0:00

This is he said a YADIHO with

0:03

Eric Winter and Rodalind Fantaz next

0:09

episode of he said, how

0:11

you doing?

0:12

I am good?

0:13

How are you? I'm doing okay? You, I

0:15

know, you sound very stuffy. You're having a little bit

0:17

of a panic attack today that you're

0:20

bleeding through your nose in the world is falling

0:22

apart.

0:22

Guys, have you ever had a nose bleed? That

0:24

is so bad?

0:25

I'm back to my list. Hi TMJ

0:28

hi device back in my mouth. So

0:31

I am sorry again if I sound

0:33

funky.

0:34

So yeah, my husband this

0:36

is.

0:36

This is going to be interesting, stuffy and with a lisp.

0:38

Yeah, my husband is completely dismissing

0:41

me blowing my nose.

0:43

I've been dealing with a sinus infection. It's been

0:45

bananas. I have never had one like this in my life.

0:48

It's been now a whole week of not

0:50

being able to breathe a night is pretty crazy.

0:52

I'm taking no medications. I'm going I'm

0:55

going cold turkey. And the funny thing is that I

0:57

have been blowing my nose twenty

0:59

thirty forty times. It keeps bleeding,

1:01

and it keeps He keeps saying, it's okay, don't

1:04

worry.

1:04

About it.

1:05

I'm bringing sexy back. Why

1:08

are you doing that? Because I'm

1:13

it's just your it's very pretty tops. It's

1:15

just raw ra. You think the world is falling

1:18

apart every time something happens. It's you know, I

1:20

get it, it's your nose is raw. But

1:22

I said, if it concerned, you call

1:24

the doctor. Does she call the doctor? Never?

1:27

What is he going to do?

1:28

What is going to say?

1:28

Why does it give you medication if you're that concerned about

1:31

it. But I

1:33

don't doubt for a second

1:36

that she doesn't feel well or something's not right.

1:39

But what she tends to do is just

1:41

tell me about it repeatedly and

1:44

then never go to the doctor, or never

1:48

try and get prescriptions or never you

1:50

never try to take care of yourself.

1:51

It's just I'm not like you that immediately

1:54

takes pills and medicaid.

1:56

You love medicine, perfect medication

1:58

and prescriptions. You love that.

1:59

I do. Oh, perfect example. She

2:02

gets on this kick and listen. We're

2:04

excited. We have our big consult today

2:06

with Gary Brekka, and I wonder if we can get

2:08

them on the podcast. At some point we should bring that up. He'd

2:10

be great to have on the podcast. Anyways, we have a big consultation

2:12

to day roslind is now all

2:14

into I need to drink hydrogen water.

2:16

I need to drink hydrogen water. Spends

2:19

three hundred dollars on a thermos.

2:21

I gotta buy this water. I'm like, kind of like, and

2:23

I finally go, you know what, I'll buy the water. But I need to

2:25

ask some questions to this company. So I

2:27

call them, I get the lay of the land on what

2:30

you do with hydrogen water. Minimum

2:32

of three of these thermis is a day to

2:34

feel any kind of an impact. She

2:36

can barely finish one thermos,

2:39

so she basically bought a

2:42

three hundred dollars bottle a thermis for three

2:44

hundred dollars that you are not using properly.

2:47

But yeah, we'll still complain about all the issues

2:49

that she's dealing with and try to fix

2:51

them, but only fixes them halfway.

2:54

Got it?

2:55

My job?

2:57

You need to improve upon taking safety.

3:01

Sure, it's a great You need to improve

3:03

upon taking care of yourself. Okay, anyway,

3:05

you can't just complain about what is. So

3:09

we have Valentines this week. We I'm

3:11

working though, so you know we're not going to be celebrating

3:13

on Valentine's Day?

3:14

So what are you going to do that is extra crispy,

3:17

extra special?

3:19

Says? I have I ever failed on Valentini

3:22

to be ado? I've

3:24

always been pretty good on Valentine's?

3:26

Are you getting me this year?

3:27

I don't know.

3:28

Maybe you don't know, happy happy socks. Let

3:30

me ask you, what do you do for me? Last Valentine

3:32

Last?

3:33

I think I bit you flowers? I think, I

3:35

wow, that is so romantic. Gone.

3:38

Last Valentine's you

3:41

were in Puerto Rico. You were basically not even with

3:43

your husband. But we're

3:46

gonna well, you know, we don't always have to. I don't

3:48

think people need to stress on

3:51

the day, right, you know, it's funny my

3:53

makeup art is that on the rookie Judy, who we

3:55

all love, She says to her and her her

3:57

husband, they don't celebrate any of these holidays.

4:00

They just because he believes in

4:02

just being that way all

4:04

the time. Are they that way all?

4:06

Yeah?

4:06

She says, he buys her gifts all the time, each

4:09

other with I believe it. They don't just make kid

4:11

dosn't like the singular day celebration

4:14

that there's so much importance on one day and

4:16

then the rest of the year falls to the crap. You

4:18

got to really put in the work all year long, so then it's

4:20

just another day. But it's a fun day.

4:22

I mean, do it, you do it. I know.

4:24

Valentine's is about friendship and love. It

4:26

doesn't have to be like a couple, like a marriage

4:28

that was situation.

4:29

But let me ask you something Gallentine's Day.

4:32

Marriage has evolved and most

4:34

people haven't noticed what people

4:37

want in marriage today. In

4:39

the past, marriage was for survival

4:42

and to.

4:42

Meet basic needs.

4:44

Today people want actual

4:47

partnership. They want someone who's immortally

4:50

engaged and supportive, not someone

4:52

they have to parent. They

4:54

want someone who knows how to show up,

4:56

how to listen to, someone with maturity to

4:59

solve a proproblems two together.

5:02

Some people wake up and realize they're doing

5:04

everything alone. They live with someone, but that

5:06

person is not a partner on their team.

5:10

Divorce becomes this show when

5:12

it's clear the person has no interest in evolution,

5:14

communication or healing the trauma

5:17

that's causing issues. As

5:19

marriage evolves, people want different things.

5:22

They want an emotional connection and people didn't

5:24

require that. People didn't require in the

5:26

past. We have to start talking

5:28

about it.

5:30

And the first time I'm talking about it because I didn't

5:32

even know she was going to do this.

5:33

No, because I just read this this morning from Chess Hols.

5:36

How do you say, Louis House. I'm

5:38

sorry, Lewis. We love Louise Lewis

5:40

House. He's a life

5:42

coach. He's just has an incredible podcast.

5:46

But anyways, he posted this and I was like,

5:49

I wonder, you know what, Yeah, I think marriage has

5:51

evolved like when you When I think about my parents

5:53

and what marriage meant for them, they're

5:56

in their eighties, seven together, sixty

5:59

plus years. It is so different

6:02

from the way we are wired and the

6:04

way our kids are wired when it comes to

6:06

marriage.

6:07

That makes perfect sense. I mean everything's always evolving,

6:09

the way that kids are being raised nowadays, the

6:11

way that, like you said, relationships

6:13

have evolved, the way that you're treating your spouse, your partner,

6:15

what you're looking for in a spouse and partner. I mean, so

6:18

much in society has evolved

6:21

that I think, Yeah, the way of thinking about

6:24

a partnership is totally different.

6:26

But you believe before in the past, I mean

6:29

when our parents got married, it was more about

6:33

basic needs, about somebody taking

6:35

care of you and providing for you.

6:36

Well, I think it was a combination still of things like

6:39

now. I mean people still have

6:41

those relationships for sure, where

6:43

someone is the caregiver at home and

6:45

someone is providing for the family. That's still

6:47

a standard practice.

6:48

But actually the sun of practice was men is

6:51

the one providing. Women raise their children,

6:53

they say home. I think nowadays women their

6:55

menstality is completely different. They want to be independent,

6:58

they want to be so sufficient. Women

7:01

their majority, they're they're changing

7:03

their ways even culturally. All the

7:05

countries where women are completely

7:07

submitted to men, they're actually

7:10

finally raising up and talking

7:12

out loud and actually opening a conversation

7:14

about you know what, we also want

7:17

one to be considered as

7:19

an equal m M. I think

7:21

this is a movement that is actually catching

7:25

some some fire in

7:27

all these different countries.

7:29

I would agree. But I think it's not quite

7:33

just blanket that women are just doing this. I think

7:35

there are, it's just mixed. Now. I

7:37

think you have women that are actually yeah

7:39

in the workforce and men staying at home taking care of the

7:41

family. And I think you have the traditional way

7:43

as well of what what was considered traditional.

7:46

What is your way? Well,

7:48

my way is My wife is never going to be the one that just

7:50

stays home and does the

7:53

family because she wants to work,

7:55

work, work, work, work,

7:59

She wants to work all the time.

8:01

But what are you want? What would make you happy?

8:03

No? I like the balance.

8:05

I like the balance of being at home. I

8:08

love being at home with the kids,

8:10

but I also love working, So I like the balance.

8:13

Like if we can, if you can do both,

8:16

I think it's a win win. And

8:19

you like to work, work

8:22

work.

8:22

That explains why guys

8:25

Eric hates Wanna fly. He

8:27

supports me because he supports my career,

8:29

but he hates it. And then Eric has this saying

8:31

that if I'm home, right, I'm

8:33

home, Like he cannot see

8:36

me just sitting down doing nothing. If I'm

8:38

home, ras, can you get this? He

8:40

could be next to the refrigerator and I'm

8:43

in the proximity of the refrigerator, and

8:46

can.

8:46

You do my favorite?

8:46

Can you give me some cheese? I mean, like, dude, you're right there.

8:49

It's just to see me active

8:52

and doing something. It's almost like true,

8:55

it is funny. And what about to be Like I have

8:57

become a dishwasher. All I do is do dishes when

8:59

I'm home I'm not working and I'm home for

9:02

a period of time. All I do is get up,

9:04

deal with the dishes, the dishes.

9:05

Kill the dishes.

9:06

I finished.

9:08

No face is this lady. Tell

9:11

me if I'm the only one going through this experience.

9:14

So he's

9:16

dealing with the kids, I am doing the dishes. I leave

9:18

everything clean, everything is put away

9:20

right before, right before I turn around

9:23

to just do something else, clank, something

9:26

basically just gets into the sink

9:29

again. No one more thing. I'm going

9:31

Eric, You just saw me finishes the entire

9:33

kitchen. Why do you have to wait until

9:36

now to just add one?

9:37

Because you are OCD compulsive when it comes

9:39

to cleaning the sink, cleaning

9:41

the dishes. Here's the problem. Here's the problem.

9:43

And I say this to you all the time. We wake

9:46

up in the morning. It's chaos everywhere. I

9:48

don't care how we try to. I don't care if we get

9:50

up early. The a lot. Well, first of all, she never gets up, brother,

9:52

I'm the first one up every single time. I

9:54

usually do most of the prep. She comes out with at

9:57

least another hour of sleep, and she.

9:58

Says, no, I.

10:02

Running and I'm like, been up for

10:04

an hour feeding the dogs, because

10:08

somebody has to take to get all this stuff done.

10:11

So she gets like, I'm not arrested

10:13

now in an extra hour sleep, and I'm

10:15

doing all the feeding the dogs,

10:18

I'm making this

10:21

is what I was working early. So

10:24

then cut to we're scrambling. I

10:27

don't care how I get up. We're always running like I

10:29

don't know what happens. We're scrambling, We're

10:31

getting things done. I'm making lunches, I'm

10:33

getting breakfast done for both kids. And

10:35

she feels the need to start

10:37

doing dishes in the middle of it all.

10:39

I cannot see ras.

10:41

I say to her all the time, just wait, help

10:44

me get the kids out of the house when

10:46

we leave, and you are

10:48

whole by yourself, then

10:51

do the dishes. But instead you

10:53

like to do the dishes mid task.

10:55

And I'm still making lunches, helping

10:58

them get they're

11:00

done, and I

11:03

leave the kidschen pristee. That's

11:05

why more items keep falling into

11:07

the sink, because you do it mid

11:09

because you're anyways,

11:12

just help with the stuff. She

11:16

doesn't like to help with this ros.

11:19

The dishes don't need to be done right this second. Just help

11:21

me get the kids ready for school, then do the dishes.

11:23

Okay, anyways, that'll be Valentine's

11:25

My love.

11:25

You're amazing.

11:26

Thank you for all you do for your family. Thank you for

11:28

getting.

11:29

About six in the morning, thank you for

11:31

feeding the dogs, thank you for preparing.

11:33

Would you ever do this? This is something for the opposite

11:35

of Valentine's Day, So yeah,

11:40

that's what I'm talking about. This is all for charity, which I think is actually

11:42

pretty brilliant. So the San Antonio Zoo

11:44

once again, let you name a cockroach

11:46

after your ex and then have it fed to

11:48

an animal, and it's all the name of charity.

11:51

It is brilliant.

11:52

Would you ever do that? Of

11:54

course it's funny. Yeah, I mean I think

11:56

it's I don't know if I cared after

11:59

my ex. I just like they see the cockroach. It'd

12:01

be fun to just feed the animals. But you

12:03

like the idea of going like bye, Joe,

12:06

you've been chomped on. You

12:08

like that idea, like you feel good about yourself going

12:11

bye Santiago.

12:13

I think it's we'll get a kick out of it, and it's

12:15

for charity. Listen, you're doing it for a good cause.

12:18

You know, you're healing your heart, You're

12:20

healing your mind, and you're

12:22

doing it for a good cause.

12:32

What about this one? An animal shelters offering

12:35

to Newter your X for Valentine's

12:38

Day. Basically, you get your dog and you chop

12:40

off the balls, and the balls are basically the X. Like you're

12:42

like, bye bye, Joe, that's funny,

12:44

Snipper them you do that too? Are

12:47

you the godmother?

12:48

Savage?

12:48

You godmother? Just

12:52

chopping out the excess balls and feeding them to animals

12:54

and stuff?

12:55

Guys, we saw the cocaine, We saw Sophia's

12:58

and Grisel Leverlanco and the woman. We went back

13:00

to watch Cocaine Cowboys,

13:02

which is a documentary from many, many

13:05

many years ago that first talked about

13:07

Lucie Leblanco, and it was interesting

13:09

to compare both things. And it was interesting

13:11

to to realize

13:13

even though we know this story really well, even before Sophia,

13:15

I know the story, we know the story really well,

13:19

that she was

13:22

out of her mind.

13:24

Pretty vicious. It's fascinating

13:27

how the world, you know, the world

13:29

can be transformed, not just the world, but like let's say,

13:31

cities and stuff can be changed and built

13:33

upon a corrupt organization.

13:36

Whatever it might be right, whether it's mafia, whether it's

13:39

narcos, you know, drugs. Are talking about the rise

13:42

of Miami, the difference in Miami, how much it's changed

13:44

over the years, and it was basically built on

13:47

its crazy. Yeah, it's pretty. It's fascinating.

13:49

This one is a good one.

13:50

Guys.

13:51

So this mom, she's an only fans

13:53

and she has how do you call

13:56

decor de call the call.

13:58

Decal decl decal

14:01

on her car? De call d cow.

14:03

I have a freaking mouthpiece?

14:10

Is so?

14:11

I have a massive retainer

14:14

that I can't speak.

14:15

Look about the zoo the call?

14:17

Say it?

14:17

Then you say it decal deca dec

14:22

ow ow is

14:24

it an access not the mouthpiece? That's the accent. Cow.

14:30

I don't care. I don't care when

14:32

I'm lying on a.

14:36

Freaking this chick. This

14:39

chick has a decal on her car

14:41

that she's going to and from picking up

14:44

her kids from school advertising

14:46

her only fans page, which I

14:48

think is insane.

14:50

She's saying, I'm not breaking the law. She's correct.

14:52

Well, the school finally said you can't drop

14:54

off kids anymore with

14:57

the decal on your car. Listen, I'm not mad

14:59

at that's a private.

15:00

Christian school where the kids are

15:02

enrolled, I will let her park on

15:04

their property because her car has

15:06

only.

15:07

I have to agree with the school. That's the side

15:09

I'm taking. Why because

15:11

you don't need to be advertising your only

15:13

fans account out of school. What about

15:15

all the kids that could see that, you know, kids that are probably

15:18

like you know, let's say it's high school kids that can

15:20

go on there and with their own money join

15:22

only fans to check out some other kids mom on

15:24

OnlyFans. I think it's terrible, even

15:27

though her intention is probably not.

15:29

She says that she doesn't put any explicit there's

15:31

no nudity does explicit content,

15:33

but.

15:34

Only Fans is known for a certain thing, right,

15:36

And I'm not saying she's for years,

15:38

she's not marketing or advertising to kids

15:41

per se like that's not her probably her

15:43

mo. But she's still going

15:45

to and from a school with a big d gal in her car

15:47

basically saying, come check out my only fans. I

15:50

don't know. That's crazy if

15:52

someone feels that compeled just

15:56

like you.

15:57

She has a job just like you.

16:00

Okay, I don't know. I'm on the

16:02

side of the school.

16:02

Actually her kids,

16:05

so allowing them to go to.

16:06

Privates that are going by at the private school

16:09

and they're just like, huh, what's that? Scan

16:11

the code? Check out the only fans. The

16:13

whys are gonna be cool with that.

16:15

The same way that a hard girl that

16:17

is the celebrity walks in the school and

16:19

the other dad goes, I want to check her Instagram.

16:21

Let me see if she has a kicktock account, she's

16:23

if she's on Facebook to go.

16:25

On to only fans. So it's you're

16:27

looking to get into the same I get you, but I

16:29

don't think it's necessary. I think it's a ballsy

16:31

move, but I don't think she should

16:34

have it on her car picking up kids, her kids from

16:36

school. That is too fun. I'm gonna side with the

16:38

school and that one you don't agree with the school.

16:42

I don't know how I feel.

16:43

I wonder.

16:44

Let me see, let me let me transport myself.

16:46

I'm driving TOBL to.

16:47

School and there's this transport

16:49

yourself sticker and

16:51

she gets out of the car with her kids, and

16:54

I'm looking at the only fans.

16:55

And I think I start laughing. I don't know, I don't know how I

16:57

feels.

16:57

I just don't think it should

17:00

happen. I disagree with you, Why because

17:02

I don't think it's I don't think you should listen.

17:07

Let's talk about the Grammys. Did you

17:10

did you watch the Grammys?

17:11

No?

17:12

I didn't either. I didn't watch any awards shows

17:14

this year. But here's what I will

17:16

say. I saw some aftermath of the Grammys, and there

17:18

are some great things that happen. And I always

17:20

like the musical performances. But what I don't like.

17:22

I'm getting so tired of everybody complaining

17:25

when somebody else doesn't win. I

17:27

think it's crazy. Why

17:29

do people have to complain like it's not They're

17:32

lively, these artists, livelihoods are

17:35

are intact, they're doing well. Why

17:37

do you have to take away somebody else's

17:39

moment because you think somebody else should have won an award?

17:42

And why do people have to get so bent out of shape? It's

17:44

like, man, you all live in your best

17:46

life. Why does this award

17:50

matter so much? And

17:53

I'm not saying that you don't deserve awards like everybody,

17:55

but everybody it's so subjective. Everybody deserves

17:58

the hard work that they put in. There's so many arts that don't

18:00

get nominated. Somebody artists that do get nominated just

18:02

getting nominated as a win. Why

18:04

do people complain so much? And why do celebrities

18:07

always feel compelled to use

18:10

award shows as a platform to

18:12

be political or to like preach

18:14

to the world. Why would

18:16

you do that? Please, if you ever get on the stage.

18:18

Like awareness,

18:21

I know, but don't You don't have to. And sometimes

18:23

you're a celebrity with a purpose.

18:25

But then go on your Instagram, make that your

18:27

Instagram.

18:27

It's not the same to actually go to a

18:29

big, massive award show that has been viewed

18:32

by millions of people and actually

18:35

take a stent.

18:35

But it's entertainment. People are

18:37

there to watch something and escape.

18:40

They want to watch music, they want

18:42

to see their favorite actors or musicians,

18:44

and they just want to enjoy a show. They don't want

18:46

to be preached to. It doesn't

18:49

bother you, it bothers me. I don't

18:51

know why celebrities feel so compelled to preach all

18:53

the time, Like, just because you're a celebrity

18:55

doesn't mean you have to try

18:57

so hard to persuade other people

19:00

to see your point of view. A

19:03

lot of people to have their own points of view? Why

19:07

are you so quiet with this topic and bothers

19:09

me?

19:10

What does it bother you? That I'm quiet, I'm.

19:13

I know it's going to be in your book. That's

19:15

fine. Use

19:17

your book as your platform. By the way, that

19:20

makes sense. So if you're putting out a book, use that

19:22

as your platform.

19:23

And that will bother you too.

19:25

Her book she has.

19:28

If it's in your book, it's in your book, it's your own,

19:30

that's your that's you're so boxed, So.

19:32

You're bothered that. J C said, why the heck

19:34

is Taylor Swift winning Best

19:37

Album of the Year for the fourth or fifth time

19:39

when my wife has been the most, she

19:42

has won.

19:42

The most Grammy is a rock star.

19:44

She has so many Grammys.

19:46

But do you

19:48

think that one Grammy is going to change

19:52

the life or the livelihood

19:55

or the career of that artist?

19:57

Zero star?

19:59

She an artist that

20:02

means everything is the most important one.

20:06

They are all capitalizing in a

20:09

big way on their success

20:11

and on these awards and all this notoriety

20:13

and claim they've already received, Like you don't need

20:15

to have everything.

20:16

So do you think that?

20:17

And why is it wrong if she if somebody else

20:20

gets it, who also very well could deserve

20:22

it.

20:22

Okay, what do you think that

20:24

is? What is speaking?

20:26

What was speaking when he was speaking, what

20:28

what what.

20:29

Was actually speaking while

20:32

jay Z was speaking?

20:33

What was actually the word was

20:36

a three letter while jay Z was

20:38

speaking, it's a three letter word. God

20:43

out

20:46

all that's four letters. Ego

20:53

ego maybe, but look it's

20:55

so ego then so many celebrities

20:58

need to put their ego aside, like God.

21:00

But if you're a

21:03

celebrity, you feed your ego

21:05

on a daily basis. But if you're in this

21:07

business, not just the entertainment business,

21:09

any creative business, it.

21:12

Is that's what That's what social

21:14

media is in general. Now, you don't have to be an entertainment

21:16

you don't have to be a celebrity social media.

21:19

Everybody that goes on social media

21:21

loves the likes, loves the comments.

21:23

What do you think it is? An ego? Talk to me about that word.

21:25

What does it mean to you?

21:26

Well, an ego can be healthy

21:29

as well, Like you need to have confidence and

21:31

believe in who you are and the things that you do. And it's okay

21:33

to have a healthy ego. But I don't

21:35

think you need to try

21:38

to rip apart somebody else's claim

21:41

to feed your own ego. I don't think that is

21:44

or somebody else. I don't think it's the right thing to do.

21:47

Now, I'm not just talking about jay Z in general.

21:49

So if you ever receive an award,

21:51

let's say that you're nominated for an Emmy or a

21:54

Golden Globe, what is going.

21:55

To be your speech?

21:59

I don't know. I don't ever. I'm not thinking.

22:01

I never think about that think about it. I don't

22:03

think about that next topic.

22:05

And you didn't thank me.

22:07

Of course, I'm gonna thank you.

22:08

What if

22:11

you forget about me? I hope your nose is

22:13

not bleeding anymore. I love you anymore. Oh

22:18

well, on that note, listen,

22:21

it's all good, jay Z. You're crushing

22:23

it, your wife's crushing it. You guys are going to be just

22:25

fine with the Grammy.

22:27

At some point, everybody was talking about why why

22:30

was she hiding? She had this massive cowboy

22:32

hat and it was like all the way

22:34

down, so she was very

22:36

deceiving, like like you couldn't see her expression.

22:39

She basically even when he was doing the

22:42

speech. When he was giving the speech, she's kind

22:44

of like a statue.

22:46

That's true.

22:47

I don't know, why do we talking about that. I

22:50

don't want to talk about that.

22:51

You don't want to talk about But that makes you uncomfortable.

22:53

No, no, what she's hiding. I have no idea.

22:55

Why is she hiding?

22:56

I have no idea. I have no idea.

22:59

All right, listen everyone, we

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