April 24, 2024 • 26 mins
🎙️ Get ready to dive deep into the whirlwind of trends shaking up society today as we welcome back the one and only Grant Stinchfield for Part 2 of our electrifying interview on the Too Posh Podcast! From the Ozempic weight loss craze to the Kardashian effect and beyond, this episode is a rollercoaster of thought-provoking discussions.
🍔 Ever wondered why everyone wants what the Kardashians have? Grant shares his insights on the power of influence and the ever-changing standards of beauty.
👠 Is "FAT IS HEALTHY" the new mantra? We dissect the controversial Vogue article and dive into the politics of body image.
🗣️ STOP WHISPERING! Grant's passionate plea for authenticity sparks a conversation on political correctness and the culture of offense.
💪 From the Barbie movie to toxic masculinity, we tackle the hot-button issues shaping gender norms and societal values. Are we losing grip on what it means to be men and women?
🌍 Join us on a global exploration of identity as we discuss Marcella's favorite documentary and the question: What is a woman?
🚫 Have we gone off the deep end? From men having periods to the complexities of transgender rights, we navigate the turbulent waters of societal norms.
🏋️♂️ Grant challenges us to push back against divisive narratives and stay focused on what truly matters. Plus, insights on the future, the upcoming elections, and the power of love for legal immigrants.
🔗 Connect with Grant Stinchfield and join the conversation! Visit Grantstinchfield.com and follow @Stinchfield1776 on all social media platforms.
Tune in for a mind-expanding episode that'll leave you questioning everything!
🍔 Ever wondered why everyone wants what the Kardashians have? Grant shares his insights on the power of influence and the ever-changing standards of beauty.
👠 Is "FAT IS HEALTHY" the new mantra? We dissect the controversial Vogue article and dive into the politics of body image.
🗣️ STOP WHISPERING! Grant's passionate plea for authenticity sparks a conversation on political correctness and the culture of offense.
💪 From the Barbie movie to toxic masculinity, we tackle the hot-button issues shaping gender norms and societal values. Are we losing grip on what it means to be men and women?
🌍 Join us on a global exploration of identity as we discuss Marcella's favorite documentary and the question: What is a woman?
🚫 Have we gone off the deep end? From men having periods to the complexities of transgender rights, we navigate the turbulent waters of societal norms.
🏋️♂️ Grant challenges us to push back against divisive narratives and stay focused on what truly matters. Plus, insights on the future, the upcoming elections, and the power of love for legal immigrants.
🔗 Connect with Grant Stinchfield and join the conversation! Visit Grantstinchfield.com and follow @Stinchfield1776 on all social media platforms.
Tune in for a mind-expanding episode that'll leave you questioning everything!
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Welcome to the Tupash Podcast. Iam Gabrielle. I'm a former New York
Mafia princess originally from Austria. Iam the mother of three and the owner
of Tubash Boutique. And here withmy beautiful co host Masella, my daughter.
Hello, I'm Marcella. I'm adancer, choreographer, model and designer
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for Tupash and I say whatever Iwant. My name is Cruz. I
am a stylist. I also ownthe Society Salon in the Design District.
And I am a short, littleMexican with the big personality. What will
they say next? Welcome to theTupash Podcast. I think this whole Olympic
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thing is like that came out rightafter nobody wanted to get the vaccinated,
that weight loss drug, the diabetesdrug. I don't even know what great
God, you need to go.You don't need it. I need to
get on it. No no,no, no, no no no no,
come on, I work out hard. No. I think it was
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talk about not all so o zepicor Manjaro or some glue tide whatever.
It is a diabetes medication that theyare now giving to people who are not
diabetic. Or diabetic whatever to loseweight rapidly, and I'm talking like rapid
rapid weight loss and I'm talking thefastest that they are calling it a miracle
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and everybody, every people I knoware on it. My friends, it
is so crazy. The company thatcreates it is in Denmark. It is
so insane that people get this thatthe Denmark Oh my gosh, am I
gonna talk. No, the wholecountry is actually in the best shape ever
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because there's so much money going toDenmark from this one from this one drug.
It was just insane, I meanall over social media because they said
that the Kardashians got so thin becauseyou know what they are kind of everybody
looks at them as there. Everyonewants to be them. So when they
had the big butts, everyone gota big butt, You're thicker. Thick
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was the thing. And now youknow, Kim and Chloe got real tiny,
So now everybody wants to be thatthin. And it was a rumor
that the celebrities are using this drug, but now everybody can have it.
But my what would be scary tome is not knowing like what the side
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effects of that are and the doctorswho are prescribing it. Oh, you
can get it on the side,you can get you get it where you
get botox. Come on, they'rejust anyone, anyone crazy and there are
side effects that are really scary,but we don't know the long term.
So I just got prescribed met Foreman. You know what this is. It
was a diabete it's a diabetes drug, but it's supposed to be for long
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term health. And and there wasa study done that diabetics who were on
this met Foreman had lower rates ofcancer later. So my anti aging docs
like, you got to do this. And it's been around forever, this
drug. There's really no side ofit. So I'm thinking about it,
but I don't know. I mean, I'm all hyped up on testosterone and
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all kinds of other hormones. Butyeah, but this is not a hormone.
This is just an injection. It'san injection, yeah, and it's
all your digestion, so it backsit out up for you. So you
feel that I cannot read, giveme of this. What is the name
of this? Exemp o zempic orsemi glue tide doesn't work? You want
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me to try it out for you? Guys? Work I think that's a
good idea. I mean, somepeople have been on it and they don't
see anything, But then you seea bunch of people they and it's not
a lot of people are saying it'sfor obese people, which is great,
which obviously for them. I thinkclearly being obese is unhealthy, although that
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might be an argument. Am Iget in trouble for saying that. No.
I did a piece on my RealAmerica's Voice show. Uh huh.
The Vogue had a cover that saysfat is healthy. Yes, oh yeah,
yeah, I said, how inthe world does that at work?
Yeah? I don't think so.No, I don't think so. And
then you know, you got Lizoout there saying she's the new beautiful.
Well, it's fine if you thinkyou're beautiful, but that's not the new
beautiful. Like being overweight, yes, like obesely overweight. Well so now
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there's the other argument that if youtry to lose weight, if you're heavy
and you try to lose weight,you are fat phobic. So there's that.
So do you see what is happening? This is all, I promise
you coming from the left and themedia, and it's all about political correctness
and it's all about driving how youshould think, and they want to r
have how you should think because youdon't want to offend anybody else. Don't
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offend anybody. Well, heck,we live in a country. We're offending
people as part of our culture.Don't be afraid of offendings. Stand up
for what you believe in. Youasked me what I'm doing. Be bold,
don't be shy, stop whispering,and just say what you believe in.
I don't care. If you're aliberal, then be a liberal,
but believe something. Now, you'dalso allow others to have other views.
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I mean, I don't understand thatpart exactly, and they want to shut
it down. If you don't agreewith them, then they will shut you
down. Yeah, that's true.And you I saw, I think on
your story or maybe something you posted, you had a something to say about
the Barbie movie. Correct. Yeah, so I'm torn about the Barbie I
haven't seen it. I haven't seenit either, which made me totally unqualified
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to comment. Okay, but thatdidn't stop me. Yes, yes,
yes, So I'm looking at alot of the seas and I'm thinking they
kind of ruined Barbie. Like evenI love Barbie. I don't like to
play with Barbie, but I liketo look a Barbie. Heck, you're
kind of a Barbie. You're kindof a Barbie. I like Barbie.
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You got the pink on and it'sgreat. So they made Barbie out like
you gotta hate men, and like, at least the scenes that I'm seeing,
like they made men out to bewhimps, toxic. Masculinity is a
good thing. We need more menin society today. We're losing men at
a very very fast clip. Thiswhole transgender mania is all about taking men
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out of society. I agree withyou, Yeah, we and I have
said also taking women out too though, taking everything that makes a woman special.
They're taking that also. So Ialways find it interesting when it's like
a feminist issue. I'm like,well, you know that they're taking everything
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away that makes us special, likeyou know, saying men can have periods
now and like this breasted breastfeed.Yeah, I mean so that I think
that worries me. Also does thatthat stuff? So you know the big
question in Congress, they're asking allthese people and I'll ask I'll ask you,
and then I'll ask you, whatis a woman? Oh? That
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first of all, is one ofmy favorite documentary documentary Act so great,
and I also if you haven't seenthe documentary, you should watch it.
I to our audience. But Iloved when he went to the other countries
and they are like, well,they're in Africa, I think, or
something go somewhere, and they werelike, I'd never heard of that before,
(07:36):
like what is going on? ButI I mean, I don't know.
I mean I would assume the chromosome, like the X y X would
makes sense. I mean, Ihave a baby, a baby. And
then that argument though, is whatif you can't have a baby or you're
not a woman, but you stillare a woman. I mean I'm ovaries,
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yes, yes, yes, andyou have breasts and you have all
these things that make a woman.I think the chromosome thing was probably the
most literal, because if you sayhave babies, you're offending women who can't
have babies. So are you sayingthey're not a woman. So there's all
that stuff too. I'm so disturbedwith that big ad, with all the
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bloody clothes, with the men andDick can have to pay. It's ridiculous
why we have gone off the deepend as a society, like nothing makes
sense anymore. No, Yeah,that stuff freaks me out a little bit.
Yeah, the whole A lot ofthat part I don't And the women,
the men and women's sports, andoh that I think is horrible.
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I think that's or the men inwomen's bathrooms. I think that concerns me
for young people. How do youknow that a man just says he wants
to be a woman for the sakeof going in the female restroom. We've
seen it happen before, I know, so that that's scary to me.
(09:01):
There was a very bad case outof California where a boy dressed up as
a girl goes into a girl's roomand I believe you murdered this old girl
raped or something like that. Yeah, bad, something really bad. That's
scary because you can't you feel likeyou're young kid. I mean, you
would send a little kid to thebathroom, but like young teenagers or anyone
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is not safe going to the restroom. That's great. So the question that
I've asked is why is this theissue of our time when it amounts to
zero point one percent if that,of our society, and yet this is
the only issue that we can talkabout now it's meant to divide us,
and it's meant to take our eyeoff the ball as well. The problem
is we have to take our eyeoff the ball because you have to push
back against that because you know,look at this Riley Gains the swimmer and
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now she's she works all her lifeto be an Olympic swimmer and a national
champion and she's getting beat by adude swim It's unbelievable. Who thinks that's
okay? Right? Nobody? That'swhat I was saying back to where I
said, I think they're taking everythinganything for a woman. It's taking that
away because all the men you willbeat a woman. I mean, it's
just we're not made the same,right, So that is sad, especially
(10:09):
for them. I've the people whoworked so hard to go to like the
Olympics and staff I think crazy.Yeah, So that maybe those are my
concerns. And I'm going to askyou anyway, is because I don't care
if I mean, maybe I'll bleepsomething out, But how do you feel
about the side effects that are startingto come out more and more? I
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mean, how many more people dowe have to see drop dead? At
sixteen and nineteen and twenty three,And personally, we know of a lot
of people that have hard issues.You had students with it. I have
a friend who actually health problem,health problems, who has health problems that
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are insane. She has healthy herwhole entire life. She herself will say,
ever since I got these, I'mnot right. So, as a
guy who's been deplatformed from YouTube,we're talking about these very, very issues.
I like you too a lot,and I don't want to see you
get get taken out. I guessyou'd get one strike first. You guys
(11:11):
got strikes and strikes. I maynot air it. It's okay, this
is not life, Okay, Ican talk about everything. I really want
to know your opinion. Let me. I'm going to try to do it
in a way that can air it. And I want everybody out there who's
watching this or listening to this toknow that what a shame we live in
a country where I've got to worryabout what I say because I'm worried about
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my friends being deep platformed from YouTube. That is sad, Actually, it's
really sad. How do we getto a point in America where the First
Amendment, the freedom of speech,is so important, and I've got to
be worried about telling you the truthabout these. We know that if you're
four times which is ridiculous that youwould get four of these things, you
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are four times more likely to getgood than the unvound right now, So
clearly that didn't work. We rushedit to market. We had no idea
what the side effects were. Weknow for a fact that young adults are
dropping down with this. Myer kroditisat record numbers. It's like, I
don't know the exact percentage, fouror five, six hundred percent more than
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what was happening in years previous totwenty twenty. Yes, and there are
statistics now you can find it statistics. Yes, I asked doctor Peter McCullough,
who comes out my program all thetime. He's one of the one
of the premier guys. You guysshould get him on. He'll come on.
He lives in Dallas. You canget him in the studio. Yes,
I love him. Who that iswe may need to see who.
He's a great guy when it comesto I asked him specifically, I said,
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was there anybody this worked for?Was there somebody who should have taken
it? He says, after allmy research. No, he was head
of cardiology of Baylor. This isnot a quack. No, Right,
I've got another doctor in Houston washead of oncology, ocular on ecology.
Right, so eyes, he's becomean expert in all this stuff. He
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says, this is bad news.We don't know even some of the long
term effects of it. But Icould tell you I'm not and I survived.
No, and I'm not even convincedthat was killing these people. There
were zero cases of the flu intwenty twenty zero zero, I know,
zero cases of the flu. Yeah, and why did they put everybody on
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ventilators? Like? Why what happenedwith the normal oxygen? Like they wouldn't
even do that first, it wasjust immediate ventilators. They all died.
And now you see the FDA comesout and says ivermectin can be used to
treat COVID nineteen yep. Okay,I believe the CDC was against it too.
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They were all against it. Theywere all thought President Trump was crazy.
They tweeted out, you are nota horse, stop at people.
And now they say it's okay touse everything we said. And I said,
I'm not even a doctor. EverythingI said going in has all turned
out to be true. It's amazingall my conspiracy theories turn out to be
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true. It's amazing what we're livingin. Yeah, that's crazy too,
because it's happening so fast. Yeah, that's the crazy part in Joe Rogan
too. I mean he used allthat and then they actually altered his video
to make him. I do rememberthat. Yeah, what is happening?
Yeah, that was crazy, Ithink. Yeah, the kids worried me
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with that too, is what wouldhappen to the kids. And you think
kids were dying of this? No, there were no kids dying of this.
They said that, and then allof a sudden they pushed it on
them. I was so confused andmade them, made them. Are they
still doing this? Are they stillpushing Some school districts are still doing oh
the school district. Some colleges arestill doing it. They are dang.
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I have a friend whose husband worksfor a company here in Dallas from California.
He still has to test once aweek. Well he can't go into
ridiculous the test. Oh my god, I forgot about that. Yeah.
I called the China virus. Icall it a hoax on the healthy.
If you were healthy, you didn'tneed any of this stuff. You're gonna
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be fine. Maybe he gets sickfor a little bit. I had I
had it like three times, Nobig deal. If you were obese,
you had co morbidities. And everybodydying, by the way, had three
or four comorbidities. It wasn't evenlike one co morbidity. It was you
had diabetes, you had cancer,you were fat, you know, and
you you had some other disease thenyou were dying. Where do you see
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Do you see a light at theend of the tunnel? Where do you
see all this going? Do youfeel like people are listening? Like,
what do you see happening in thefuture? Is it gonna get worse better?
You wonder how does it get anyworse? And where we're at right
now? I know, but withfreedom of speech being shut down, I'm
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telling you and I know you guysknow, and I've said I'm biased.
If President Trump does not win thiselection, we are screwed as a nation.
I don't know how we come outof it. What happened. They
want us destroyed, they want usput in jail, they want us shut
down. They tried to take amradio off. Where where do you who
do you think capitalizes on AM radio? Conservative talk? The Democrats offered up
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a bill to remove AM radio fromall new cars. What ye know?
What exactly what? The only reasonthey would do that is to take conservatives
like myself. It does AM radioin Los Angeles off the air. The
war is on. They are theywill do it nothing to stop us,
and so by President Trump winning,you send them a message you can't do
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this anymore. So but if theystole the election, like you say once,
why wouldn't they do it again?Well, that's they would, and
they're trying to so I guess alsotoo, we wonder, like, what
is the point? Why would youwant to destroy this country? I don't
understand why. I believe they wantto break it down and build it up
as a communist nation. They wantsocialism and communism in this country. Well,
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think about what the Democrats are doingright now. Think about what they're
doing with the illegal immigration right now. So I love legal immigrants. You're
a legal immigrant. You came tothe story. My great grandfather came from
Italy. He built the business ofseven hundred men. This country was built
on immigrants. But you got tocome here the right way. We showed
video the other day. We havea border correspondent, his name is Anthony
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Aguero who's Hispanic. Shows these littlekids that are drugged out, shining fifteen
hundred lumen flashlights in their fence asthey're held with men coming across the border
posing as if it's their children.So this is what an open border does.
You have the cartels now bringing upthese kids, using them for others
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to get in. You know whathappens to those kids after they get sent
back down to be used again tocome through as a pass and border patrol
can't say anything, and the kidsare so drugged they can't say no,
it's not my dad. The video'sinsane. It's watching these poor little kids.
Yikes. So you got an openborder? Why they want to import
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poverty into the country. They wantto make sure that every suburb turns into
an inner city. They despise suburbs. They want inner cities everywhere. They
want everyone on the take of government. They want everyone behold in the government.
They want everybody to get a checkfrom government. And then who's going
to vote for a guy that saysno, no more checks. Quite frankly,
Americans are lazy. We got alot of lazy people in this country.
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There are more lazy people than thereare people like us, the work
hard, we'll fight for this country. They'd rather just take a check.
I have seen that on TikTok actuallyhave you, ah, yes, And
I have seen too some young peopletalking about well, the two different things.
So one that they're calling it asilent depression, that a lot of
people are really really struggling way morethan ever before. But it's not kind
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of I don't know, like theGreat Depression maybe, And then you have
compilations of people just crying. They'relike, I am struggling. I work
and I'm struggling. I can't paymy rent and I make this X amount
that before they could probably live verynice. They can't buy houses. They
can't buy houses. And young peoplewho really maybe are not lazy, and
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they it almost is deterrent because you'relike, I keep working so hard,
like when will the pressure ever letoff? And then they show like before
like maybe twenty nineteen groceries for onehundred dollars was like this much, and
now one hundred dollars, so maybebuy you right now. The gas pricess
is higher than in fifty years,of course, and so I think that
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that stuff that feels a little scary. I mean even for myself sometimes I
was like, dang, I wastaking so many steps forward and now it
feels like you fall so far backbecause you're like, I worked so hard
and now can't do anything. Well, this gets to what I asked you,
what do you worry about on apersonal level. That's it, that
stuff, and it is sad peoplewho have kids. I mean, these
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people really look like they're in despair. They're just crying and they're like this,
So what has happened? If you'rekids that you teach, they all
come from wealthy families. Most yeah, most anybody drop off along the way
because of problems or no, no, no, so they're not worried about
it. Could could a middle classfamily afford to do what these kids do
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at your place? It would betough. It would be tough. Okay,
So when you look at inflation,what's happened you said the groceries,
Joe Biden will come out and they'llsay, oh, but wages are up
three percent from last year, butinflation was up eight percent. So if
the cost of everything went up eightpercent, but your salary only went up
three You're losing on that deal.That's not a good deal. But people
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are so dumb they don't realize it. That stuff is scary. And I
think I've wondered, like, whywould you want to ruin this country?
I don't understand. That's so crazy. Power. Yeah, power, That's
always the thing. That's it.They want the power over the people,
when in fact, it's the peoplethat grant the government power. That's what
America was founded on. We grantthem power, they work for us.
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They forget it. I'll tell youwhat. Nobody can do anything. That's
still too big and too powerful.Who can do something? President Trump was
and you saw what happening. That'swhat I'm saying. So no one can
do anything. And when is thatelection four? Start working your kids in
seventeen, get them, doctrinate themin ant you're gonna do that. I
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know. I have to be verycareful because I don't know who is where,
So I say nothing. Yeah,we are very yeah, and you
know what I understand. For business, you got to you know, I
mean, look, I owned anoil change business. I don't care if
you come in with a Biden stick, or you can buy an oil change
for me. I have that.I need the money and you need oil
change. So let's do some business. Yeah, no big deal, right,
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So tell us about the future ofStenchfield. Yeah, with like,
what are your goals? What ison the horizon for you? You know,
I'm happy doing what I'm doing rightnow. I'm so focused on I
know it sounds so corny to saythat I'm focused on this country and getting
it headed in the right direction andtalking to as many people as I can.
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That's my goal. And raising myson. I got a fourteen year
old who who is six pounds ohwow, didn't take ever his dad clearly,
and I'm focused on him. Soyou know, that's it. People
say, well, what do youwant to do? You know, you
want to go to work for thisplace or that place? You want to
run for office? People ask me, and I don't even think of that
right now. It's just I'm takinga one day at a time, get
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me to twenty twenty four in thiselection, and then we'll talk about what
the next step is. Yeah,we should have you come back. I
was just to ask you to comeback. Yeah, of course, I
feel like we didn't have enough time. I don't want to play outs our
segments with you too, and wedidn't have enough. Oh man, I
was hoping to do that more funthan talking politics. No, no,
(23:10):
will you come back? We'll haveyou back, of course I would love.
I feel like I hijacked the conversation. Go for that's what you're here
for, that's what we want toplay. We love it. Thank you
so honest that where can everybody find? Yes? Oh yeah, super important.
Grant Stinchfield dot com, Grantstonfield dotcom, Stinsfield seventeen seventy six,
(23:30):
on on just about every platform.Stinfield seventeen seventy six. And if they
want to talk to you personally,do that? Do that? Ye through
the website. So through the website, I respond to all emails. Instagram
gets hard to respond to every it'severy DM there's a lot. And then
and I get involved, like wewant to like have a conversation. It's
(23:51):
like, it's the weirdest thing.I'm like, how do you think I
have time like to be having thisconversation back and forth? Like? So
I respond once that's what you get. You give one response and then and
then people send me reels like whywhy are strangers sending me reels like reels
that I have already seen a milliontimes? Why are these people sending me
this because they think you need tosee it. I should be grateful.
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So they call them Stinchfield's Army,and that is who's grateful for. There's
a whole movement Stinchfield's Army that yes, well, that's just people who watch
and listen and really and and supportand feel feel strongly about America and Stinchfield's
Army, Tucker Carlson's Army, allof Fox News Army, News Max's Army,
One America News, Real, America'sVoice, all those armies. Those
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are people are gonna save America,you guys. Even having me on and
talking about it reaching an audience thatprobably has either turned off halfway through this
conversation or maybe listened and was like, oh, I never thought that's the
most important place I can go.I can go follow you now and kind
of see Yeah, yeah, maybethey're curious hopefully. Yeah, thank you
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so much. Hi. I'm OliviaGuoley. I'm one of the gossip girls
here at tupash Podcasts. You canfind me on Instagram at Liv's world and
if you need me, I'll becrying my Bentley. I'm Marcella, co
host of the Tupash Podcast. Youcan find me on all social media platforms
Marcellainery. You can also find meon TikTok, Marcella Roinary seven and I
(25:26):
say whatever the fuck I want.Yeah, that's right. My name is
Cruz Koffer. You can find meon Instagram. And that's pretty much it,
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Welcome to the Tupash Podcast. Iam Gabrielle. I'm a former New York
Mafia princess originally from Austria. Iam the mother of three and the owner
of Tubash Boutique. And here withmy beautiful co host Masella, my daughter.
Hello, I'm Marcella. I'm adancer, choreographer, model and designer
(00:22):
for Tupash and I say whatever Iwant. My name is Cruz. I
am a stylist. I also ownthe Society Salon in the Design District.
And I am a short, littleMexican with the big personality. What will
they say next? Welcome to theTupash Podcast. I think this whole Olympic
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thing is like that came out rightafter nobody wanted to get the vaccinated,
that weight loss drug, the diabetesdrug. I don't even know what great
God, you need to go.You don't need it. I need to
get on it. No no,no, no, no no no no,
come on, I work out hard. No. I think it was
(01:12):
talk about not all so o zepicor Manjaro or some glue tide whatever.
It is a diabetes medication that theyare now giving to people who are not
diabetic. Or diabetic whatever to loseweight rapidly, and I'm talking like rapid
rapid weight loss and I'm talking thefastest that they are calling it a miracle
(01:37):
and everybody, every people I knoware on it. My friends, it
is so crazy. The company thatcreates it is in Denmark. It is
so insane that people get this thatthe Denmark Oh my gosh, am I
gonna talk. No, the wholecountry is actually in the best shape ever
(02:02):
because there's so much money going toDenmark from this one from this one drug.
It was just insane, I meanall over social media because they said
that the Kardashians got so thin becauseyou know what they are kind of everybody
looks at them as there. Everyonewants to be them. So when they
had the big butts, everyone gota big butt, You're thicker. Thick
(02:25):
was the thing. And now youknow, Kim and Chloe got real tiny,
So now everybody wants to be thatthin. And it was a rumor
that the celebrities are using this drug, but now everybody can have it.
But my what would be scary tome is not knowing like what the side
(02:45):
effects of that are and the doctorswho are prescribing it. Oh, you
can get it on the side,you can get you get it where you
get botox. Come on, they'rejust anyone, anyone crazy and there are
side effects that are really scary,but we don't know the long term.
So I just got prescribed met Foreman. You know what this is. It
was a diabete it's a diabetes drug, but it's supposed to be for long
(03:09):
term health. And and there wasa study done that diabetics who were on
this met Foreman had lower rates ofcancer later. So my anti aging docs
like, you got to do this. And it's been around forever, this
drug. There's really no side ofit. So I'm thinking about it,
but I don't know. I mean, I'm all hyped up on testosterone and
(03:29):
all kinds of other hormones. Butyeah, but this is not a hormone.
This is just an injection. It'san injection, yeah, and it's
all your digestion, so it backsit out up for you. So you
feel that I cannot read, giveme of this. What is the name
of this? Exemp o zempic orsemi glue tide doesn't work? You want
(03:53):
me to try it out for you? Guys? Work I think that's a
good idea. I mean, somepeople have been on it and they don't
see anything, But then you seea bunch of people they and it's not
a lot of people are saying it'sfor obese people, which is great,
which obviously for them. I thinkclearly being obese is unhealthy, although that
(04:15):
might be an argument. Am Iget in trouble for saying that. No.
I did a piece on my RealAmerica's Voice show. Uh huh.
The Vogue had a cover that saysfat is healthy. Yes, oh yeah,
yeah, I said, how inthe world does that at work?
Yeah? I don't think so.No, I don't think so. And
then you know, you got Lizoout there saying she's the new beautiful.
Well, it's fine if you thinkyou're beautiful, but that's not the new
beautiful. Like being overweight, yes, like obesely overweight. Well so now
(04:41):
there's the other argument that if youtry to lose weight, if you're heavy
and you try to lose weight,you are fat phobic. So there's that.
So do you see what is happening? This is all, I promise
you coming from the left and themedia, and it's all about political correctness
and it's all about driving how youshould think, and they want to r
have how you should think because youdon't want to offend anybody else. Don't
(05:03):
offend anybody. Well, heck,we live in a country. We're offending
people as part of our culture.Don't be afraid of offendings. Stand up
for what you believe in. Youasked me what I'm doing. Be bold,
don't be shy, stop whispering,and just say what you believe in.
I don't care. If you're aliberal, then be a liberal,
but believe something. Now, you'dalso allow others to have other views.
(05:27):
I mean, I don't understand thatpart exactly, and they want to shut
it down. If you don't agreewith them, then they will shut you
down. Yeah, that's true.And you I saw, I think on
your story or maybe something you posted, you had a something to say about
the Barbie movie. Correct. Yeah, so I'm torn about the Barbie I
haven't seen it. I haven't seenit either, which made me totally unqualified
(05:51):
to comment. Okay, but thatdidn't stop me. Yes, yes,
yes, So I'm looking at alot of the seas and I'm thinking they
kind of ruined Barbie. Like evenI love Barbie. I don't like to
play with Barbie, but I liketo look a Barbie. Heck, you're
kind of a Barbie. You're kindof a Barbie. I like Barbie.
(06:11):
You got the pink on and it'sgreat. So they made Barbie out like
you gotta hate men, and like, at least the scenes that I'm seeing,
like they made men out to bewhimps, toxic. Masculinity is a
good thing. We need more menin society today. We're losing men at
a very very fast clip. Thiswhole transgender mania is all about taking men
(06:32):
out of society. I agree withyou, Yeah, we and I have
said also taking women out too though, taking everything that makes a woman special.
They're taking that also. So Ialways find it interesting when it's like
a feminist issue. I'm like,well, you know that they're taking everything
(06:54):
away that makes us special, likeyou know, saying men can have periods
now and like this breasted breastfeed.Yeah, I mean so that I think
that worries me. Also does thatthat stuff? So you know the big
question in Congress, they're asking allthese people and I'll ask I'll ask you,
and then I'll ask you, whatis a woman? Oh? That
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first of all, is one ofmy favorite documentary documentary Act so great,
and I also if you haven't seenthe documentary, you should watch it.
I to our audience. But Iloved when he went to the other countries
and they are like, well,they're in Africa, I think, or
something go somewhere, and they werelike, I'd never heard of that before,
(07:36):
like what is going on? ButI I mean, I don't know.
I mean I would assume the chromosome, like the X y X would
makes sense. I mean, Ihave a baby, a baby. And
then that argument though, is whatif you can't have a baby or you're
not a woman, but you stillare a woman. I mean I'm ovaries,
(07:56):
yes, yes, yes, andyou have breasts and you have all
these things that make a woman.I think the chromosome thing was probably the
most literal, because if you sayhave babies, you're offending women who can't
have babies. So are you sayingthey're not a woman. So there's all
that stuff too. I'm so disturbedwith that big ad, with all the
(08:18):
bloody clothes, with the men andDick can have to pay. It's ridiculous
why we have gone off the deepend as a society, like nothing makes
sense anymore. No, Yeah,that stuff freaks me out a little bit.
Yeah, the whole A lot ofthat part I don't And the women,
the men and women's sports, andoh that I think is horrible.
(08:39):
I think that's or the men inwomen's bathrooms. I think that concerns me
for young people. How do youknow that a man just says he wants
to be a woman for the sakeof going in the female restroom. We've
seen it happen before, I know, so that that's scary to me.
(09:01):
There was a very bad case outof California where a boy dressed up as
a girl goes into a girl's roomand I believe you murdered this old girl
raped or something like that. Yeah, bad, something really bad. That's
scary because you can't you feel likeyou're young kid. I mean, you
would send a little kid to thebathroom, but like young teenagers or anyone
(09:22):
is not safe going to the restroom. That's great. So the question that
I've asked is why is this theissue of our time when it amounts to
zero point one percent if that,of our society, and yet this is
the only issue that we can talkabout now it's meant to divide us,
and it's meant to take our eyeoff the ball as well. The problem
is we have to take our eyeoff the ball because you have to push
back against that because you know,look at this Riley Gains the swimmer and
(09:45):
now she's she works all her lifeto be an Olympic swimmer and a national
champion and she's getting beat by adude swim It's unbelievable. Who thinks that's
okay? Right? Nobody? That'swhat I was saying back to where I
said, I think they're taking everythinganything for a woman. It's taking that
away because all the men you willbeat a woman. I mean, it's
just we're not made the same,right, So that is sad, especially
(10:09):
for them. I've the people whoworked so hard to go to like the
Olympics and staff I think crazy.Yeah, So that maybe those are my
concerns. And I'm going to askyou anyway, is because I don't care
if I mean, maybe I'll bleepsomething out, But how do you feel
about the side effects that are startingto come out more and more? I
(10:30):
mean, how many more people dowe have to see drop dead? At
sixteen and nineteen and twenty three,And personally, we know of a lot
of people that have hard issues.You had students with it. I have
a friend who actually health problem,health problems, who has health problems that
(10:50):
are insane. She has healthy herwhole entire life. She herself will say,
ever since I got these, I'mnot right. So, as a
guy who's been deplatformed from YouTube,we're talking about these very, very issues.
I like you too a lot,and I don't want to see you
get get taken out. I guessyou'd get one strike first. You guys
(11:11):
got strikes and strikes. I maynot air it. It's okay, this
is not life, Okay, Ican talk about everything. I really want
to know your opinion. Let me. I'm going to try to do it
in a way that can air it. And I want everybody out there who's
watching this or listening to this toknow that what a shame we live in
a country where I've got to worryabout what I say because I'm worried about
(11:31):
my friends being deep platformed from YouTube. That is sad, Actually, it's
really sad. How do we getto a point in America where the First
Amendment, the freedom of speech,is so important, and I've got to
be worried about telling you the truthabout these. We know that if you're
four times which is ridiculous that youwould get four of these things, you
(11:54):
are four times more likely to getgood than the unvound right now, So
clearly that didn't work. We rushedit to market. We had no idea
what the side effects were. Weknow for a fact that young adults are
dropping down with this. Myer kroditisat record numbers. It's like, I
don't know the exact percentage, fouror five, six hundred percent more than
(12:18):
what was happening in years previous totwenty twenty. Yes, and there are
statistics now you can find it statistics. Yes, I asked doctor Peter McCullough,
who comes out my program all thetime. He's one of the one
of the premier guys. You guysshould get him on. He'll come on.
He lives in Dallas. You canget him in the studio. Yes,
I love him. Who that iswe may need to see who.
He's a great guy when it comesto I asked him specifically, I said,
(12:41):
was there anybody this worked for?Was there somebody who should have taken
it? He says, after allmy research. No, he was head
of cardiology of Baylor. This isnot a quack. No, Right,
I've got another doctor in Houston washead of oncology, ocular on ecology.
Right, so eyes, he's becomean expert in all this stuff. He
(13:05):
says, this is bad news.We don't know even some of the long
term effects of it. But Icould tell you I'm not and I survived.
No, and I'm not even convincedthat was killing these people. There
were zero cases of the flu intwenty twenty zero zero, I know,
zero cases of the flu. Yeah, and why did they put everybody on
(13:26):
ventilators? Like? Why what happenedwith the normal oxygen? Like they wouldn't
even do that first, it wasjust immediate ventilators. They all died.
And now you see the FDA comesout and says ivermectin can be used to
treat COVID nineteen yep. Okay,I believe the CDC was against it too.
(13:48):
They were all against it. Theywere all thought President Trump was crazy.
They tweeted out, you are nota horse, stop at people.
And now they say it's okay touse everything we said. And I said,
I'm not even a doctor. EverythingI said going in has all turned
out to be true. It's amazingall my conspiracy theories turn out to be
(14:09):
true. It's amazing what we're livingin. Yeah, that's crazy too,
because it's happening so fast. Yeah, that's the crazy part in Joe Rogan
too. I mean he used allthat and then they actually altered his video
to make him. I do rememberthat. Yeah, what is happening?
Yeah, that was crazy, Ithink. Yeah, the kids worried me
(14:31):
with that too, is what wouldhappen to the kids. And you think
kids were dying of this? No, there were no kids dying of this.
They said that, and then allof a sudden they pushed it on
them. I was so confused andmade them, made them. Are they
still doing this? Are they stillpushing Some school districts are still doing oh
the school district. Some colleges arestill doing it. They are dang.
(14:56):
I have a friend whose husband worksfor a company here in Dallas from California.
He still has to test once aweek. Well he can't go into
ridiculous the test. Oh my god, I forgot about that. Yeah.
I called the China virus. Icall it a hoax on the healthy.
If you were healthy, you didn'tneed any of this stuff. You're gonna
(15:18):
be fine. Maybe he gets sickfor a little bit. I had I
had it like three times, Nobig deal. If you were obese,
you had co morbidities. And everybodydying, by the way, had three
or four comorbidities. It wasn't evenlike one co morbidity. It was you
had diabetes, you had cancer,you were fat, you know, and
you you had some other disease thenyou were dying. Where do you see
(15:39):
Do you see a light at theend of the tunnel? Where do you
see all this going? Do youfeel like people are listening? Like,
what do you see happening in thefuture? Is it gonna get worse better?
You wonder how does it get anyworse? And where we're at right
now? I know, but withfreedom of speech being shut down, I'm
(16:00):
telling you and I know you guysknow, and I've said I'm biased.
If President Trump does not win thiselection, we are screwed as a nation.
I don't know how we come outof it. What happened. They
want us destroyed, they want usput in jail, they want us shut
down. They tried to take amradio off. Where where do you who
do you think capitalizes on AM radio? Conservative talk? The Democrats offered up
(16:23):
a bill to remove AM radio fromall new cars. What ye know?
What exactly what? The only reasonthey would do that is to take conservatives
like myself. It does AM radioin Los Angeles off the air. The
war is on. They are theywill do it nothing to stop us,
and so by President Trump winning,you send them a message you can't do
(16:45):
this anymore. So but if theystole the election, like you say once,
why wouldn't they do it again?Well, that's they would, and
they're trying to so I guess alsotoo, we wonder, like, what
is the point? Why would youwant to destroy this country? I don't
understand why. I believe they wantto break it down and build it up
as a communist nation. They wantsocialism and communism in this country. Well,
(17:08):
think about what the Democrats are doingright now. Think about what they're
doing with the illegal immigration right now. So I love legal immigrants. You're
a legal immigrant. You came tothe story. My great grandfather came from
Italy. He built the business ofseven hundred men. This country was built
on immigrants. But you got tocome here the right way. We showed
video the other day. We havea border correspondent, his name is Anthony
(17:32):
Aguero who's Hispanic. Shows these littlekids that are drugged out, shining fifteen
hundred lumen flashlights in their fence asthey're held with men coming across the border
posing as if it's their children.So this is what an open border does.
You have the cartels now bringing upthese kids, using them for others
(17:55):
to get in. You know whathappens to those kids after they get sent
back down to be used again tocome through as a pass and border patrol
can't say anything, and the kidsare so drugged they can't say no,
it's not my dad. The video'sinsane. It's watching these poor little kids.
Yikes. So you got an openborder? Why they want to import
(18:15):
poverty into the country. They wantto make sure that every suburb turns into
an inner city. They despise suburbs. They want inner cities everywhere. They
want everyone on the take of government. They want everyone behold in the government.
They want everybody to get a checkfrom government. And then who's going
to vote for a guy that saysno, no more checks. Quite frankly,
Americans are lazy. We got alot of lazy people in this country.
(18:37):
There are more lazy people than thereare people like us, the work
hard, we'll fight for this country. They'd rather just take a check.
I have seen that on TikTok actuallyhave you, ah, yes, And
I have seen too some young peopletalking about well, the two different things.
So one that they're calling it asilent depression, that a lot of
people are really really struggling way morethan ever before. But it's not kind
(19:03):
of I don't know, like theGreat Depression maybe, And then you have
compilations of people just crying. They'relike, I am struggling. I work
and I'm struggling. I can't paymy rent and I make this X amount
that before they could probably live verynice. They can't buy houses. They
can't buy houses. And young peoplewho really maybe are not lazy, and
(19:25):
they it almost is deterrent because you'relike, I keep working so hard,
like when will the pressure ever letoff? And then they show like before
like maybe twenty nineteen groceries for onehundred dollars was like this much, and
now one hundred dollars, so maybebuy you right now. The gas pricess
is higher than in fifty years,of course, and so I think that
(19:45):
that stuff that feels a little scary. I mean even for myself sometimes I
was like, dang, I wastaking so many steps forward and now it
feels like you fall so far backbecause you're like, I worked so hard
and now can't do anything. Well, this gets to what I asked you,
what do you worry about on apersonal level. That's it, that
stuff, and it is sad peoplewho have kids. I mean, these
(20:06):
people really look like they're in despair. They're just crying and they're like this,
So what has happened? If you'rekids that you teach, they all
come from wealthy families. Most yeah, most anybody drop off along the way
because of problems or no, no, no, so they're not worried about
it. Could could a middle classfamily afford to do what these kids do
(20:33):
at your place? It would betough. It would be tough. Okay,
So when you look at inflation,what's happened you said the groceries,
Joe Biden will come out and they'llsay, oh, but wages are up
three percent from last year, butinflation was up eight percent. So if
the cost of everything went up eightpercent, but your salary only went up
three You're losing on that deal.That's not a good deal. But people
(20:56):
are so dumb they don't realize it. That stuff is scary. And I
think I've wondered, like, whywould you want to ruin this country?
I don't understand. That's so crazy. Power. Yeah, power, That's
always the thing. That's it.They want the power over the people,
when in fact, it's the peoplethat grant the government power. That's what
America was founded on. We grantthem power, they work for us.
(21:18):
They forget it. I'll tell youwhat. Nobody can do anything. That's
still too big and too powerful.Who can do something? President Trump was
and you saw what happening. That'swhat I'm saying. So no one can
do anything. And when is thatelection four? Start working your kids in
seventeen, get them, doctrinate themin ant you're gonna do that. I
(21:42):
know. I have to be verycareful because I don't know who is where,
So I say nothing. Yeah,we are very yeah, and you
know what I understand. For business, you got to you know, I
mean, look, I owned anoil change business. I don't care if
you come in with a Biden stick, or you can buy an oil change
for me. I have that.I need the money and you need oil
change. So let's do some business. Yeah, no big deal, right,
(22:03):
So tell us about the future ofStenchfield. Yeah, with like,
what are your goals? What ison the horizon for you? You know,
I'm happy doing what I'm doing rightnow. I'm so focused on I
know it sounds so corny to saythat I'm focused on this country and getting
it headed in the right direction andtalking to as many people as I can.
(22:26):
That's my goal. And raising myson. I got a fourteen year
old who who is six pounds ohwow, didn't take ever his dad clearly,
and I'm focused on him. Soyou know, that's it. People
say, well, what do youwant to do? You know, you
want to go to work for thisplace or that place? You want to
run for office? People ask me, and I don't even think of that
right now. It's just I'm takinga one day at a time, get
(22:49):
me to twenty twenty four in thiselection, and then we'll talk about what
the next step is. Yeah,we should have you come back. I
was just to ask you to comeback. Yeah, of course, I
feel like we didn't have enough time. I don't want to play outs our
segments with you too, and wedidn't have enough. Oh man, I
was hoping to do that more funthan talking politics. No, no,
(23:10):
will you come back? We'll haveyou back, of course I would love.
I feel like I hijacked the conversation. Go for that's what you're here
for, that's what we want toplay. We love it. Thank you
so honest that where can everybody find? Yes? Oh yeah, super important.
Grant Stinchfield dot com, Grantstonfield dotcom, Stinsfield seventeen seventy six,
(23:30):
on on just about every platform.Stinfield seventeen seventy six. And if they
want to talk to you personally,do that? Do that? Ye through
the website. So through the website, I respond to all emails. Instagram
gets hard to respond to every it'severy DM there's a lot. And then
and I get involved, like wewant to like have a conversation. It's
(23:51):
like, it's the weirdest thing.I'm like, how do you think I
have time like to be having thisconversation back and forth? Like? So
I respond once that's what you get. You give one response and then and
then people send me reels like whywhy are strangers sending me reels like reels
that I have already seen a milliontimes? Why are these people sending me
this because they think you need tosee it. I should be grateful.
(24:14):
So they call them Stinchfield's Army,and that is who's grateful for. There's
a whole movement Stinchfield's Army that yes, well, that's just people who watch
and listen and really and and supportand feel feel strongly about America and Stinchfield's
Army, Tucker Carlson's Army, allof Fox News Army, News Max's Army,
One America News, Real, America'sVoice, all those armies. Those
(24:37):
are people are gonna save America,you guys. Even having me on and
talking about it reaching an audience thatprobably has either turned off halfway through this
conversation or maybe listened and was like, oh, I never thought that's the
most important place I can go.I can go follow you now and kind
of see Yeah, yeah, maybethey're curious hopefully. Yeah, thank you
(25:00):
so much. Hi. I'm OliviaGuoley. I'm one of the gossip girls
here at tupash Podcasts. You canfind me on Instagram at Liv's world and
if you need me, I'll becrying my Bentley. I'm Marcella, co
host of the Tupash Podcast. Youcan find me on all social media platforms
Marcellainery. You can also find meon TikTok, Marcella Roinary seven and I
(25:26):
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