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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
gotta settle the score., Trey and Chelsey
will help you choose, Whose views win which
ones lose, Online haters are coming for
you, Baby, it's time to Review That Review!
(00:29):
Hello
TREY GERRALD (00:33):
Hi, and hello there.
Welcome to Review That Review.
We are the podcast that is dedicated to reviewing
CHELSEY DONN (00:40):
reviews.
TREY GERRALD (00:44):
That is Chelsey Donn
CHELSEY DONN (00:46):
and that is Trey Gerald,
TREY GERRALD (00:49):
but you can just
call us the Review Queens.
CHELSEY DONN (00:55):
That's right.
But first, Trey, I'm dying to know,I can only imagine you might have.
A plethora of things you might want tocomplain about, but is there one particular
complaint you would like to bring to the table?
Trey, would you like to?
Ledge a complaint.
TREY GERRALD (01:13):
Why yes, I would.
Now, Chelsey, this might,um, seem like a joke to you.
But I do have written down, my complaintis two factor auth, auth, what is the word?
Authentication?
Authentification?
Authentification.
Two factor authentification.
CHELSEY DONN (01:32):
No, it's not.
You liar.
TREY GERRALD (01:34):
No, it's literally
written here on my paper.
So, okay, behind the scenes.
Subs Uh, it's now an hour and 21 minutes later,um, we have been trying to record this episode
and, you know, pulling out, I hate constantly
being asked for two factor authentication.
(01:57):
I hate it.
I hate it.
Who do you think wants to get into my Gmail?
Because I sign up for like, uh, I don'tknow, like, uh, Greenpeace, and then all of a
sudden, like, my email gets sent to everyone
in the world, I get all these spam emails,
like, no one's two factor authentication
ing that, but like, the minute I try to
get into this app, it's like, hold up.
(02:23):
We gotta pull out all the Russian stops here tomake sure that you can, um, send me a text, I
need to know that this is going to your email,
you gotta remember this six digit code, then I
also need to make sure you're not a robot, and
we gotta do the, gotta click all the spots that
have the bicycle in it, but sometimes, like, the
handlebar is in its own box, so I don't know if
that's gonna count, and then I, like, then I don't
remember, and then it times you out, and it's
like, too many attempts, you're, you can't try
again for 24 hours, What is all the security for?
(02:53):
Like, I don't know.
I don't have anything interesting for anyonethat wants to steal or look at anything.
You're barking up the wrong tree.
I don't need the two factor.
And now, like, my bank is like,you have to have two factor.
It's like, required.
You don't get the choice anymore.
But like, my face, like, what if someonestole my phone and had a picture of me?
(03:15):
Like, could that just be my face?
With the face ID with themap, I'm all over the map.
I hate the two factor crap.
I hate it.
I hate it.
I'm sure that it's protecting me in somesense, but I don't think it is because I
sign up for, you know, TMU, and then they
send my email to every person in the world.
And then, like, you know, all thesespam companies are calling me and it's
like, I don't have a student loan.
(03:37):
I paid it off, thankfully.
So you're not going to get me.
You're not going to get me, but theyget me with the two factor, Chelsey.
That's my complaint.
I know you feel it.
CHELSEY DONN (03:46):
You know, I feel it.
I mean, just scan my retina already.
Okay.
TREY GERRALD (03:51):
We're almost there, girl.
I mean, can we just be there?
CHELSEY DONN (03:54):
Like, just like here it is.
This might clearly it's me.
When you go to the airport now, theylike take a picture of your face so they
don't need to rely on the TSA agent.
We got to just do the same thing.
It's clearly me.
I'm trying to get into my email.
There's going to be avariable on most of my emails.
Weeks of a 10 to 15 pound difference.
Other than that, this is me, folks.
(04:17):
It's annoying.
I hear you.
Added to the ledger.
TREY GERRALD (04:20):
Do you think we're going
to reach a point where the two factor
isn't enough and it's going to be three?
CHELSEY DONN (04:25):
Oh my God.
God forbid, Trey.
I just hope we can reach the pointwhere it's like, you just know it's me.
Like, boom, boom, boom.
You see me, it's me.
And then like, if you're trying to get intomy email, then like, that could be a separate
thing where I have to two factor you in.
Okay.
TREY GERRALD (04:41):
But you know how the phones are so
smart now that they know which app you're going
to be used based on the location and the time?
Like, all of my game appspop up as suggested apps.
Oh, it's like, I think that
CHELSEY DONN (04:51):
you want to do this now, yeah.
TREY GERRALD (04:53):
Yeah, because it's 1030 at night
and it knows I'm going to be taking a bath
and I'm going to play solitaire, so it knows.
So how does it know that and does itneed two factor authentication for that?
I can't even say it, I'm so mad.
CHELSEY DONN (05:06):
I get it.
I get it.
I'm mad for you.
I'm mad with you.
Let's move on.
TREY GERRALD (05:10):
I'm so mad.
CHELSEY DONN (05:12):
Let's exhale that.
I need a crystal.
I need something.
Okay, here.
Just bring all the good energy into the room.
Okay?
Do you want to do the show?
Trey Palosanto?
Let's do the show.
Let's move it.
Let's move into some online reviews.
Let's do it.
Review That Review.
As your trusty review queens, webring in reviews from the internet.
(05:36):
That we feel need to be inspected,
TREY GERRALD (05:39):
We read you a review, we
break it down, and rate the impact of that
review on a scale from zero to five crowns,
It's a really regal process that we call,
Assess That Kvetch, and Chelsey, I'm dying
to know, You What have you got for us today?
CHELSEY DONN (05:56):
Well, not to get all
cheesy on you, Trey, but let's go back.
I love cheese.
I love cheese, too.
All right, we're gonna head on over to goodold Amazon and this is gonna be a two star
review for the brand is For The Gourmet
Sharp Provolone Picante Cheese whole wheel
approximately approximately 11 pounds.
(06:27):
Any guesses on price?
TREY GERRALD (06:30):
Okay, an 11 pound
wheel of provolone cheese.
I don't know that provolone is expensive.
Provolone makes me think of, um,Subway, but 11 pounds and then shipping.
Although people ship computers and cars.
I don't know.
I'm going to say an 11 pound wheel.
It's probably like 68?
CHELSEY DONN (06:51):
157.
61.
Wow,
TREY GERRALD (06:56):
the picante is pricey.
CHELSEY DONN (07:01):
It must be the picante.
Alright, so this review is written by Russell S.,two star review, subject is, Competition Disaster.
In parenthesis, Oval, okay,you're about to find out,
TREY GERRALD (07:20):
here we go, oh no,
CHELSEY DONN (07:24):
I am still recovering from this
weekend when I was the laughing stock of the
entire Mariposa County cheese rolling roll a
palooza, I purchased this cheese wheel, As a
last minute replacement for my trusty 75 pound
Pecorino wheel, which got defaced by local youths.
(07:50):
Still, I was looking forward tochasing a lighter wheel down the hill.
This would give me more dynamic control.
Over the direction of the role.
On the morning of the competition,imagine my distress when dressed proudly
in my regional colors and nearly new
cleats, I unwrapped the package to what
turns out to be an OVAL SHAPED CHEESE!
(08:18):
This is NOT A WHEEL!
Repeat, not a wheel, it is oval, needless to say,you can imagine the rest, which was broadcast
live on local TV and one internet channel, note,
the comments below the video are disgusting,
And defamatory, so why the two stars?, As I
bundled downhill behind the bouncing oval,
Arch rivals roaring past in mirth, Some chunks
dislodged, And the cheese itself was creamy
and ripe, This is not a competition, she's a
void, If anyone wants it, I abandoned it in
rage, At the bottom of Greeley Hill, Mariposa
County, On Sunday afternoon, From the 49 North,
take the 132 East, It should still be okay.
TREY GERRALD (09:29):
Okay, so like, it took me like 0.
8 seconds after the subject to realize, is thisgonna be like a rolling cheese competition?
Which I don't even know if I've ever even seenthat existed in the world, but somehow inside of
my head, I thought, do people roll cheese around?
CHELSEY DONN (09:49):
Absolutely.
I think I did talk about a documentary thatI saw a while ago about the cheese rollers.
TREY GERRALD (09:55):
Tell me, I don't know.
CHELSEY DONN (09:57):
This is just a sport that
people do in various areas of the world
where they roll cheese down a fucking hill.
I don't really get it.
TREY GERRALD (10:07):
Is sport the right word?
CHELSEY DONN (10:12):
Are we the right
people to be dissecting whether
or not something is sport, Trey?
I don't know.
I mean,
TREY GERRALD (10:17):
I guess that
makes me But you have to run.
CHELSEY DONN (10:20):
You have to run.
You have to have
TREY GERRALD (10:22):
balance.
I noted that.
That's how like stupid people arelike, Oh, cheerleading isn't a sport.
Right.
Have you watched cheer?
Have you watched the Dallas CowboyCheerleaders American Sweethearts documentary?
Because they are.
Okay.
Those are athletes.
Let me not be that.
No, I wrote like chasing the wheel.
(10:42):
Now, you've watched the documentary.
You're very, you're a bon vovant.
When it comes to cheese sports, um, do youpush it with a stick or do you have to be
like on that cheese the whole time it's going?
CHELSEY DONN (10:58):
If my recollection serves,
you're on the cheese the whole time, you're
rolling it and I don't think you can like,
you don't want to lose contact with the
TREY GERRALD (11:08):
cheese.
Because I feel like couldn't it like wobble over?
CHELSEY DONN (11:12):
Well, certainly if it was an oval.
TREY GERRALD (11:16):
You know, I don't know
why this keeps coming to my mind, but
I remember when we moved to the Upper
West Side, I really wanted an oval.
dining table.
Something called an oval dining table is somuch more elegant than a circle or a rectangle.
The problem is when you are on thosecorners, you don't get the same, you
don't get the same table setting.
(11:38):
It's like real fucked up.
CHELSEY DONN (11:39):
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
That's a real disadvantage.
And also it, it doesn't roll an oval,a circular, like a wheel, right?
Rolls.
We all know this.
We all know this.
We all know this.
Everybody knows.
TREY GERRALD (11:56):
Every child gets
an experience with a wheel.
Yes.
Whether it's a little car, a bicycle, um,
CHELSEY DONN (12:03):
Imagine trying to roll an
oval, like rolling an egg, an egg shaped.
Couldn't do it.
Couldn't do it.
TREY GERRALD (12:09):
I mean, I guess you could roll it.
CHELSEY DONN (12:11):
If it was,
if it was an 11 pound egg.
TREY GERRALD (12:14):
But the distinction here is that
wheels or ovals of cheese are like, they're three
dimensional, but they're like, It's not uniform.
An egg is like, I want tosay it's three dimensional.
That I feel like you could roll it on the longside, but the dimensions of a wheel in quotes of
cheese is going to be such that one side is going
to be flat because it's not a, it's not a circle.
(12:42):
How, what is happening?
It's not a sphere.
It's not a sphere.
It's not a sphere.
Okay, we okay.
We get it.
We get it, we get it.
There is a distinction between wheel andoval, but I've never heard an oval of cheese.
CHELSEY DONN (12:59):
I don't think I've
ever heard of an oval of cheese.
So a barrel bucket, a bucket of cheese.
Sure.
Why not?
TREY GERRALD (13:06):
A barrel of laughs.
Barrel of laughs.
Um,
CHELSEY DONN (13:10):
yes.
I wonder if this is, if she'sround, she shaved cheese.
TREY GERRALD (13:14):
Oh my god.
Do you know those baby bells?
Yes,
CHELSEY DONN (13:17):
I mean, I like
them too, but is that cheese?
What is that?
You
TREY GERRALD (13:22):
know, do you
think this is false advertising
CHELSEY DONN (13:26):
for the Mariposa Cheese Festival?
TREY GERRALD (13:27):
For the Gourmet?
I
CHELSEY DONN (13:33):
mean, nowhere in the
subject, in the title, in the description,
does it say competition worthy?
TREY GERRALD (13:40):
Fair, but my question
is, is it false advertising to call
it a wheel if it's actually an oval?
I don't know.
CHELSEY DONN (13:50):
Right, because
it does say whole wheel.
TREY GERRALD (13:53):
Also, what
good would it be in an oval?
Because don't you have to cut it?
But I guess if you're buying the wholeshebang, it doesn't matter what shape it is.
Because I'm just thinking like, anytimeyou buy cheese for like a dinner
party, it's like little pizza shapes.
But
CHELSEY DONN (14:09):
I mean, I would imagine you're
buying this if you like have a restaurant where
you're making like, I don't know, like Philly
cheesesteaks, you need a lot of provolone.
TREY GERRALD (14:18):
That's my first thing.
Hold on, we got to back up.
Who's buyin who's buyin thismuch cheese from Amazon?
Is it Amazon, like, fresh?
Or is this just Amazon that'sbeen sittin in some factory?
This is
CHELSEY DONN (14:29):
straight up duckin Amazon.
TREY GERRALD (14:32):
I guess that cheese is mold.
Like aged cheese, but not provolone.
Provolone seems so fake to me.
I don't know cheese.
I don't know what I'm trying to get.
I don't
VOICEOVER (14:42):
know cheese.
TREY GERRALD (14:43):
I want to talk here about the value.
Okay.
Um, there, I think your point here,there's a big distinction because
this is not purchased for consumption.
And I would imagine the majority of cheesethat's purchased is for consumption.
Not competitive sporting.
CHELSEY DONN (15:02):
Do you eat it after the sport?
Like if it's covered in wax?
TREY GERRALD (15:06):
I gotta throw Russell
under the bus once again here because
they really lost me at the end.
Now, I don't know how long shipping tookbecause they didn't go into that, but you didn't
open this until the day of the competition.
That's on you, boo.
That's on you.
Because I would have, I would have openedit, I would have like investigated, I
would have practiced a little, I would
have looked at the rolling ability,
CHELSEY DONN (15:30):
True,
TREY GERRALD (15:31):
I mean the picture
CHELSEY DONN (15:33):
definitely doesn't look like a
whole barrel, like the picture looks like a half
oval, like I don't know, I can't describe it, but
it doesn't look like a wheel, it does say wheel.
TREY GERRALD (15:48):
I know, but regardless, why
didn't you open it when you, when it arrived?
To make sure it wasn't broken or something.
CHELSEY DONN (15:54):
I don't know.
I feel like most of the cheese in the cheesebowl competition have like that hard wax over it.
You're not just rolling raw cheese.
TREY GERRALD (16:02):
Yeah, but wouldn't
the wax be in the shape of the oval?
You would know instantly.
You're right.
Okay, so
CHELSEY DONN (16:08):
I think that this comes
back to the truthful shadiness of it all.
Now I was like going back and forth on whether ornot I think this is a real review or not I believe
them when they talked about the like TV and the
TREY GERRALD (16:24):
One internet channel?
CHELSEY DONN (16:25):
One internet channel?
Like live broadcasting?
I was like, okay, maybe this is real.
But then when they like got to the point oflike, some of it fell off and I was tasting it.
And if you want it, it's like,take the 49 North to 132 East.
Like, I don't know, thisfeels like a planted review.
TREY GERRALD (16:44):
That lost me a little bit too,
because don't you know that any function And I
would certainly guarantee that, uh, sponsored
cheese rolling competition, There's gonna be
protocol that you can't be littering, Otherwise,
you won't be allowed back in the Mariposa
thing, Like, they'll be like, No, you leave,
your contestants leave cheese everywhere,
CHELSEY DONN (17:04):
The Mariposa County Cheese
Rolling Rallapalooza, They don't want to feed
TREY GERRALD (17:08):
the Mariposa raccoons,
CHELSEY DONN (17:11):
No, clean up after yourself,
TREY GERRALD (17:15):
I don't
CHELSEY DONN (17:15):
know if I,
TREY GERRALD (17:16):
It didn't seem fake to
me, The But now I feel very unsure.
I love the description of proudly dressed.
I don't think I've been proudlydressed today in my life.
Like, yeah,
CHELSEY DONN (17:29):
I think they really want us to
know or think that they take this very seriously,
which I will attest from watching the documentary.
That people do take this very seriously.
TREY GERRALD (17:41):
But see that, I think, undermines
it once again to where I don't know that it's
real because if you took it that seriously,
that you had almost new cleats, but you had
proudly dressed attire, you were ready to go.
Why would you not test out the
CHELSEY DONN (17:55):
wheel?
TREY GERRALD (17:56):
Right.
And why are you, like, if I'm playing football,God forbid, like, I'm gonna, I'm gonna have
the football, like, but then I don't know.
Like.
Well, okay, but hold on, it keeps goingback to like, But it does say it was a last
CHELSEY DONN (18:12):
minute replacement for
their trusty 75 pound Pecorino wheel,
which got defaced by local youths.
TREY GERRALD (18:19):
But I don't know
anything, but what's then, see that?
I mean, How did it get defiled?
How did that happen?
Where was it?
It wasn't in your house?
Was it in your house?
11 pound versus 75 pound?
Also, we all know Provoloneis smooshier than Pecorino.
Pecorino's a
CHELSEY DONN (18:34):
nice, taut, tired, Hard cheese.
I don't know.
Something feels odd here.
TREY GERRALD (18:41):
And wait, but my point here
is like your first distinction here is
that consumption versus versus competition.
Like, is this common use forthis purchase of the cheese?
I
CHELSEY DONN (18:52):
don't think so.
TREY GERRALD (18:53):
Should we hold
that against the vendor?
CHELSEY DONN (18:56):
I don't think so.
Because again, it does say wheel,which I think that's a good point.
But it doesn't say competition wheel.
TREY GERRALD (19:04):
Correct.
CHELSEY DONN (19:05):
I don't know
if any of them really do.
Okay.
TREY GERRALD (19:07):
But it also,
it also doesn't say oval.
What about spelling grammar?
CHELSEY DONN (19:10):
Spelling and grammar was good.
We obviously used some capital letters when wefelt like particularly, particularly emphatic.
TREY GERRALD (19:20):
I mean, it is unique information.
I don't know how valuable it is andI can't distinguish the truthfulness.
It kind of feels like I can'ttell if it's true or shady.
CHELSEY DONN (19:30):
Right.
I think it's funny.
TREY GERRALD (19:33):
Oh, my God.
Very funny.
And I was highly entertained.
I was entertained.
CHELSEY DONN (19:39):
Any thoughts on the
TREY GERRALD (19:40):
keep from buying it?
Mm.
Well, if I wanted, if I was gonna enter arolling competition, I would have an impact.
CHELSEY DONN (19:49):
I definitely would not be buying
this after reading this review if I decided
to join the Mepo Mera Zaza Rola Rola Palooza.
That's a mouthful.
That's like, that's worth than that worth.
That's worse than red leather, yellow leather.
TREY GERRALD (20:08):
I mean, in Russell's verbiage,
CHELSEY DONN (20:10):
za Rola Palooza.
TREY GERRALD (20:12):
And Russell's
verbiage, it did bring me mirth.
CHELSEY DONN (20:15):
Mm hmm.
TREY GERRALD (20:17):
I think I can crown Russell.
I can crown Russell.
All right, so Chelsey and I each haveour own set of zero to five crown cards.
In an effort to be fair and not influenced by oneanother, we will simultaneously reveal our rating.
VOICEOVER (20:32):
The queens are tabulating.
Time
for school.
CHELSEY DONN (20:39):
Okay, I'm holding up two crowns,
Trey's holding up two and a half crowns.
Trey, you go first, by twoand a half crowns for Russell.
TREY GERRALD (20:48):
I don't know.
I feel like, is it really unique?
Yes.
So get some points there.
Entertaining?
Yes.
Humorous?
Absolutely.
Impact on either side of the scenario?
Yes, there's impact.
Because I can't tell if it's real or not.
And I also have some personal questionsabout the integrity that Russell might
have when it comes to his Career of rolling
cheese and actions I wouldn't have taken.
(21:14):
I'm saying two and a half because I don'tknow that If you're really entering these
competitions, I would hope you would have,
even as a last minute backup, you need to have
something better than Amazon, because we all
know that if you just put all of your eggs
in that basket, the dairy's gonna be soured.
I don't know what metaphor this is.
Two and a half, Russell, I'm sorry, I'm sorryyou were made fun of in the comments section,
it's never easy, but um, two and a half, because
I would need to read other reviews if I was
looking for an 11 pound wheel oval of provolone.
(21:45):
Why did you do half a crown less at two crowns?
CHELSEY DONN (21:48):
Mostly because I don't know
if Russell is being truthful, I gave him the
two crowns for humor, um, and I'm That it was
sort of like a funny review to come across.
Other than that, I can't really give thempoints because I don't think that they're
convincing me to purchase or not to purchase.
I think if I were purchasing, Ipersonally would probably be purchasing
for a different reason, like cooking.
(22:12):
Um, and so, go figure.
And so for that reason, I can't really give themmore than two crowns, but I am entertained and I
want to go back and watch that documentary again.
And find out more about these competitors.
TREY GERRALD (22:28):
Yeah, I hear that.
Two
CHELSEY DONN (22:29):
crowns, Russell.
TREY GERRALD (22:31):
Where did you find this?
Okay,
CHELSEY DONN (22:32):
so, I almost asked
you this before, but, Any idea on
how many likes Russell's review has?
I found it on Reddit.
TREY GERRALD (22:41):
I imagine it has a lot.
2, 400.
CHELSEY DONN (22:45):
Not that many.
336 people found this helpful.
TREY GERRALD (22:51):
Love it.
CHELSEY DONN (22:52):
Great.
TREY GERRALD (22:53):
Good old Reddit.
CHELSEY DONN (22:54):
Good old Reddit.
Good old Russell.
Well, thanks, Russell, for that.
Funny
TREY GERRALD (22:57):
review.
Thank you, Chelsey.
Funny
CHELSEY DONN (22:58):
review.
Appreciate you supplying that for us.
And Trey, I think we've officially reached themost regal portion of our show, and I'm dying
to know, Queen, who are you inducting for?
My Royal Highness.
TREY GERRALD (23:16):
Okay, I am very excited about today.
I'm going to speak in general terms, butthere is someone whose name starts with
a D that Chelsey and I both know about.
But today, I must induct hiring a professional.
Now, I'm going to keep it broad because weall can relate, but I think it's time that
we put on a pedestal, we move the spotlight,
we finally upstand standing ovation, we
applaud five stars for hiring a professional.
(23:52):
You know, I am someone who I like, Ilike, I like tinkering, I like doing
crafts, I like putting things together.
I'm very creative and sometimes I'm morecreative than my scope of knowledge and I
think there's, I think true intelligence comes
from knowing when to hand the reins over and
there's nothing more comforting than knowing,
like, I need help and asking for it and then
compensating a professional for a job well done.
(24:25):
I must have you all stand with me.
Subs Let's induct hiring a professional.
There's nothing like, I mean, it's justlike people who are committed to something
for their lives that care about it.
Just let them do it.
Don't, don't pooh pooh around.
Don't pooh
pooh.
Don't pooh pooh.
Don't
pooh pooh.
(24:46):
So for that reason today,
I must induct hiring a professional
for the needs that require it.
Okay.
You can, you can get by for as long as youcan, but just, just hire the people that do it.
Okay.
And for that reason, hiring a professionalis My Royal Highness this week.
CHELSEY DONN (25:04):
I love that.
Yay!
Round of applause for theprofessionals in the room.
Okay.
If you're listening and you're aprofessional at something, just
thank you for being a professional.
We applaud you because it'slike Trey was alluding to.
We could be a little bit of control freaks,you know, but sometimes you got to stay in
your lane and sometimes having support from
other people really makes all the difference.
(25:29):
Who, Trey and I know, and all theprofessionals out there, Thank you, I love it.
TREY GERRALD (25:35):
Well, we did it, Queen.
That is another round.
That's another oval on the R U A R QFerris wheel of being proudly dressed.
CHELSEY DONN (25:46):
That's right.
Thank you for joining us today.
If you like what you heard, please tell a friend.
TREY GERRALD (25:52):
If you did not like
what you heard, please tell an enemy.
Everyone, this is very exciting.
On today's after show pod that you canget exclusively at our Patreon, Chelsey
and I are going to be rating a one star
Google review for an Arizona lawyer.
(26:15):
Things are going to get legal,
CHELSEY DONN (26:18):
litigious,
TREY GERRALD (26:20):
so litigious.
I have a story about the word litigious.
Um, so that's what we're doing on the after show.
CHELSEY DONN (26:27):
I love that.
So to find out why this Okay, so he'slike, I feel like it should be like this.
Like we'll come in and we'll start playing likea little jazz music while like people trickle in.
There's no trickle.
We're here.
We're here.
Oh, wow.
(26:47):
I wonder.
I wonder why this was said.
TREY GERRALD (26:51):
Hmm, I wonder too.
Well, the only way to find out isto go over to ReviewThatReview.
com slash Patreon.
Now remember, Queens.
CHELSEY DONN (27:02):
Ignore the haters.
TREY GERRALD (27:03):
You're a queen!
Gender non specific queen.
CHELSEY DONN (27:07):
No cheesing around.
TREY GERRALD (27:09):
Hi.
Sign up directly on Apple Podcast tohear our weekly members only after show.
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(27:30):
You never visit, you never write.
Give us a koal.
No.
Wow.
Oh my
CHELSEY DONN (27:36):
goodness.
TREY GERRALD (27:38):
Poor Russell.
CHELSEY DONN (27:39):
Poor Russell.
Did he ever show his face in Mariposa again?
TREY GERRALD (27:45):
You know, now I'm really
questioning if, if Russell was true or not.
I really question that.
CHELSEY DONN (27:50):
Maybe Russell saw the same
documentary that I saw and then was like, I know.
TREY GERRALD (27:56):
He thought he would get crafty.
CHELSEY DONN (27:59):
He thought he'd get crafty
because now I'm noticing actually,
you mentioned this on the show.
I did get it crafty, like craft cheese.
TREY GERRALD (28:05):
K R A F T.
CHELSEY DONN (28:07):
It doesn't say verified purchase.
TREY GERRALD (28:11):
Gag.
We'll see you Friday, Queen.
We'll see you on Friday, Queen.
Bye!
Thanks for watching, Queens.
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