October 24, 2017 • 15 mins
Producer Sam has stopped asking Skeery for a ride home and Skeery doesn't know why!
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
What would you talk about on your on your podcasts?
What doll? What's what's the honor? The honor is gracing
the presents, or being in the same room or having
(00:24):
the majestic I'm sorry, I lost for words. I like
where you're going. You're flanked by ladies today, two ladies,
beautiful ladies, Bethany and Sam. What's up, doubt, It's scary.
I love hanging out with you. Guys. We love hanging
out with you too. It's good, it's it's sorry. I
have to share my phone off. There's no tired Nate,
there's no angry Brody. Oh my god, everyone have an
(00:47):
There's no crotchety Greg t Wait, what do you call
us when we're not in the room? Be honest, be honest.
What's Bethany's adjective? I called? I call you yogi? Sam.
I can deal with that, but that's who you are, Bethany.
You can be honest. I'll be honest, all honestly. I
don't I don't um no Shakespearean, no, no, no no here.
(01:14):
I demand you to rebrand each of us right now,
because for the people you named before us, they got
like something that's associated with a temperament or personality descriptive
words that are kind of different for us, like things
we do, slobbery, Scary, I would, I would be, But
Nates always tired. Nate's always tired, Brody's always angry, Yes
(01:37):
he's ranty. And Gregg T is I don't know you
this moment, Yeah, Greg T, Gregg T. I'll say this,
Greg T. When it comes down to the people on
the show who have like pure hearts of gold, Greg
Tea is one of them, and Scary you are one
of them. But you say that because I'm here, I've
said it behind your back. Um, there are people like
(01:58):
you know, we all sort of play up a certain
aspect of ourselves on the show because that's the aspect
that kind of comes out on radio most naturally. Um,
but like you and Greg T Scary have the most
golden hearts, like you'll do anything for anybody, You want
to help people. Sometimes it gets covered up by other
(02:19):
bigger parts of your personality, but you two are like
you're so good, you're good people. Thank you. I appreciate that,
and I don't think that comes out on the radio
as much. And I think that you guys are awesome
as well. Um, I do have a question for Sam,
though I feel like reverting eye contact to address something
I'm nervous. Okay, between you and Bethany, come along. Well,
(02:42):
I used to ask me for a ride home every
single day, and then one day it just stopped abruptly.
So I'm wondering that did something happen between us? No,
nothing happened between us. You know what's really odd ist
I realized the same thing a few days ago. I
just realized that when I walked to work this morning.
You know what's like to be perfectly on. There was
a period of time where I was feeling a little
obnoxious about it, so I laid on the brakes. No
(03:05):
pun intended with asking you, because come on, like, we
all have that person in our life. I mean conveniently
right now, it's jingleball seasons, so we have all those
friends who are like the jingle ball askers. But there's
always that person who asks you for something just because
you're capable of it. But that doesn't mean it's not annoying.
You know, I felt like it should be because I
(03:29):
didn't what really was what three minutes out of my way? Still,
it's like someone tugging on your pant leg every day
so I could never ride? Or are you just saving
it for those cold winter days? I didn't even think
about yes, banquet, but like the thing is like it
just stopped. I'm not like, wait a second, did somebody
erroneously tell her something or or make a joke. It's
(03:50):
ride from scary again. I didn't have much jokes. I
did not hear those jokes. But I was just like,
there's so random, and she never confronted me about it,
like why don't go home together anymore? Can I make
one observation that might be part of it? And I
might be. I mean, it definitely is you. You have
a heavy foot, not in that you're a speed demon,
(04:12):
but because your car is so so smooth, being the
BMW that it is. Your stops and goes are abrupt,
and I have a delicate constitution out of I've been
nauseous multiple times. Really yes, yes, but it's me. It's
because I'm very like I'm the person who gets car
(04:33):
sick before other people get car sick. And I think
it's because I'm a very delicate medium. I don't know
that my ears is slashing. Maybe that's the underlying reason
why you don't take rides home. Do you ever hear
that from anyone that no one see I'm not surprised
at all that it's just me. So you have a
sensitive stomach, I guess. So it's not even that long
of a ride. Yeah, it's like eight minutes. And I
(04:54):
appreciate you so much for that. Why are we yelling
at each other? Sorry? And I'm pretty yeah, sorry, you
have to be here for this, Bethany. Oh, that's okay.
I actually tuned out a little bit because because it's
like we're talking to each other and like you're you're
standing there like observing. It's good that you had that
conversation and I'm glad that you guys aired it out. Um,
(05:16):
I just got I alert from Google that someone in
the middle of the country just logged into my Gmail.
What so, shout out to Google for preventing them from
doing it. Oh yeah, I wonder what they were trying
to do. I don't know my email. This kind of
stuff is exciting to me, all for the wrong reasons.
I shouldn't be smiling, right, it's crazy alert. It's a
(05:39):
fraud alert. Yeah, because somebody tried to uh duplicate my
membership at Mrs Green's Grocery which closed, by the way,
it's no longer account. There was this this organic grocery
store I don't know, called Mrs Green's. It was in
your neighborhood, Bethany, and I opened up an account like
a rewards points account, and all of a sudden, I
(06:01):
got a about a month ago, somebody in the Westchester
Mrs Green's, which is still open. They somehow used my
account and they were trying to charge charge back something
something happened somewhere. They got the guy on camera and
I tried to give it to the store manager to
let me see who it was, but they described a
guy in his early sixties and I'm like, yeah, that's
(06:24):
not me. I said, that's not me. And they used
my real name too. Yeah, they opened it under my
real name, and I'm like, could it be that the
guy's name is that? Or a coincidence and Mrs Green's
account screwed up in the back end of it. But anyway,
they would not release the surveillance tape of this dude
who stole my identity, my Mrs Green's identity, wouldn't release
(06:44):
the identity. They just described him to me. The storm
manager said, yep, the transaction. I went back to cashier
number seven on this date on Wednesday afternoon to two
eleven pm, and yep, there's the video. Yeah, I'm watching
it right now. Yeah, it's sixty two year old man
with one of those old man hats and and I'm like, dude,
(07:05):
that's an impostor call the cops. Dude, a sixty two
year old man. Dare he could have at least Oh?
I know you don't normally hear about dudes in their
sixties stealing identities, but I suppose. Yeah, so anyway, but
I tried to to get you know, some charges brought
up because I thought I thought this this dude was
trying to do some something evil. But yeah, I said,
you know what, closed my Mrs Green's account right now,
(07:27):
I'm l I don't for the transactions or people trying
to steal my points or whatever part of it. In fact,
the one near me closed. I'll never be up in
Mrs Green's again. Screw you, guys. I won't be all
up in Mrs Green. Sixty two year old dude ruined
it for me. And you have some issues too, You've
(07:47):
had some issues recently with fraud. Everyone has my password
apparently like somebody opened up selling it. Thank you, You're welcome.
Somebody opened up an account for me at Chase Bank,
wasn't me. Somebody sold my information on the dark web. Somebody,
which is probably where all this stuff is coming from.
Somebody in the Midwest tried to log into my Gmail. See.
(08:07):
All of these things though, sound like kind of subculture
Bethany thing. So I'm not convinced that she doesn't fall
asleep like fight club style and then relive her life
and do all these things herself. And it's entirely possible.
Do you think people pick an arbitrary name and they figure, oh,
Bethany Watson done. Well, it's I don't know, you brought
this on yourself. Maybe I brought this on myself for
(08:28):
that being my name. There's not that many Bethany Watson's.
There's one well, I mean they exist, but like, um,
the the only other like high profile Bethany Watson. She's
way high profile than I am or probably will ever be,
is like a beauty queen. She's like stunning. So if
there has to be another Bethany Watson, I would love
that to be a beauty queen. There's another Scary on Twitter,
(08:50):
because I wanted at Scary on Twitter as k e
er Y, but I had to settle for at Scary
Jones because there's an at Scary And she's actually someone
whose last name is spelled like mine s C I
R E. Sarah Scary. Yeah, and she's in Brooklyn. She
writes very thoughtful things. I've I've gone to her Twitter before. Yeah,
(09:10):
you've become a supporter I have. You know, she writes
very you know, she's very colloquial. Very What what's a
good word? Um, it's well spoken, Um, very queen. She's cool.
She's very eloquent is the word I'm looking for. Very eloquent.
It's not colloquial. It was the opposite of that. There
was another Sam on Instagram and that pissed me off.
(09:32):
Another thing, the odds what that mean going around that
like every person needs a Sam in their lafe. It's
because my name is given to some incredible characters, like
there's Lord of the Rings. There's one on Disney Chattel,
like one on Game of Thrones called Son of Sama.
I know which, By the way, I hope I have
a son, just so I can address him as so exactly.
(09:53):
That's just like something it is, can I can I
really excite? It has nothing to do with anything we've
talked about, but I've really is the power we have
in this room, and I want to talk about something.
Can we find a way to talk about our Halloween
costume without giving it away? Because the three right now,
oh my god, that's right. Wait, the three of us
are the only ones here on the podcast and we
are in the middle of a three way Halloween costume.
(10:17):
I don't know if we execute this well, guys, I
don't think we can talk it up enough. But it's
not it's not three people in one costume, like not
the middle of a human centipede, right right, right, which
would be the worst part. By the way, I'm so
sorry you'd be put there. Yeah, the first person in
the human centipede is the lucky one, right, Yeah, speak
(10:38):
for yourself. Sorry, guys, someone had to play the part
of Brody today and that was anyway. But but how
do you even We don't want to help pay costume.
But I will tell you this. At first, I was
not on board with it. But then after some research
(10:59):
and asking people way outside our circles, they're like, oh,
my god, what great costume that is. So there's three
people in a costume, not the same costume, three characters,
and although um livable in itself, it's not quite as
impactful as if you have a team, and especially you
(11:19):
two are the ones that can most go solo. You think,
I because you think, yes, I mean, it still works better.
But you guys have very unique tops. Okay, I see
what's going on now. I will look more generic without
(11:40):
you two flanking me, one of you flanking. This is fair.
So the thing I was going to request was that
any parties I go to this weekend, can you actually
come with me? Because we're only going to be dressed
together for the morning show, and once that's over, I'm
on my own. I'm like, wait a second, I don't
want to go to the I'm going in a new
costume altogether the party. Yeah, well, don't say exactly what
(12:01):
it is, but I did message you with an idea.
If you liked the costume enough that you wanted to
keep it going, I'm gonna as is good for podcasts.
I'm going to suggest to Bethany what it is. I
suggested that he got in place of us too. Ye ye, yes,
am I right, yeah, exactly. That would be really good
(12:23):
if he just used, like, can I tell you what
they're what costumes they're not because a lot of people
had guests, so three things that people keep saying, are
are you guys? The three amigos? It would have been
a good one. Are you guys? The three Stooges would
have been and are you are you Hugh Hefner and
(12:44):
his and two playmates? I keep getting yeah, you guys
that would never fly in this room. Actually that's what
I'm being with my boyfriend. But here's the compromise. He said,
do you want to be Hugh Hafner and a playboy bunny.
I'm like, absolutely, sweetheart, that's a great idea. Let's do it.
And then I sent him over things from Amazon to
get and I sent him bunny ears and a unitard
(13:05):
and he's like, what what is this? And I said,
yes to your costume. This is called compromise. I'm knowing
as Hugh Hefner, you have to be the bunny. Brody
just showed up in the Greg Key chair for the
last couple of minutes on the podcast, Darling, I saw
a smirk, by the way from my couple's costume idea,
which means I did good. I'm sorry I walked in.
I only heard the playboy part of it. The playboy bunny.
What's he going to be? He's he's going to be
(13:27):
the playboy bunny. He wants to be. Who have learned
a playboy bunny? This is what you get for not
being specific? Is I agreed? And then I I'm gonna
be live half this? Yeah, I've got everything. I'm very excited.
You're gonna look good. Thank you for nothing. You're your
boyfriend's ripped. He'll look good as a bunny. I think
(13:48):
he's really going to enjoy it. By the way, pretty
welcome back from l A. Thank you. You got to
meet people from The Walking Dead, you got to see
the Walking Dead. We got we got a lot of
interviews for the Walkers and Talkers podcast, which is sighting.
We're on the red carpet like real people. Okay, expectation,
where does your experience land on that? Expectations seven and
a half based on not really knowing if we were
(14:10):
going to meet people and interview them X Reality twelve.
Who anything you wanted to expand on? While in our
final thirty seconds of you know what, The cast of
that show is as nice as a whole cast of
a show as any show that I've ever interacted with.
Everyone was nice, They hugged us. They were just eager
to take selfies, like, yeah, I'll take pictures. Like the
(14:30):
major stars are the biggest show on cable television. We're like,
let's take selfies and having fun and just being friendly
and excited. And then if you watch a show where
you normally at home would cheer by yourself cheering at
the Greek Theater with five thousand people at the same time, fantastic,
Thank you, I am c look next week. Yeah that
was great, but like real red carpet people like you
(14:53):
are real people. Pizza fifteen minute Morning Joel
What would you talk about on your on your podcasts?
What doll? What's what's the honor? The honor is gracing
the presents, or being in the same room or having
(00:24):
the majestic I'm sorry, I lost for words. I like
where you're going. You're flanked by ladies today, two ladies,
beautiful ladies, Bethany and Sam. What's up, doubt, It's scary.
I love hanging out with you. Guys. We love hanging
out with you too. It's good, it's it's sorry. I
have to share my phone off. There's no tired Nate,
there's no angry Brody. Oh my god, everyone have an
(00:47):
There's no crotchety Greg t Wait, what do you call
us when we're not in the room? Be honest, be honest.
What's Bethany's adjective? I called? I call you yogi? Sam.
I can deal with that, but that's who you are, Bethany.
You can be honest. I'll be honest, all honestly. I
don't I don't um no Shakespearean, no, no, no no here.
(01:14):
I demand you to rebrand each of us right now,
because for the people you named before us, they got
like something that's associated with a temperament or personality descriptive
words that are kind of different for us, like things
we do, slobbery, Scary, I would, I would be, But
Nates always tired. Nate's always tired, Brody's always angry, Yes
(01:37):
he's ranty. And Gregg T is I don't know you
this moment, Yeah, Greg T, Gregg T. I'll say this,
Greg T. When it comes down to the people on
the show who have like pure hearts of gold, Greg
Tea is one of them, and Scary you are one
of them. But you say that because I'm here, I've
said it behind your back. Um, there are people like
(01:58):
you know, we all sort of play up a certain
aspect of ourselves on the show because that's the aspect
that kind of comes out on radio most naturally. Um,
but like you and Greg T Scary have the most
golden hearts, like you'll do anything for anybody, You want
to help people. Sometimes it gets covered up by other
(02:19):
bigger parts of your personality, but you two are like
you're so good, you're good people. Thank you. I appreciate that,
and I don't think that comes out on the radio
as much. And I think that you guys are awesome
as well. Um, I do have a question for Sam,
though I feel like reverting eye contact to address something
I'm nervous. Okay, between you and Bethany, come along. Well,
(02:42):
I used to ask me for a ride home every
single day, and then one day it just stopped abruptly.
So I'm wondering that did something happen between us? No,
nothing happened between us. You know what's really odd ist
I realized the same thing a few days ago. I
just realized that when I walked to work this morning.
You know what's like to be perfectly on. There was
a period of time where I was feeling a little
obnoxious about it, so I laid on the brakes. No
(03:05):
pun intended with asking you, because come on, like, we
all have that person in our life. I mean conveniently
right now, it's jingleball seasons, so we have all those
friends who are like the jingle ball askers. But there's
always that person who asks you for something just because
you're capable of it. But that doesn't mean it's not annoying.
You know, I felt like it should be because I
(03:29):
didn't what really was what three minutes out of my way? Still,
it's like someone tugging on your pant leg every day
so I could never ride? Or are you just saving
it for those cold winter days? I didn't even think
about yes, banquet, but like the thing is like it
just stopped. I'm not like, wait a second, did somebody
erroneously tell her something or or make a joke. It's
(03:50):
ride from scary again. I didn't have much jokes. I
did not hear those jokes. But I was just like,
there's so random, and she never confronted me about it,
like why don't go home together anymore? Can I make
one observation that might be part of it? And I
might be. I mean, it definitely is you. You have
a heavy foot, not in that you're a speed demon,
(04:12):
but because your car is so so smooth, being the
BMW that it is. Your stops and goes are abrupt,
and I have a delicate constitution out of I've been
nauseous multiple times. Really yes, yes, but it's me. It's
because I'm very like I'm the person who gets car
(04:33):
sick before other people get car sick. And I think
it's because I'm a very delicate medium. I don't know
that my ears is slashing. Maybe that's the underlying reason
why you don't take rides home. Do you ever hear
that from anyone that no one see I'm not surprised
at all that it's just me. So you have a
sensitive stomach, I guess. So it's not even that long
of a ride. Yeah, it's like eight minutes. And I
(04:54):
appreciate you so much for that. Why are we yelling
at each other? Sorry? And I'm pretty yeah, sorry, you
have to be here for this, Bethany. Oh, that's okay.
I actually tuned out a little bit because because it's
like we're talking to each other and like you're you're
standing there like observing. It's good that you had that
conversation and I'm glad that you guys aired it out. Um,
(05:16):
I just got I alert from Google that someone in
the middle of the country just logged into my Gmail.
What so, shout out to Google for preventing them from
doing it. Oh yeah, I wonder what they were trying
to do. I don't know my email. This kind of
stuff is exciting to me, all for the wrong reasons.
I shouldn't be smiling, right, it's crazy alert. It's a
(05:39):
fraud alert. Yeah, because somebody tried to uh duplicate my
membership at Mrs Green's Grocery which closed, by the way,
it's no longer account. There was this this organic grocery
store I don't know, called Mrs Green's. It was in
your neighborhood, Bethany, and I opened up an account like
a rewards points account, and all of a sudden, I
(06:01):
got a about a month ago, somebody in the Westchester
Mrs Green's, which is still open. They somehow used my
account and they were trying to charge charge back something
something happened somewhere. They got the guy on camera and
I tried to give it to the store manager to
let me see who it was, but they described a
guy in his early sixties and I'm like, yeah, that's
(06:24):
not me. I said, that's not me. And they used
my real name too. Yeah, they opened it under my
real name, and I'm like, could it be that the
guy's name is that? Or a coincidence and Mrs Green's
account screwed up in the back end of it. But anyway,
they would not release the surveillance tape of this dude
who stole my identity, my Mrs Green's identity, wouldn't release
(06:44):
the identity. They just described him to me. The storm
manager said, yep, the transaction. I went back to cashier
number seven on this date on Wednesday afternoon to two
eleven pm, and yep, there's the video. Yeah, I'm watching
it right now. Yeah, it's sixty two year old man
with one of those old man hats and and I'm like, dude,
(07:05):
that's an impostor call the cops. Dude, a sixty two
year old man. Dare he could have at least Oh?
I know you don't normally hear about dudes in their
sixties stealing identities, but I suppose. Yeah, so anyway, but
I tried to to get you know, some charges brought
up because I thought I thought this this dude was
trying to do some something evil. But yeah, I said,
you know what, closed my Mrs Green's account right now,
(07:27):
I'm l I don't for the transactions or people trying
to steal my points or whatever part of it. In fact,
the one near me closed. I'll never be up in
Mrs Green's again. Screw you, guys. I won't be all
up in Mrs Green. Sixty two year old dude ruined
it for me. And you have some issues too, You've
(07:47):
had some issues recently with fraud. Everyone has my password
apparently like somebody opened up selling it. Thank you, You're welcome.
Somebody opened up an account for me at Chase Bank,
wasn't me. Somebody sold my information on the dark web. Somebody,
which is probably where all this stuff is coming from.
Somebody in the Midwest tried to log into my Gmail. See.
(08:07):
All of these things though, sound like kind of subculture
Bethany thing. So I'm not convinced that she doesn't fall
asleep like fight club style and then relive her life
and do all these things herself. And it's entirely possible.
Do you think people pick an arbitrary name and they figure, oh,
Bethany Watson done. Well, it's I don't know, you brought
this on yourself. Maybe I brought this on myself for
(08:28):
that being my name. There's not that many Bethany Watson's.
There's one well, I mean they exist, but like, um,
the the only other like high profile Bethany Watson. She's
way high profile than I am or probably will ever be,
is like a beauty queen. She's like stunning. So if
there has to be another Bethany Watson, I would love
that to be a beauty queen. There's another Scary on Twitter,
(08:50):
because I wanted at Scary on Twitter as k e
er Y, but I had to settle for at Scary
Jones because there's an at Scary And she's actually someone
whose last name is spelled like mine s C I
R E. Sarah Scary. Yeah, and she's in Brooklyn. She
writes very thoughtful things. I've I've gone to her Twitter before. Yeah,
(09:10):
you've become a supporter I have. You know, she writes
very you know, she's very colloquial. Very What what's a
good word? Um, it's well spoken, Um, very queen. She's cool.
She's very eloquent is the word I'm looking for. Very eloquent.
It's not colloquial. It was the opposite of that. There
was another Sam on Instagram and that pissed me off.
(09:32):
Another thing, the odds what that mean going around that
like every person needs a Sam in their lafe. It's
because my name is given to some incredible characters, like
there's Lord of the Rings. There's one on Disney Chattel,
like one on Game of Thrones called Son of Sama.
I know which, By the way, I hope I have
a son, just so I can address him as so exactly.
(09:53):
That's just like something it is, can I can I
really excite? It has nothing to do with anything we've
talked about, but I've really is the power we have
in this room, and I want to talk about something.
Can we find a way to talk about our Halloween
costume without giving it away? Because the three right now,
oh my god, that's right. Wait, the three of us
are the only ones here on the podcast and we
are in the middle of a three way Halloween costume.
(10:17):
I don't know if we execute this well, guys, I
don't think we can talk it up enough. But it's
not it's not three people in one costume, like not
the middle of a human centipede, right right, right, which
would be the worst part. By the way, I'm so
sorry you'd be put there. Yeah, the first person in
the human centipede is the lucky one, right, Yeah, speak
(10:38):
for yourself. Sorry, guys, someone had to play the part
of Brody today and that was anyway. But but how
do you even We don't want to help pay costume.
But I will tell you this. At first, I was
not on board with it. But then after some research
(10:59):
and asking people way outside our circles, they're like, oh,
my god, what great costume that is. So there's three
people in a costume, not the same costume, three characters,
and although um livable in itself, it's not quite as
impactful as if you have a team, and especially you
(11:19):
two are the ones that can most go solo. You think,
I because you think, yes, I mean, it still works better.
But you guys have very unique tops. Okay, I see
what's going on now. I will look more generic without
(11:40):
you two flanking me, one of you flanking. This is fair.
So the thing I was going to request was that
any parties I go to this weekend, can you actually
come with me? Because we're only going to be dressed
together for the morning show, and once that's over, I'm
on my own. I'm like, wait a second, I don't
want to go to the I'm going in a new
costume altogether the party. Yeah, well, don't say exactly what
(12:01):
it is, but I did message you with an idea.
If you liked the costume enough that you wanted to
keep it going, I'm gonna as is good for podcasts.
I'm going to suggest to Bethany what it is. I
suggested that he got in place of us too. Ye ye, yes,
am I right, yeah, exactly. That would be really good
(12:23):
if he just used, like, can I tell you what
they're what costumes they're not because a lot of people
had guests, so three things that people keep saying, are
are you guys? The three amigos? It would have been
a good one. Are you guys? The three Stooges would
have been and are you are you Hugh Hefner and
(12:44):
his and two playmates? I keep getting yeah, you guys
that would never fly in this room. Actually that's what
I'm being with my boyfriend. But here's the compromise. He said,
do you want to be Hugh Hafner and a playboy bunny.
I'm like, absolutely, sweetheart, that's a great idea. Let's do it.
And then I sent him over things from Amazon to
get and I sent him bunny ears and a unitard
(13:05):
and he's like, what what is this? And I said,
yes to your costume. This is called compromise. I'm knowing
as Hugh Hefner, you have to be the bunny. Brody
just showed up in the Greg Key chair for the
last couple of minutes on the podcast, Darling, I saw
a smirk, by the way from my couple's costume idea,
which means I did good. I'm sorry I walked in.
I only heard the playboy part of it. The playboy bunny.
What's he going to be? He's he's going to be
(13:27):
the playboy bunny. He wants to be. Who have learned
a playboy bunny? This is what you get for not
being specific? Is I agreed? And then I I'm gonna
be live half this? Yeah, I've got everything. I'm very excited.
You're gonna look good. Thank you for nothing. You're your
boyfriend's ripped. He'll look good as a bunny. I think
(13:48):
he's really going to enjoy it. By the way, pretty
welcome back from l A. Thank you. You got to
meet people from The Walking Dead, you got to see
the Walking Dead. We got we got a lot of
interviews for the Walkers and Talkers podcast, which is sighting.
We're on the red carpet like real people. Okay, expectation,
where does your experience land on that? Expectations seven and
a half based on not really knowing if we were
(14:10):
going to meet people and interview them X Reality twelve.
Who anything you wanted to expand on? While in our
final thirty seconds of you know what, The cast of
that show is as nice as a whole cast of
a show as any show that I've ever interacted with.
Everyone was nice, They hugged us. They were just eager
to take selfies, like, yeah, I'll take pictures. Like the
(14:30):
major stars are the biggest show on cable television. We're like,
let's take selfies and having fun and just being friendly
and excited. And then if you watch a show where
you normally at home would cheer by yourself cheering at
the Greek Theater with five thousand people at the same time, fantastic,
Thank you, I am c look next week. Yeah that
was great, but like real red carpet people like you
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