to be that way,but that's he really stepped in it there.
(02:37):
Yeah, I've been watching this newsthe new season. I can't I
think I'm all caught up with themost current episode. And you know,
he was a very likable character onthe show. Quirky yeah, and like,
you know, a little brash terms, but prior to this, he
was kind of this likable guy.And yet almost I don't want to say
I'm like rooting for his comeback alittle bit. Who It's kind of like
(03:02):
people this has happened in relationships fromsince the dawn of time. Like,
it's not like he did he didsomething awful. I'm not making excuses for
that, but like, you know, as a character on the show,
you know, I like him onthe show. I want him to be
on the show. It makes forgood TV. I don't watch the show,
but since joining the JV show,I have learned a lot about vander
(03:23):
pump rules from you guys. Ijust think he makes himself the victim out
of every situation, and I thinkhe needs to get over him. Yeah,
that's a sense, even in thisinterview, he needs to take more,
he needs to take more accountability.Yeah, there are a lot of
people calling him out, a lotof fellow cast mates on the show.
If you're watching it or calling himout about that same thing, really quick,
go to the jvshow dot com.Check out Machine Gun Kelly's latest tattoo.
(03:46):
It's his biggest, boldest, mostdramatic yet. He got a blackout
tattoo that literally covers almost everything hisentire upper body. Yeah, his chest,
it probably wraps around to his backon to see why wouldn't his arms.
He says that he got it forspiritual reasons, for spiritual purposes.
Only you can see he was alreadylike covered in tattoos, and so the
(04:10):
blackout tattoo, there's like strips ofthere's strips on his arm where there's no
blackout, and you can see likehis old ink under there, but everything
else just completely blacked out. Thatsounds painful. Sounds painful. I feel
like getting a tattoo isn't as painful. The healing process is just annoying,
Like did your entire of her bodyjust scab off? That's so gross to
(04:34):
think about. But that's at thejamshow dot com. What do you think?
What do you think about the lookof it? Just from a because
he says it's spirituals he can't reallyjudge somebody's spirituality. I mean, I
feel like maybe he's saying that toit. Try to not have people weigh
in and criticize. What do youthink of the look? It ain't for
me. It ain't for me.I'm not really a fan of the black
aut tattoos, But I'm also abig proponent of who gives a far It
(04:57):
ain't my body, it ain't botheringme. It's your life, whatever you
do. That's a good point.Yeah, very good point. That's at
thebshow dot com. Graham, whatdo you have for right? I'm going
all space related content today and trending. Maybe not, but at six fifty
five I talked about this satellite thatwas going to come crashing back to Earth
today, so watch out for thatnow. I want to talk to people,
anybody that's ever dreamed of living onMars, because NASA is actually looking
(05:18):
for some volunteers right now to dojust that. Well maybe not exactly that.
The Space Agency is looking for fourpeople to volunteer to live in a
Mars simulator. So it's gonna belike a seventeen hundred square foot like building
thing. It'll be like living onMars, and they need volunteers to live
in there for a full year.You guys, you can't leave. You
(05:38):
gotta work in there. You gottagrow crops, you gotta work with robots.
And they said, just like theMars experience, there's gonna be times
where you know, technology goes to, communications go down, you won't be
able to talk to anyone on theoutside. There's going to be problems with
the stuff that you're living and workingand all your resources in there. It's
going to be difficult. But yougot to live in there for one year
with three other people. Do youthink any of you guys could could do
(06:00):
this now? Outside when they singsfor one year? No way with no
phone, no nothing, no Buffalowild Wing, no two dubs starts,
nope, nope, no, I'llsee us up there. Maybe you could
pack a couple, but not enoughto last year. That full year,
seventeen hundred square feet is pretty small. You gotta if you are interested in
this, So you got to bebetween the ages of thirty and fifty five.
You must be a non smoker,and you must have a masters in
(06:24):
engineering, math, or biology orother sciences. So I think I just
fed. I think it's ruled outeverybody that listens to So for that reason,
we're out. We are out,all right. Next on the JV
Show, Graham says, uh oh, Bay area car owners, you have
another crime you gotta worry about.Hillayout details for us next year, A
Wildney for nine
Hottest things. It's all the stuffyou need to know what's hot in music,
movies, shows, and the mosttalked about stories happening today in the
Bay. Graham, what is goingon with your boy? Tom? Scandfal
dude, what do you do this? What is going on with him?
He compared his cheating scandal to GeorgeFloyd's death and murder case. That's where
(00:24):
I'm out, scandal, What areyou doing? So? He was featured
in this New York Times profile thatwas just published, and the interviewer asked
Tom why he thought, you know, the cheating scandal got as big as
it did last year, and Tomresponded, quote, I'm not a pop
culture historian, really, but Iwitnessed the O. J. Simpson thing
(00:44):
and George Floyd and all these bigthings, which is really weird to compare
this too, I think, ButI do think in a weird way,
it's a little bit the same.Oh what Tom? And the writer the
interviewer tried to like, you know, answered his own opinion, Like I
think he was trying to say,you know, the oddity of becoming the
symbolic center of a nationwide discussion anda major news story is what he was
(01:08):
trying to convey here for everyone forobvious reasons not having that. Yeah,
you can't. I mean whether ornot you think you became as big of
a public enemy and as big ofa news story or whatever as some of
the figures involved in other cases.You can't compare yourself to them. All
you did was cheat on a realityshow. Thank you. Like you,
(01:32):
guys, there are light years apartin the seriousness of it all. His
pr assistant that I think was therewith him during this interview. She was
quoted as saying, I quit.She must be I know this is like
on the record, off the record, but someone I guess heard her say
that. He said, like hesays, sometimes too much. Yeah,
she was probably stressing, like howdo we clean this up? Unclean up
(01:52):
able? He did. I agree, unclean up able. But he did
respond. He said, my intentionsbehind the comment I made in New York
Times magazine where to explain the levelof national media attention my affair received.
The comparison was inappropriate and ignorant.I'm incredibly sorry and embarrassed, as he
should be. What's wrong with you? I'm glad he acknowledged that, acknowledge
(02:14):
that from somebody who watched watches vanderPump rules religiously. Uh, he is
a very emotional guy. He probablytalks before he thinks in a lot of
instances, and he probably cheats beforehe thinks, clearly based on this last
U scandal, So I mean,he probably is being honest. He didn't
intend it to be that way,but that's he really stepped in it there.
(02:37):
Yeah, I've been watching this newsthe new season. I can't I
think I'm all caught up with themost current episode. And you know,
he was a very likable character onthe show. Quirky yeah, and like,
you know, a little brash terms, but prior to this, he
was kind of this likable guy.And yet almost I don't want to say
I'm like rooting for his comeback alittle bit. Who It's kind of like
(03:02):
people this has happened in relationships fromsince the dawn of time. Like,
it's not like he did he didsomething awful. I'm not making excuses for
that, but like, you know, as a character on the show,
you know, I like him onthe show. I want him to be
on the show. It makes forgood TV. I don't watch the show,
but since joining the JV show,I have learned a lot about vander
(03:23):
pump rules from you guys. Ijust think he makes himself the victim out
of every situation, and I thinkhe needs to get over him. Yeah,
that's a sense, even in thisinterview, he needs to take more,
he needs to take more accountability.Yeah, there are a lot of
people calling him out, a lotof fellow cast mates on the show.
If you're watching it or calling himout about that same thing, really quick,
go to the jvshow dot com.Check out Machine Gun Kelly's latest tattoo.
(03:46):
It's his biggest, boldest, mostdramatic yet. He got a blackout
tattoo that literally covers almost everything hisentire upper body. Yeah, his chest,
it probably wraps around to his backon to see why wouldn't his arms.
He says that he got it forspiritual reasons, for spiritual purposes.
Only you can see he was alreadylike covered in tattoos, and so the
(04:10):
blackout tattoo, there's like strips ofthere's strips on his arm where there's no
blackout, and you can see likehis old ink under there, but everything
else just completely blacked out. Thatsounds painful. Sounds painful. I feel
like getting a tattoo isn't as painful. The healing process is just annoying,
Like did your entire of her bodyjust scab off? That's so gross to
(04:34):
think about. But that's at thejamshow dot com. What do you think?
What do you think about the lookof it? Just from a because
he says it's spirituals he can't reallyjudge somebody's spirituality. I mean, I
feel like maybe he's saying that toit. Try to not have people weigh
in and criticize. What do youthink of the look? It ain't for
me. It ain't for me.I'm not really a fan of the black
aut tattoos, But I'm also abig proponent of who gives a far It
(04:57):
ain't my body, it ain't botheringme. It's your life, whatever you
do. That's a good point.Yeah, very good point. That's at
thebshow dot com. Graham, whatdo you have for right? I'm going
all space related content today and trending. Maybe not, but at six fifty
five I talked about this satellite thatwas going to come crashing back to Earth
today, so watch out for thatnow. I want to talk to people,
anybody that's ever dreamed of living onMars, because NASA is actually looking
(05:18):
for some volunteers right now to dojust that. Well maybe not exactly that.
The Space Agency is looking for fourpeople to volunteer to live in a
Mars simulator. So it's gonna belike a seventeen hundred square foot like building
thing. It'll be like living onMars, and they need volunteers to live
in there for a full year.You guys, you can't leave. You
(05:38):
gotta work in there. You gottagrow crops, you gotta work with robots.
And they said, just like theMars experience, there's gonna be times
where you know, technology goes to, communications go down, you won't be
able to talk to anyone on theoutside. There's going to be problems with
the stuff that you're living and workingand all your resources in there. It's
going to be difficult. But yougot to live in there for one year
with three other people. Do youthink any of you guys could could do
(06:00):
this now? Outside when they singsfor one year? No way with no
phone, no nothing, no Buffalowild Wing, no two dubs starts,
nope, nope, no, I'llsee us up there. Maybe you could
pack a couple, but not enoughto last year. That full year,
seventeen hundred square feet is pretty small. You gotta if you are interested in
this, So you got to bebetween the ages of thirty and fifty five.
You must be a non smoker,and you must have a masters in
(06:24):
engineering, math, or biology orother sciences. So I think I just
fed. I think it's ruled outeverybody that listens to So for that reason,
we're out. We are out,all right. Next on the JV
Show, Graham says, uh oh, Bay area car owners, you have
another crime you gotta worry about.Hillayout details for us next year, A
Wildney for nine
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