May 14, 2025 • 44 mins
WE'RE BAAAAACCCKKKKK :D you better have missed us, because we missed you a lot!! let's dig into where we've been for the past month, what we've been up to, and what silly little adventures we've been on.
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Speaker (00:00):
fine.
(00:00):
We are back.
Did you miss us?
'cause we missed you, did we?
I did.
I was busy, so I didn't reallymiss anybody.
Sorry.
That's kind of mean.
We haven't done this in a while.
Our energy's low as No, no, no,no, no, no, no, no, no.
Our energy is high.
We're manifesting the energythat we deserve in the world.
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Fucking liar.
We just spent six weeks, fiveweeks.
Oh no.
I was talking about the hourthat we spent setting up our
new, our new podcast situation.
'cause we wanna changeeverything about our podcast.
We, we've been away for a goodmonth and then we thought, oh,
what wouldn't it be amazing ifwe just came back and like
revamped the entire setup?
Yeah.
I put up a new gallery wall.
Two days ago it was fuckinghorrible.
This is so fun.
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And I'm like, let me, let melike change shit up a bit
because sitting in front of amakeshift dining table and on a
dining seat for like an hour ata time, it's just like a little
bit annoying.
If you are listening to thispodcast and not watching us on
YouTube or on the internet, youwill not.
See that.
So we originally had a diningtable situation and now we
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switched entirely to the couch.
We like turn and take ouroutside patio furniture and put
it inside and be like, oh, hey,we're sat dining.
Well welcome.
Let's
Speaker 2 (01:08):
dig in.
Speaker (01:09):
But now we're digging in'cause we're having dinner on
the couch.
Yeah.
Or it's like the afters on thecouch.
Ooh, it's the afters.
I don't go to afters anymore.
Shut the fuck up.
Oh my God.
Get a free fucking high horse.
Welcome back to the podcastthat's known as, let's Dig In,
otherwise known as Us, yappingto you for an hour about
whatever the fuck we want, andyou have to listen to us.
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And that's it.
Wow.
And um, it's been how long we'vebeen gone?
Six weeks A month.
A month?
Yeah.
A month.
Did you say two months?
No, I said six weeks.
Yeah.
It's been like, it's been likesix weeks, I think.
We haven't posted an episode inlike five weeks.
It's been like six weeks.
It's a strong six weeks.
Well, we meaningfully took thattime off.
Yeah.
And we're going to tell you allabout all of the, let's catch
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up.
Stop.
You're wording, you're too,being too wordy.
we tell you about all theadventures that we went on.
So let's catch up and let's digin.
The day was April 10.
Oh my God.
We were going to film an episodethat week we were planning on
filming like a bunch of episodesright before we went to
Coachella, but we didn't becausewe couldn't, and I didn't have
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the mental capacity or the, thewherewithal.
Is that, is that a saying?
A where the wherewithal, where,where the wherewithal, the,
where, where is like where, andthen the wherewithal where with
all wherewithal.
What does that mean?
The wherewithal.
What does that, what does thatmean?
The wherewithal?
Wherewithal.
The wherewithal.
Like where, like where, likewhere is something with, with
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something.
All, all of something like thenuts.
What does that mean?
The nuts and the bolts in mybrain.
What does that mean?
That's what I mean.
But that's what I mean.
But have the mean nuts.
I don't know.
Can we move on?
I didn't have the wherewithal.
That sounds like a fake word.
No, I just, I don't know if itis or not.
I just like to say it.
I like now I like it, so I'mgonna continue saying it.
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So we're also not good atplanning ahead.
No, I don't give a fuck.
That's not us.
Speaker 2 (03:01):
We didn't want to.
I was too tired.
That's fine.
I'm not coming
Speaker (03:04):
from Mexico.
And then we like, did we, we, Ican't even remember what
episodes we had out last, lastepisode.
QA Q&a.
Yeah, it was a q and a ran.
She's got a gun.
last episode was the q and a,and that's been up for like a
while.
But then, okay, so we were gonnatry to film the podcasts didn't
fucking work, because We're not,we're not, we're not planners,
we're not organizers.
I don't, I don't pretend to beon top of things.
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You're a vego, Aries Moon.
That doesn't mean shit.
You've got Capricorn rising,
Speaker 3 (03:30):
so
Speaker (03:32):
why do I have to be the one with my shit together?
Because you've got Virgo Centerand a Capricorn rising.
That means you are the one incharge of things.
I don't want to be, I don't givea fuck.
I'm a Gemini.
Gemini, Libra.
I get to chill.
Speaker 3 (03:41):
That's not
Speaker (03:41):
fair.
Yeah, it's fair.
It's written in the fuckingstars.
Look it up.
Fucking hell Actually.
The stars have moved.
So none of astrology is realanymore.
I'm gonna cancel this entirepodcast if you ever say those
things again.
Don't tell me lies.
Never.
I've fallen night with peoplefor less.
Stop.
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Okay, moving on.
So what did we do?
April 10?
We went to Coachella.
Speaker 3 (04:06):
Ah, spooky.
Speaker (04:07):
I wanna like talk to you in excruciating detail about
our last month.
This is a big fat catch up.
Sit down.
Where have you been?
What have you been up to sinceour last Round, round table.
Speaker 2 (04:16):
We're not around the table anymore.
Do you know what?
Here's another thing.
Our old podcast up, I justwanted to like sit on the
fucking couch and like cozy upand put my legs on the fucking,
on the fucking Seti.
Speaker (04:27):
What the seti what the fuck you saying?
Couch?
Seti Seti seti seti.
Just put
Speaker 2 (04:35):
my
Speaker (04:35):
legs up on the, like
Speaker 2 (04:36):
the ottoman or something.
Speaker (04:37):
What's a Seti?
Speaker 2 (04:38):
Seti What?
It's like a, it's like a couchfixture.
Speaker (04:41):
I can't do this anymore.
So
Speaker 2 (04:44):
we, Yeah, we, I wanted to change it.
I just wanna be
Speaker (04:46):
comfortable, like, let me be fucking comfortable.
and what did we do?
Stop talking about the couch.
We went to Coachella and thatwas our big main thing.
And you're gonna hear all aboutit?
No, it wasn't a big main thing.
We went to the UK for 10 daysright after my brother's
wedding.
Coachella was more exciting.
Co Wow.
What if they listen?
What if my family members arelistening?
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I feel like they understand thatLady Gaga and Charlie XXNZ was a
moment more important than mybrother's wedding to my lovely
sister-in-law.
Yeah, that was amazing.
I also loved seeing Lord livewith Charlie.
X.
X.
Wow.
Okay.
table of Contents, that was anintroduction.
Table of contents, Coachella.
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Home for a day.
The UK for my brother's weddingSub context.
Context.
Oh my God, yes.
Yeah.
Uh, Sheffield, Manchester,London, um, New York, San
Francisco, LA Secret thing in LAthat we, no, no Beyonce then
secret thing in LA we can't talkabout yet.
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Then home.
That was from April until lastweek.
Yeah.
I'm tired as fuck.
I don't wanna not even lastanymore until Friday.
Yeah.
I don't wanna move anymore.
I'm never moving from thiscouch.
This is the couch.
That's why I wanna becomfortable.
Okay.
Also, we got a new mattress.
I'm geriatric.
We got a new mattress and itreclines.
Oh yeah.
So definitely geriatric at themoment.
Yes.
So here we are.
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Would if I could lay down,should we do the podcast in bed?
We actually could.
I've never seen anyone do apodcast in bed.
But then we'd have to change thename of the podcast to instead
of Let's dig into Let's Die.
Okay.
No.
What, what are, what are the,what are the, the, let's sleep
in Charlie and the ChocolateFactory.
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Let's sleep in.
What's the guy?
What?
Charlie and Chocolate Factory.
What's the, the old man?
Well, what the grandparentscalled?
Oh, I don't know.
Memaw and Pee.
Yeah.
Me, me, my Pee Pa.
Come lay down.
With me, me, ma Bipa.
That's a bit that soundedcreepier than I, that sounded
way, that sounded way creepierthan I was what expecting it to.
So let's move on.
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Um, we were really excited aboutgoing to Coachella and um.
My expectations of it.
Were our
Speaker 3 (06:58):
second
Speaker (06:59):
Coachella.
Second Coachella.
'cause we went last year.
Yeah.
Um, it's like not very relevantto be talking about Coachella
anymore, but like, it wassomething we, no, this is like
relevant to our catchup.
This is what we did.
Yeah.
We went to Coachella.
It was really fun.
Um, I wasn't expecting to havelike, as good of a time this
year'cause I feel like last yearwas good.
It was like fine.
Um.
We didn't know that many peoplethat were gonna be there like
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our friends.
Mm-hmm.
So we kinda like dotted about.
It was fun.
I had a good time.
And then earlier when we weregoing this year, I was like,
this could be my last Coachella.
I had so much fun.
Mm.
You guys, I had so much youguys, I had so much fun.
I like didn't expect to have somuch, it was so disorganized.
The Uber situation was trash.
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We,'cause we Ubered in and outevery single day.
'cause we, we could.
have bought the shuttle pass.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
But that's just not our journey.
Have you seen what the shuttleslook like?
I did see what Thes looks like.
Have you seen what the inside ofthe shuttles look like?
Yeah.
There're singing competitions.
I'm not fucking sitting in thatshuttle.
People are singing.
Yeah.
Get fucked.
No.
Could you imagine being hungoverand then you pop on a shuttle
and then people are singing?
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No.
And then the way home it's likedead silent and everyone's like
on their deathbed.
Yeah, So we'd rather, on an Uberfor 45 minutes.
We were in Uber for an hour, oneday from 10 minutes away.
We were, yeah, we were stayingQuinta and uh, the drive was
supposed to be 10 minutes, but.
It wasn't,'cause theorganization of the Uber and
Lyft, like drop off was not thesame as last year.
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I think there's a bunch ofconstruction happening in the
area or some bullshit.
Ugh.
And you know, it's the worst.
And then we just have to likesit through it.
But you know, what's the worst?
What?
Well, the worst for me youenjoyed it was having chatty
Uber drivers because we alwayshad chatty Uber drivers.
Every single Uber driver waschat and chat chatting up a
fucking storm.
Yeah.
And I am one to, I hate, I lovethe chat driver.
I hate.
Speaking in the Ubers.
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I love, I hate speaking to myUber driver.
I'm sorry.
Be silent.
I'm sorry.
I don't wanna talk, I don'twanna speak to you.
Request an Uber black and thenrequest silent people.
Uh, why can't I do that in theUber X?
You can't.
Why stop being poor and requestan Uber black?
I just don't wanna speak toanyone.
She's, why am I like, I'm, I'm,you have the means to.
I'm not hungover, so I'm like,what is my excuse?
I don't, speaking to people, youhave to not complain.
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I would like this.
This is what this podcast isabout.
As we have discussed, you havethe means to, to fix this
problem though.
No, I don't wanna order an Uberblack.
I just wanna order like a ToyotaCorolla.
Ew.
A little Prius.
And I want them to be quiet,silent.
Not a Prius.
Not a Prius.
The Prius is in the Camry are mylike, and the Tesla since moving
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to, and the Teslas, of course.
Yeah.
But for different reasons.
Mm-hmm.
Not actually the same reasonseveryone who drives a Toyota
Camry, uh, Prius, Prius.
And a Tesla are all fucking dumbfucks.
Correct.
No one can drive.
No.
They got their license out of a,out of a, out of a cereal box.
At what?
I know I say that all the time.
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That's such a like a ninetiesjoke.
But because you used to get toysout of a cereal box.
I know.
And then I It is like a da.
It's actually a dad joke.
No, it's not.
It's like a mom joke.
You got your driver's licenseout of a cereal box.
You driver license outta
Speaker 2 (09:55):
a cereal box.
Yeah.
You used to get like fun toysout of a cereal box.
I used to love.
I used to love, oh, I miss
Speaker (10:01):
that.
I used to
Speaker 2 (10:01):
love cereal box toys.
I used
Speaker (10:02):
to miss cereal.
Remember when?
Remember when you didn't knowwhat a calorie was and you could
eat cereal?
Yes.
The golden ages.
Oh, take me back.
Country Road.
See, this is the issue aboutsitting on this couch.
It's just dog hair everywhere.
Well, you just gotta ignore it.
Okay.
I vacuumed the best I could.
Anyways.
Coachella was fun.
What did we see?
So fun.
Who did we see?
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We saw, oh, well, first day one.
We planned very late and we likeleft really late and then we got
there quite late.
Yes.
And I was trying to catch Marinaas soon as we arrived and we had
to abandon our Uber and walk, Imean run for 20 minutes to get
to the, we literally abandonedher.
We were like, ma'am.
marina was on like 15 I think,or like 30 and I think it was
(10:45):
looking like it would take like45 minutes to an hour in the
Uber.
we're gonna abandon ship.
Yeah, I'm gonna book it out intothe a hundred degree weather.
Yeah.
Book it a hundred degrees.
And our friends drove passes inthe Uber and they were like, ha
fucking losers.
And they made it exactly thesame time as we did.
the worst part was going intothe porta potty at the entrance,
which was the temperature of thesun.
Oh, yeah.
And I, we got in that portapotty and I started sweating
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bullets.
And I was like, I'm gonna havethe worst day ever sweating.
And I, yeah.
Sweating bullets.
Sweating bullets.
Sweating bullets.
Sweating bullets.
You've never heard that one?
Is that a saying?
Yeah.
Sweating bullets.
Yeah.
Sweating bullets.
Sweating.
Well, it's more like sweat andbullets.
Like in my accent, not yours.
Sweat and bullets.
No sweat and bullets.
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I don't like this anymore.
You would be talking aboutAmerican fucking obsession with
guns.
Fucking hell.
Who else did we see?
Lady Gaga.
We made it for fucking Marina.
We made it for Marina right ontime.
And I was a prima donna girl.
Mm oh yeah.
For one night only.
All you ever wanted was theworld.
Can't help that.
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I need it all.
A prima donna.
I'm gonna kill you.
If you don't shut the fuck up,I'm gonna kill you.
I'm gonna kill you.
Speaker 2 (11:57):
What else?
Get on with it.
We want so much to talk about.
You're stuck on Marina
Speaker (12:01):
because you wanted you, okay.
Oh my God.
It was a great day.
We saw Lady Gaga day one.
Wasn't that fun?
It was like we had a really goodtime.
Lady Gaga, obviously amazing.
Marina, obviously amazing.
It took us two hours to get home'cause we went to the, we went
to the wrong Uber pickup place.
Oh my God.
It was crazy.
And it took us two hours, sat onthe ground.
Everything was covered in dustand dirt.
My nose, the inside of mynostrils were black.
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The next morning.
There's nothing worse than beingdone with the festival and then
having to go.
Sit down against place againsta, um, a fence for two hours and
you leaning against I did getlike street meat though.
That was Well, nice.
And you're leaning against, oh,you did get street meat.
Do you remember?
I got the pot dog.
Burger.
It was a hot dog.
It was a hot dog.
I don't remember.
I was wasted, but we were satagainst this fence for I was
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having a good time though.
Right.
We were sat against this fencefor two hours though, and we got
back home and I bent over and helooked at my back and I was,
well that sounded, he bent overand I looked at his back and it
was covered in lesions from the,it, it wasn't until the next day
too.
Yeah.
Like you like leaning on
Speaker 2 (13:03):
that fence and you just had
Speaker (13:04):
fence spots, was on your back?
I was.
I was marked by the fence.
So were you there with pictures?
Are there?
Yeah, they're on my phone.
I don't really remember that.
The good thing about me beingsober is I can take photo
evidence of everyone.
Um, I then woke up.
Yeah, woke up the next day andwent again and it was so fun.
And the next day was so fun too.
And it was so fun.
Saturday was the best day Ithink.
Speaker 3 (13:23):
I think this was honestly, well I haven't been to
the
Speaker (13:26):
Coachellas before last year so I can anything of yonder
year.
Of yonder year.
But I have heard from people whohave been to multiple, multiple
Coachellas that this was one ofthe best ones since the
pandemic.
Yeah.
Pre pandy.
Pre, pre, pre pany.
That's what I mean.
Um, because the lineup wasreally good.
The vibes were great.
Everyone was having fun.
It felt less like influencer andmore like everyone was just like
having a good time.
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Those influencers, fuck, what doyou want about, I saw James
Charles.
Yeah, I saw it felt less.
What do you mean?
Like, I didn't see people beinglike, people were annoying
because we weren't payingattention to annoying people.
That's true.
We just had more fun.
Oh, so we were being annoying.
We just having fun.
No, we were being annoying aswell.
We weren't.
Why?
Because we were having fun.
What do you mean by annoying?
Exactly.
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Influencer in what world andwhat, what do you mean?
I don't know.
It just felt more fun.
Okay.
It was fun.
It just felt Coachella is,
Speaker 2 (14:15):
people always are like, oh, no, Coachella's like
the, the
Speaker (14:18):
influencer Olympics.
The Influencer Olympics arehappening outside of the
festival round.
Oh, all the other activationshappening around the like Palm
Springs, Coachella Valley area.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because they're not like.
Activating inside the actualfestival ground.
They're doing shit.
We got invited to a bunch ofevents outside.
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I'm like, I'm not going becauseI wanna go get wasted for the,
well.
'cause a lot of people, if forlike people who don't know, a
lot of influencers will just goto these events and pretend that
they're at Coachella and notactually go to the festival.
Crazy.
They just go to the, what wasthe one?
Kylie Jenner?
No, the one with the tequila.
8 1 8.
Yeah, the one.
Which one is that?
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Eight.
One eight can.
Kendall Jenners tequila brand.
Is that Kendall Jenner?
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, Kendall Jen Kinder, JenKendall Jenner had a event, a
one eight event, and all theseinfluencers will go to that
event and then pretend that liketake pictures.
Cool.
And pretend that they're at thefestival.
This year we paid for our owntickets.
We paid for our own tickets.
Like we didn't go with thebrand.
How embarrassing.
I know like next year I reallydo want to go with the brand.
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Uh, but this year we, we went byourselves and it's just like a
lot of work.
I think that's why I had so muchmore fun.
'cause like we didn't have anyobligations.
Like we didn't have to doanything.
Like last year I had to like goto one of the act I had to go to
like somewhere in Palm Springsto do a thing for Sol de Janero.
Which was really fun.
It was really cool, but I washungover as fuck and I had to,
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'cause I had to do it on theSaturday and I was like, I don't
feel well, but then I had to gohome and edit and then submit it
all before I went to thefestival.
Well, that's why people don't goto the festival and they just go
do work.
Yeah.
If you're getting paid a shitton just to go to these other,
other places, you don't actuallycare about the festival.
Why would you go?
Yeah.
And if you live in LA and youcan just drive down in like
three hours and be there, orthey go to the ref.
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Revolve the revolve of it wherethey go get free D and air wraps
and hair D and that's crazy.
Do you see how it Shit they got?
Yes.
That's crazy.
And I kind of want to do, it'scrazy.
Yeah, me too.
But I hate Revolve.
I'm maybe I love Revolve.
I don't know.
I don't know anything aboutRevolve.
I think it's just girly brand,right?
It's just for.
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It's just for cookie cutter.
Cookie cutter, influencer,girls, cookie cutter influence
brain.
All I, the only people I see,it's like boohoo.com k.
The only people I see wearing,yeah.
The only people I see wearingrevolve are just the same basic
influencers.
But I would say the opposite.
If you gave me a free wow drive,drag them.
Drag them.
Whereas your integrity, where myintegrity stand on business.
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No, I for sure.
I would be a cu be a bitch.
Next, next year you should be infull revolve, be misogynistic,
go on.
It's not misogynistic, be, be,it's not misogynistic to say a
lot of the influencers look thesame and do the same content,
and they're just like the sameperson.
Um, are any guys getting invitedto the Revolve Fest?
I've never seen one.
Revolve.
Revolve, yeah.
I've never seen one.
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Anyway, Coachella was amazing.
I, again, I always say this whenwe go to Coachella, I'm like,
I'm not gonna go on the thirdday and it comes to the third
day and I'm like, I have areally good outfit I'm gonna
wear, I really wanna wear it.
You do this thing where you liketo say the opposite of what
you're going to do, just to setthe preference, just to set it.
And then just to like surpriseeveryone later on.
(17:23):
I love surprising people with mypresence.
Speaker 2 (17:25):
Yeah.
I think that's
Speaker (17:25):
amazing.
Yeah.
You, I'm like, I'm not gonna goto this thing.
Mm.
And then I'll just show up andthen everyone's like, oh my God.
Crazy, crazy.
You, like you said, you weren'tgonna go and now you on Saturday
Speaker 2 (17:37):
night.
On Saturday night, they justwent.
We went to go see Trixie TrixieMartel at the fucking.
In Oakland.
Trixie Martel, Trixie Martel,which
Speaker (17:49):
was, it is just like the bachelorette crowd, which
was so strange for a drag show.
Mm.
It wasn't a drag show.
She was DJing.
Yeah, she pressed play and Idon't know what the hell was
going on, and I was confused byit all.
And um, yeah, I told my friendswho were going to a different
party I give, and then I justpopped up at the function and
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everyone was like,
Speaker 2 (18:11):
oh my God.
Can't believe you're here.
I miss you.
Speaker (18:15):
And I was like, Ugh.
Tell me being how amazing I am.
You love being missed.
I love being missed.
I love being missed.
I love popping in.
Mm-hmm.
And then I love vanishing again.
Hmm.
And then restarting the cycle.
What does that say about me?
Speaker 3 (18:28):
Um,
Speaker (18:29):
bit of a detention here, aren't I?
A bit moving on Coachella.
Amazing.
Did the recovery need to be thatdastardly?
What recovery from Coachella,when did we recover?
We got back exactly.
We got back to SF and then weleft the day after.
The day after.
After we got back from sf, wegot back to SF on the Monday
night and then we spent theTuesday unpacking, washing, all
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that fucking shit off ourclothes.
Repacking for 10 days in the ukDid you have to go?
And buy a suit for my brother'swedding too.
'cause you didn't have a suit?
Yes.
Why are you always scrambling tobuy suits?
Somehow?
I don't have suits because Ialways um, you should just buy
suits.
Well, I just return the bla likeI buy a blazer and then I return
it.
(19:14):
'cause I never like it.
What you Well I never like it.
What if you buy one that youliked?
Well, I never find it in time'cause I never look in time.
Why don't you buy something?
Why don't you buy things youlike?
Because I'm always waiting forthe day before the wedding or
the function to buy the thingthat I need, even though I knew
about it for months in advance.
And that's just my problem.
You knew about this wedding ayear in advance?
Well, they already had onewedding and I had bought another
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suit for that, but then Ireturned that.
Speaker 2 (19:37):
Oh my God.
Speaker (19:40):
Okay, so this is, I'm not a Virgo.
You are complaining about thingsthat you could solve really
easily and that makes me feelgood.
Why I like it.
I hate it.
I like complaining.
I'm like way more organized thanyou are.
And when it comes to likeorganizing my things and my,
like, my objects and my likepacking and organizing, that
(20:03):
kind of stuff, like physical,but physical organizing, I can
do really well.
Yeah.
The other, the mental stuffexternally, you're good at
organizing.
Yeah.
Internally, you're doomed.
Just a Hello.
Don't watch it.
Watch it.
Watch it.
First episode back in the month.
Don't make me fist fight you.
There's
Speaker 3 (20:21):
just so much in there and so
Speaker (20:24):
little.
I've had enough of you.
we went to the airport, but letme just say we packed, we were
wearing one thing in PalmSprings, or not Palm Springs,
where the fuck we were?
Palm Desert Coachella, which wasa hundred degrees.
And then we had to pack forwhat, like 50 degree rainy
weather in the uk.
I dunno what that means.
It was like 12 degrees whateverCelsius.
(20:46):
It was a drastic difference andmy body felt it.
At least we flew in businessthere and that was great.
Oh my God.
We've got these fucking flightson points.
Oh my God.
Oh, tell them about the pointswe got.
I'm mad about it.
I'm mad about it.
You like the points.
I am, I do like the points, butit was, it was, didn't need to
be that long.
Like the whole journey took solong because we're dumb.
Speaker 3 (21:06):
Well, no.
So we paid, how much did
Speaker (21:08):
we pay?
We could have gone from SanFrancisco straight to London and
then taken the train from Londonto Manchester.
But, but we found these cheapflights on points and you had to
fly into Chicago first ineconomy.
And then the Chicago to Londonflight was in business.
Yeah.
Half the plane was businessthough.
That was.
It was British Highways.
(21:29):
It was like mostly businessclass seats, which was crazy.
I just don, I don't think youwent to the To the back.
No, I was like 25.
I was like seat 25 and it wasstill business.
I think there were a lot.
I know.
I think there were a lot though.
It was a big, yeah, it was abig, big flight.
Exactly what I just said.
Yeah.
So there were, it
Speaker 2 (21:45):
was a lot of business seats.
Speaker (21:47):
Yeah, it was a lot of business
Speaker 3 (21:48):
seats.
But that
Speaker (21:49):
was,
Speaker 3 (21:49):
um.
Speaker (21:50):
A long journey.
Yes.
Because we literally left in themorning from sf.
Yeah.
Got to Chicago in the, like lateafternoon.
Mm-hmm.
And then we had four hours tochill.
Mm-hmm.
Although that, the lounge wasamazing,
Speaker 3 (22:02):
lounge
Speaker (22:03):
was good.
And I, and then I was still kindof hung over from, not hung
over, but like, you know, brainrot from the desert and I was
like, I really don't feel.
Well.
Mm-hmm.
And we're in the lounge and I'mlike, the only thing that I feel
like can make me like thissounds like an alcoholic.
The only thing I feel like canlike really perk me up right now
with my dinner in the loungewould be just a glass of crisps.
(22:27):
Sometimes it does it just agreat chilled savvy bee.
Yeah.
There's nothing better.
Yeah.
So yeah, I had, did it help you?
I had two and then it helped me.
I don't think it helped you thenight day after.
No, because what happened was Igot on the plane.
And then I was planning on likehaving my dinner.
Mm.
Because yeah, I ate in thelounge, but then I also ate
(22:47):
again on the plane.
Oh, if you don't eat in thelounge, you've done it wrong.
Like even if you're gonna getfed on the plane, because also
airport calories don't count.
Airport calories do not count.
But if you're in the lounge.
Okay.
Before your whatever flightthat's gonna have dinner on it,
you need to eat in the lounge.
You need to eat in the lounge.
I don't care.
One plate and a dessert.
You have to and a Diet Coke or aat or bee or a savvy bee, like
(23:09):
you have
Speaker 3 (23:09):
to make use of the amenities or
Speaker (23:12):
you are just living life incorrectly.
I don't care.
And this is my problem that talkabout it.
This is what, this is what setme up for failure.
Yeah, talk about it.
So all got on the flight.
Yeah.
It is hot as fuck on that plane.
And I wasn't wearing a verybreathable t-shirt and didn't
have a change of clothes.
See, that's you.
And I was wearing these joggers'cause I was like, it's gonna be
cold in the uk so let me wear mythick joggers.
(23:34):
That's your mistake on theplane.
That's your mistake.
So that,'cause I'm probablygonna be cold and in the UK I'm
gonna want my thickest joggers.
No.
So on planes you do not wearthick materials.
You are breathable materials.
I, I know.
That's why I bought new joggersin the uk.
Yeah.
Anyway, I was.
Uh, also all the alcohol drankon the plane, didn't help sat
down.
And the guy, it was like the, itwas, I was British Highway, so
(23:55):
it was like so British and Ihadn't been back in the UK in
like a year and a half ish.
Mm-hmm.
Speaker 2 (24:00):
And the guy on the plane was like, oh, would you
like a champagne or an orangejuice to start off with?
And
Speaker (24:07):
I was like, oh, I love a champagne.
It was Prosecco.
And then, yeah, I had a Proseccoand I was like, oh, just
delightful.
No, he was like, you're on aholidays.
So you might as well,
Speaker 2 (24:18):
well, you're on your might as well.
Well as well.
Like, it's just like, might aswell get fucked up.
It's so British.
It's like, oh, you're on yourholiday.
Might as well,
Speaker (24:25):
might as
Speaker 2 (24:25):
well just get
Speaker (24:25):
fucked up and then okay.
Come down.
And then I, put the Devil WearPrada on.
And that's when things like, seethat's a great playing movie.
I know.
And that's when things took adownturn for me because he just
kept coming back with a bottleof wine and I was like,
Speaker 2 (24:41):
oh yeah, why not off I, no, why not?
Why not?
Oh, what?
Top me off?
Why not A little bit, oh, I havea little bit more.
Why not?
Oh yeah, why not Top me I alittle bit more, my God.
Speaker (24:52):
And then all of a sudden I was six glasses of wine
in that's.
Something had my dinner.
Mm.
I was like giggling across the,across the aisle to you.
And then I was crying, watchingWicked.
It was, that's why I was crying.
Not a good plane movie Our'sDust Bought.
It is a great plane movie.
Wicked, two hours and 30 minutesof beautiful, beautiful footage
(25:15):
as hell.
It's so good.
Long as hell.
I also remember like the WickedFirst game, I was also thinking
about getting a sweater.
I was also thinking when Wickedfirst came out, I was like, oh
yeah, we should go watch thatagain in, in the movies.
I don't don't like musicals.
I loved Wicked, obviously.
It was great.
Love me Mia.
Amazing.
They don't count.
(25:36):
And I, I just like, don't feellike I ever wanna watch that
movie again.
Like I'll watch it right beforewe go watch the second one.
Yeah.
But like, I just like don't needto watch that movie multiple
times.
So sad for you because I knowwhat happens and I just don't
care that much.
Speaker 3 (25:51):
You watch the Devil Wars Prada again?
Speaker (25:52):
Yeah, because I will.
Okay.
Like we could is for sure mycomfort movie.
Like I would put that on overand over and over again.
Yeah.
Devil was part of mine, I guess.
Okay.
And Emily?
Mm-hmm.
Speaker 3 (26:06):
That's all
Speaker (26:07):
longer.
Pause in between that.
It's
Speaker 3 (26:09):
like that's a long pause.
I know we're on the
Speaker (26:10):
podcast though.
We're on the, we're on.
We're on borrowed time.
It's a long pause.
We're on borrowed time.
She pauses for years.
I know.
Did you see someone put that,put that clip of fucking am
Miranda Priestly doing that?
Do you know the guy on the Met?
Met Gala.
Red Cup.
Red Cup, blue Carpet.
Who just wore like a basicfucking suit, supply suit.
And then Yes.
Trainers.
(26:31):
Yes.
Sneakers for you.
Yes.
That monstrosity walking downthe blue carpet.
Anyway, I was wasted on theplane and I like, what's up, k.
Movie's over.
Dinner's, over drinks are overand I'm.
Boiling and lemme go do myskincare in the bathroom
quickly, brush my teeth and thengo to bed.
(26:51):
Couldn't sleep.
This was overheating.
I was barely slept.
I think I might have like,you're also in like a coffin in
business class.
I like that.
No, I, I, I enjoy it.
But like, you're in like an veryenclosed space.
The heat in the body.
Heat is just like, there's noescape.
No, normally I like it.
Normally I have to be wearingthe right clothes.
Like on the way back, I reallyliked it, right?
(27:11):
Because the fucking, the planewas breezing cold.
Yeah, We got to fucking Londonand this was our first mistake,
not booking a flight from Londonto Manchester.
Do you know what we could havedone?
Book a flight from London toManchester?
I think Chicago.
No, I think Chicago flies toManchester.
Why didn't we do that?
Because we wanted to save money.
We were pinching venues.
No, we weren't pinching penniesin my mind.
I was like, I already went backfor their wedding last year and
(27:32):
they were having a secondwedding.
Mm.
So I'm like, why am I spendingmore money to fly back to the UK
for another wedding to the sameper person?
Love you.
Love excessive.
They're not listening.
No.
My sister-in-law might be.
Love you.
(27:52):
That's my sister-in-law la.
That's your sister-in-law, Lala.
No, it's not Lala.
I like it.
That sounds nice.
My sister-in Lala Freak.
Freak.
What is she called?
Your sister-in-law.
She's just still yoursister-in-law?
No, because my, your, my brotheris your brother-in-law.
Oh.
But she's my sister-in Lalatechnically.
(28:14):
Yeah.
Which I like it better.
Great.
Enjoy it.
Speaker 3 (28:18):
Hopped out the plane at LHR with me and Oh yeah.
LHR with my, my welcome to theLand
Speaker (28:24):
of Depression and it's gonna sink in.
We arrived really early and Iwas a little bit tired, not
really hung over.
'cause plane wine doesn't hitthe same, isn't like make me
hungover.
I was just tired and I felt abit groggy.
Yeah, it was just a bit groggy.
Yeah.
and I did sleep a bit, but like,no, definitely not enough.
No, you never sleep enough.
But that was the point of buyingthose business seats so I could
(28:46):
sleep on the way.
This is the whole mindset that Ihad.
I was like, we'll, sleep all theway to the uk.
Wake up and be like, refresh andready to go and we'll have no
jet lag.
The P spoiler, we had so muchjet lag.
Not the worst jet lag I've everhad, but it was.
There it was up there.
We didn't sleep that well.
Well, we have a problem.
(29:07):
Well, the, the problem with ourjet lag, wait.
We will get there.
Oh God.
Okay.
Well, we just like made our wayfrom London to Manchester on 10
different trains.
The train system in the UK sucksass.
I'm so sorry.
Sucks ass.
Sorry.
You should.
You are a tiny island nation.
An island island gal.
Like you are the tiniest littlefucking blip on the map.
You should have good trains.
(29:28):
You have so many train, traintracks.
I know.
There's so many train tracks andso many trains.
I know.
And yet you privatized yourtrain system.
It was public, but then youprivatized it and now it's so
expensive.
It's so ex.
I have so many opinions aboutthe train system in the uk.
It sucks.
And, um, it took us so long toget there.
There was an intruder on thetrain line.
(29:49):
A trespasser.
Didn't they say?
That's what they said.
They were like, they saidthere's trespasser like
Speaker 2 (29:52):
due to, um, this is a public service announcement due
to a trespasser on the trainline.
This train is currentlyterminated.
I'm like, see it.
Say it sorted, sorted.
That was annoying as fuck.
I'm like, okay, someone justtried to fucking jump on the
(30:12):
train track.
How is this now my problem andwhy is it ruining my whole day?
See, pissed me off.
I'm already so tired.
Mm-hmm.
I'm slightly hungover.
Mm-hmm.
Groggy as fuck.
I'm about
Speaker (30:25):
to be severely jet lagged.
Mm-hmm.
And I'm hungry.
And I'm irritable and I'm hotand sweaty and I probably stink
a little bit.
And you have to poop.
Speaker 2 (30:35):
And I had to poop.
And I had to poop.
Oh my God.
Because I can't go in likepublic settings.
I have to be comfortable.
I can't go in the
Speaker (30:46):
airplane either.
N my bowels cannot move 30,000in the year.
No.
It's like as soon as you boardthe plate, it's like, no, my
bowels are place there.
There's like a, there like a,like a zip tie around your
intestines, around yourintestines, around your
intestinal walls, closing themshut.
Until the moment you touch theground with your feet, actually,
(31:09):
the moment you get off the planeand you get on that fucking bus,
on the fucking bus, it's like,and then all of a sudden the zip
tie comes loose.
That's my thing with Europebuses after the plane.
So annoying.
You want me to take a differentmode of transportation as soon
as I get off the plane, evenbefore I enter customs.
I'm not in in Europe yet.
I'm still in internationalwaters, and you expect me to go
on a bus after being in businessclass.
(31:30):
Where is my business class bus.
Where's my limo?
That, that, that one didn't havea business called bus.
I know because sometimes whenyou go, when you fly business,
there'll be a special.
Bus just for business.
Yeah.
I don't, I didn't, they'll takeyou away before the, I didn't
like that.
The riff wrap.
We take business once, weliterally flow in business like
three or four times and I'm likethe riff wrap in the back of the
(31:52):
plane anyway.
Yeah.
Um, fuck.
And then we have to take thetrain.
Find the train three.
Fucking billion trains later.
We were going from London,Houston to Manchester Pdia Lee.
And then my mom came to pick usup, but she was parked in the
wrong place and I didn't know Iwas in the wrong place too.
So we were both in the wrongplace and she couldn't find us.
And I didn't know where to goand I was so tired and I was
(32:14):
like, I'm gonna crash out rightnow and I'm gonna yell at my
mom.
We've not seen in over a year.
Not great.
But I didn't.
You didn't.
I contained myself
Speaker 3 (32:24):
and then we got home to mom's house.
Well to mom's
Speaker (32:27):
house, and then I.
Big fat shower.
Oh, I thought you were gonna saypoo.
And a big fat shower stop.
This is not, this is not goodconduct for a dinner table.
Yeah.
Like we're talking aboutdefecating, although I do hate
the word defecation.
I think defecate is worse thanpoo.
Who's nice?
Who's cute?
P Poo's a cute word.
(32:48):
Shit is a bit not cute.
Little It's a Whoa.
Yeah, like big fat shit.
Whoa.
No.
Defecate is like def Defecate islike, I'm gonna defecate on you.
That is on you, on you on.
If any part of this podcast wasjust like taken out of contest
on.
If any on
Speaker 2 (33:06):
you.
I'm trying to rewind.
What the fuck are you on about?
What are you doing in your sparetime?
Speaker (33:14):
Oh, I just thought
Speaker 3 (33:15):
it was funny.
Speaker (33:16):
Oh my God.
Ew.
Speaker 3 (33:18):
I just thought it was funny.
I don't know.
I just thought it was funny.
Speaker (33:21):
Um, what else happened?
Oh, we slept for 12 hours thatnight.
Did we just sleep for 12 hours?
Oh, that was great.
I thought it fixed.
Thought it fixed their jet lag.
Mom's food?
Well, number one, I thought that12 hours of sleep fixed our jet
lag.
It did not.
It made it worse.
Actually, I think it made itworse.
I feel like it made it worsebecause we, like, we, well, we,
we showered, we ate, we went tobed at like eight or 9:00 PM
Yeah, eight.
(33:41):
And then we woke up at like, Iwas like, I'm sure we're gonna
wake up at like six or 7:00 AMin the morning and then just
like feel fully refreshed afterlike, I don't know, like a good
nine, 10 hours sleep.
No, slept for like 12, 13 hours.
Yeah.
Nonstop.
Yeah.
And Yeah, I, I woke up and Ilooked like I'd been punched in
the vase.
(34:02):
Yeah.
And then my problem with jetlag, we have different problems
with jet lag.
I can't go to sleep when I tryto go to sleep, so whatever.
That way, at least if I try togo to sleep, I'm awake until
like 12 and then we changeshifts and then I wake up.
Exactly.
And then he can, he can fallasleep right away.
But then you wake up at like twoor three and you're wide awake.
(34:24):
I'm like, why do I, it's soannoying, but like for two or
three hours.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And that's the worst.
Yeah.
Being awake at 3:00 AM and youcan't.
But then also the next day, weliterally had to go to my
brother's wedding the next day.
Oh yeah.
We had the, we had the goodsleep.
The good sleep was had.
Mm-hmm.
And then we went to Sheffield,England.
I keep slugging Sheffield offand my sister-in-law keeps
(34:45):
telling me to stop it, but Ican't.
As an unbiased observer ofSheffield, England, I'm also an
unbiased observer.
I don't give a fuck aboutSheffield.
Right, but you're more biased'cause you have been there and
you live closer.
Lived closer to it.
I've never been, and I've neverthought about going to
Sheffield, England and I willnever go back.
(35:06):
I love you sister-in-law, LA butI will not be going back to
Sheffield, England.
There's just more places in theworld, right?
Like let's, my little brotherlives in Sheffield and that's
his problem.
Again, I keep getting my olderbrother and his girlfriend,
they, they live in Sheffield.
Speaker 3 (35:20):
That's not my problem.
Speaker (35:22):
It's not mine either.
All the best to ya.
Well, we had the wedding.
The wedding was so cute.
It was really cute.
It was in a.
What?
What would you describe it as?
I'm calling it an automobilemuseum.
An automobile museum.
But I think it was more thanautomobiles.
It was like machinery?
Yeah, like engines.
There was a big massive, afterthe ceremony, there were like
the family to the engine room,so we took photos in the engine
(35:44):
room.
It was like an industrialrevolution esque machine
revolution?
Speaker 3 (35:50):
Yeah.
Like from the 1600?
No, 18 hundreds.
Someone
Speaker (35:53):
told me what it was called.
Kellum Island.
I'm sure if you searchedIndustrial museum, Sheffield,
England, it would come up.
It's, no, it's Kelham Island,which was, there's an island, I
don't know.
We were on an island, Gail, Idon't know, like a mini island
on the main island.
Mm.
the wedding was really cute.
So cute.
It felt like a high schoolreunion for me.
(36:14):
I loved it.
I loved it.
Had such a good time.
I got, my mom was having thistime of her life and then she
left and then I got wasted.
I got, and then know all of yourhigh school friends, everyone.
I loved you.
I was the, um, resident Americanthat everyone found so funny.
Everything I said was hilarious,and I was like, wow, I'm not
even that funny.
You just like spoke like, likeno words that everyone was like,
Speaker 2 (36:37):
oh my God, you're fucking hilarious.
Like, I'm not,
Speaker (36:39):
I'm, I'm, I can be funny, but I'm not that funny.
Like I'm not the funniest personin the room.
You're kidding.
But all of a sudden, I, I knowI, that's why I said I can be
funny, but all of a sudden I wasthe funniest person in the room
because they've never heard anAmerican speak before.
And they were like, oh my God,that's such an American thing
you're doing.
That's.
So funny.
And I was like, I just have mysunglasses in my, in my, I put
my sunglasses in my waist of mypants.
And they were like, that's suchan American thing.
(37:01):
And I was like, what?
Just having my sunglasses.
I was like, why?
That was so funny.
Am I having the best time?
Also, the one thing that I'velearned, and I keep saying what
you say.
You say, sorry.
What about remember something?
Oh, that baby, baby Guinnesses,baby Guinness.
The things I've learned aboutthe UK from this wedding alone,
The British people love SeanPaul so much.
Yeah.
Deep, deep, deep.
(37:21):
Love for Sean Paul.
Speaker 5 (37:54):
The wedding happened and that's it.
Yeah.
I learned
Speaker 6 (37:56):
a lot about British culture.
They got married.
That's it.
We.
Speaker 5 (37:58):
Then we came back here.
We flew back.
Well, we thought we had LA rightafterwards, so this was a poor,
we had poor, I don't know why weplanned it like this.
We didn't plan it.
We didn't realize, well, we didplan la.
We didn't plan the wedding.
We didn't plan Coachella.
Coachella and the wedding.
Those dates were set.
We knew, but we knew that webooked Beyonce tickets for May
(38:18):
1st, and I was like, that'sgonna be perfect.
Like, we're gonna have enoughtime in between the UK and la
No, not really.
We were, we were here at homefor two days, three days.
Three days in our house that wepay so much rent for.
It didn't, wasn't here.
At all in April for our friendsto enjoy while they look after
our dog.
Exactly.
It was so annoying.
So we popped our fucking assesdown to LA to go see Beyonce.
(38:44):
We popped our, we popped ourasses that day on Thursday and
then fucked off down to la.
Got in, had to change right awayinto our Beyonce costumes.
Oh my God.
Our Beyonce outfits.
Our costumes.
Yeah, our costumes.
And then we had to go to Beyonceand I was like, I haven't slept.
And I'm still jet lagged.
I'm still jet lagged.
Yeah, I slept jet lagged.
But then do you know what thebest thing about jetlag is?
What the best thing to do tocome back?
(39:07):
Jetlag, gabit, shitfaced, gabit,shitfaced.
And you're right.
Sleep through the night, thenwake up feeling like shit, and
then being like, Ugh, copssleep.
Great.
Like, you're not sleeping.
Yeah.
No.
We went, we went to, we went to,we went to cowboy car.
Yeah.
Show.
Yeah.
At SoFi.
Yeah.
And then we went out and we hadwith our friends.
(39:28):
Yeah.
And we had a, we had a buck.
Good time.
A buck.
Good time.
A sweet honey buck.
Good time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And then we went out the Doeythe entire week.
We went out the entire weekend.
Mm-hmm.
Bus, another club.
Another club.
Another club.
Yeah.
And even though like, I don't,Elaine, I'm personally not
(39:49):
drinking, but like I'm alsostill awake until two to 3:00 AM
and then I'm going to try, I'mtrying to go to sleep and my
body won't let me.
Sleep in past 7:00 AM Even if Igo to bed at 3:00 AM that's why
you gotta do a couple shots,mate.
No, I don't want it.
I'm gonna sleep like shitregardless, but I'm like, I'm so
tired.
All these things.
Exactly.
(40:09):
All these things.
So you might as well be drunk abit.
Might as well be a bit.
No loosey goosey.
No.
I care about my health, mywellness.
I care about my health andwellness too.
Okay about my health andwellness too, but I also like a
cheeky sappy bee.
Cheeky sappy bee and 10 tequilashots.
And 10.
Did I have like 17 tequila shotsthat day?
(40:30):
You did?
And you took these two littlehappy pills.
What are they called?
Cheers chi.
The anti hangover pills.
No, they don't work.
Lemme talk about Cheers.
They were on Shark Tank.
Yeah.
And you said they don't work.
No, they work.
I took them at Coachella.
I took them at my brother'swedding.
You wake up feeling like you'vehad like half the amount of
alcohol.
If you have like, I dunno, 2, 3,4 drinks.
(40:52):
It cuts the, like the next dayyou feel like you had half the
amount.
Mm-hmm.
That's how the, that's how theylike branded.
So they're good for like wine atdinner?
They, yeah.
If you have like a, a coupleglasses of wine at dinner, one
or two cocktails, get home.
Have some cheers pills and thengo to bed.
Mm-hmm.
You wake up feeling a little bitmore fresher than you would've
because the vitamins in thepills work to like combat the
(41:14):
alcohol that you just drank.
Mm-hmm.
Turns out they don't work verywell when you have like 17 shots
in a row.
I.
It turns out and then getblacked out.
Turns out.
Turns out, yeah.
You're pretty rough that, thatday after Beyonce.
Oh, what my God, I, yeah.
Oh my God.
Yeah.
That one, that one scene in Sexand City where Miranda wakes up
and she, she had like sixmartinis on that date, and then
(41:36):
she wakes up and she's like,the, the camera is like
wobbling.
She's stumbling through ahallway in the same clothes from
the night before.
That was me.
Yeah.
You were rough that day afterBeyonce.
Yeah.
Oops.
Oh well, no regrets.
No regrets.
So we did that.
And then, and then, and then thepinnacle.
I would say this is the pinnacleof the month.
(41:57):
I would say.
There was a lot of, it was May,this is May, this is now, we're
in May.
I called this a month'cause wewere gone from Yeah, yeah, yeah.
mid-April, April 10th to May10th, we had the opportunity to
do a shoot with a certainsomeone.
And this happened.
He couldn't even say anythingabout it'cause we can't say
anything about it.
But this happened within the twoweeks beforehand.
(42:19):
Right?
Because we took the call at yourmom's house for this
opportunity.
Yeah.
And then they chose us like theweekend before or something.
So we got to this shoot and itwas the, we had so much fun.
We had so much fun, and I reallycan't wait to share it.
I can't wait, you'll just haveto wait and see because we
signed an NDA and and we willalso have to wait
(42:40):
Oopsy.
We made a poopy.
You made a poopy twice, Therewas a technical difficulty.
This episode of filmedyesterday, and in the middle of
editing, Matt realized that, ohno, the outro didn't record
because something fucked up.
Not my fault.
My fault.
Did you know what was yourfault?
What?
We just recorded an outro fiveseconds ago and you realize your
microphone wasn't plugged in.
(43:01):
Well, I don't know.
And then he said, oh, there mustbe something in retrograde and
I, to which there must be, towhich I replied saying nothing
is in retrograde.
Because when things are inretrograde and a complain about
things being in retrograde, thenit'll be like the boy who cried
wolf when they complain aboutthings that go wrong when the
things weren't in retrograde.
I don't make these minimistakes, so something must be
(43:21):
retrograde.
It's not my fault.
You do, it's not.
Well, you've done it well, whatcan you do?
But do our outro right now.
Nothing else happened, by theway.
You got the whole full story ofwhat, what we did for the past
month.
That's it.
That's the story.
But now what you can do is go onApple Podcasts or wherever you
listen to our podcast and giveus five stars.
(43:42):
Rays don't hate us.
Rays don't hate us.
We make some mistakes.
Sometimes we, and sometimesthere's technical difficulties,
but we figure it out and we gothrough it because we're all a
family.
Oh my God, I, I just saw someoneon TikTok be like, oh, he lives
in Australia.
And he was like, how do you knowhow much it is to do a podcast?
Do you know how much it is to doa podcast?
Like you can go into like astudio and you have producers
and people do it for you.
You don't have to do anything.
(44:02):
How much is that?
It's a hundred thousand dollarsa year.
That's crazy.
I'm like, is it worth it?
No.
'cause what are we getting outof it?
Nothing right now.
Nothing sponsors nothing.
We're getting, we're having funand we're connecting with our
audience in a Oh, we're havingso much fun in a new way.
Yeah.
And that's all we have for youtoday on Let's Dig in.
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Please stop.
fine.
(00:00):
We are back.
Did you miss us?
'cause we missed you, did we?
I did.
I was busy, so I didn't reallymiss anybody.
Sorry.
That's kind of mean.
We haven't done this in a while.
Our energy's low as No, no, no,no, no, no, no, no, no.
Our energy is high.
We're manifesting the energythat we deserve in the world.
(00:20):
Fucking liar.
We just spent six weeks, fiveweeks.
Oh no.
I was talking about the hourthat we spent setting up our
new, our new podcast situation.
'cause we wanna changeeverything about our podcast.
We, we've been away for a goodmonth and then we thought, oh,
what wouldn't it be amazing ifwe just came back and like
revamped the entire setup?
Yeah.
I put up a new gallery wall.
Two days ago it was fuckinghorrible.
This is so fun.
(00:41):
And I'm like, let me, let melike change shit up a bit
because sitting in front of amakeshift dining table and on a
dining seat for like an hour ata time, it's just like a little
bit annoying.
If you are listening to thispodcast and not watching us on
YouTube or on the internet, youwill not.
See that.
So we originally had a diningtable situation and now we
(01:01):
switched entirely to the couch.
We like turn and take ouroutside patio furniture and put
it inside and be like, oh, hey,we're sat dining.
Well welcome.
Let's
Speaker 2 (01:08):
dig in.
Speaker (01:09):
But now we're digging in'cause we're having dinner on
the couch.
Yeah.
Or it's like the afters on thecouch.
Ooh, it's the afters.
I don't go to afters anymore.
Shut the fuck up.
Oh my God.
Get a free fucking high horse.
Welcome back to the podcastthat's known as, let's Dig In,
otherwise known as Us, yappingto you for an hour about
whatever the fuck we want, andyou have to listen to us.
(01:31):
And that's it.
Wow.
And um, it's been how long we'vebeen gone?
Six weeks A month.
A month?
Yeah.
A month.
Did you say two months?
No, I said six weeks.
Yeah.
It's been like, it's been likesix weeks, I think.
We haven't posted an episode inlike five weeks.
It's been like six weeks.
It's a strong six weeks.
Well, we meaningfully took thattime off.
Yeah.
And we're going to tell you allabout all of the, let's catch
(01:53):
up.
Stop.
You're wording, you're too,being too wordy.
we tell you about all theadventures that we went on.
So let's catch up and let's digin.
The day was April 10.
Oh my God.
We were going to film an episodethat week we were planning on
filming like a bunch of episodesright before we went to
Coachella, but we didn't becausewe couldn't, and I didn't have
(02:13):
the mental capacity or the, thewherewithal.
Is that, is that a saying?
A where the wherewithal, where,where the wherewithal, the,
where, where is like where, andthen the wherewithal where with
all wherewithal.
What does that mean?
The wherewithal.
What does that, what does thatmean?
The wherewithal?
Wherewithal.
The wherewithal.
Like where, like where, likewhere is something with, with
(02:35):
something.
All, all of something like thenuts.
What does that mean?
The nuts and the bolts in mybrain.
What does that mean?
That's what I mean.
But that's what I mean.
But have the mean nuts.
I don't know.
Can we move on?
I didn't have the wherewithal.
That sounds like a fake word.
No, I just, I don't know if itis or not.
I just like to say it.
I like now I like it, so I'mgonna continue saying it.
(02:56):
So we're also not good atplanning ahead.
No, I don't give a fuck.
That's not us.
Speaker 2 (03:01):
We didn't want to.
I was too tired.
That's fine.
I'm not coming
Speaker (03:04):
from Mexico.
And then we like, did we, we, Ican't even remember what
episodes we had out last, lastepisode.
QA Q&a.
Yeah, it was a q and a ran.
She's got a gun.
last episode was the q and a,and that's been up for like a
while.
But then, okay, so we were gonnatry to film the podcasts didn't
fucking work, because We're not,we're not, we're not planners,
we're not organizers.
I don't, I don't pretend to beon top of things.
(03:25):
You're a vego, Aries Moon.
That doesn't mean shit.
You've got Capricorn rising,
Speaker 3 (03:30):
so
Speaker (03:32):
why do I have to be the one with my shit together?
Because you've got Virgo Centerand a Capricorn rising.
That means you are the one incharge of things.
I don't want to be, I don't givea fuck.
I'm a Gemini.
Gemini, Libra.
I get to chill.
Speaker 3 (03:41):
That's not
Speaker (03:41):
fair.
Yeah, it's fair.
It's written in the fuckingstars.
Look it up.
Fucking hell Actually.
The stars have moved.
So none of astrology is realanymore.
I'm gonna cancel this entirepodcast if you ever say those
things again.
Don't tell me lies.
Never.
I've fallen night with peoplefor less.
Stop.
(04:02):
Okay, moving on.
So what did we do?
April 10?
We went to Coachella.
Speaker 3 (04:06):
Ah, spooky.
Speaker (04:07):
I wanna like talk to you in excruciating detail about
our last month.
This is a big fat catch up.
Sit down.
Where have you been?
What have you been up to sinceour last Round, round table.
Speaker 2 (04:16):
We're not around the table anymore.
Do you know what?
Here's another thing.
Our old podcast up, I justwanted to like sit on the
fucking couch and like cozy upand put my legs on the fucking,
on the fucking Seti.
Speaker (04:27):
What the seti what the fuck you saying?
Couch?
Seti Seti seti seti.
Just put
Speaker 2 (04:35):
my
Speaker (04:35):
legs up on the, like
Speaker 2 (04:36):
the ottoman or something.
Speaker (04:37):
What's a Seti?
Speaker 2 (04:38):
Seti What?
It's like a, it's like a couchfixture.
Speaker (04:41):
I can't do this anymore.
So
Speaker 2 (04:44):
we, Yeah, we, I wanted to change it.
I just wanna be
Speaker (04:46):
comfortable, like, let me be fucking comfortable.
and what did we do?
Stop talking about the couch.
We went to Coachella and thatwas our big main thing.
And you're gonna hear all aboutit?
No, it wasn't a big main thing.
We went to the UK for 10 daysright after my brother's
wedding.
Coachella was more exciting.
Co Wow.
What if they listen?
What if my family members arelistening?
(05:06):
I feel like they understand thatLady Gaga and Charlie XXNZ was a
moment more important than mybrother's wedding to my lovely
sister-in-law.
Yeah, that was amazing.
I also loved seeing Lord livewith Charlie.
X.
X.
Wow.
Okay.
table of Contents, that was anintroduction.
Table of contents, Coachella.
(05:27):
Home for a day.
The UK for my brother's weddingSub context.
Context.
Oh my God, yes.
Yeah.
Uh, Sheffield, Manchester,London, um, New York, San
Francisco, LA Secret thing in LAthat we, no, no Beyonce then
secret thing in LA we can't talkabout yet.
(05:48):
Then home.
That was from April until lastweek.
Yeah.
I'm tired as fuck.
I don't wanna not even lastanymore until Friday.
Yeah.
I don't wanna move anymore.
I'm never moving from thiscouch.
This is the couch.
That's why I wanna becomfortable.
Okay.
Also, we got a new mattress.
I'm geriatric.
We got a new mattress and itreclines.
Oh yeah.
So definitely geriatric at themoment.
Yes.
So here we are.
(06:09):
Would if I could lay down,should we do the podcast in bed?
We actually could.
I've never seen anyone do apodcast in bed.
But then we'd have to change thename of the podcast to instead
of Let's dig into Let's Die.
Okay.
No.
What, what are, what are the,what are the, the, let's sleep
in Charlie and the ChocolateFactory.
(06:29):
Let's sleep in.
What's the guy?
What?
Charlie and Chocolate Factory.
What's the, the old man?
Well, what the grandparentscalled?
Oh, I don't know.
Memaw and Pee.
Yeah.
Me, me, my Pee Pa.
Come lay down.
With me, me, ma Bipa.
That's a bit that soundedcreepier than I, that sounded
way, that sounded way creepierthan I was what expecting it to.
So let's move on.
(06:51):
Um, we were really excited aboutgoing to Coachella and um.
My expectations of it.
Were our
Speaker 3 (06:58):
second
Speaker (06:59):
Coachella.
Second Coachella.
'cause we went last year.
Yeah.
Um, it's like not very relevantto be talking about Coachella
anymore, but like, it wassomething we, no, this is like
relevant to our catchup.
This is what we did.
Yeah.
We went to Coachella.
It was really fun.
Um, I wasn't expecting to havelike, as good of a time this
year'cause I feel like last yearwas good.
It was like fine.
Um.
We didn't know that many peoplethat were gonna be there like
(07:19):
our friends.
Mm-hmm.
So we kinda like dotted about.
It was fun.
I had a good time.
And then earlier when we weregoing this year, I was like,
this could be my last Coachella.
I had so much fun.
Mm.
You guys, I had so much youguys, I had so much fun.
I like didn't expect to have somuch, it was so disorganized.
The Uber situation was trash.
(07:41):
We,'cause we Ubered in and outevery single day.
'cause we, we could.
have bought the shuttle pass.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
But that's just not our journey.
Have you seen what the shuttleslook like?
I did see what Thes looks like.
Have you seen what the inside ofthe shuttles look like?
Yeah.
There're singing competitions.
I'm not fucking sitting in thatshuttle.
People are singing.
Yeah.
Get fucked.
No.
Could you imagine being hungoverand then you pop on a shuttle
and then people are singing?
(08:01):
No.
And then the way home it's likedead silent and everyone's like
on their deathbed.
Yeah, So we'd rather, on an Uberfor 45 minutes.
We were in Uber for an hour, oneday from 10 minutes away.
We were, yeah, we were stayingQuinta and uh, the drive was
supposed to be 10 minutes, but.
It wasn't,'cause theorganization of the Uber and
Lyft, like drop off was not thesame as last year.
(08:21):
I think there's a bunch ofconstruction happening in the
area or some bullshit.
Ugh.
And you know, it's the worst.
And then we just have to likesit through it.
But you know, what's the worst?
What?
Well, the worst for me youenjoyed it was having chatty
Uber drivers because we alwayshad chatty Uber drivers.
Every single Uber driver waschat and chat chatting up a
fucking storm.
Yeah.
And I am one to, I hate, I lovethe chat driver.
I hate.
Speaking in the Ubers.
(08:42):
I love, I hate speaking to myUber driver.
I'm sorry.
Be silent.
I'm sorry.
I don't wanna talk, I don'twanna speak to you.
Request an Uber black and thenrequest silent people.
Uh, why can't I do that in theUber X?
You can't.
Why stop being poor and requestan Uber black?
I just don't wanna speak toanyone.
She's, why am I like, I'm, I'm,you have the means to.
I'm not hungover, so I'm like,what is my excuse?
I don't, speaking to people, youhave to not complain.
(09:02):
I would like this.
This is what this podcast isabout.
As we have discussed, you havethe means to, to fix this
problem though.
No, I don't wanna order an Uberblack.
I just wanna order like a ToyotaCorolla.
Ew.
A little Prius.
And I want them to be quiet,silent.
Not a Prius.
Not a Prius.
The Prius is in the Camry are mylike, and the Tesla since moving
(09:23):
to, and the Teslas, of course.
Yeah.
But for different reasons.
Mm-hmm.
Not actually the same reasonseveryone who drives a Toyota
Camry, uh, Prius, Prius.
And a Tesla are all fucking dumbfucks.
Correct.
No one can drive.
No.
They got their license out of a,out of a, out of a cereal box.
At what?
I know I say that all the time.
(09:43):
That's such a like a ninetiesjoke.
But because you used to get toysout of a cereal box.
I know.
And then I It is like a da.
It's actually a dad joke.
No, it's not.
It's like a mom joke.
You got your driver's licenseout of a cereal box.
You driver license outta
Speaker 2 (09:55):
a cereal box.
Yeah.
You used to get like fun toysout of a cereal box.
I used to love.
I used to love, oh, I miss
Speaker (10:01):
that.
I used to
Speaker 2 (10:01):
love cereal box toys.
I used
Speaker (10:02):
to miss cereal.
Remember when?
Remember when you didn't knowwhat a calorie was and you could
eat cereal?
Yes.
The golden ages.
Oh, take me back.
Country Road.
See, this is the issue aboutsitting on this couch.
It's just dog hair everywhere.
Well, you just gotta ignore it.
Okay.
I vacuumed the best I could.
Anyways.
Coachella was fun.
What did we see?
So fun.
Who did we see?
(10:23):
We saw, oh, well, first day one.
We planned very late and we likeleft really late and then we got
there quite late.
Yes.
And I was trying to catch Marinaas soon as we arrived and we had
to abandon our Uber and walk, Imean run for 20 minutes to get
to the, we literally abandonedher.
We were like, ma'am.
marina was on like 15 I think,or like 30 and I think it was
(10:45):
looking like it would take like45 minutes to an hour in the
Uber.
we're gonna abandon ship.
Yeah, I'm gonna book it out intothe a hundred degree weather.
Yeah.
Book it a hundred degrees.
And our friends drove passes inthe Uber and they were like, ha
fucking losers.
And they made it exactly thesame time as we did.
the worst part was going intothe porta potty at the entrance,
which was the temperature of thesun.
Oh, yeah.
And I, we got in that portapotty and I started sweating
(11:06):
bullets.
And I was like, I'm gonna havethe worst day ever sweating.
And I, yeah.
Sweating bullets.
Sweating bullets.
Sweating bullets.
Sweating bullets.
You've never heard that one?
Is that a saying?
Yeah.
Sweating bullets.
Yeah.
Sweating bullets.
Sweating.
Well, it's more like sweat andbullets.
Like in my accent, not yours.
Sweat and bullets.
No sweat and bullets.
(11:27):
I don't like this anymore.
You would be talking aboutAmerican fucking obsession with
guns.
Fucking hell.
Who else did we see?
Lady Gaga.
We made it for fucking Marina.
We made it for Marina right ontime.
And I was a prima donna girl.
Mm oh yeah.
For one night only.
All you ever wanted was theworld.
Can't help that.
(11:48):
I need it all.
A prima donna.
I'm gonna kill you.
If you don't shut the fuck up,I'm gonna kill you.
I'm gonna kill you.
Speaker 2 (11:57):
What else?
Get on with it.
We want so much to talk about.
You're stuck on Marina
Speaker (12:01):
because you wanted you, okay.
Oh my God.
It was a great day.
We saw Lady Gaga day one.
Wasn't that fun?
It was like we had a really goodtime.
Lady Gaga, obviously amazing.
Marina, obviously amazing.
It took us two hours to get home'cause we went to the, we went
to the wrong Uber pickup place.
Oh my God.
It was crazy.
And it took us two hours, sat onthe ground.
Everything was covered in dustand dirt.
My nose, the inside of mynostrils were black.
(12:23):
The next morning.
There's nothing worse than beingdone with the festival and then
having to go.
Sit down against place againsta, um, a fence for two hours and
you leaning against I did getlike street meat though.
That was Well, nice.
And you're leaning against, oh,you did get street meat.
Do you remember?
I got the pot dog.
Burger.
It was a hot dog.
It was a hot dog.
I don't remember.
I was wasted, but we were satagainst this fence for I was
(12:47):
having a good time though.
Right.
We were sat against this fencefor two hours though, and we got
back home and I bent over and helooked at my back and I was,
well that sounded, he bent overand I looked at his back and it
was covered in lesions from the,it, it wasn't until the next day
too.
Yeah.
Like you like leaning on
Speaker 2 (13:03):
that fence and you just had
Speaker (13:04):
fence spots, was on your back?
I was.
I was marked by the fence.
So were you there with pictures?
Are there?
Yeah, they're on my phone.
I don't really remember that.
The good thing about me beingsober is I can take photo
evidence of everyone.
Um, I then woke up.
Yeah, woke up the next day andwent again and it was so fun.
And the next day was so fun too.
And it was so fun.
Saturday was the best day Ithink.
Speaker 3 (13:23):
I think this was honestly, well I haven't been to
the
Speaker (13:26):
Coachellas before last year so I can anything of yonder
year.
Of yonder year.
But I have heard from people whohave been to multiple, multiple
Coachellas that this was one ofthe best ones since the
pandemic.
Yeah.
Pre pandy.
Pre, pre, pre pany.
That's what I mean.
Um, because the lineup wasreally good.
The vibes were great.
Everyone was having fun.
It felt less like influencer andmore like everyone was just like
having a good time.
(13:47):
Those influencers, fuck, what doyou want about, I saw James
Charles.
Yeah, I saw it felt less.
What do you mean?
Like, I didn't see people beinglike, people were annoying
because we weren't payingattention to annoying people.
That's true.
We just had more fun.
Oh, so we were being annoying.
We just having fun.
No, we were being annoying aswell.
We weren't.
Why?
Because we were having fun.
What do you mean by annoying?
Exactly.
(14:07):
Influencer in what world andwhat, what do you mean?
I don't know.
It just felt more fun.
Okay.
It was fun.
It just felt Coachella is,
Speaker 2 (14:15):
people always are like, oh, no, Coachella's like
the, the
Speaker (14:18):
influencer Olympics.
The Influencer Olympics arehappening outside of the
festival round.
Oh, all the other activationshappening around the like Palm
Springs, Coachella Valley area.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because they're not like.
Activating inside the actualfestival ground.
They're doing shit.
We got invited to a bunch ofevents outside.
(14:39):
I'm like, I'm not going becauseI wanna go get wasted for the,
well.
'cause a lot of people, if forlike people who don't know, a
lot of influencers will just goto these events and pretend that
they're at Coachella and notactually go to the festival.
Crazy.
They just go to the, what wasthe one?
Kylie Jenner?
No, the one with the tequila.
8 1 8.
Yeah, the one.
Which one is that?
(15:00):
Eight.
One eight can.
Kendall Jenners tequila brand.
Is that Kendall Jenner?
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, Kendall Jen Kinder, JenKendall Jenner had a event, a
one eight event, and all theseinfluencers will go to that
event and then pretend that liketake pictures.
Cool.
And pretend that they're at thefestival.
This year we paid for our owntickets.
We paid for our own tickets.
Like we didn't go with thebrand.
How embarrassing.
I know like next year I reallydo want to go with the brand.
(15:20):
Uh, but this year we, we went byourselves and it's just like a
lot of work.
I think that's why I had so muchmore fun.
'cause like we didn't have anyobligations.
Like we didn't have to doanything.
Like last year I had to like goto one of the act I had to go to
like somewhere in Palm Springsto do a thing for Sol de Janero.
Which was really fun.
It was really cool, but I washungover as fuck and I had to,
(15:40):
'cause I had to do it on theSaturday and I was like, I don't
feel well, but then I had to gohome and edit and then submit it
all before I went to thefestival.
Well, that's why people don't goto the festival and they just go
do work.
Yeah.
If you're getting paid a shitton just to go to these other,
other places, you don't actuallycare about the festival.
Why would you go?
Yeah.
And if you live in LA and youcan just drive down in like
three hours and be there, orthey go to the ref.
(16:02):
Revolve the revolve of it wherethey go get free D and air wraps
and hair D and that's crazy.
Do you see how it Shit they got?
Yes.
That's crazy.
And I kind of want to do, it'scrazy.
Yeah, me too.
But I hate Revolve.
I'm maybe I love Revolve.
I don't know.
I don't know anything aboutRevolve.
I think it's just girly brand,right?
It's just for.
(16:22):
It's just for cookie cutter.
Cookie cutter, influencer,girls, cookie cutter influence
brain.
All I, the only people I see,it's like boohoo.com k.
The only people I see wearing,yeah.
The only people I see wearingrevolve are just the same basic
influencers.
But I would say the opposite.
If you gave me a free wow drive,drag them.
Drag them.
Whereas your integrity, where myintegrity stand on business.
(16:42):
No, I for sure.
I would be a cu be a bitch.
Next, next year you should be infull revolve, be misogynistic,
go on.
It's not misogynistic, be, be,it's not misogynistic to say a
lot of the influencers look thesame and do the same content,
and they're just like the sameperson.
Um, are any guys getting invitedto the Revolve Fest?
I've never seen one.
Revolve.
Revolve, yeah.
I've never seen one.
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Anyway, Coachella was amazing.
I, again, I always say this whenwe go to Coachella, I'm like,
I'm not gonna go on the thirdday and it comes to the third
day and I'm like, I have areally good outfit I'm gonna
wear, I really wanna wear it.
You do this thing where you liketo say the opposite of what
you're going to do, just to setthe preference, just to set it.
And then just to like surpriseeveryone later on.
(17:23):
I love surprising people with mypresence.
Speaker 2 (17:25):
Yeah.
I think that's
Speaker (17:25):
amazing.
Yeah.
You, I'm like, I'm not gonna goto this thing.
Mm.
And then I'll just show up andthen everyone's like, oh my God.
Crazy, crazy.
You, like you said, you weren'tgonna go and now you on Saturday
Speaker 2 (17:37):
night.
On Saturday night, they justwent.
We went to go see Trixie TrixieMartel at the fucking.
In Oakland.
Trixie Martel, Trixie Martel,which
Speaker (17:49):
was, it is just like the bachelorette crowd, which
was so strange for a drag show.
Mm.
It wasn't a drag show.
She was DJing.
Yeah, she pressed play and Idon't know what the hell was
going on, and I was confused byit all.
And um, yeah, I told my friendswho were going to a different
party I give, and then I justpopped up at the function and
(18:10):
everyone was like,
Speaker 2 (18:11):
oh my God.
Can't believe you're here.
I miss you.
Speaker (18:15):
And I was like, Ugh.
Tell me being how amazing I am.
You love being missed.
I love being missed.
I love being missed.
I love popping in.
Mm-hmm.
And then I love vanishing again.
Hmm.
And then restarting the cycle.
What does that say about me?
Speaker 3 (18:28):
Um,
Speaker (18:29):
bit of a detention here, aren't I?
A bit moving on Coachella.
Amazing.
Did the recovery need to be thatdastardly?
What recovery from Coachella,when did we recover?
We got back exactly.
We got back to SF and then weleft the day after.
The day after.
After we got back from sf, wegot back to SF on the Monday
night and then we spent theTuesday unpacking, washing, all
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that fucking shit off ourclothes.
Repacking for 10 days in the ukDid you have to go?
And buy a suit for my brother'swedding too.
'cause you didn't have a suit?
Yes.
Why are you always scrambling tobuy suits?
Somehow?
I don't have suits because Ialways um, you should just buy
suits.
Well, I just return the bla likeI buy a blazer and then I return
it.
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'cause I never like it.
What you Well I never like it.
What if you buy one that youliked?
Well, I never find it in time'cause I never look in time.
Why don't you buy something?
Why don't you buy things youlike?
Because I'm always waiting forthe day before the wedding or
the function to buy the thingthat I need, even though I knew
about it for months in advance.
And that's just my problem.
You knew about this wedding ayear in advance?
Well, they already had onewedding and I had bought another
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suit for that, but then Ireturned that.
Speaker 2 (19:37):
Oh my God.
Speaker (19:40):
Okay, so this is, I'm not a Virgo.
You are complaining about thingsthat you could solve really
easily and that makes me feelgood.
Why I like it.
I hate it.
I like complaining.
I'm like way more organized thanyou are.
And when it comes to likeorganizing my things and my,
like, my objects and my likepacking and organizing, that
(20:03):
kind of stuff, like physical,but physical organizing, I can
do really well.
Yeah.
The other, the mental stuffexternally, you're good at
organizing.
Yeah.
Internally, you're doomed.
Just a Hello.
Don't watch it.
Watch it.
Watch it.
First episode back in the month.
Don't make me fist fight you.
There's
Speaker 3 (20:21):
just so much in there and so
Speaker (20:24):
little.
I've had enough of you.
we went to the airport, but letme just say we packed, we were
wearing one thing in PalmSprings, or not Palm Springs,
where the fuck we were?
Palm Desert Coachella, which wasa hundred degrees.
And then we had to pack forwhat, like 50 degree rainy
weather in the uk.
I dunno what that means.
It was like 12 degrees whateverCelsius.
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It was a drastic difference andmy body felt it.
At least we flew in businessthere and that was great.
Oh my God.
We've got these fucking flightson points.
Oh my God.
Oh, tell them about the pointswe got.
I'm mad about it.
I'm mad about it.
You like the points.
I am, I do like the points, butit was, it was, didn't need to
be that long.
Like the whole journey took solong because we're dumb.
Speaker 3 (21:06):
Well, no.
So we paid, how much did
Speaker (21:08):
we pay?
We could have gone from SanFrancisco straight to London and
then taken the train from Londonto Manchester.
But, but we found these cheapflights on points and you had to
fly into Chicago first ineconomy.
And then the Chicago to Londonflight was in business.
Yeah.
Half the plane was businessthough.
That was.
It was British Highways.
(21:29):
It was like mostly businessclass seats, which was crazy.
I just don, I don't think youwent to the To the back.
No, I was like 25.
I was like seat 25 and it wasstill business.
I think there were a lot.
I know.
I think there were a lot though.
It was a big, yeah, it was abig, big flight.
Exactly what I just said.
Yeah.
So there were, it
Speaker 2 (21:45):
was a lot of business seats.
Speaker (21:47):
Yeah, it was a lot of business
Speaker 3 (21:48):
seats.
But that
Speaker (21:49):
was,
Speaker 3 (21:49):
um.
Speaker (21:50):
A long journey.
Yes.
Because we literally left in themorning from sf.
Yeah.
Got to Chicago in the, like lateafternoon.
Mm-hmm.
And then we had four hours tochill.
Mm-hmm.
Although that, the lounge wasamazing,
Speaker 3 (22:02):
lounge
Speaker (22:03):
was good.
And I, and then I was still kindof hung over from, not hung
over, but like, you know, brainrot from the desert and I was
like, I really don't feel.
Well.
Mm-hmm.
And we're in the lounge and I'mlike, the only thing that I feel
like can make me like thissounds like an alcoholic.
The only thing I feel like canlike really perk me up right now
with my dinner in the loungewould be just a glass of crisps.
(22:27):
Sometimes it does it just agreat chilled savvy bee.
Yeah.
There's nothing better.
Yeah.
So yeah, I had, did it help you?
I had two and then it helped me.
I don't think it helped you thenight day after.
No, because what happened was Igot on the plane.
And then I was planning on likehaving my dinner.
Mm.
Because yeah, I ate in thelounge, but then I also ate
(22:47):
again on the plane.
Oh, if you don't eat in thelounge, you've done it wrong.
Like even if you're gonna getfed on the plane, because also
airport calories don't count.
Airport calories do not count.
But if you're in the lounge.
Okay.
Before your whatever flightthat's gonna have dinner on it,
you need to eat in the lounge.
You need to eat in the lounge.
I don't care.
One plate and a dessert.
You have to and a Diet Coke or aat or bee or a savvy bee, like
(23:09):
you have
Speaker 3 (23:09):
to make use of the amenities or
Speaker (23:12):
you are just living life incorrectly.
I don't care.
And this is my problem that talkabout it.
This is what, this is what setme up for failure.
Yeah, talk about it.
So all got on the flight.
Yeah.
It is hot as fuck on that plane.
And I wasn't wearing a verybreathable t-shirt and didn't
have a change of clothes.
See, that's you.
And I was wearing these joggers'cause I was like, it's gonna be
cold in the uk so let me wear mythick joggers.
(23:34):
That's your mistake on theplane.
That's your mistake.
So that,'cause I'm probablygonna be cold and in the UK I'm
gonna want my thickest joggers.
No.
So on planes you do not wearthick materials.
You are breathable materials.
I, I know.
That's why I bought new joggersin the uk.
Yeah.
Anyway, I was.
Uh, also all the alcohol drankon the plane, didn't help sat
down.
And the guy, it was like the, itwas, I was British Highway, so
(23:55):
it was like so British and Ihadn't been back in the UK in
like a year and a half ish.
Mm-hmm.
Speaker 2 (24:00):
And the guy on the plane was like, oh, would you
like a champagne or an orangejuice to start off with?
And
Speaker (24:07):
I was like, oh, I love a champagne.
It was Prosecco.
And then, yeah, I had a Proseccoand I was like, oh, just
delightful.
No, he was like, you're on aholidays.
So you might as well,
Speaker 2 (24:18):
well, you're on your might as well.
Well as well.
Like, it's just like, might aswell get fucked up.
It's so British.
It's like, oh, you're on yourholiday.
Might as well,
Speaker (24:25):
might as
Speaker 2 (24:25):
well just get
Speaker (24:25):
fucked up and then okay.
Come down.
And then I, put the Devil WearPrada on.
And that's when things like, seethat's a great playing movie.
I know.
And that's when things took adownturn for me because he just
kept coming back with a bottleof wine and I was like,
Speaker 2 (24:41):
oh yeah, why not off I, no, why not?
Why not?
Oh, what?
Top me off?
Why not A little bit, oh, I havea little bit more.
Why not?
Oh yeah, why not Top me I alittle bit more, my God.
Speaker (24:52):
And then all of a sudden I was six glasses of wine
in that's.
Something had my dinner.
Mm.
I was like giggling across the,across the aisle to you.
And then I was crying, watchingWicked.
It was, that's why I was crying.
Not a good plane movie Our'sDust Bought.
It is a great plane movie.
Wicked, two hours and 30 minutesof beautiful, beautiful footage
(25:15):
as hell.
It's so good.
Long as hell.
I also remember like the WickedFirst game, I was also thinking
about getting a sweater.
I was also thinking when Wickedfirst came out, I was like, oh
yeah, we should go watch thatagain in, in the movies.
I don't don't like musicals.
I loved Wicked, obviously.
It was great.
Love me Mia.
Amazing.
They don't count.
(25:36):
And I, I just like, don't feellike I ever wanna watch that
movie again.
Like I'll watch it right beforewe go watch the second one.
Yeah.
But like, I just like don't needto watch that movie multiple
times.
So sad for you because I knowwhat happens and I just don't
care that much.
Speaker 3 (25:51):
You watch the Devil Wars Prada again?
Speaker (25:52):
Yeah, because I will.
Okay.
Like we could is for sure mycomfort movie.
Like I would put that on overand over and over again.
Yeah.
Devil was part of mine, I guess.
Okay.
And Emily?
Mm-hmm.
Speaker 3 (26:06):
That's all
Speaker (26:07):
longer.
Pause in between that.
It's
Speaker 3 (26:09):
like that's a long pause.
I know we're on the
Speaker (26:10):
podcast though.
We're on the, we're on.
We're on borrowed time.
It's a long pause.
We're on borrowed time.
She pauses for years.
I know.
Did you see someone put that,put that clip of fucking am
Miranda Priestly doing that?
Do you know the guy on the Met?
Met Gala.
Red Cup.
Red Cup, blue Carpet.
Who just wore like a basicfucking suit, supply suit.
And then Yes.
Trainers.
(26:31):
Yes.
Sneakers for you.
Yes.
That monstrosity walking downthe blue carpet.
Anyway, I was wasted on theplane and I like, what's up, k.
Movie's over.
Dinner's, over drinks are overand I'm.
Boiling and lemme go do myskincare in the bathroom
quickly, brush my teeth and thengo to bed.
(26:51):
Couldn't sleep.
This was overheating.
I was barely slept.
I think I might have like,you're also in like a coffin in
business class.
I like that.
No, I, I, I enjoy it.
But like, you're in like an veryenclosed space.
The heat in the body.
Heat is just like, there's noescape.
No, normally I like it.
Normally I have to be wearingthe right clothes.
Like on the way back, I reallyliked it, right?
(27:11):
Because the fucking, the planewas breezing cold.
Yeah, We got to fucking Londonand this was our first mistake,
not booking a flight from Londonto Manchester.
Do you know what we could havedone?
Book a flight from London toManchester?
I think Chicago.
No, I think Chicago flies toManchester.
Why didn't we do that?
Because we wanted to save money.
We were pinching venues.
No, we weren't pinching penniesin my mind.
I was like, I already went backfor their wedding last year and
(27:32):
they were having a secondwedding.
Mm.
So I'm like, why am I spendingmore money to fly back to the UK
for another wedding to the sameper person?
Love you.
Love excessive.
They're not listening.
No.
My sister-in-law might be.
Love you.
(27:52):
That's my sister-in-law la.
That's your sister-in-law, Lala.
No, it's not Lala.
I like it.
That sounds nice.
My sister-in Lala Freak.
Freak.
What is she called?
Your sister-in-law.
She's just still yoursister-in-law?
No, because my, your, my brotheris your brother-in-law.
Oh.
But she's my sister-in Lalatechnically.
(28:14):
Yeah.
Which I like it better.
Great.
Enjoy it.
Speaker 3 (28:18):
Hopped out the plane at LHR with me and Oh yeah.
LHR with my, my welcome to theLand
Speaker (28:24):
of Depression and it's gonna sink in.
We arrived really early and Iwas a little bit tired, not
really hung over.
'cause plane wine doesn't hitthe same, isn't like make me
hungover.
I was just tired and I felt abit groggy.
Yeah, it was just a bit groggy.
Yeah.
and I did sleep a bit, but like,no, definitely not enough.
No, you never sleep enough.
But that was the point of buyingthose business seats so I could
(28:46):
sleep on the way.
This is the whole mindset that Ihad.
I was like, we'll, sleep all theway to the uk.
Wake up and be like, refresh andready to go and we'll have no
jet lag.
The P spoiler, we had so muchjet lag.
Not the worst jet lag I've everhad, but it was.
There it was up there.
We didn't sleep that well.
Well, we have a problem.
(29:07):
Well, the, the problem with ourjet lag, wait.
We will get there.
Oh God.
Okay.
Well, we just like made our wayfrom London to Manchester on 10
different trains.
The train system in the UK sucksass.
I'm so sorry.
Sucks ass.
Sorry.
You should.
You are a tiny island nation.
An island island gal.
Like you are the tiniest littlefucking blip on the map.
You should have good trains.
(29:28):
You have so many train, traintracks.
I know.
There's so many train tracks andso many trains.
I know.
And yet you privatized yourtrain system.
It was public, but then youprivatized it and now it's so
expensive.
It's so ex.
I have so many opinions aboutthe train system in the uk.
It sucks.
And, um, it took us so long toget there.
There was an intruder on thetrain line.
(29:49):
A trespasser.
Didn't they say?
That's what they said.
They were like, they saidthere's trespasser like
Speaker 2 (29:52):
due to, um, this is a public service announcement due
to a trespasser on the trainline.
This train is currentlyterminated.
I'm like, see it.
Say it sorted, sorted.
That was annoying as fuck.
I'm like, okay, someone justtried to fucking jump on the
(30:12):
train track.
How is this now my problem andwhy is it ruining my whole day?
See, pissed me off.
I'm already so tired.
Mm-hmm.
I'm slightly hungover.
Mm-hmm.
Groggy as fuck.
I'm about
Speaker (30:25):
to be severely jet lagged.
Mm-hmm.
And I'm hungry.
And I'm irritable and I'm hotand sweaty and I probably stink
a little bit.
And you have to poop.
Speaker 2 (30:35):
And I had to poop.
And I had to poop.
Oh my God.
Because I can't go in likepublic settings.
I have to be comfortable.
I can't go in the
Speaker (30:46):
airplane either.
N my bowels cannot move 30,000in the year.
No.
It's like as soon as you boardthe plate, it's like, no, my
bowels are place there.
There's like a, there like a,like a zip tie around your
intestines, around yourintestines, around your
intestinal walls, closing themshut.
Until the moment you touch theground with your feet, actually,
(31:09):
the moment you get off the planeand you get on that fucking bus,
on the fucking bus, it's like,and then all of a sudden the zip
tie comes loose.
That's my thing with Europebuses after the plane.
So annoying.
You want me to take a differentmode of transportation as soon
as I get off the plane, evenbefore I enter customs.
I'm not in in Europe yet.
I'm still in internationalwaters, and you expect me to go
on a bus after being in businessclass.
(31:30):
Where is my business class bus.
Where's my limo?
That, that, that one didn't havea business called bus.
I know because sometimes whenyou go, when you fly business,
there'll be a special.
Bus just for business.
Yeah.
I don't, I didn't, they'll takeyou away before the, I didn't
like that.
The riff wrap.
We take business once, weliterally flow in business like
three or four times and I'm likethe riff wrap in the back of the
(31:52):
plane anyway.
Yeah.
Um, fuck.
And then we have to take thetrain.
Find the train three.
Fucking billion trains later.
We were going from London,Houston to Manchester Pdia Lee.
And then my mom came to pick usup, but she was parked in the
wrong place and I didn't know Iwas in the wrong place too.
So we were both in the wrongplace and she couldn't find us.
And I didn't know where to goand I was so tired and I was
(32:14):
like, I'm gonna crash out rightnow and I'm gonna yell at my
mom.
We've not seen in over a year.
Not great.
But I didn't.
You didn't.
I contained myself
Speaker 3 (32:24):
and then we got home to mom's house.
Well to mom's
Speaker (32:27):
house, and then I.
Big fat shower.
Oh, I thought you were gonna saypoo.
And a big fat shower stop.
This is not, this is not goodconduct for a dinner table.
Yeah.
Like we're talking aboutdefecating, although I do hate
the word defecation.
I think defecate is worse thanpoo.
Who's nice?
Who's cute?
P Poo's a cute word.
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Shit is a bit not cute.
Little It's a Whoa.
Yeah, like big fat shit.
Whoa.
No.
Defecate is like def Defecate islike, I'm gonna defecate on you.
That is on you, on you on.
If any part of this podcast wasjust like taken out of contest
on.
If any on
Speaker 2 (33:06):
you.
I'm trying to rewind.
What the fuck are you on about?
What are you doing in your sparetime?
Speaker (33:14):
Oh, I just thought
Speaker 3 (33:15):
it was funny.
Speaker (33:16):
Oh my God.
Ew.
Speaker 3 (33:18):
I just thought it was funny.
I don't know.
I just thought it was funny.
Speaker (33:21):
Um, what else happened?
Oh, we slept for 12 hours thatnight.
Did we just sleep for 12 hours?
Oh, that was great.
I thought it fixed.
Thought it fixed their jet lag.
Mom's food?
Well, number one, I thought that12 hours of sleep fixed our jet
lag.
It did not.
It made it worse.
Actually, I think it made itworse.
I feel like it made it worsebecause we, like, we, well, we,
we showered, we ate, we went tobed at like eight or 9:00 PM
Yeah, eight.
(33:41):
And then we woke up at like, Iwas like, I'm sure we're gonna
wake up at like six or 7:00 AMin the morning and then just
like feel fully refreshed afterlike, I don't know, like a good
nine, 10 hours sleep.
No, slept for like 12, 13 hours.
Yeah.
Nonstop.
Yeah.
And Yeah, I, I woke up and Ilooked like I'd been punched in
the vase.
(34:02):
Yeah.
And then my problem with jetlag, we have different problems
with jet lag.
I can't go to sleep when I tryto go to sleep, so whatever.
That way, at least if I try togo to sleep, I'm awake until
like 12 and then we changeshifts and then I wake up.
Exactly.
And then he can, he can fallasleep right away.
But then you wake up at like twoor three and you're wide awake.
(34:24):
I'm like, why do I, it's soannoying, but like for two or
three hours.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And that's the worst.
Yeah.
Being awake at 3:00 AM and youcan't.
But then also the next day, weliterally had to go to my
brother's wedding the next day.
Oh yeah.
We had the, we had the goodsleep.
The good sleep was had.
Mm-hmm.
And then we went to Sheffield,England.
I keep slugging Sheffield offand my sister-in-law keeps
(34:45):
telling me to stop it, but Ican't.
As an unbiased observer ofSheffield, England, I'm also an
unbiased observer.
I don't give a fuck aboutSheffield.
Right, but you're more biased'cause you have been there and
you live closer.
Lived closer to it.
I've never been, and I've neverthought about going to
Sheffield, England and I willnever go back.
(35:06):
I love you sister-in-law, LA butI will not be going back to
Sheffield, England.
There's just more places in theworld, right?
Like let's, my little brotherlives in Sheffield and that's
his problem.
Again, I keep getting my olderbrother and his girlfriend,
they, they live in Sheffield.
Speaker 3 (35:20):
That's not my problem.
Speaker (35:22):
It's not mine either.
All the best to ya.
Well, we had the wedding.
The wedding was so cute.
It was really cute.
It was in a.
What?
What would you describe it as?
I'm calling it an automobilemuseum.
An automobile museum.
But I think it was more thanautomobiles.
It was like machinery?
Yeah, like engines.
There was a big massive, afterthe ceremony, there were like
the family to the engine room,so we took photos in the engine
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room.
It was like an industrialrevolution esque machine
revolution?
Speaker 3 (35:50):
Yeah.
Like from the 1600?
No, 18 hundreds.
Someone
Speaker (35:53):
told me what it was called.
Kellum Island.
I'm sure if you searchedIndustrial museum, Sheffield,
England, it would come up.
It's, no, it's Kelham Island,which was, there's an island, I
don't know.
We were on an island, Gail, Idon't know, like a mini island
on the main island.
Mm.
the wedding was really cute.
So cute.
It felt like a high schoolreunion for me.
(36:14):
I loved it.
I loved it.
Had such a good time.
I got, my mom was having thistime of her life and then she
left and then I got wasted.
I got, and then know all of yourhigh school friends, everyone.
I loved you.
I was the, um, resident Americanthat everyone found so funny.
Everything I said was hilarious,and I was like, wow, I'm not
even that funny.
You just like spoke like, likeno words that everyone was like,
Speaker 2 (36:37):
oh my God, you're fucking hilarious.
Like, I'm not,
Speaker (36:39):
I'm, I'm, I can be funny, but I'm not that funny.
Like I'm not the funniest personin the room.
You're kidding.
But all of a sudden, I, I knowI, that's why I said I can be
funny, but all of a sudden I wasthe funniest person in the room
because they've never heard anAmerican speak before.
And they were like, oh my God,that's such an American thing
you're doing.
That's.
So funny.
And I was like, I just have mysunglasses in my, in my, I put
my sunglasses in my waist of mypants.
And they were like, that's suchan American thing.
(37:01):
And I was like, what?
Just having my sunglasses.
I was like, why?
That was so funny.
Am I having the best time?
Also, the one thing that I'velearned, and I keep saying what
you say.
You say, sorry.
What about remember something?
Oh, that baby, baby Guinnesses,baby Guinness.
The things I've learned aboutthe UK from this wedding alone,
The British people love SeanPaul so much.
Yeah.
Deep, deep, deep.
(37:21):
Love for Sean Paul.
Speaker 5 (37:54):
The wedding happened and that's it.
Yeah.
I learned
Speaker 6 (37:56):
a lot about British culture.
They got married.
That's it.
We.
Speaker 5 (37:58):
Then we came back here.
We flew back.
Well, we thought we had LA rightafterwards, so this was a poor,
we had poor, I don't know why weplanned it like this.
We didn't plan it.
We didn't realize, well, we didplan la.
We didn't plan the wedding.
We didn't plan Coachella.
Coachella and the wedding.
Those dates were set.
We knew, but we knew that webooked Beyonce tickets for May
(38:18):
1st, and I was like, that'sgonna be perfect.
Like, we're gonna have enoughtime in between the UK and la
No, not really.
We were, we were here at homefor two days, three days.
Three days in our house that wepay so much rent for.
It didn't, wasn't here.
At all in April for our friendsto enjoy while they look after
our dog.
Exactly.
It was so annoying.
So we popped our fucking assesdown to LA to go see Beyonce.
(38:44):
We popped our, we popped ourasses that day on Thursday and
then fucked off down to la.
Got in, had to change right awayinto our Beyonce costumes.
Oh my God.
Our Beyonce outfits.
Our costumes.
Yeah, our costumes.
And then we had to go to Beyonceand I was like, I haven't slept.
And I'm still jet lagged.
I'm still jet lagged.
Yeah, I slept jet lagged.
But then do you know what thebest thing about jetlag is?
What the best thing to do tocome back?
(39:07):
Jetlag, gabit, shitfaced, gabit,shitfaced.
And you're right.
Sleep through the night, thenwake up feeling like shit, and
then being like, Ugh, copssleep.
Great.
Like, you're not sleeping.
Yeah.
No.
We went, we went to, we went to,we went to cowboy car.
Yeah.
Show.
Yeah.
At SoFi.
Yeah.
And then we went out and we hadwith our friends.
(39:28):
Yeah.
And we had a, we had a buck.
Good time.
A buck.
Good time.
A sweet honey buck.
Good time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And then we went out the Doeythe entire week.
We went out the entire weekend.
Mm-hmm.
Bus, another club.
Another club.
Another club.
Yeah.
And even though like, I don't,Elaine, I'm personally not
(39:49):
drinking, but like I'm alsostill awake until two to 3:00 AM
and then I'm going to try, I'mtrying to go to sleep and my
body won't let me.
Sleep in past 7:00 AM Even if Igo to bed at 3:00 AM that's why
you gotta do a couple shots,mate.
No, I don't want it.
I'm gonna sleep like shitregardless, but I'm like, I'm so
tired.
All these things.
Exactly.
(40:09):
All these things.
So you might as well be drunk abit.
Might as well be a bit.
No loosey goosey.
No.
I care about my health, mywellness.
I care about my health andwellness too.
Okay about my health andwellness too, but I also like a
cheeky sappy bee.
Cheeky sappy bee and 10 tequilashots.
And 10.
Did I have like 17 tequila shotsthat day?
(40:30):
You did?
And you took these two littlehappy pills.
What are they called?
Cheers chi.
The anti hangover pills.
No, they don't work.
Lemme talk about Cheers.
They were on Shark Tank.
Yeah.
And you said they don't work.
No, they work.
I took them at Coachella.
I took them at my brother'swedding.
You wake up feeling like you'vehad like half the amount of
alcohol.
If you have like, I dunno, 2, 3,4 drinks.
(40:52):
It cuts the, like the next dayyou feel like you had half the
amount.
Mm-hmm.
That's how the, that's how theylike branded.
So they're good for like wine atdinner?
They, yeah.
If you have like a, a coupleglasses of wine at dinner, one
or two cocktails, get home.
Have some cheers pills and thengo to bed.
Mm-hmm.
You wake up feeling a little bitmore fresher than you would've
because the vitamins in thepills work to like combat the
(41:14):
alcohol that you just drank.
Mm-hmm.
Turns out they don't work verywell when you have like 17 shots
in a row.
I.
It turns out and then getblacked out.
Turns out.
Turns out, yeah.
You're pretty rough that, thatday after Beyonce.
Oh, what my God, I, yeah.
Oh my God.
Yeah.
That one, that one scene in Sexand City where Miranda wakes up
and she, she had like sixmartinis on that date, and then
(41:36):
she wakes up and she's like,the, the camera is like
wobbling.
She's stumbling through ahallway in the same clothes from
the night before.
That was me.
Yeah.
You were rough that day afterBeyonce.
Yeah.
Oops.
Oh well, no regrets.
No regrets.
So we did that.
And then, and then, and then thepinnacle.
I would say this is the pinnacleof the month.
(41:57):
I would say.
There was a lot of, it was May,this is May, this is now, we're
in May.
I called this a month'cause wewere gone from Yeah, yeah, yeah.
mid-April, April 10th to May10th, we had the opportunity to
do a shoot with a certainsomeone.
And this happened.
He couldn't even say anythingabout it'cause we can't say
anything about it.
But this happened within the twoweeks beforehand.
(42:19):
Right?
Because we took the call at yourmom's house for this
opportunity.
Yeah.
And then they chose us like theweekend before or something.
So we got to this shoot and itwas the, we had so much fun.
We had so much fun, and I reallycan't wait to share it.
I can't wait, you'll just haveto wait and see because we
signed an NDA and and we willalso have to wait
(42:40):
Oopsy.
We made a poopy.
You made a poopy twice, Therewas a technical difficulty.
This episode of filmedyesterday, and in the middle of
editing, Matt realized that, ohno, the outro didn't record
because something fucked up.
Not my fault.
My fault.
Did you know what was yourfault?
What?
We just recorded an outro fiveseconds ago and you realize your
microphone wasn't plugged in.
(43:01):
Well, I don't know.
And then he said, oh, there mustbe something in retrograde and
I, to which there must be, towhich I replied saying nothing
is in retrograde.
Because when things are inretrograde and a complain about
things being in retrograde, thenit'll be like the boy who cried
wolf when they complain aboutthings that go wrong when the
things weren't in retrograde.
I don't make these minimistakes, so something must be
(43:21):
retrograde.
It's not my fault.
You do, it's not.
Well, you've done it well, whatcan you do?
But do our outro right now.
Nothing else happened, by theway.
You got the whole full story ofwhat, what we did for the past
month.
That's it.
That's the story.
But now what you can do is go onApple Podcasts or wherever you
listen to our podcast and giveus five stars.
(43:42):
Rays don't hate us.
Rays don't hate us.
We make some mistakes.
Sometimes we, and sometimesthere's technical difficulties,
but we figure it out and we gothrough it because we're all a
family.
Oh my God, I, I just saw someoneon TikTok be like, oh, he lives
in Australia.
And he was like, how do you knowhow much it is to do a podcast?
Do you know how much it is to doa podcast?
Like you can go into like astudio and you have producers
and people do it for you.
You don't have to do anything.
(44:02):
How much is that?
It's a hundred thousand dollarsa year.
That's crazy.
I'm like, is it worth it?
No.
'cause what are we getting outof it?
Nothing right now.
Nothing sponsors nothing.
We're getting, we're having funand we're connecting with our
audience in a Oh, we're havingso much fun in a new way.
Yeah.
And that's all we have for youtoday on Let's Dig in.
(44:23):
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