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VOICEOVER (00:01):
Everybody's got an opinion,
Every Californian and Virginian, It's
so hard to tell who to trust and who to
ignore, Someone's to Review That Review!
Chelsey Donn (00:30):
Hello,
Trey Gerrald (00:32):
Hi there, and
welcome to Review That Review.
We are the podcast that isdedicated to reviewing you.
Well, don't you know, that's Chelsey Donn!
Chelsey Donn (00:46):
Review, and don't
you know that, Trey Gerrald,
Trey Gerrald (00:48):
And when we come
together, don't you know it, we are,
VOICEOVER (00:52):
Review Queens,
Trey Gerrald (00:55):
Don't you know it?
Chelsey Donn (00:56):
don't you know it, it is your
turn, my queen, do you have something you'd
like to get off your chest, would you like to,
VOICEOVER (01:04):
lodge a complaint,
Trey Gerrald (01:05):
Well, don't you know it, I sure do.
Well, I told you this off mic yesterday,actually, or, yeah, yesterday.
I just had a litany of complaintscome to me over the last week, so I
am ready for the next several months.
Queen's cuz I got a bunch and today I'm gonnastart with one of the most annoying of all
mixing and stirring organic peanut butter.
(01:29):
God, I hate it.
I, I don't know.
It's like, you know when you get a bag ofpotato chips and like Half of it is air.
I feel like when you get an organic
Chelsey Donn (01:41):
half of it's
Trey Gerrald (01:41):
tub of peanut butter, half of it
is that droopy, sticky oil that like, I can't
even, and I like to mix with a regular butter
knife, so I can't even Get the knife into the
center and stir it around without it splooging
all over the top, dripping down my hand.
And it's like, it is like syrup to wherelike, once that oil touches you, you,
it's there, no matter how much soap you
Chelsey Donn (02:08):
there goes
Trey Gerrald (02:08):
to be there seven hours later.
And you have to be really methodicalabout the mixing because inevitably,
Once you get to the very bottom of that
container in a month, it is so crusty dry.
I, how has someone not, and I know that like welove to like segue by saying like shark tank,
but how has someone not created like a handheld
mixing blender type thing that stirs up the oil?
(02:36):
into that peanut butter because
Chelsey Donn (02:38):
it, it would have to be like
a peanut butter cover, so it would have
to like cover it almost completely, so
that, yeah, so that there's no splatter
Trey Gerrald (02:45):
like a french press
Chelsey Donn (02:46):
yes, Trey,
Trey Gerrald (02:48):
if you could do that it
just is so maddening to me and i even get
to the point to where i'm like i gotta
get another thing of peanut butter Ugh.
Like, I will stretch out my peanutbutter consumption because it's that
upsetting to me because I can't master it.
Chelsey Donn (03:06):
I know.
Trey Gerrald (03:07):
Do you have
this issue with peanut butter?
Chelsey Donn (03:09):
I do, and I gotta say, like,
I do think that there's, like, an organic
365 no stir, and I know that, like, there's
probably something in it that I'm not supposed
to eat, like how the shredded cheese has,
like, plastic in it or something, but I agree.
I just, I was so over it.
I was personally, because I was so fed upjust pouring the oil out because I couldn't
even deal with it, but then, I Yeah.
(03:35):
Cause it was just like, get out of here.
I can't with you, but then you're right.
Then it gets dry and crusty and itdoesn't really have the right moisture.
And it's, it is.
It's very annoying.
I think that, like, it just is supposedto show us that it's natural because I
guess that's what naturally happens to
the nuts is they separate from the oil.
(03:57):
I don't freaking know, but
Trey Gerrald (03:59):
but I will tell you that
I tried Jif recently, which is like
what I grew up on, and it is so foul.
It is.
Chelsey Donn (04:08):
think it's foul
because you've become so accustomed
to, like, a better peanut butter.
Trey Gerrald (04:13):
Well, it just doesn't
taste like peanut butter to me.
It tastes like weird...
Artificial.
It tastes artificial to me.
Chelsey Donn (04:22):
What about, like, Justin's?
Like, I feel like Justin's is a good, like,doesn't really require much of a stir.
Trey Gerrald (04:27):
Did they have normal
peanut butter or is it all almond?
Is it all
Chelsey Donn (04:30):
No, they have normal peanut
Trey Gerrald (04:32):
Oh, they do.
Oh, I don't know.
Cause even like you, I have foundlike a generic organic peanut butter
that isn't really stir necessary.
But I also really, I might need tomention this as a clarification.
I think we've talked about this,but I love crunchy peanut butter.
Chelsey Donn (04:47):
Mm hmm.
Me too.
Trey Gerrald (04:48):
love extra crunchy.
So that's even harder because there'sdifferent size texture clumps throughout and it
Chelsey Donn (04:56):
Oh, yeah, just stir with the clumps.
Uh
Trey Gerrald (04:58):
It's really hard.
Chelsey Donn (05:00):
it's a challenge.
Trey Gerrald (05:01):
very upsetting to me.
It's similar to you.
I thought of this when you said youpoured the oil out in the past Did
you know that when you get yogurt?
You're supposed to stir that water inbecause that's the separation of the like
nutrients You have to because I used to
always pour it out, but that's actually the
Chelsey Donn (05:18):
out too.
Trey Gerrald (05:19):
So I found
Chelsey Donn (05:19):
is it?
Okay.
Trey Gerrald (05:21):
that but at least
Chelsey Donn (05:22):
Yeah, cuz I was like,
ew, what's that water in my yogurt?
Boom.
Trey Gerrald (05:26):
Oh, that's the good stuff, like,
that's the probiotics or whatever, I'm making that
up, I don't know science, but, it is the good,
like, you are supposed to whip it back in, anyway,
Chelsey Donn (05:33):
Whip.
Trey Gerrald (05:34):
I, I mean, once that came to me
the other day when I was, Cause I prepared,
so I had, I bought two things of peanut
butter at once, so once I was finishing the
first one I was like, oh my god, I have to
Chelsey Donn (05:46):
There we go again.
Trey Gerrald (05:47):
cause I am dreading that the next
time I want peanut butter, I'm gonna have to stir
it, cause I'm not gonna pre stir it, I even tried
Chelsey Donn (05:55):
I know you need like You
need gloves and a smock or something.
I don't know what you need.
Trey Gerrald (05:59):
I need like, a larger can or
Chelsey Donn (06:02):
cloth?
Trey Gerrald (06:03):
yeah, it's obnoxious, I hate
it, that's my complaint, I wish everyone
Chelsey Donn (06:07):
Adding it to the ledger.
Trey Gerrald (06:09):
peanut butter
ease in the future, okay?
Chelsey Donn (06:12):
Yeah.
I really like that peanut butter at, um, WholeFoods where you can, like, make it yourself.
I don't know if that
Trey Gerrald (06:19):
done that.
Chelsey Donn (06:19):
Maybe you could try that.
Yeah, I recommend.
Yeah.
Especially if you're a frequent peanutbutter eater and you love that, like, kind
of natural, ooh, I can taste the nuts moment.
Speaking of tasting nuts, Shouldwe jump in to an online review?
Trey Gerrald (06:36):
If this is somehow
related, I'm literally gonna scream
and the microphone's gonna peak out.
Okay, let's do it.
VOICEOVER (06:44):
Review That Review,
Chelsey Donn (06:48):
As you know, we
are your trusty review queens.
We bring in reviews from the internetthat we feel need to be inspected.
Trey Gerrald (06:56):
Don't you know we read you that
review and we break it down, rating the impact of
that review on a scale from zero to five crowns.
It's a very regal process that we call,
VOICEOVER (07:09):
Assess That Kvetch,
Trey Gerrald (07:11):
and I'm a little concerned.
So, Chelsey, or as I wrote, Whathave you got for us today, Chelsey,
Bo Belsey, Banana Fana, Fo Felsey,
Chelsey Donn (07:21):
Me, my,
Trey Gerrald (07:22):
Melsey,
Chelsey Donn (07:23):
my, Melsy, Chelsey.
Okay, Trey, I love us so much.
So, what I have brought in today...
This is a five star review for acookbook called, 50 Ways to Eat Cock,
Healthy Chicken Recipes with Balls.
Trey Gerrald (07:43):
wait, oh god, this
is a lot of penis puns, Five
Chelsey Donn (07:50):
You started it,
Trey Gerrald (07:52):
to eat cock,
Chelsey Donn (07:54):
Ways to Eat Cock,
Healthy Chicken Recipes with Balls.
Paperback, 8.
05 overall rating, 4.
7,
Trey Gerrald (08:08):
it's only 8.
50,
Chelsey Donn (08:09):
989 reviews, that's right.
Trey Gerrald (08:11):
who wrote this?
Chelsey Donn (08:13):
Okay, it was written by Adrian N.
Hugh, comma, CN, which I believemeans like Certified Nutritionist.
This is what the little like blurb.
It's actually kind of a long blurb, says, Don'tsettle for limp imitations, Get the original cock
book everyone is raving about, Often imitated
but never duplicated, We don't pay for reviews.
(08:42):
Let's face it, anyone can copy and paste chickenrecipes from the internet, but 50 Ways to Eat
Cock is for the serious epicurean who's tempted
by the exquisite taste of well prepared cock.
Cooking cock is harder than most people think.
Unlike everyday chicken, itcan be tough, stringy, and dry.
(09:04):
Learn to slay this beast from someonewho has trained at the breast of some
of Europe's sauciest moms and grandmas.
You'll be sure to put a smile on everyone'sface with these lip smacking recipes.
With healthy chicken recipes like RisottoCockballs and Cock Os, 50 Ways to Eat Cock
is a contagiously humorous chicken cookbook
that takes a revealing look at the folklore,
history, culinary culture, and nutritional
benefits of this well endowed ingredient.
(09:37):
With tongue in cheek descriptions andclearly written instructions, these
playful cock recipes are bulging with
everything from the quintessential to the
quick and easy to the downright quirky.
You'll learn how to tame this tough bird meatinto succulent and finger licking gourmet meals.
Finally, the noble cock retakes hisrightful place at the head of the table.
Trey Gerrald (10:04):
I feel like
we should purchase this book
Chelsey Donn (10:09):
Yes,
Trey Gerrald (10:10):
and do a recipe as a live show.
Chelsey Donn (10:13):
Okay.
Oh my god.
I'm so should we make the risotto balls?
That sounds delicious.
Trey Gerrald (10:17):
well, I'm assuming that every
recipe is titled something cock, cockos, so
we could do a drinking game as we're cooking,
Chelsey Donn (10:28):
oh yeah,
Trey Gerrald (10:29):
the word cock comes up, we have to,
Chelsey Donn (10:32):
yeah, we may or may not
end up in the hospital at the end of it
Trey Gerrald (10:36):
Woo!
Chelsey Donn (10:36):
like alcohol poisoning.
Trey Gerrald (10:38):
Okay, I'm excited for
this review, because it's a five star.
Chelsey Donn (10:43):
This is a five star review from
Amazon, not Goodreads, even though it's a book,
Trey Gerrald (10:50):
Big
Chelsey Donn (10:50):
and although I don't
know if this is, I don't know if this
is Goodreads appropriate, so Seth A.
R., this is the subject, Seth A.
R.
Rawr.
Okay.
A whole new look at the meat aisle.
Here we go.
50 seems like a lot of ways, doesn't it?
(11:12):
I'm sure there are lots of people out therewho have no intention of eating cock 50
times, much less eating it 50 different ways.
Most people probably couldn't come upwith 10 different ways to eat cock without
the help of a Cosmo magazine, but then,
Isn't that the whole purpose of the book?
(11:37):
You don't have to loveeating cock to buy this book.
Maybe you had it once and didn't like it.
Surely you can find one of the 49 remainingmethods that is more to your liking, no?
Or maybe you've loved cock your whole lifeand are looking for new ways to enjoy it.
In which case, a book of 50 different techniquesis bound to have something new inside.
(12:03):
Honestly, 50 Ways to Eat Cock is a greatbook for the entire range of cock gobblers,
Trey Gerrald (12:13):
Oh
Chelsey Donn (12:14):
white cock, dark cock, moist or dry.
The book covers many different waysto enjoy the variety of cock you
find in the average supermarket.
Seriously though, it is actually a very usefulcookbook with a nice range of recipes that
provide a relief from the simple ways most
people cook chicken, but the shock value of
the name is worth the purchase price alone.
Trey Gerrald (12:46):
How did you find this review today?
Chelsey Donn (12:50):
I honestly don't know.
I'm sure it was a part of my gag gift revolution.
I was thinking we're coming up toThanksgiving, so it felt like an
appropriate time to dabble in the cock.
Thank Humor.
I do think it's sort of funny that you talkedabout nuts on the day that I decided to bring
in this review, but anyway, it has 187, like,
helpful votes, so I'm not sure if it ended up
on one of those lists and that's how I found
it, but I think I just saw the title of the book
and I was like, this has got to have something.
Trey Gerrald (13:22):
I'm looking at the
cover of the book, and it is like
a rooster, like, Like, mid, like,
Chelsey Donn (13:29):
Cacaw!
Trey Gerrald (13:30):
yeah, c cock.
Chelsey Donn (13:31):
Mick Cacaw, Cacawk.
Trey Gerrald (13:35):
And, just a little
update, it is on Goodreads,
Chelsey Donn (13:39):
Oh, okay.
Trey Gerrald (13:40):
so there are 178
ratings, and their average is 3.
93.
Chelsey Donn (13:48):
I just saw that because I guess
on Amazon, I'm looking at the screenshot
now, it tells you the overall on Amazon and
then underneath it, the overall on Goodreads.
So that's super interesting thatthe Amazon community was a 4.
7 and then underneath it, it says 3.
9 on Goodreads.
So the Goodreads community.
Trey Gerrald (14:05):
more highbrow,
Chelsey Donn (14:06):
they're a little more highbrow.
Trey Gerrald (14:08):
so, I, I
Chelsey Donn (14:10):
I imagine you're
buying this as a gag gift, right?
Trey Gerrald (14:13):
think you have to be.
I mean, I don't know much about recipes and,like, cookbooks, so, to me, I'm intrigued,
I think it's very funny, I also am thinking
about Key West culture, where there's, like,
roosters everywhere, like, this would be
very funny to have, like, in your vacation
rental, if you're, like, in Key West, you
Chelsey Donn (14:30):
oh my god, yeah, like
if you were Airbnb ing out your place,
just like have this on the coffee
Trey Gerrald (14:34):
Yes, so it is interesting
because in that, you know, very
lengthy parenthetical, Seth A.
R.
really does say, like, they, like, haveinteresting takes to, like, relieve you from
the pains of the same sort of way of always
cooking chicken, which I thought was interesting.
And I also thought it was tellingthat Seth really went on the cock pun.
(14:58):
tongue in cheek description train because I'm
Chelsey Donn (15:02):
yeah.
Trey Gerrald (15:03):
the book itself
is very much littered with that
Chelsey Donn (15:06):
Well, even the description
of the book that I read prior to
the review was very leaning in.
I do think it's fascinating to me thatthis author is a certified nutritionist.
And yet, they, they still went for the,the humor of it all, but maybe that's a
good tactic, I mean it makes it stand out,
Trey Gerrald (15:25):
Well, I am, I'm also thinking,
Adrian, the writer, is smart, because they knew,
you gotta get a gimmick, they, Mazepa told us,
Chelsey Donn (15:35):
yeah,
Trey Gerrald (15:36):
a little gimmick, then
everyone's gonna buy it, cause this
is a much more interesting, Spin than
Chelsey Donn (15:42):
then if you were
just like, 50 ways to cook chicken,
Trey Gerrald (15:44):
Right.
Chelsey Donn (15:46):
yeah,
Trey Gerrald (15:47):
I really was, um, I was
arrested and, um, I sat up in my seat
when Seth R used the phrase cock gobbler.
Have you, Chelsey, ever been called a
Chelsey Donn (16:02):
range of cock a blurs, I
don't believe I've ever been called one, no,
Trey Gerrald (16:08):
know, I'm from Columbia,
South Carolina and, and USC, University
of South Carolina, where I'm from.
They're a mascot is a game cock.
And, um, His name is Cocky, and so peoplelove to say, Go Cox, and there's a lot of
branded merchandise that's like, I love
Chelsey Donn (16:26):
very tongue in cheek,
Trey Gerrald (16:27):
Go Cox, I feel like
this would sell really well there,
Chelsey Donn (16:31):
yeah.
Oh,
Trey Gerrald (16:32):
I'm a huge cock.
Chelsey Donn (16:34):
Yes, exactly.
Yeah, okay.
So in terms of, clearly there'sa little hanging fruit, right?
Like we're going for The humor.
Do we think that Seth delivered in the humor?
Clearly, that was the main goal,
Trey Gerrald (16:51):
yeah, especially like, I think so.
And especially when we're talking about thesereviews that are probably comedy reviews as a
five star, cause you're really not hurting anyone.
Like it's meant.
With humor and, and
Chelsey Donn (17:07):
Like, do we think
Adrian would be like seal of approval?
Trey Gerrald (17:11):
I think so, I would imagine.
Chelsey Donn (17:14):
I
Trey Gerrald (17:14):
They're like taking the
same, um, what, what would you say?
The same sort of,
Chelsey Donn (17:19):
like cut from the same
cloth in terms of their comedic approach.
Trey Gerrald (17:24):
yes.
But I do have a question, up top, Seth A.
R., Make a very declarative statement saying noone wants to eat this much chicken like you who
would be interested in 50 ways to eat chicken
Well, I don't eat fish and I eat chicken a lot.
So I'm actually very intrigued.
Chelsey Donn (17:43):
very, same, you know, I eat chicken
almost every night, I eat cock like almost
nightly, so I would be interested in 50 different
Trey Gerrald (17:51):
so you might
Chelsey Donn (17:52):
call me a cock
gobbler, yeah, that's true,
Trey Gerrald (17:54):
that's Cock Goblin Don,
Chelsey Donn (17:59):
yeah, just
cop gobbling Donn over here.
Yeah,
Trey Gerrald (18:02):
So I did see on
Goodreads, that this is published by
an independent publishing platform.
So
Chelsey Donn (18:13):
that makes sense.
Trey Gerrald (18:14):
not like Maxwell
Chelsey Donn (18:15):
Yeah, but you know what?
A lot of people are not doing
Trey Gerrald (18:19):
Simon
Chelsey Donn (18:20):
Simon Schuster anymore because
you can make way more money if you self publish.
So even like legit, you know, books like, youknow, I don't know if you guys know this, but
Trey may or may not be now or in the future
a ghost writer for some romance novels.
Disgusting, Trey,
Trey Gerrald (18:37):
Oh.
Chelsey Donn (18:39):
and if, if he were to go down that,
Trey Gerrald (18:42):
Quiet day.
Chelsey Donn (18:43):
if that were to happen
or had happened, I'm sure that Trey
would have to self publish those books.
And so I do think self publishing, like therap of self publishing has changed over,
I would say the past decade, especially.
If not, you know, longer than that, Idon't really think that with the advent
of Amazon and especially with a gag
gift like this, like, why wouldn't I?
(19:10):
Like, if I'm the author ofthis book, absolutely, I'm
Trey Gerrald (19:13):
I want all the profits.
Chelsey Donn (19:14):
publish, independently publish.
Trey Gerrald (19:17):
That's actually,
that's a really good point, actually.
Because for some reason I do think...
It must be lesser than, but I think that that'sreally not the case anymore and especially
to your point like if this is like a silly
gag book then like yeah that's perfect like
who cares Simon and Schuster wouldn't want to
Chelsey Donn (19:34):
that's right, yeah, exactly,
Trey Gerrald (19:36):
so like given Seth AR's comedy
review I think we can well but but they do do
this very long parenthetical so I think they
even are like winking at like Okay, I've made
the stand up set, now let me just say, like,
it actually is interesting, like, worth the 8.
Chelsey Donn (19:55):
exactly,
Trey Gerrald (19:56):
So that, I think, is valuable to
me, cause they're, like, sort of, like, pausing
the shtick to be like, it's 8, just get it.
Chelsey Donn (20:04):
do we think the ratio of
shtick to review is appropriate or do you
think we stayed in the shtick for too long?
Trey Gerrald (20:15):
You know, I don't know, cause
I'm, I am generally not a lover of fake,
like, funny reviews, but I think it's funny
enough, Cock Gobbler really, like, really got
me, and But I think it's appropriate, I mean,
I, I do find it queenly that they do this
long parenthetical, maybe they could have had
more punctuation, but like, I do think it's
a, I appreciate that they're sort of giving
you a little bit of value, could there have
been a little more value and less humor?
(20:42):
Sure, sure,
Chelsey Donn (20:43):
Yeah.
Okay.
I think I tend to agree with that.
Do we feel like there's useful information here?
We said, I guess there was in the parenthetical,the spelling and grammar was good.
I don't think it's shady at all.
I mean, it's a five star review.
Trey Gerrald (20:57):
wait, what about the parenthetical?
Is that all a run on sentence?
Or no, there is punctuation in there,
Chelsey Donn (21:02):
No, I think it is a run on.
No, there is punctuation.
I think I just read it like
Trey Gerrald (21:07):
so but then, okay, so
Chelsey Donn (21:08):
No, no.
Spelling and grammar is pretty good.
Yeah.
Generally speaking, obviouslywe were going for humor.
I think that this probably is common.
Trey Gerrald (21:17):
Yeah, that people would get
it and then think it's funny and then you're
sort of like, oh, it's an interesting recipe.
I'll try
Chelsey Donn (21:23):
Exactly.
Or like, oh, I gotta go write a funnyreview about this crazy book and I'm gonna
really dig deep into the cock Subs by www.
zeoranger.
co.
uk Metaphor
Trey Gerrald (21:37):
You're
Chelsey Donn (21:37):
I'll over and I'm gonna rock out
with my cock out and if I'm gonna be reading
that like these reviews, I'm probably Expecting
this and so maybe me as a Reader of reviews
would be happy with the job that Seth A.
R.
did here.
Trey Gerrald (21:55):
right?
Chelsey Donn (21:56):
Yeah, I think so And then
generally what do we think like the
impact is before we go into the crowning?
Trey Gerrald (22:02):
I mean, honestly, I do
feel more inclined to buy it, which
Chelsey Donn (22:05):
I mean you said
that we should do it on the show.
Trey Gerrald (22:08):
But that was before I even heard
Chelsey Donn (22:09):
Oh, that's true.
Trey Gerrald (22:10):
But I think that
parenthetical lands pretty strongly for me.
Like, I think that's very queenly.
Chelsey Donn (22:16):
Yeah, okay, I
think that we've given Seth A.
R.
a good shake, haha, should we?
Trey Gerrald (22:24):
Was that a peeing in a urinal joke?
Wait,
Chelsey Donn (22:30):
What?
Trey Gerrald (22:31):
or were you doing
a different kind of shake, ma'am?
Chelsey Donn (22:33):
was doing a
different kind of shake, ma'am,
Trey Gerrald (22:35):
Oh!
Naughty, naughty, cocky.
Alright, yeah, I can crown Seth
Chelsey Donn (22:42):
a shake weight.
Okay, mm hmm, mm
Trey Gerrald (22:44):
Mm hmm, mm hmm, mm hmm.
So, Chelsey and I each have our ownset of zero to five crown cards.
Cocky crown cards.
In an effort to be fair and notinfluenced by one another's cocks, we will
simultaneously reveal our cock ratings.
Ha!
VOICEOVER (23:06):
The Queens Are Tabulating, Total
Chelsey Donn (23:15):
wow, sorry, I choked, all right,
Trey Gerrald (23:23):
too big of a cock, she's choking.
Chelsey Donn (23:26):
I'm choking, okay, Trey
and I are both holding up four and a half
crowns, the Queens are unanimous on Seth A.
R., Trey, you go first, let us knowwhy you decided to give Seth A.
R.
four and a half crowns,
Trey Gerrald (23:38):
I really do think that whole,
I really appreciate the compromise of like
going for the joke and then also like giving a
little bit of information that could encourage
someone, you know, I would have loved a little
more information about the recipes, a little
bit more like specifics about, yes, it's
funny, but ultimately like there are some
interesting recipes, but like, are they tasty?
(24:02):
Are they good?
Like I want a little more Deep dive intothe actual value of the recipes rather than
saying like the value, the recipes are good.
You know what I mean?
Chelsey Donn (24:13):
like I want to know more about,
oh yeah, you continue, sorry, this is yours,
Trey Gerrald (24:17):
but, but yes, like, I mean,
I ultimately, it is almost Review Queen
y except it's just missing a little more
detail, but I appreciate that there was
at least any detail because oftentimes
that is lacking from a joke review.
So that's why I really good job, Seth A.
R.
You're a cock star.
(24:37):
Chelsey, why did you say four and a half?
Chelsey Donn (24:40):
Oh my god, Seth is a cock star.
I said four and a half becausereally no harm, no foul, right?
Four and a half crowns because this isnot hurting the cause of this product
at all, even though it's a joke review.
Sometimes these joke reviews kind ofcome at the expense of the product.
In this case, it was veryaligned with the product.
(25:02):
I think somebody that's looking at the reviewsof this, Product would expect to see this kind
of Review and probably be pleased with it and
maybe be pushed over the edge because of that
parenthetical Right, like if I'm gonna just buy
a gag gift There's a part of me that wants to
know wouldn't it be great if this was also useful
so by you telling me That the recipes are good.
(25:25):
It really pushes me to press that buy button.
And for that reason, I did four and a half.
I thought it was funny, but I wasn't likefalling out of my seat laughing, you know, like
I have been for some of my other review queens.
And that was really the onlyreason I reserved that half crown.
But I do think it's funny and it's a good review.
(25:46):
And I think Seth did a good job and I dothink that you and I should have a cooking,
cooking show, live cooking show, um, where
we try to cook a recipe from this book, Trey.
So for that reason, four and a half crowns.
Trey Gerrald (26:00):
Got it.
I, I'm wondering if there's like acompanion cookbook, like for clams.
Chelsey Donn (26:05):
Well, I have a shellfish
allergy, you know, in more ways than
one, so I couldn't do the clams.
Trey Gerrald (26:13):
If you were to, if maybe this is an
after show conversation, but I'm just trying to
Chelsey Donn (26:17):
I would call it?
Trey Gerrald (26:17):
I guess it would be clam.
Chelsey Donn (26:19):
sounds
Trey Gerrald (26:20):
Yeah.
Or what?
Chelsey Donn (26:21):
I don't know, a ham sandwich?
Trey Gerrald (26:23):
Clam
Chelsey Donn (26:23):
I don't know,
Trey Gerrald (26:26):
Why ham sandwich?
Is that a thing?
never heard this.
Chelsey Donn (26:31):
Trey.
Trey Gerrald (26:32):
I don't
Chelsey Donn (26:32):
God, I'm dying.
All right, my queen, we've done it.
We've reached the most regal portion of our show.
Trey, who are you inducting for?
VOICEOVER (26:43):
Score, My Royal Highness.
Trey Gerrald (26:46):
Today, I am really excited to be
inducting a classification, a group of human
beings and the group today that I want to
nominate as truly five star individuals are all
those people that aren't afraid in a moment.
of noticing confrontation,standing up for what's right.
(27:07):
I'm speaking about those people that can seethat something is unbalanced or that something
is wrong and they can insert themselves by
being like a voice of truth by being like
actually you're wrong or actually Wait a
second, because I think I am not always
that person and I want to be that person.
I am very much afraid of confrontation.
(27:28):
But recently I was at work and I had a co workercome at me sideways and another co worker totally
stood up for me and I was like, thank you.
And so that's really what has led me into this.
Induction because it really meant a lot.
I like started spiraling and then I was like,Hey, thank you for saying what you said.
(27:50):
Cause like, I reallyappreciated you having my back.
So that started also making me think like,would I have done that in that situation?
And I might not have.
So I took that as a moment of like,okay, let me be more like that person.
And so I figured today I would inductall of those people that aren't afraid to
stand up and say, you know, what is right?
Chelsey Donn (28:12):
yes,
Trey Gerrald (28:13):
in the world.
So for that reason, I'm going to inductall of those people that will speak up.
They're the truth tellers.
They're the ones that are not afraid ofa consequence of speaking truth to power.
So if that's you, then I'm inducting you.
And so therefore you are my Royal Highness.
Chelsey Donn (28:33):
it's true, you could say
some people might think it's cocky to stand
up say something when you haven't been
addressed, but sometimes it's necessary,
Trey Gerrald (28:45):
Stand up!
Don't clam up.
Be a cock y person.
Chelsey Donn (28:48):
that's right.
Trey Gerrald (28:49):
Well, we did a queen.
That is another round on the RU&RQ Ferris Wheel of Cock Gobbling.
Chelsey Donn (28:57):
That's right.
Thank you for joining us today.
If you like what you heard, please tell a friend.
Trey Gerrald (29:03):
If you did not like
what you heard, we don't care.
Go tell an enemy.
On this week's After Show, Chelsey andI are going to be rating and reviewing
a three star Home Depot review for...
A rake.
Chelsey Donn (29:20):
Oh, okay.
Trey Gerrald (29:24):
I just thought
Chelsey Donn (29:26):
A hoe?
Is it a hoe?
Trey Gerrald (29:28):
not a hoe, a rake.
Chelsey Donn (29:30):
Okay.
Okay.
Trey Gerrald (29:31):
You know, it's the
season where like, you have to rake
up leaves, so I thought, a rake?
Chelsey Donn (29:37):
I get it.
Let's get rake in there.
And somehow this gets said
Trey Gerrald (29:44):
Did you ever
do the Macarena growing up?
Chelsey Donn (29:46):
all the time.
Oh, I mean,
Trey Gerrald (29:50):
Macarena Queen?
Chelsey Donn (29:51):
yes, for sure.
Trey Gerrald (29:54):
And to all of our royal listeners,
Chelsey Donn (29:57):
Ignore the haters, you're a queen,
Trey Gerrald (30:00):
Gender nonspecific Queen, but
Chelsey Donn (30:05):
Cocked, clam,
and anything else, Queen.
Trey Gerrald (30:09):
Ditto.
Chelsey Donn (30:11):
Bye!
Trey Gerrald (30:14):
The cock gobbling just
really, um, got me all flustered.
Chelsey Donn (30:19):
Oh, God,
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(30:42):
Give us a koala.
No.
Trey Gerrald (30:46):
Do you think that Adrian's coworkers
were like, Are you serious with this book?
Chelsey Donn (30:50):
I don't know.
I think some of them might have been gobblingfor a free copy of that book, you know?
I was just wondering, like, what is Julia Child?
Like, I know she's passed, butwhat would she think of this book?
Would she be like, Cock avon, you know, or would she,
Trey Gerrald (31:07):
Cock a doodle doo.
Chelsey Donn (31:10):
exactly.
I don't know.
I think that Julia Child was kindof a little bit, like, frisky.
If I,
Trey Gerrald (31:17):
Are you calling
Julia Child a cock gobbler?
Chelsey Donn (31:20):
I think Julia Child would
call herself a gobbler, personally.
Trey Gerrald (31:25):
Oh my!
She kinda sounds like arooster if you think about it.
Chelsey Donn (31:29):
kind of sounds
like she's gobbling a cock.
Ha ha!
Trey Gerrald (31:33):
Wow.
I don't think she's ever been consideredthat way before, but I'll take it.
Chelsey Donn (31:45):
Oh,
Trey Gerrald (31:45):
Wow, Julia Child really
sounds like she's gobbling a cock.
Hmm.
We're doing real work over here.
Chelsey Donn (31:53):
I'm Julia Child,
and keep your crowns up, Queens.
Trey Gerrald (31:59):
Bye!
Chelsey Donn (32:00):
Bye!
Oh my god.