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This is he said a YADIHO with

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Eric Winter and Rosalind Fantas. Hi,

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how are you happy?

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Podcast? They

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listeners? Can you explain to me this? I

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wish you guys could see the

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amount of cables and rubbish

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that we have that I've been asking.

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My husband to want to do the podcast in

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this room.

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I know, but I don't. I don't take entangle,

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I don't utangle. No,

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I don't even know.

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How to add that to my list of things I have to

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do.

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Correct.

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Wow, well, then you can't complain about it.

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What is happening?

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Not too much? Not too much? What I mean? You know,

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let's let's start about something already

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that's got me uncomfortable.

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Oh god, what did

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sorry? What did I do?

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Now?

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Our daughter has decided that she's

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going to have like a boyfriend or something, and it

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was like a very random decision. Doesn't

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make any sense, and.

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I'm very curious. I don't get it's

1:05

not sleeping at night. I'm not gonna

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lie I I I'm trying to play

1:09

it cool because I want her

1:11

to confide in me and I want her to

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just be comfortable.

1:15

But it's trul about it. You're just like,

1:17

hey, hey, you like, you're like loving it in a way.

1:19

I'm no, I'm not loving it at all. I

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just I just I'm a girl, and I know you know what,

1:23

I am the girl that growing up, my mom

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basically didn't like any guy. I liked

1:28

any boyfriend. It was always a nymer. So

1:31

I am trying to be just that mom

1:34

that hears her out because maybe by speaking

1:37

her truth I can actually get

1:39

to her and for her and give her life lesson.

1:41

I have no problem. I mean,

1:43

I'm not pumped about this, but I

1:46

have no problem if she's likes a guy,

1:48

I got a crush and a guy, or it's going that route. This

1:50

wasn't even about that. There has never

1:53

been a time where she said I have a crush on

1:55

so and so, and it's building and building. I wonder

1:57

if I don't know how to handle it. I kind of like this one

1:59

boy.

2:00

Never she has always spoken very

2:02

highly of this guy.

2:02

Yeah, but speaking highly of somebody has never never

2:05

implied that she has a crush. She's actually talked about other people

2:08

in general. So then out of nowhere, I

2:10

guess all these kids at school are pairing

2:12

up. And I said, Okay, what is it even means? About it, and she's

2:14

like, I don't know. They just walk around with each other.

2:16

Do they hold hands? She goes, no, they

2:18

just walk around with each other and they talk

2:21

as if they're a couple. And I said,

2:23

okay, I get it. How

2:25

did you end up with with this do shoes? Well,

2:27

all my friends kept saying it has to be has

2:30

to be him and you.

2:31

It was two kids and then the other one. There's two

2:33

kids that everybody kept telling her those two

2:35

kids are going to ask you. Ask you means

2:37

I guess you want to be my Valentine because he was around

2:40

Valentine's Day. So one of them ended up

2:42

having a girlfriend out of campus, I don't

2:44

know from where. So there was this one

2:46

left that she's known since kindergarten

2:49

that she actually likes a lot because he has a twin sister

2:51

that is that she thinks is very cool. He's also

2:53

an athlete here anyway, so make the story short.

2:55

To make the story short, the kid was

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supposed to ask her and actually

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never got to it.

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So she asked, were you going to ask me

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something? Because everybody said you were going to ask me a text?

3:06

Yeah, But my point is it's not even

3:09

like an organic I have a crush on somebody.

3:12

This is somebody I like, and.

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She was she she

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feels what bothered

3:19

Eric was that that first text

3:21

the exchange was initiated by

3:24

Sabella saying I have a question for

3:26

you. Everybody kept thinking that you were going to ask

3:28

me, and then you did it.

3:29

Very confused.

3:30

I'm very confused. So that opened

3:32

the door for the kids. It's not that that's

3:34

not what bothers

3:37

me is that there's been no talk of this. There's

3:39

been no build up. It feels like

3:41

you don't want to build sure, you know. It feels

3:43

like pure pressure. It feels like I need

3:45

to date a guy because I

3:47

or not.

3:48

Even date whatever. I need to whatever

3:50

they're calling it, pair up with this person

3:54

because my friends are doing it. Yeah,

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it's like the first sign of peer pressure. I don't

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like it. It's having in a.

4:00

Eric is on the top of it. Another

4:02

kid is running with texting. Now.

4:04

The kid is, like she said, she doesn't even

4:06

have a real phone, Like she just uses an iPad. But

4:09

then it's like they're on group chats. She's never

4:11

she's always been the lazy one that never gets to her

4:13

text check. Now it's like every day

4:15

checking checking, checking on because it is exciting.

4:18

I'm trying to explain to Eric, Eric, don't read too much

4:20

into it. She's not gonna marry this. This is

4:23

just nonsense. But what's

4:25

bothering because the kid now is running with it and he's

4:27

like, hey, good morning, you want to talk today?

4:29

And then emo and is how do you

4:31

do in your tournament? Oh? Cool, okay, you want to call?

4:34

And Eric is dying. I'm dying

4:36

too. I'm just trying to be like Ross, it's normal.

4:39

This is the age. Although she's only twelve.

4:41

That's a little scary. But anyways, it's exciting.

4:44

I told you all this stuff for me started early too,

4:46

But.

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I think it's all gonna be. It's gonna go away.

4:50

But she's getting all like, she feels all

4:52

cute, and then she has a kid paying attention

4:55

to her, and Eric is

4:57

very stressed that she's going to not

5:00

as interested in tennis, and because

5:02

now she instead of going I just don't.

5:04

Like that, she's clinging to her phone all the time and checking.

5:07

How do we deal with that guy?

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Her phone is not even like a real phone. It's like an

5:11

old phone that only works in the house.

5:12

Like a crazy This is

5:14

what's crazy and she knows it. I

5:16

think she forgets we have access to

5:19

all the exchanges because her phone is connected

5:21

to Eric's iCloud, so we actually

5:23

read everything. That's how we found out

5:26

that this was happening, because she was not telling

5:29

and then we kind of like on a runabout way, we

5:31

asked and then we got it. We got it out

5:33

of her that you know what, Sabella, have you been

5:35

in contact with so and so? So she had no choice

5:38

but to open up and tell us the truth because

5:40

Eric finally said, you know that we can read everything,

5:43

and she was shocked. But that's

5:45

the crazy thing is that we know everything

5:48

that is going on.

5:50

I'm having a rough weekend, girl.

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A girlfriend, a boyfriend, mood.

5:59

All right, switch gears and there's

6:01

something else that you'd like to talk about in life, but

6:04

otherwise, let's talk about this. Did

6:06

you realize or did you know? There was a thirty

6:08

six million dollar Mega Millions

6:10

lottery ticket that got voided because no

6:13

one claimed it? Thirty

6:16

six million dollars and.

6:18

To this day, nobody claimed somebody ticket.

6:20

No I think somebody ended up claiming it.

6:22

No, nobody has it, So.

6:24

Then what happens with the money goes back to back.

6:28

Eighty percent of the funds from the unclaimed

6:30

ticket will now be transferred to the trust

6:32

fund for education, or at least it goes into

6:35

a good cause. But that's

6:38

crazy.

6:39

But then what happens. What is a protocol

6:41

if a week or two weeks later the person goes

6:43

even though the do date is done, what the

6:45

deadline is gone? The person could be

6:47

like, here it is, oh my god, I'm so sorry. I was traveling, I

6:50

was sick, I was in the hospital. I didn't know, Like,

6:52

no excuse is valid for the person

6:54

to be able to claim it.

6:55

No, and they give you that much time to

6:57

go through it.

6:58

How long do you have?

6:59

I you know, I don't know. I'm not a lottery ticket

7:01

player here, I don't. I don't do that very I only play

7:04

when we're in like the billion we had a billion mark

7:06

or like six hundred million plus.

7:08

Then I feel like I know what.

7:09

I don't play because I went we had

7:12

we didn't win ever, But what is the name

7:14

of the fan chui? How

7:17

do you say that.

7:22

A food that's so

7:24

bad?

7:24

Whatever? You know?

7:25

You make funny when I try to speak Spanish and you're like, no,

7:28

it's this Okay, so came

7:33

to that.

7:36

The person came to the house right to rearrange

7:39

furniture and all these things. And

7:41

he did like a numerology

7:44

chart for us. And he was

7:46

so adamant when he told

7:48

me, you will never like, don't

7:50

ever gamble, don't ever do

7:53

to you to me, don't do a lotteries.

7:56

You will never ever. There's some people

7:58

that are very like magnetic,

8:00

you know when it comes to winning. Like your aunt is

8:02

one of them that she she goes to Vegas and

8:04

she wins all the time he goes. It doesn't matter

8:06

how you do, You're you're never gonna win. He

8:08

said. Your money is coming from the arts and real estate,

8:11

and that's it.

8:12

And you've done nothing with real estate, right,

8:15

you're not investing in real estate. I keep

8:17

houses, I.

8:18

Tell you all the time. But the dream popper here. How many

8:20

times have I said to you, we need to go into the real estate business

8:22

and dream propper.

8:24

Because you have to take on that brunt. I

8:27

will, but I don't think.

8:29

So now I'm creating brands. You don't understand, my husband.

8:31

You don't understand that's my real estate.

8:32

You don't understand the process of flipping

8:34

a house. You just you want to spend so much

8:37

money in the house will go upside down?

8:39

Beautiful. I want to look

8:42

at this cute top from at.

8:45

Ross that is very cute. But why your

8:48

boobs are called biger that time?

8:49

I know why? Right? They look big?

8:51

That's a great top.

8:52

Am I getting weight again?

8:53

What you're not gaining? Oh my gosh.

8:56

Anyways, so

9:00

anyways, would you would you

9:02

lose your mind if you I mean, I know you'd

9:04

lose your mind if you found out a week.

9:05

Later that you die like

9:08

die like dead, that where's in psychiatry

9:11

care?

9:11

She'd blame me, You'd

9:13

blame me, and you know where it'd be. It'd be in your It'd be in

9:15

the center console of your car, buried under some whoppers.

9:19

They'd all be melted to the paper.

9:21

And then you would like, oh, you know what you'd have done. You'd like take it

9:23

up and put your gum in it. Guess you always do. You c up

9:25

gum and put it and they'd be sitting there and be in the trash.

9:28

That's sad. It's very possible that I would

9:30

do something like that. I want millions

9:33

and it's combined with old

9:35

gum instead of trash.

9:38

Anyways, what what else is happening with the

9:40

world?

9:41

Well? Did you? I

9:44

mean, I guess, what do you think about this? This Madam

9:46

web movie that a lot

9:48

of buzz.

9:49

I don't know anything about it, but.

9:50

A lot of buzz. Dakota Johnson, big

9:53

big, you know, property again, piece of IP,

9:55

and I guess it's it's bombed.

9:57

It's not doing very well.

9:59

What is it about?

10:00

It's another another superhero movie.

10:03

And she plays a superhero.

10:04

She plays Madam Webb okay for Sony

10:06

Pictures. I think, I mean, look.

10:08

Is there like superhero fatigue when it comes

10:10

to thirteen on Rotten Tomatoes

10:13

thirteen, So clearly it's

10:15

just I guess, not that good of a movie.

10:18

But I think people are getting a little burnt

10:20

out with superhero movies. I think it's happening.

10:23

I don't know that it's there, that the wave is gone,

10:25

but I think that people are a little burnt out. And I

10:28

feel like maybe even post strike, people

10:30

are looking for some fresh,

10:32

new content, things that are inspiring,

10:35

that are that are you know, not repeats

10:37

or remake. I mean no, this they're still remaking a ton of stuff.

10:39

Suits is getting a reboot. I mean everything's getting

10:42

rebooted. But you know it's fine if

10:44

the superhero thing is is the ship has sailed a bit

10:46

like Suits.

10:47

It did so well on Netflix after many

10:49

many years after it first aired,

10:52

and my agent

10:54

was telling me that now every single actress, every

10:56

single actress that he represents, is calling

10:58

about the reboot. Is there anything for me? Is

11:01

there anything is going to be big? I

11:03

well, not necessarily. Everybody assumes a lot

11:05

of things, and you don't know. I hope it does. But

11:07

but it's interesting how nobody thought

11:09

about I want to be a cast member of Suits,

11:11

and now everybody wants to be a cast member of in Suits.

11:14

It's really funny. Do you think

11:16

Mega Markle would come back.

11:18

No, she's not coming back.

11:19

It would be awesome though.

11:20

No, she doesn't need to come back for anything.

11:22

She doesn't need to, but she would never know.

11:24

It would be It would be silly. I think, why

11:27

if she came back to do in the original

11:29

cast is coming back and then all of a sudden.

11:30

She's she's the star, then be a star. She's

11:33

the Duchess, ex Duchess, the biggest

11:35

thing ever.

11:35

Royal ex royal, like she's.

11:38

I don't know what she's an actress.

11:39

I know, but I don't think she's not going back to suits

11:41

funny, not by any means.

11:45

If they call you to do a superhero role,

11:47

are you going to be like, no, there is a

11:49

little fatigued will you

11:51

do it?

11:52

No, you totally do it. I don't

11:54

think it's a bad decision at all by any

11:56

means. And I think people still

11:59

love seeing those movies

12:01

and they still make movie stars or they

12:03

you know, they sustain a movie stars career. But I

12:05

think there I believe there is a little

12:07

bit of fatigue becuse I've heard there's been a lot of retooling over at

12:09

Marvel. There's obviously been a ton of retooling at DC.

12:12

They're trying to crack the formula.

12:13

We will be your superhero choice.

12:18

You know, my dream was for you to and I've said it many times

12:20

before,

12:22

So whatever, So which

12:24

one do you want to do?

12:26

I don't know Batman

12:30

for Batman, you could do Badman.

12:32

You'd be an amazing Batman. Actually, Directors,

12:36

producers, Hollywood if

12:38

you ever do that, If you want to have the

12:40

most handsome Batman in the history

12:43

of the Batman franchise, Eric

12:45

Wintry is your guy, Team Bradford,

12:47

your hashtag team.

12:49

You're wait too kind. Speaking of the report comes

12:51

out this week to do our

12:54

first episode out the Gate and then the second

12:56

episode are one hundredth episode. I'm very

12:58

curious to see how the fans come

13:01

back and show out for the rookie massive.

13:03

I think it'll do.

13:04

I think I predict seven million.

13:06

No, no, we've never done seven

13:08

million. That's not go. This is the first you've never

13:10

done that. We do it five point I take it

13:12

back, we do like ten million after like the DVR

13:15

numbers come in and we're the you know, highest watch show

13:18

but live. I don't even know point two five

13:22

possible.

13:24

I was talking to my friend, Guys, I did a show many

13:26

years ago, cool Without a Trace, that was huge

13:29

when we did it many many years ago, and you

13:31

know all these reboots, and I was like, Poppy, you should call

13:33

CBS and tell CBS that they

13:35

should bring back Without a Trace. Would

13:38

be a great gig. I don't, oh, the cast members will

13:40

come back shoot in la. I

13:42

don't have to do it because I'm fine.

13:44

But she was like, why would they reboot that show?

13:46

Because was human? It was the biggest thing

13:49

on CBS.

13:49

Was the third case. So was all these shows,

13:51

they all were big. They're not going to reboot all those again, They're

13:53

just doing them in different ways. The

13:56

procedural engine never ends,

13:58

especially with CBS.

13:59

That's what you don't think they bring Andrew

14:01

Poppy Montgomery, Erica Close,

14:04

Mary Anne Bap.

14:05

Teased, I mean are

14:07

huge, Enrique Muci,

14:10

I don't know. I actually don't know with

14:12

the same cast if a reboot would do is do you think

14:14

it would huge? Really

14:18

with the CBS.

14:18

Audience very much?

14:19

Maybe?

14:20

I think so.

14:21

Maybe. I mean they're doing a lot of this, you.

14:23

Know, I think so.

14:24

Building it back up. I

14:34

got another headline I want to talk about.

14:36

I actually love this because obviously we're

14:38

parents and can you imagine if our kids went through

14:41

this. But Larry fish

14:43

far At faiish I said that all wrong. Larry

14:46

Fairish Junior is

14:49

known in the community. He's the bus driver taking a lot

14:51

of kids to school. And one

14:54

morning he's picking up this little boy, Levi

14:56

that he always picks up, who's always got a big smile on his face,

14:58

always super happy to to school,

15:01

and he notices the kid's having a really bad

15:03

day, goes to pick them up in the bus and the

15:05

kids sitting on the grass, not standing there with a smile.

15:07

He guy his jacket over his head and he asked them what's up.

15:09

He's not sitting by any of his friends when he gets on

15:11

the bus. And it was pajama day at

15:13

school and he didn't have any pajamas.

15:16

So this kid was wrecked, and I

15:18

guess it deeply, clearly deeply affected him.

15:20

But this Larry Farrish went

15:22

out of his way, went to the family dollar

15:25

store and purchased two pairs of pajamas for Levi

15:27

and then went back to the school to give

15:29

them to him so he could have pajamas for

15:31

pajama day. How cool is that?

15:34

That's amazing?

15:35

I think to have a bus driver who

15:38

this is what I always say, people who

15:40

love what they do, go above

15:42

and beyond for anybody. I don't care where you work,

15:44

I don't care what you do. With this bus driver

15:47

who has his job. One job,

15:49

right he's picking these kids u from school and he's dropping them off.

15:51

But to go above and beyond in whatever

15:54

it is you're doing as a profession,

15:56

I always have so much respect,

15:58

whatever that might be, to treat people kind,

16:00

going out of their way, I know when I go to like certain

16:02

places to buy something and somebody who's just over

16:05

the top filled with love and like wants

16:07

to brighten your day. Yeah, it means so much

16:09

to me. So I love

16:12

hearing something like that.

16:12

You know, one of my favorite pages on Instagram

16:15

is this guy. His name is Zachary

16:18

darn Niovski. I don't know how to pronounce his

16:20

last name. The handle is MDY

16:22

motivator. Like you say that motivator,

16:25

motivator, yeah, empty motivator. And

16:27

this guy that's his life and that's

16:29

his calling in life. He basically just

16:32

bring smiles

16:34

and incredible

16:36

things to people's lives. He just goes to He could be

16:38

walking down the street and he sees somebody, a homeless

16:40

person, a kid from an inner city

16:43

community, somebody

16:45

crying, and all he does is just go there

16:48

and just come up with the most incredible gift

16:50

to whether it is monetary or

16:53

tickets to something or a word of

16:55

wisdom, and it is life

16:57

change in the stories that you see. He

16:59

travels all over the world, and I

17:01

could spend my entire day just saying

17:04

this.

17:04

Guy, even

17:06

even on the smallest scale, we can all

17:09

be, We can all have a little bit of Larry. Yeah,

17:11

in our daily lives. Right, it didn't take

17:14

that much for him to go out of his way and

17:16

get something really simple and basic

17:18

for this kid. I think it's a great what.

17:21

We should do. You know what would be amazing

17:23

for to teach our kids. It's like maybe

17:25

once a month, right, and

17:28

we should call it a day

17:30

of a day of kindness

17:32

and then pick something to do is either

17:35

feed a homeless person or go to downtown

17:37

LA to like whatever area

17:39

that those kids are volunteer, or

17:42

just bring.

17:42

A toy, the

17:44

clothes that we have and things that we have, go.

17:46

Into a dog shelter and say, you know, why do

17:48

you want us to walk the dogs today? Can we

17:51

bathe some dogs and do it once a month

17:53

and call it the day of kindness? I agree, that

17:55

would be an amazing thing.

17:56

We need to step it up because we are we share slacking

17:59

very much.

18:00

It's all about doing tiktoks.

18:01

But you know, oh terrible,

18:06

sorry, Larry, You're

18:09

my hero, Thank you, Larry? What else is

18:11

new?

18:11

And now?

18:11

Oh why? Why? What is going on with your back?

18:13

So obsessed with love is blind? Guys

18:16

like all night watching it, watching watching

18:20

it, watching it, said.

18:21

I love it because it gives me something to do. I mean, I'm

18:23

into listening to podcasts.

18:26

I do think it's funny watching something while

18:28

I'm doing like chores and like I'm doing like

18:30

things. It entertains me.

18:32

I do think it's funny. The story you told me about the girl who

18:34

sold herself to the guy as Megan Fox

18:37

and then she turned around the corner or whatever,

18:39

and he was like, jaw dropped clearly,

18:41

and.

18:42

He said, Fox, she's not Megan Fox. She's

18:44

very attractive, it's just she's not Megan Fox.

18:46

Do you tell yourself as Megan Fox.

18:47

It's the only thing she said. It was Listen, I have dark

18:50

hair and I have blue eyes.

18:51

But that's some people. That

18:54

could be a number of people.

18:56

I know. Well, yeah, it's I'm

18:59

very curious that relationship is going to play

19:01

because yeah, and now but now he's going to meet

19:04

the other girl that he almost picked.

19:06

One, that girl, what

19:09

do you mean if he dropped one? Can

19:11

you go back to them?

19:11

Be such a dick, horrible move, like

19:14

he's meddling love about.

19:15

Mary kind

19:17

of got misled.

19:19

He still he still says that she's beautiful, and he says,

19:21

I still fancy. She's so insecure because

19:24

now she's got so insecure about her looks, and

19:26

he's so sad to see her struggle like that when

19:28

you have a guy that is head over heels with

19:30

who you are as a person. But now you see

19:32

though he's playing it like he is,

19:35

like he loves her, but then he little

19:37

comments. And then there's another

19:39

contestant that when

19:41

they all meet, like they go to this

19:44

location, all the couples meet together

19:46

for the first time, and there's another girl that

19:49

picked somebody else and he sees

19:51

her and she has like this amazing

19:54

booty, like an amazing physique, and he

19:56

was like, WHOA, she's stacked. He said

19:59

that, But I think it was in front

20:01

of everybody. She's stacked.

20:03

What if I had said that about a girl, if

20:06

I said someone was stacked. No,

20:08

I'm not trying to you to

20:11

try to risk my life. I'm asking you what if

20:13

I had said that girl stacked had

20:16

a couple drinks in me? WHOA?

20:20

Do you know

20:22

what I'll do? Dude,

20:24

here's the key. Can go stack

20:26

yourself, stack your freaking face

20:29

all.

20:31

Your reaction. Yeah, that girl

20:33

stacked. Good

20:38

people came and see what Rosin's eyes look at

20:40

me right now like it's daggers.

20:44

This is the smile when Rosin smiles because she's

20:46

on camera, but she wants to kill me.

20:49

What would you do if I see this, dude, I'm

20:51

going, this dude is hot? What would

20:53

you do?

20:54

You've said the guys attracted before, when

20:57

you said, oh, that that guy's really attracted, like about talking

20:59

about.

20:59

Some never yeah, and if

21:01

I have this because we're talking about somebody not in

21:04

front of the person with you there and the guy looking at me

21:06

and I go, you're hot.

21:07

I didn't say wink. You just added a wink and you

21:09

just got like all say with it.

21:11

If I say I about it, dude, if

21:14

we're in front, in front of a bunch of people

21:16

and there's a guy and I go, he's hot, what would

21:19

you do?

21:19

You'll die die.

21:23

I wouldn't be too pumped about it, that's for sure.

21:25

You go, so don't tell anybody.

21:27

I'm not staring daggers at you right now

21:29

with that, even the insinuation or

21:31

the idea of it, you're just like, literally anyways,

21:34

guys kill me right now.

21:35

I highly recommend Love

21:38

is Blind Season six is very days the Puerto

21:40

Rican She she's so beautiful. I can't wait a meet her.

21:42

And I see I saw I

21:45

think five episodes and in a couple of days

21:47

the remaining of the season is going to unfold

21:49

and I cannot wait. But it's a

21:51

lot of fun, is it?

21:52

Though? It is, But you don't think any

21:54

of it staged at all, like even remotely.

21:57

No, I don't think so.

21:58

Really, I don't think so.

22:00

I think it's really crafted. It's well crafted.

22:03

Listen, the kids are, couples are having babies.

22:05

There are some that have worked, they're still together.

22:08

So the experience is a social experiment. They

22:11

experiment. At times it

22:13

works.

22:14

I know it's

22:17

interesting. Maybe maybe I think

22:20

some girls just lied there and said she looked like somebody else

22:22

and then turned around the corner and it was nowhere near it. I

22:24

would be really bummed out of about it.

22:26

Well, it doesn't happen when girls go out to a

22:28

club and they're all made off in the club, makeup

22:31

and then take a the next

22:33

mornings.

22:34

Stuff that happens. You're like, oh my god, it's

22:36

not what I you know, who I thought I met. I'm sure it happens with girls

22:39

too, with guys all the time.

22:40

No, No, not like that because you guys put no makeup.

22:42

You guys are who you are. Well, there's

22:44

no way to dress up and show cleavage

22:46

and do high heels and.

22:48

Playing deal Breaker at work

22:51

a lot the other day. I mean we've been playing it a

22:53

lot. I have like all the hair and makeup doing at

22:55

wardrobe. We're all cracking up, like we're coming

22:57

up with all these scenarios. And went back to this

22:59

one and I said, Okay, so if

23:01

you met a guy and

23:04

you guys have been going out for a

23:06

couple of months, whatever your number is, like, as far

23:08

as you know, you're gonna take that next step,

23:10

maybe sleep with the person. Oh, it gets picking

23:13

up, and you really like his

23:15

personality. He's a lot of fun. You know,

23:17

you seem to like it. You know his background

23:19

and everything he's told. You've met some of his friends,

23:22

and things are picking up, and you guys get romantic

23:24

one night and you guys sleep together. And

23:26

then after you guys finish up

23:28

and you're about to go to bed, he reaches

23:30

into his mouth and pulls out all

23:33

of his teeth and their dentures and he puts them in

23:35

a glass next to the bed. What do you

23:37

do? Are you

23:39

in or are you out? The

23:43

whole grill just gums.

23:47

It's a lot of silence. Are you in there out?

23:49

I don't know a.

23:52

Lot of people were out because they couldn't believe

23:55

he didn't say anything, But I said, how do you know?

23:58

Say something?

23:58

And also that he just didn't even prep anybody for it, just

24:01

pull his teeth out and put him in a jar next to the bed without

24:03

even saying anything to me.

24:05

It'll be like, what what was the reason? Like? What did

24:07

you do? Is it was a lack of hygiene?

24:10

Like how come you don't have any teeth to the point

24:12

that you have to have dentures at this age?

24:14

Are you like a slob? Like I'll be like,

24:17

my worry will be more like who are you

24:19

for that to happen?

24:21

I think I'd just be shocked that

24:23

the way the person did it and didn't even like.

24:27

Conversation exactly, Like, let me tell you something.

24:28

I'm gonna be very honest, I don't know what the conversation would

24:30

be and he just needs to get to get it out,

24:32

like me with my retainer that I didn't use again,

24:35

Oh my god, is

24:37

happening? But you do this all the time?

24:40

It's very hard for me to be consistent

24:42

with this.

24:42

Retain always talking about my memory. But

24:44

your memory is shocked.

24:45

But we know that.

24:46

But I mean, okay, you know one of my biggest pet peeves.

24:48

Also if you leave everything

24:52

hanging in the shower still to this day, like

24:54

you got dental flaws hanging all over the sides of

24:57

the walls in the shower doors,

25:00

just hanging on the side. I had to put one away the other day. It was

25:02

on the handle. I'm like, are you kidding me? Extra,

25:05

It's like our showers a trash caw at

25:07

all and then the clogs a drain. But now

25:10

we have another plumbing is my hair super

25:12

bowl? Our mainline clogged issue

25:15

your hair. It's like a freaking rodent.

25:18

Baby baby boom boom, hey boo boom.

25:20

Look at this main But why do you have a

25:22

man of hair in the drain? Is gonna be how

25:25

you saying? Clogged his hair?

25:29

Hair demo floss, estrogen patches,

25:32

forgets it all, forget

25:35

run and then forget. The

25:37

mouth guard complains

25:39

about the team J.

25:41

Well it's today, it's not that bad my

25:43

team J.

25:43

Anyways, I don't I don't

25:46

understand. I don't understand what how

25:48

you're forgetting so much, all the supplements

25:51

you're taking, everything you're doing for your brain. How,

25:55

I don't know age is kicking in?

25:58

All right, Well it's been on.

26:01

This episode has been all

26:03

over the place that girls stacked.

26:05

Guys can't wait to drop that bomb do

26:08

it? I can.

26:08

I cannot wait to see you do it

26:11

and hear those words inside

26:14

my ears. I'll have I'll have a

26:16

blast that day you

26:18

listen, Love.

26:19

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