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Of the law and order franchises. SVU
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is considered especially watchable.
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We are the amateur detectives who kind of investigate
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the vicious felonies. These episodes are based
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on.
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These are our stories, done done.
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Yay, that's messed up. A SVU
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podcast.
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My name is Lisa, my name is Kara,
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and we every week on
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this podcast go through an episode
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of SVU the true crime it's based on.
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Sometimes we have a guest.
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Un there's
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no guests. Yeah, democracy is falling? Can
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you just leap back off? Well, we
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have some good ones coming up. We haven't completely
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abandoned guests, but just everybody relaxed,
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hear.
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Yeah, we're both recovering.
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Literally, if you guys were listening to last week,
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I unknowingly had COVID.
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I was watching.
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I was feeling bad the last episode
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that we recorded and was like oh, and
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then went in the house right after we recorded, took a test
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and was like bye forever.
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And I was in bed for a few days and
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then I just got.
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Better and I was been fine the last few days and now I feel
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like shit again. And Liza's been sick the last few days.
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Everyone I know is sick. It's like fucking
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I don't know what's happening. I woke up Friday
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and wasn't feeling well, but I kept pushing
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through because it's also like, well,
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you're party and you're smoking weed.
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You're saying this, there's a radiator, the air is
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dry, this and that. So I make
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excuses, I make excuses. I'm pushing
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I'm pushing through. I had dinner reservations.
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I wanted to do them.
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I'm at dinner and my friend looks at me
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and goes, you've been degrading this whole night, and you need to
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leave. She
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goes, you are getting worse and worse. Your
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attitude is a nightmare. You are so snappy,
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and you need to go home. And I had to cancel eight shows
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over the weekend. Oh my god, I
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could have bought a Tiffany's you know necklace.
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Yeah, funny, Oh
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my god, Bush, But say
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even about that, I just like, I'm off this high
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of my special coming out. I'm like
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doing all these pods.
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I like, like I'm feeling good.
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The external validation is popping
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on the internet. Yeah, to then
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be like, you need to leave dinner immediately,
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Jesus. That just reminds me of the time you
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came and did my show when it was at Barlu Bitch,
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and you were just curled up in the corner and
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you're like, no, I'm ready to go whenever.
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And I was like, you need to get the fuck out of here.
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You're dying. Well
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posto, that was a pre previ that was
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pre COVID. Yeah, you don't. You can't push
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through.
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But I flicked someone off in the line in the bathroom
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at this restaurant.
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I told Amanda fuck off, like I had,
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I had to go.
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And then it was it was sad,
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but I still puffed the weed. It's I'll
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have this call for a while. But a bunch of people
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from my party got sick. Fucking Molly has bronchitis.
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There's influenza A. I mean, people
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are sick.
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That's what I had. And then I got my period.
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Oh my god, imagine leading
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in calling at the same time. No kill
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me. That's terrible, that's funny, terrible,
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just coming out from everywhere. Listen, I
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just had the flu a month ago. I had the flu
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and then COVID and now I have some kind of weird cold,
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like I'm sick of as shit. But anyway, but it's
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a good lesson, and you know me, like I I'm
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never actually disappointed because life is good. But I
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build everything up in my head. My expectations
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are always sky high, so like, well, my
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special will come out and Hollywood will
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grab me. And then I was like,
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oh, I'm still in my Tailor Swift sweatshirt,
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like I still
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don't want to wash my hair. I am the same person
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and nothing is truly changed,
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which is fine because life is I mean, outside
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of the disasters.
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But it is just so funny how I
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can never change.
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My like yeah, oh
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my god. And I'm like, oh, I guess
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it's like the same, but
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with more comments, you know what I mean. It's like just
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more comments. But life is pretty chill.
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Of course.
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My father ask for physical copies of the
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special. I
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go, and where are you gonna watch him? Where
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are you gonna watch that on? Now? Did he mean DVD?
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Did he mean a VHS? What was
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he referring to?
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They're gonna send They're gonna send him
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a DVD and a drive.
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Oh cool.
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But I also told him I go, I
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go, dad, you know, because
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for analytics, whatever they send you. But I'm like,
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you know, watch it as many times as you can. I'm
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you're obsessed with me? What else you have to do?
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Put it on?
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Like I'm telling my parents, not all of you live your
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lives, you know, don't ignore your
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children. But I
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and then my dad goes, yeah, but they're
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gonna tell us from the same house, so I'm
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sure you know. They say that's not gonna count. Who
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said that to you?
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That's how like the Nielsen ratings maybe
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work. I don't think that's how fucking streams
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were. No, they want you to watch it a lot of
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time. That's the whole point. Like can they trap
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you? The tech wants to trap you? But I'm like, dad,
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who are you?
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Who told you?
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Who?
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How are you the expert on the thing that you don't
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even know how to work? Right now?
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Like it?
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They also didn't call me. I'm
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waiting.
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I call my dad the next day because I knew
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they stayed up to watch it. I go, hey,
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did you guys see any good? And my
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dad goes, oh, we say it's early. I have
5:19
to go feed the street cat and then hangs
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up on me. I
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don't hear from them again. The next
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day, I wake up, I don't hear from them. I call
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them in the afternoon. My mom goes, I'm sorry,
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I had a pedicure. I go a
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forty eight hour pedicure. What the fuck are you
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going?
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I don't know what the like.
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You? Why am I making
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just like And then my sister's being
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like, well, what you know, very
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like mushrooms therapy of like,
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well, why do you even really need to talk to mom
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that bad?
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And I'm like, for for compliments,
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validation my parents.
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She's trying to make me feel like shit that I want
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attention from my parents at the biggest week
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of my life.
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No, that's so.
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Then I screamed at them and they're like, sorry,
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we thought you'd be busy.
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I'm like, no, I did too. I did. Oh
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my god, that is so funny.
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No, but it has been.
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Yeah, it's been. It's
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been nice. I mean hearing nice things. Usually
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the internet's not nice. It's so knock
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on wood. It can turn at any moment, but so
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far, everyone's just been so kind. And I feel
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like, you know, you put something out to relate
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to people, and then when people relate to it or into.
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It, it feels good.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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My sister's like, why do you need external
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validation? I'm like, bitch,
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I'm like dancing on a stage. What are you talking
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about? Look at my entire career,
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like this is what we do. Oh
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but my friend Alex from London was in town.
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I couldn't see her because I was sick in bed for me, No,
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so I saw her for Oh and at my party
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I made so many blacked out, drunk plans
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that I had dinner plans with her. And I get a text
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going, hey, I got the tickets for Death Becomes Her.
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Where should we meet?
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Oh?
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No, yeah, I was blacked out. I go, yeah, I'll
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be there in a few hours. Oh so you wait,
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tell me about it because I think I want to go at the.
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End of the month.
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Dude, it is awesome as
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a lover of the movie, like any
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of the things they had to switch for the stage,
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fine, Like it's awesome. It's so fun
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and I've never seen a musical that has
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to do special effects, you know, with
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like the neck and the fight and the stairs, so like the
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way they do the effects is cool, and
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the set.
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Makes everything look so grand.
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The singing is good, the costumes, the acting,
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and it's funny and it's sexy. Okay,
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I'm gonna get tickets. I'm gonna get tickets.
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I want to go.
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I have like one thing that wasn't my fay one
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out of the out of two full acts,
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there's like one little thing that I'm
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like, I don't know, but but I I'm not gonna
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say. And the best merch ever. I
8:03
bought two pin sets, a magnet and a compact.
8:05
Like I loved it. The pin set
8:07
is like the sem Forraviva Live Forever. Yeah,
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like the gold little s Yeah.
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Oh I love that.
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Yeah, and the potion and it says death
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becomes they're all in one, like it's three
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pins.
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Oh, I love that. That's like really cool.
8:23
That's so great. Yeah, it
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really was. Uh oh the Radiator,
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so you.
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Know the people from La that like that
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came so that afterwards I'm like, oh, come to my apartment.
8:34
Let's like smoke some weed and hang out. And
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we're sitting and after a while I go, oh, that's my
8:38
radiator. Sorry, and they go, yeah,
8:40
no, it's been concerning, but you were acting like nothing
8:43
was happening.
8:43
So we just went along
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with it. No one's climbing in here. It
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is loud. I think we should leave it just for this special
8:54
episode.
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The sword Fights everybody if you've been familiar,
9:00
uh yeah, this is just New York heating. And
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then I had Shang Wang texted yes stream being
9:04
like hey, I'm in town to
9:06
do gigs. Like you want to hang, I'm like, come on
9:09
over, and he was like this is insane.
9:11
How do you live with this?
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I'm like, I'm like, unless it's the morning,
9:14
I don't really notice that as much anymore.
9:17
Wait, I love that you and Shanghong out like
9:19
just haging, that's so fun. Oh
9:22
yeah, well you know what's funny about him?
9:24
So we had a daytime hang where he just came over. Actually
9:27
the housewives were on, and
9:30
like they were on, I put them on.
9:31
I don't have.
9:35
And it was Berkshire's like
9:37
Derinda but like the you're a whore,
9:39
you fuck everyone's I made it nice and
9:42
he goes, so's this kind of
9:44
like a show about like, you know, clinical
9:46
diagnoses.
9:48
Are they all just And I got that's what they
9:50
look at it.
9:51
And then I was giving them the history of like women and
9:53
family and how it were blah blah blah, and I kept going and
9:55
then we were watching and after an hour and a half he was
9:57
like, this is really making me feel
9:59
bad and we put this. He
10:02
goes, this is stressful, but it's funny.
10:04
You're right.
10:04
We had like a chill thing. And then I met up with him late
10:06
at night at the cellar post drink. Like I
10:09
saw daytime and nighttime of a person, and it
10:11
was really funny and they were very different.
10:14
But I watched David Tell last night. It
10:17
was like watching Michael Jordan, where you know it's going
10:19
to be good.
10:20
And we had smoked a ton of blunts and like we were
10:22
ready for it, but I had not left. I
10:25
I can't believe it, and
10:27
so good to be you know, we have He
10:29
goes, Oh god, the congestion prices.
10:31
He goes, I love it. I love it for my business.
10:34
I mean it's been amazing, you know, sex
10:37
trafficking. It's really zipping
10:40
and zipping through those bridges. And I'm like, you're
10:42
so funny. You're so
10:45
funny.
10:47
Oh he's a legend. Yeah
10:50
wait, I just keep babbling.
10:51
But thank you everyone that was watching and sending
10:54
posts and like tagging me. It feels
10:57
really nice, So I appreciate
10:59
that.
11:00
Sure, I loved it.
11:02
I mean it is me trying to rip off David
11:04
Tel's roadwork. In a more fashion.
11:06
So we
11:09
need a female Dava Tel that's fat. He's
11:11
like, I haven't. He's like, I haven't watched it yet.
11:13
It's I must say. And in my head I'm like, yeah, I hope
11:15
you don't. You're gonna be like this bitch is trying to
11:17
rip me off? No,
11:22
I mean, how many women are doing just Sarah
11:24
Silverman, how many?
11:25
Like there's so many.
11:26
People ripping everybody off. You can
11:28
take a davat tell another one.
11:30
So homophobic.
11:31
But like someone wrote to Jared Goldstein on his podcast
11:33
being like, this is just Caleb Harron's podcast,
11:35
like you know, stop it, blah blah blah,
11:38
and it's like and then Jared Goldstein
11:40
wrote, Oh, I'm actually copying Stavros'
11:43
podcast where it's like.
11:46
Shut up.
11:47
Like podcasts are like two
11:49
people talking on a thing is just like what
11:51
we're all doing. I don't know.
11:53
I don't know what to tell you. I mean ours is more
11:55
intense than.
11:56
Yeah, but that's a wild that's a like any
11:58
gay man talking to friends is Caleb
12:00
now.
12:01
But yeah, death becomes from is great. I definitely
12:03
have to uh okay
12:06
around you gotta go see it. It's
12:08
and we love the movie, so it's like you're
12:11
gonna love it.
12:11
Yeah. So
12:14
we talked about Amelia Perez last week and
12:17
a listener did give us a little
12:19
bit of context about why people hate on it so much,
12:22
because like the director is not Mexican, but he made
12:24
like a Mexican movie where he's like seeing a
12:26
lot, making a lot of you know whatever. And
12:28
I totally like that is context I did not have
12:31
before I watched it. But I hate to say something. Everybody
12:33
I did enjoy Amelia Perez. Oh my god,
12:35
I might be one of the only Jared and I watched it. We
12:37
were like, this is kind of good. Like, I mean, listen,
12:40
it's not a good musical. Like the musical.
12:42
I'm not gonna be singing the songs. And that clip
12:45
that's going around the internet of penis
12:47
to vagina, of vagina to penis or whatever
12:49
is awful.
12:50
That is the most awful clip and that is the only clip
12:52
that's going around. So that is bad.
12:54
But how do you be defying gravity?
12:57
How does the nurst part of the movie you
12:59
know be you know, to me, it's apples and
13:01
oranges. Like they're not trying to be define
13:03
gravity at all. No, they won the Golden Globe for song.
13:06
This is what I'm saying out. Oh that's crazy,
13:08
That's what I'm saying. It beating Wicked
13:11
for the song. That's crazy.
13:14
What that's all I'm mad about.
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I don't care.
13:18
Oh, I just thought everybody, like everybody's
13:20
like, why is it getting all these nominations for everything? And I'm like, well,
13:22
it's not trying to be Wicked. The music's not good. And then
13:24
you're telling me they won the Golden Globe.
13:25
Yeah, what the fuck?
13:27
That's crazy, defying gravity, loss
13:30
to penis to Vagina Like that, that's not what I'm
13:32
saying. The
13:36
acting is really good, and I actually
13:38
like was I was intrigued by the story. I do realize
13:41
that it's problematic in a lot of ways. And also the
13:43
star of the show, the star of the movie
13:45
literally has had some really bad tweets resurface.
13:48
So I'm not trying, but I'm just trying to say, I don't know what's
13:50
wrong with my brain. Like Katya would not stop talking
13:52
about how much she hated and she could even get through it, and
13:54
I was like, this is like a movie I've never seen
13:57
before.
13:57
Like it was truly like say what you will
13:59
about it.
14:00
You've never seen anything really like it, and I thought
14:02
it was wild and I kind of was into it. Maybe
14:04
I was, I don't know. Everybody
14:06
was like, you know what you have, Caarra, You have COVID to blame that
14:08
for. You can always say I had COVID when I watched I
14:11
loved it.
14:12
Yes, so there's
14:14
that.
14:17
But wait, speaking of award shows, let's
14:20
talk about the Grammys for a second.
14:22
What were your big takeaways.
14:23
I feel that we need to do a
14:25
fucking extraction mission on Kanye's
14:27
wife, Like I'm I feel sad for this woman, Like
14:30
I can't.
14:31
I talked about that's on another pod, but I'm like, I
14:33
just we just have to.
14:35
Have hope that it's a performance piece since
14:37
she's ivyly educated.
14:38
I mean, I don't know.
14:39
I mean, I just wish she would do one interview.
14:41
Can you do one interview where you say that everything's
14:43
okay? And then like, I know, but my thing
14:46
is like, if you're using this guy for like I, he's
14:48
just we know he's an abusive man.
14:50
So it's like, yeah, I don't know
14:52
why we're but I don't. I don't know.
14:54
It's I honest, But the thing that's crazy,
14:56
is I I did think the stalking
14:59
looked good, like it was the best sheer stocking
15:01
that's ever existed. And I talked to someone
15:03
else that was like on a hangar it looked really cool
15:05
too, and it's like, it is cool,
15:08
it's just not the play.
15:10
I don't know, we need the lip
15:12
reading girl.
15:13
To because they had conversation it
15:15
seemed like her going like I don't want to do this and him
15:17
being like, you have to do it. But then someone's like, maybe she
15:19
has a humiliation kink, like maybe this is what she
15:22
seems to like. We don't really know,
15:24
but with everything we know about him and
15:27
what's come to light about so many other musicians
15:29
in this industry, I just don't.
15:31
Know how we like sit back and chill out.
15:33
But like that's I guess, just.
15:35
Life right now, Like these horrible
15:38
things are happening and your
15:40
we're like sitting and I
15:42
mean it's the Long five.
15:43
It's yeah. Oh but
15:46
I did see don't look up. I've never seen it.
15:48
Oh. I like that.
15:49
It's the best movie ever and it makes me understand
15:53
what's happening now. I'm like, how did Adam McKay
15:55
in twenty twenty one predict
15:58
right now, like it is happening right now. He's
16:00
the richest guy is going and doing what he wants
16:03
and that happened in this movie, and like why don't
16:05
we take those movies more seriously?
16:07
Yeah, yeah, I don't know, Like
16:09
I loved I liked that movie a lot when I saw it, and
16:11
like, yeah, it's like everyone says idiocracy
16:14
is happening, Like we're chiocracy was
16:16
just dumb, not as hateful, Like it was
16:18
dumb. Yeah, but they were just like inbred
16:21
and masturbating, not trying to take
16:23
like they were too dumb for school.
16:25
Not we want to take away school so we
16:28
have child labor and like no more.
16:29
Osha, you know, Like that's what's
16:32
It's like, it's just going
16:35
back to nineteen fourteen, and you
16:37
know, I'm not really built for that.
16:39
Yeah, none of us are.
16:41
I'm nervous about these teens that Elon
16:43
Musk has running around. These guys that are doing all
16:45
this shit are nineteen and twenty. How are they getting
16:47
into these buildings? How are they getting passwords
16:49
to the computers? Like I don't understand any of the logistics.
16:52
We know that you guys all are like all
16:54
of all of the people that listen to this podcast
16:57
are have amazing careers, and so I'm sure some of you
16:59
work in the We're gonna can tell us how a bunch of teens
17:01
are allowed to just go in and like show a picture
17:03
of Elon Musk in a tesla and walk
17:05
in and get classified information. Also,
17:08
instead of ranting into the ether, if
17:11
you are someone that is working in an
17:13
industry that is being impacted right now, right
17:15
like if you are an immigration
17:18
law if you are at a school
17:20
that's about to lose your fun, it's like, if
17:23
you are just being impacted right now
17:25
in a big way, reach out to us
17:28
so then we can like do something.
17:30
Yeah, you know, it's about the community. It's
17:32
about small actions, about doing what we can. You guys
17:35
have always been amazing with the Amazon wishless
17:37
for teachers or anytime we post about organization
17:40
or you know what would sister peg Do's
17:43
so like, I mean not
17:45
to bring it back to soul cycle, but my teacher,
17:47
one of the teachers, was like, you know, feel grateful
17:49
that you feel safe in this space, and think
17:52
about all the people that do not have a space like this to
17:54
feel safe.
17:56
And so it's like thinking about that and like
17:58
any direct impact that we can help. If
18:01
your boots on the ground being impacted
18:03
right now, let us know, because we all
18:06
will be. I mean, there's a New York doctor
18:08
being fucking sued for giving an abortion
18:10
pill to someone in Louisiana. And why you canceled
18:13
the appointments of two kids getting a gender It's back
18:16
here, I know, I know it's back.
18:17
It's back. They they said they the
18:20
Attorney General for New York said fuck that.
18:22
But yeah, like there are I'm just like
18:24
praying that the checks and balances we have in place
18:26
are going to be enough to hold us up there. I don't
18:28
think they are next four years. But we can't
18:31
all we can't go down with Grammy's.
18:33
Grammy. It's Grammy, It's Grammy, It's Grammy's.
18:37
I didn't watch it all the way through.
18:38
I've just been watching the performances online
18:40
and like the outfits, you know, just keeping up how I can.
18:43
I don't know why it's not on my Paramount Plus or Hulu
18:46
or anything yet, like give it to me, but
18:49
I loved it.
18:50
It's for the girls. Men should not be invited
18:52
to award shows.
18:54
They should not be included at all, Like
18:56
the girlies are everything
18:59
and we yeah proved it. This is I
19:02
loved ev I
19:05
liked I liked that it
19:07
felt like they all were happy to see each other
19:09
and chatting, like yeah, I feel stuffy.
19:11
It wasn't stuffy. It was exciting. People were
19:13
fans of the music this year and
19:16
that was really exciting. And there's so much
19:18
good music.
19:18
I mean, like we talked about this on Hysteria
19:21
or something about how like may
19:23
like in sort of bad political
19:26
climates, there's always like a lot of good art. And like
19:28
the music right now is just like awesome, Like
19:30
there's so much good music that's like one silver
19:33
lining. It's like there's just I mean, I
19:35
can't believe how much Kendrick won for a dis
19:38
track. That is fucking awesome. I
19:40
mean, and this is huge for haters.
19:43
Yeah, huge for haters.
19:44
I am sad for Billy. I'm not even sad
19:46
for Taylor.
19:47
I think Taylor knew she was gonna go home empty handed,
19:50
but Billy I wish she had one. But
19:52
like I was talking to someone, there's to take
19:54
because I was like, maybe Sabrina could have only
19:56
won one, but she could that's her songs were fucking
19:59
hit.
20:00
Yeah, Billy, but Billy's
20:02
album was really good and that sucks. But I
20:04
don't know. She's like twenty. She gonna give us so much
20:06
more.
20:07
We're gonna be watching her win Grammys till we're dead, No
20:09
for sure, And she has so many oscars. But
20:11
like, Taylor looked so sexy. I
20:13
loved her getting drunk in fun like I love
20:16
her vibe. But if I was one of the cooler
20:18
girls, I would fuck.
20:19
I know people are annoyed with her, Like I know people
20:22
are like, oh great, she won't sit
20:24
the fuck down like I wanna be. I
20:26
want to hear Miley talk shit about Taylor, Like
20:28
that's what I want.
20:30
Your dream.
20:30
Your dream is like you Miley a joint
20:32
and some shit talk. Yeah, but
20:36
I doci. I mean love
20:39
How cool is it to win an award
20:42
and then be able to perform with
20:44
no stress, nothing to prove bitch
20:47
I won, Like I just feel that energy.
20:49
But the choreo, like, I
20:52
mean, if she'd I that's
20:55
that is creative every
20:58
genie.
20:58
I mean she level.
21:02
Like I was watching some video I saw
21:04
some not even videos, like a meme that
21:06
was like just stills of her making a video five
21:08
years ago.
21:09
She's like, well, I just lost my job.
21:11
I guess I'm just gonna like go around tomorrow to record
21:13
companies and see if, like they'll give me an
21:15
internship. And then it was just the next slide. It's
21:17
just her winning her Grammy and it was five years ago,
21:20
Like that's cool.
21:21
It's so cool, like Sabrine,
21:23
everyone leave. Everyone was just so them
21:26
and no one could do it. They like Sabrina Carpenter's
21:29
performance, so her, so old
21:31
timey Marilyn Monroe. Then you have Charlie
21:33
XCX just like yeah, yeah, dirty
21:36
dirty. Everyone was just so perfect
21:39
and yourselves like it was.
21:42
It was awesome. And then you know that man, you
21:44
know, flipping in the air. Yeah,
21:47
well somebody you'll love this because I don't know if you
21:49
saw this, but I saw some meme that was a picture
21:51
of that guy, and it goes every generation has
21:53
its imagined dragons, and
21:55
I know your sister loves imagine dragons.
21:58
Yeah, but I don't even know what that it like,
22:00
just the flipping because well no, because
22:02
the song is very it's like he sings
22:05
that. It's like on TikTok about beautiful,
22:08
you know, like that's like it sounds like an imagine
22:10
dragons sound, I think, but
22:13
the flipping. I don't think the dragons flip, but
22:15
yeah, like the spiritual of it all.
22:18
Yeah, yes,
22:20
like rocky pop rock
22:23
pop with a just a little dash
22:25
of Christianity.
22:28
But a little bit of church. But
22:31
yeah, wow, it was great. It was good.
22:33
I mean I again, I watched Album of the Year
22:35
live, like I watched that get announced because that
22:37
was like by the time I got my kids to bed, everything else, I took
22:40
it. I love all the memes
22:42
of people being like Blue Ivy runs that family,
22:45
like Blue Ivy being like mom, or get up
22:47
there, get up to the ward, go like
22:50
get it together.
22:54
They're like they're sweet. She seems sweet.
22:56
I wonder what the twins are up to, Like is
22:58
Blue the clear favorite or they just want to be
23:00
private?
23:00
Like I'm so curious of dynamic.
23:02
I feel like maybe it's like to a certain age
23:04
because the twins are young because we knew Blue the whole
23:06
time.
23:07
Yeah, we knew Blue the whole time.
23:10
Yeah. I also love the memes because
23:13
everyone hates on Taylor so much and like
23:15
I get it in
23:17
this but I love all of the
23:20
videos now of like everyone
23:22
listening to not like us, and everyone's calm,
23:25
and then it's like Taylor listening and it's like she
23:28
was going nuts dancing doing like what
23:30
the stinky leg or something. So it's like all
23:33
of these black creators are like dancing
23:35
as Taylor, being like, why did anyone tell us she was
23:37
fun?
23:38
Wait? Hold on way,
23:40
way way, and so like.
23:42
I'm really excited that a community
23:45
that like didn't really fuck with her,
23:47
like, oh wait, we like this drunk bit who's dancing
23:49
and like into Kendrick and holding a
23:52
bottle and all of their recreations
23:54
of her.
23:54
I mean, they all dance
23:57
better than her in their in
23:59
their memes.
24:01
But I love the love she's
24:03
getting online because she's usually just
24:05
getting I mean, obviously she's beloved.
24:08
Right, but she gets probably almost
24:10
equal hate. I'm sure. Yeah, So I just
24:13
love that. Oh my god, we didn't even talk about Gaga.
24:15
Like the new song is good. I
24:18
haven't heard it. Ak, it's
24:22
fucking good. It
24:25
is good.
24:25
Oh well, I texted you this. We
24:28
have to stop because we'll just keep going. But I
24:30
text you this. But COVID. One of the silver
24:32
linings of COVID was I got fully into the fucking
24:34
Traders and oh my god,
24:37
you told me forever. My friend's
24:39
other friends told me forever. I was
24:41
like, yeah, I'll get into it.
24:43
I'll get into it.
24:44
I never like shows like Survivor
24:46
because I don't want to watch people like fighting for
24:49
food and like naked on a beach like, but
24:51
this is like Survivor indoors,
24:53
like in a nice castle, you know what I mean.
24:55
Like that's what I like.
24:56
I like all the intrigue. I like all the can
24:59
I talk to you for a second, Hey, can I just can I grab
25:01
you? Like they're all just like going into rooms
25:03
and gossiping.
25:03
Are you kidding? It seems like the best and
25:06
I have been loving it.
25:08
So if this is your sign that if people
25:10
have been telling you to get into Traders, I was
25:12
holding out just honestly, not based on anything,
25:14
based on time. And oh my god,
25:17
I'm now I'm like appointment on Thursdays watching
25:19
it. Yeah I'm one episode behind at
25:21
the moment, but yeah,
25:25
fuck yah. Yeah it's a good show.
25:26
And the outfits, the girls that the Barbie the Bambies
25:29
are bringing it. Yeah, the Bambies.
25:31
I love when Bob not Bob the drag
25:33
queen, Bob Harper was like, I want
25:35
to be a Bambie. Yeah. You
25:39
know. One time I was working out next to him at my old gym
25:41
in West Hollywood, like in a really hard class,
25:44
and I was like, this is not I was like, this is
25:46
crazy. Why am I working out next to the biggest loser
25:48
guy? Like I shouldn't be here. By the
25:50
way, I'm sick, but I also worked
25:52
out the last two days because I'm trying to get back
25:54
into it. I can't walk. So not only
25:56
am I sick, I can barely walk. My muscles are
25:58
dying.
25:59
I don't think mid COVID is the time to pick
26:01
up a routine.
26:02
I was done with my COVID.
26:04
The pink line was gone.
26:05
I did pilates one day and then I did boxing the
26:07
next day and it was so fun. And now I can't walk.
26:10
That sounds fun. Now it's it's
26:12
awesome. I'm like, I'm like scared
26:14
to go back.
26:15
Honestly, I really felt so sick, but like
26:18
I I'm actually doing two classes on Saturday.
26:21
What because my teacher is covering
26:23
the next class, So she's doing TTPD
26:26
to reputation from one to one forty
26:28
five and then at two to two forty five, she's doing
26:30
nineteen eighty nine to debut.
26:33
Wow, So I'm gonna do doubled.
26:36
I'm gonna just do it whatever. Who
26:39
cares? How else am I going to get
26:41
the attention of the teacher I love? Are you
26:43
gonna do too?
26:44
Go for it? While I'm snotting everywhere
26:48
full snoting by Saturday.
26:53
Oh.
26:54
I also would like to say my
26:56
friend Jared Goldstein, I'm talking to him online.
26:58
I'm talking shit about some one and he goes,
27:02
you're a nerd. I go, excuse
27:04
me. He goes, why don't you go look at your fireplace?
27:06
You don't think you're a fucking nerd? And
27:09
then I realized, I'm a nerd? Why what's
27:11
in your fireplace?
27:12
My toys? I
27:18
have a pretzel clits like my trolls,
27:20
my Simpsons nerd for toys.
27:22
You're a yeah, you are kind of like a merch toy
27:24
nerd.
27:25
Yeah. I'm like talking about these weird TV shows
27:27
from seventeen years ago in depth
27:29
analysis of the house, and I like it
27:32
was just this slap in the face that I needed
27:34
where I'm like, oh my god.
27:37
Why do you take a look at your fireplace?
27:41
I can't believe about fucking good
27:44
Nerd. I'm
27:46
so devastated. I guess
27:48
I'm well, it's fine. That
27:52
was my big thing I had written. Also, February
27:55
twenty third, Karen and I are doing That's
27:57
Messed Up Live in Washington, d C. Yeah.
28:00
Yeah, well the planes stay in the sky. We'll
28:02
see, let's hope, so we'll see.
28:04
Tickets are going.
28:05
The tickets are going pretty fast, but we still have some left.
28:07
So guys, get out there and get some ticks. You can go
28:09
to That's Messed Up Live dot com, so you don't don't
28:11
just google That's Messed Up in DC because you'll get a
28:13
fucking like link that's trying.
28:15
To scam you.
28:16
Yeah, go to That's messed Up Live dot com. We have
28:18
the true link. And then Lisa will
28:20
be there the weekend before. By the way,
28:22
go see Lisa do stand up that Saturday, that
28:24
Friday, Saturday, and then come see us do the pot on Sunday.
28:27
Yeah, and then this weekend in Portland
28:30
for V Day week. Yeah,
28:32
and I think I have some good outfits planned.
28:36
My got my sight in my lover's sweater.
28:39
Yeah.
28:39
It's my first road date in months, Like I truly
28:42
it feels weird. It feels weird to take
28:44
breaks, like most of my career have just like never
28:46
taken time off.
28:47
And I feel like.
28:49
This year was the longest I've been off
28:52
the road in chunks of my whole life, my
28:54
whole career, even when I start like cause
28:57
I took two months off the road in the summer and then
28:59
like two months off now, and like I don't think I've ever done
29:01
that.
29:02
Yeah, but it's good, right, Well,
29:04
my business manager has given me a call for sure.
29:09
He goes, are you gonna work anytime soon?
29:14
Because I'm getting blowouts?
29:15
You know?
29:16
But uh, hell
29:19
us, Oh my god, all right, I'm killing
29:21
time at Del Frisco's. I mean
29:23
it's out a control.
29:24
Well, we have a aalise today and they've already
29:27
they gave us a ten what feels like forty five minutes
29:29
ago, So we should get started on the episode.
29:31
But yes, go to I also wanted to
29:33
say, not to keep plugging stuff. But the move Goodrich
29:36
is on Max. Oh yes, Jared
29:38
saw it. Jared saw he said he saw you. How
29:40
did he feel? I mean, Michael Keaton
29:43
is such a good actor. He liked it, but I don't
29:45
think he saw all of it. He just saw he saw your part though.
29:47
He's like, I started watching Good Rich and he's like, I got
29:49
to lease his part.
29:50
But he was the scene of.
29:51
Michael Keaton in that elevator and he starts
29:54
tearing it and I'm just like, wow, Yeah,
29:57
a man of our kind of times.
30:01
I don't know what else did
30:03
I watch? Research? Oh, was I gonna?
30:05
I was about to talk about escape at Xana Moor again. Get
30:07
me get out, cut me out. We gotta
30:09
stop. But go
30:12
to That's Messed Up live dot com also and scroll
30:14
down and you can go to Lisa's thing to see all her
30:16
future roaddates because she's got a lot of stuff going on. And
30:18
I'm gonna update my website today.
30:21
My manager I was like, I it's
30:23
like photos from twenty nineteen. There's
30:27
no road dates on it, the specials not
30:29
on it. It's my well, I am my manager's
30:32
email. Yeah, but I should get the link tree on the
30:34
website for God's sake.
30:36
What that look is going
30:38
on? But it
30:40
is hard to focus on stuff when you
30:42
wanna Yeah, all right with that? And
30:45
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now. No, but let's get started on
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the episode. We've got a good one for you.
31:00
Okay.
31:01
We are today doing
31:04
Solving for Unknowns, Season twenty
31:07
one, episode nineteen.
31:09
Damn.
31:09
This episode dropped like right at
31:11
the beginning of the pandemic, but is one of these
31:14
was from the final the season they shot right before,
31:17
so everything's still normal. There's
31:19
nobody kind of taking a mask on and off whenever
31:21
they feel like it, or judges
31:24
with plastic in front of them. So Benson
31:26
and Rollins are just having a girl's day at
31:29
the shooting range, and Benson's like, let's
31:31
pop off another round and go get drunk, baby,
31:34
which sounds like a lot of fun. But Rollins is like, my
31:36
babysitter, and I'm like, what's
31:38
another twenty dollars? Come on twenty
31:40
five? I don't know what you're paying. Benson says,
31:43
there are some squad room changes. I want
31:45
to run by you, and Rolin's like, what's up? Is Kat
31:47
fucking up? And then Benson's like, well, you
31:50
need to report to one PP on Friday. And you can
31:52
tell Rollins has kind of like always
31:54
been a little bit of a fuck up because she immediately
31:56
is like what did I do? Like, am I losing my job
31:58
over my gambling? My insane sure that I've covered
32:00
for my flirting with serial killers?
32:02
Like what did I do? And Benson's like, I'm
32:04
just messing with you.
32:05
Girl. You're getting promoted to detective's
32:08
second grade. And Rollins is like,
32:10
oh my god, I didn't even think for a second
32:12
it could be a good thing. Like she's like, she's
32:15
like, after the year I've had and
32:18
twenty one, season twenty one is actually a very busy
32:21
season for her. Like when you go through the Hulu, like
32:23
a lot of the episodes are like Rollins
32:25
does this, Rowins does that. But what I'm
32:27
assuming she's referring to specifically is how she
32:29
got kidnapped by that other
32:32
cop whose daughter was being trafficked.
32:34
And she had to like talk him off the ledge that he
32:36
wouldn't kill her.
32:38
Did that episode, Yeah, yeah, Boo
32:41
Bouchie the guy's like name is Bouchie or something,
32:44
so live
32:46
in Rollin's hug. And then Rollins is like, bottom's
32:49
up or drinking. So a
32:51
Uni gets into the car. Now we're
32:53
at a different scene. It's at night. A Uni
32:55
gets into a car as partner he hands
32:57
his partner coffee and she's like, did you bring me anything? And
33:00
he's like, oh my bad, and I'm like, you
33:02
guys are no Benson and Stabler in terms of chemistry.
33:05
We cut to a woman driving down
33:07
a street in New York in a massive
33:10
delivery truck with a cupcake on
33:12
top.
33:12
Okay, it is very
33:15
wild the visual.
33:16
Okay, she's swerving all over the road,
33:19
she looks traumatized, like,
33:21
I don't know, this doesn't look like a drunk person to me. And
33:23
then finally she runs into the
33:26
cop car like she's swerving all over the place. People
33:28
are running out of the way of her car, and then bam
33:30
into the cop car where these two cops
33:32
are drinking their coffee and talking about sweet
33:34
treets. And it is funny
33:36
also that it's a cupcake, because she was like, did you bring
33:39
me something sweet?
33:39
And then bam they get slammed by a cupcake truck.
33:41
It's very classic SVU imagery,
33:44
I feel, and I do think it's funny that they
33:46
had to like either find a cupcake truck
33:48
or make one for the show just so this
33:50
scene could happen. And like, the cupcake truck is very
33:53
prominent in the entire episode. So
33:56
this girl stumbles out of thecake truck.
33:58
She looks dazed. Her name is Jill, it's
34:00
written on the truck. It's called like Jill's Cupcakes
34:02
or something. She has no idea what's going
34:04
on. They think she's drunk, but obviously
34:07
this is SVU. It seems like more than that. She
34:09
loses her footing but isn't really passing out,
34:12
and the cops coffer. They're at the precinct
34:14
and they're asking her to blow into a breathalyzer, but she's
34:16
sucking in. They're taking her
34:19
fingerprints and she's wincing in pain, like
34:21
there's something going on with this person, you know.
34:24
Like now she's in a very very like rough
34:26
and tumble holding cell with a ton
34:28
of other women, and she has.
34:30
No idea why she's even there. She's like, where
34:32
am I?
34:33
Like?
34:33
What am I doing here? So this is not
34:35
just like a woman who got wasted and decided
34:37
to take her cupcake truck on a joy ride. So
34:40
now we're at arraignment and Caresee is remanding
34:42
some freak and Finn is there to make sure
34:45
that the guy goes down. Jill is sitting
34:47
there, completely out of it. And when
34:49
they ask her to plead, she goes plead
34:52
and her lawyer just goes, not guilty, and
34:54
then you know, Carisee's obviously
34:56
clocking that this woman's acting a little bit weird.
34:59
Suddenly Jill can speak and she remembers some things,
35:01
and she goes, I was raped last night
35:03
and the cops arrested me. So obviously,
35:06
Cariese's like, well, that's not gonna fly with me. He's
35:08
gonna get her over to SVU obviously, and we
35:10
are at the credits. So now we're at the squad
35:13
room and Creasy is giving live the rundown.
35:15
Her name is Jill Baker. She's
35:18
thirty five, fun Jill Baker, and she's
35:20
a baker. I just said that wrong. Her name
35:23
is Jill Bailey. Her name is Jill
35:25
Bailey, and she's a couple Like, that's you. That's
35:27
more silly than usually goes,
35:29
but I was into it.
35:30
Yeah, it's like.
35:31
Her name is Jill Marketing executive and
35:34
she like, no, sorry, Jill
35:36
big Bailey is thirty five.
35:38
Oh my god, you won't believe.
35:39
And I was doing some crowd work at the cellar
35:41
and this dude was a defense contractor
35:43
for foreign weapons and his partner
35:46
who was with him was
35:49
a social worker for cancer
35:51
patients. Oh my god, Oh
35:55
my god, did you have fun
35:57
with that?
35:58
Yeah?
35:58
Thank you? Yeah at that time.
36:04
Oh my gosh. I mean, it's like you
36:07
just know how to pick them, you really do. You never
36:09
get a boring one. So this
36:13
girl, Jill, her blood alcohol
36:15
is point zh nine, which is barely
36:18
over the limit, but the arresting officer
36:20
said she was wasted. So now
36:22
she's in wood room lines talking to Katamine
36:25
and Rollins, and she's like, I was
36:27
at a bar downtown. I was on a date with a
36:29
guy named Luke. I met him on Trueheart,
36:32
another addition to the
36:34
SVU website Hall of Fame. That's like their
36:36
version of match, or their version of
36:39
actually no Tinder. And they
36:42
ordered Howlers. She said she
36:45
had two. They must have been strong. She's
36:47
like, I felt not like myself.
36:49
I still feel not like myself. She's like, then
36:52
my memory drops out and it picks back up with
36:54
me trying to drive my truck.
36:55
So here's what I don't understand.
36:57
It's like, you're a cupcake baker in Manhattan,
37:00
and like, why are you driving your truck
37:02
to a date. I don't understand, like you must
37:04
be you must be parking your truck
37:06
somewhere, Like you can't be using a massive
37:09
truck that's impossible to park
37:11
with a cupcake on top, to go
37:14
hang out at bars like that.
37:16
It's just so crazy.
37:18
I mean, I'm not victim blaming something happened, but i
37:20
am like, kind of the logistics
37:23
of how you parked your truck are crazy to me. Anyway,
37:26
she felt like her body wasn't listening
37:28
to her brain. She felt drugged. So
37:31
then in court, maybe because
37:33
the guy in front of her that Finn was there to make sure
37:35
went down, maybe because he was there for a
37:38
sexual assault charge.
37:39
In court, she said it.
37:40
Hit her that Luke had raped her, Like her clothes
37:42
felt wrong, she was sore.
37:44
She's like, I just knew I'd been raped.
37:46
And so she goes to show them the messages
37:49
that they had exchanged on True Heart and they're gone,
37:52
but she says he messaged her something like,
37:54
oh I had a fun time, did you get home okay?
37:56
And that she wrote what did you do to me?
37:58
And then he obviously matched her and Kat
38:01
goes, oh, so he ghosted you, And
38:03
I'm like, Cat, that's not really ghosting if he's
38:05
covering his tracks for a sexual assault. Like
38:07
I know that's like kind of a it's kind of
38:09
like a sort of elementary way to put it. But like
38:12
so Rollins is like, well,
38:14
we can contact the app, but like we need you
38:16
to get to the hospital right now so we can like do a talk
38:19
screen find out if you were drugged. And Cat's
38:21
like, yeah, they're going to test you for over three hundred drugs.
38:23
So now they're at the bar from
38:26
the date, the Howler bar, okay, and
38:29
Rollins and Finn are chatting. They're like, Cat's
38:31
not getting anywhere with the dating app, and
38:34
then they see it, which is honestly
38:37
should be part of this, like why the
38:39
dating app like does not help and like later
38:41
you find out more information about the dating app like not
38:44
being responsible. But they see a sign
38:46
for the Howlers and that they
38:49
ask the bartender like, oh, what's in these? And he says
38:51
white rum palm, sugar panned
38:54
and leaves and coconut cream. So
38:58
maybe it's like a little bit of a Pina
39:00
colada vibe. I can't figure what this would taste
39:03
like. I can't imagine what this would taste like. But anyway,
39:06
he remembers Jill, even though it was so
39:08
busy. Of course, he's the bar, he's an s View
39:10
bartender. Of course he remembers everybody's name,
39:12
what they ordered, and like how they paid. He
39:15
remembers exactly the guy. He goes, he
39:17
paid with cash, because I remember he counted the
39:19
money out loud as he put it down. And
39:21
they say, well, we're gonna need your security
39:24
footage, and he goes, well, they're not my cameras.
39:26
I'm freelance. And then Finn's like, get a manager.
39:28
Will wait, like, don't fuck with Finn, you weird bartender.
39:31
So at the precinct, now the timeline's
39:34
coming together. They've got crystal clear
39:36
footage of Luke and Jill at the bar
39:39
from eight to eight fifty. They have two drinks,
39:41
they're pounded them. That's fifty minutes to order
39:44
drink too, and then they're out of there. Like there's
39:47
no sign on the video of him spiking the drinks
39:49
at all. They walk out. She doesn't
39:51
seem fucked up, she doesn't seem drugged. She's walking
39:53
okay. At nine o'clock they catch them on
39:56
street cams. They're walking, she seems fine.
39:58
An hour goes and
40:01
then they have him walking her to her truck
40:04
again, her cupcake truck. I'm
40:06
laughing at her cupcake truck being driven to the
40:08
date. Let me walk you to your truck. So
40:10
he walks her out to the cupcake truck. They kiss
40:12
gobye in front of it, and then she's standing there
40:15
but they're like, she doesn't seem responsive, like he kisses
40:17
her and she just stands there kind of like a zombie. And
40:19
then the crash was ten minutes later, so
40:22
he either drugged her in the bar or
40:25
during this lost hour and lives like,
40:27
well, we know what blocks they were on in that hour,
40:29
so let's go like someone saw them.
40:32
So we cut to the canvas.
40:33
A doorman knows exactly who this guy is,
40:35
says he has an annoying dog, points them
40:38
to a bodegas and then where he goes.
40:40
The bodega guy goes, I know this guy. He
40:42
buys two beers every night, pays
40:44
with cash and counts it out on the counter
40:47
or whatever. But they also have a break. Bodega
40:50
guy goes, I know where he lives. When it rains, he orders
40:52
in and they're like two beers and he's like two beers
40:54
in a pizza to be fair. They're like, we bring
40:56
him a pizza, and I'm like, what bodega makes pizza. I mean,
40:58
maybe it's a like a Stofer's French
41:00
crust or something that you do in the microwave,
41:03
but I've never had Podiga pizza.
41:06
At his apartment.
41:07
We finally meet Luke Mitchell, and I don't
41:09
think I realized this the very first time I watched this episode,
41:12
but he is played by Eddie K Thomas,
41:14
who is famously the guy who fucks
41:16
Stiffler's mom an American Pie. Yeah,
41:19
yeah, he is shipbreak. He's you
41:22
know, he works a lot. He was in Harold
41:24
and Kumar, a bunch of episodes of Masol. He
41:26
was a regular on till Death, ninety
41:28
plus episodes of a show called Scorpion. Like,
41:31
this guy's working all the time. He's a voice on American
41:33
Dad. He's done like one hundred and ninety episodes of American
41:35
Dad or something like that. So Eddie
41:37
K Thomas is working. So
41:40
he's like, my place is kind of a mess, and they're like,
41:42
we've seen worse. They kind of elbow their way
41:45
in and he's like, oh yeah, Jill,
41:48
did you know he drives she drives a cupcake
41:50
truck, and he's kind of laughing, and I'm like, I
41:52
want to be clear. I'm not laughing that she drives a cop
41:54
cupcake truck. I'm laughing that she took one to a
41:57
date in Manhattan, that's all. And
41:59
he says after the bar, they came back
42:01
to his place and had sex, but it was consensual.
42:04
And he's like, I always ask these days,
42:07
implying that like four years ago, he
42:09
never asked. You know, like four
42:11
years ago, I just did whatever, But nowadays
42:13
I'm asking. Okay, So we already
42:16
are getting a weird Incelli vibe from
42:18
him.
42:18
Okay.
42:19
He mentions walking to her to the truck, and Finn
42:21
says, yeah, we know, we saw
42:23
it. And Luke's like, oh, I guess we're
42:25
living in a police state. But I guess it's good.
42:28
You know.
42:28
It's like he makes cops.
42:29
You can tell what he would talk about with
42:31
his friends, about treating women
42:34
and stuff. So they ask about the
42:36
app and about how he goes, yeah, actually,
42:38
Jill wrote me something weird and they're like,
42:41
yeah, was it?
42:41
What did you do to me?
42:43
And he's like, come on, guys. He
42:45
keeps calling the cops guys. He does this multiple times,
42:48
like he's trying to like befriend the cops. And he's
42:50
like, I support all the me too stuff.
42:52
I'm one of the nice guys. And he says
42:54
it in a way that implies he is absolutely not
42:57
one of the nice ones and does not support that
42:59
quote unk quote stuff. And then
43:01
he starts saying, you know, the pendulum
43:03
swings way too far. These women come up
43:05
with ideas and they just blame anybody for
43:07
anything. It's like, you're not anybody.
43:10
She didn't point a finger at a random stranger. She's pointing
43:12
a finger at someone she just went on a date with the night before,
43:14
Like, this is absolutely not crazy.
43:17
And his dog is barking and he's like,
43:19
look, I got to take my dog out for a walk, and fing
43:21
goes and then get your two beers and
43:24
Luke's like, no disrespect, but can I
43:26
ask you guys to leave? And then they leave
43:28
and Kat goes seem like a nice guy to you, and
43:30
Finn goes for a rapist, so they're
43:33
onto this guy. Jill
43:35
is now in Live's office watching
43:38
footage of the walk to the truck with the good night kiss.
43:40
She doesn't remember any of it.
43:41
They tell her that he's saying
43:44
the sex at his apartment was consensual, and she's
43:46
like, I was in his apartment, Like she's
43:49
not even chucked about the sec that there was
43:51
intercourse.
43:51
She's like, I don't even remember being
43:54
there. More bad news.
43:56
The top screen came back negative and
43:58
they're like, you know, so it's possible
44:00
that it had cleared your system, or that you were
44:03
dosed for something outside of these three
44:05
hundred drugs that we test for. Finn's
44:07
like, listen, people design drugs that are
44:09
not testable, Like the labs can't
44:11
keep up. She goes, you mean drugs
44:14
that turn women into zombies, and Live goes, Yeah,
44:16
a lot of times victims can walk
44:18
and talk, but they don't know where they are or what's
44:20
happening. And this is like an episode we
44:23
covered called Smut where a guy did
44:25
this where he was drugging women with scopolamine,
44:27
which is honestly an anti nausea
44:29
medication, but in a certain dose can have
44:31
you you can like we talked about
44:34
it and are thing like people can use it to take people to ATMs
44:36
and they take out all the cash on their account and give it to them
44:38
like they act, they can function, they can even
44:40
speak a little bit, but they're basically walking zombies.
44:43
So liv is like, we believe
44:45
you. Everything that you
44:48
told us about the way you felt at that moment, and
44:50
what happened is evidence. And Jill's like, well what about
44:52
a conviction and lives like you leave that to us.
44:54
So now Careesi shows up at the Prince pre saying
44:57
t runs into Jill and she's like, well, my life
44:59
is terrible. Talk screen came back negative and
45:01
I have a DUI and my truck is impounded. And
45:04
Creasy's like, I'll get that dui kicked down the
45:06
road for you until we figure out what's happening, like with your
45:08
assault case. And so then he goes into
45:10
the squad room and he's like, give me the Luke Mitchell
45:12
information, like he wants to help Jill. Luke
45:15
Mitchell has no record, but this was well
45:17
planned. He has probably done this before. He's
45:20
a risk analyst in midtown. Never married.
45:22
Kat goes borin ass Facebook,
45:24
which I love, like I love. She's just like that
45:27
Facebook is giving nothing, and
45:29
Finn goes he's a loser, no wonder. He needed
45:31
an app to get a date, which is shady
45:34
because plenty of people are married to people
45:36
they meet on apps, and Rollins is like, not
45:38
everyone can be as magnetic as you. And then
45:40
Kat defends the apps. She goes, it's the
45:42
fastest way to meet people. But I've
45:44
gone out on a lot of dates where people are nothing
45:47
like they are in their profiles.
45:48
So Cat's out there getting catfished.
45:51
Live wants a warrant for Luke's apartment, but Cariese's
45:53
like, well, the talk screen is negative. I can't do it warrant
45:55
if I have nothing for them to actually search for that specific
45:58
Then dundun Rollin gets
46:00
a lead. She finds a same mo
46:03
in ycap. Four months ago, Rebecca
46:05
Larson said she was drugged and raped by someone
46:08
named Luke from a True Heart app. It's like, dude,
46:10
there's twelve apps. Get on a different app. Stop
46:12
like you're trying to get away with it. I'm not trying to tell people how to
46:14
get away with shiit. But Jesus Brooklyn SVU
46:17
caught the case. They closed it for insufficient evidence,
46:19
but you know, Benson is ready to put it.
46:21
Also is like the people in charge,
46:23
they're not going to do anything. I mean, that's a big problem,
46:25
like I think you can probably do fucked up shit.
46:28
And now.
46:30
It's kind of how if you write men
46:32
are trash, she'll get in trouble. But you can write
46:34
like die you dumbhore.
46:35
Yeah, it'll be fine.
46:36
It's like the people in charge of being
46:39
on top of it are also in cel tech
46:41
doors.
46:42
Yes, absolutely, yeah.
46:44
They're like, ugh, yeah,
46:47
we're not going to take this guy off our platform because
46:50
he's just out there trying to get chicks.
46:52
You know, he didn't do anything. It's me too,
46:55
gone amuck. Anyway, they're
46:57
talking out to Rebecca and bless her.
46:59
She lives in a beautiful, huge apartment in Brooklyn.
47:01
Okay, she says the Brooklyn
47:04
s View detectives stopped returning her calls
47:06
after her talk screen turned up negative.
47:09
This is how you know our squad is different,
47:11
Okay, because that's probably more along the lines
47:13
of what happens in real life, Like your talks ring
47:15
comes up negative, they're like, okay, fake
47:18
or bye. So they tell
47:20
her she might have been drugged with something like they told
47:22
Jill that doesn't have that there's no test for. And
47:24
Rebecca's like, but I was careful, like I ordered
47:27
beer in a bottle. How could that happen?
47:29
Which is a good that's
47:33
point, yeah, yeah, And she had
47:35
one beer. They asked
47:37
her about the date and she goes, well, he
47:39
wasn't hot, but he seemed fine. What to
47:42
read? Wow, Like you
47:44
seemed okay but not hot. They
47:46
went to a place called Pinky six. She only had
47:48
one beer, got woozy. Then
47:50
big gap in her memory and only tiny flashes.
47:53
And in the tiny flashes, she's like, I'm awake,
47:55
but I can't open my eyes. I feel limp, I
47:57
can't move. I knew I was on my bed naked,
48:00
I knew someone was on top of me. My whole
48:02
body's shaking. And then my eyes pop open,
48:05
and then she go, they go, do you remember what
48:07
you saw? And then it's a hard cut to a lineup
48:09
with Rebecca trying to pick the guy out of a
48:11
lineup and it's all mid white
48:13
guys in weezer glasses, like it's so
48:16
many of the same white hipster
48:18
guy like or wanna be hipster guy? You know, Like
48:21
she identifies Luke, she
48:23
thinks, but she's like, can you ask him to come
48:25
closer and put his chin up? Meanwhile,
48:29
of course, at the exact
48:31
time this is going on, Jill is at
48:33
the precinct to fill out forms, like,
48:35
yeah, whoever is in charge of the schedule at
48:37
SV he really needs.
48:39
A talking to.
48:40
You guys need an office admin, Like
48:42
you really need someone running the schedule
48:45
because you have way too many victims there at the same
48:47
time so that they can fuck up their identifications.
48:50
Also, the purp is there, like he's there,
48:52
like he's there for the lineup, Like, so, why
48:54
would you risk her running into her abuser anyway?
48:58
Of course that's what's happening, because it's a TV show backed
49:00
and and Jill is clocking and she's like is
49:03
he in there?
49:04
Is someone ideing him? Like she knows what's up.
49:06
Back to Rebecca, once she sees
49:08
Luke with his chin in the air, she
49:11
starts freaking out and she's like that's
49:13
him, that's him, I know for sure, and Live has
49:15
a calmer down. She's like having a full
49:17
bodily reaction and she runs
49:20
out of the room. Of course, Jill
49:22
sees her, runs up to her and is like did
49:24
he rape you too?
49:25
Did he drug you?
49:26
And they have to like keep them apart and say like stop
49:28
talking to each other. You could blow the whole case
49:30
and then they separate them. But Rebecca tells
49:34
Live like those other s, few detectives
49:36
in Brooklyn did not believe me, and I even doubted
49:38
myself what happened. But now that I've seen
49:40
Jill, I know I'm not crazy and I'm not the only
49:42
one.
49:43
This happened too.
49:43
So it is good in a way that like they
49:46
saw each other. But it's like, let's not give his lawyer
49:48
a reason to throw out the ideas. So now
49:51
we have Luke in interrogation and he admits
49:53
that he all that he also went on a date
49:55
with Rebecca, same actual
49:57
situation like drinks then sex.
50:00
But Live is like, okay, but they both
50:02
said they felt incapacitated and that you raped
50:04
them like one accuser, okay,
50:07
two accusers. It's starting to look bad for you,
50:09
bro, And he's like, this is what I was
50:11
talking about. It's open season on men. This
50:13
girl is piling on. What
50:16
are you talking about? Finn's like, oh,
50:18
like, so why did you on match? Like he goes why
50:20
ghost them? But it's like, why did you unmatch with both
50:23
girls that have accused you of assault? And he's
50:25
like, oh, is not calling girls back a crime?
50:29
Ugh?
50:29
And it's and they're like, no, but drugging and rape
50:32
is. And he stands by. He keeps saying, like, we are
50:35
like getting to know you. We see like
50:37
we know no one wants to go on dates with the orphan.
50:39
Yeah, like you're acting
50:42
like a fucking creep, Like, yeah, it's
50:44
not an open season, but we
50:46
could tell that you're not.
50:48
You wouldn't be crushing it, sir.
50:51
Yeah, you're weird with his personality
50:53
because the thing is like he's not an unattractive man.
50:55
He's not. Oh you're weird.
50:56
You know, you're like you're the little things you
50:59
say, you're weird, Like you count money out loud
51:01
on the counter.
51:01
What's up with you?
51:02
So they go, no, calling
51:05
girls back's not a crime, but drugging and rape is.
51:07
And he really stands by that he did not drug
51:09
anyone, and like, if you search my apartment, you're not
51:11
gonna find drugs. Then there's like a long
51:13
pause, okay, and they're just like looking at him,
51:15
and he's just looking at them, and he's like, okay.
51:18
Uh. He admits he takes girls to
51:21
bars that pour strong drinks. He's like, it just
51:23
makes it easier for them to relax. Because the dating
51:25
world is brutal, and I'm like, it's
51:28
really, I don't think it has to be that brutal if
51:30
you're just a fucking normal guy that like asks women
51:32
questions about themselves and doesn't act like and
51:34
acts like women are people, you know.
51:36
Well, yeah, and you're not like just entitled
51:39
to sex day
51:41
one, you know what I mean? Yeah, like that's
51:43
your goal is exactly just
51:46
the fuck, So find
51:48
someone else who also wants that, Like, stop drugging
51:50
people. Yeah, there's people with problems
51:53
that would choose you.
51:55
Yes, there's a lid for every pot
51:57
usually, but just I don't think there's a lid for all you
51:59
fucking in cell rapee guys. But
52:02
anyway, So now they're at Pinky
52:04
six, which is the bar where Luke took Rebecca, and
52:06
the hostess like, it's.
52:07
A dumb name.
52:08
I know, I don't want to know why that's what that is.
52:12
But the hostess she's an ally
52:14
Okay, she doesn't recognize the guy from the photo, and
52:17
they're like, have you heard of anybody claiming to be drugged
52:20
at this bar? And she's like no, but I
52:22
get it. She's like, when I'm on the bar, I keep an eye
52:24
out, like she's obviously looking for pers
52:26
but she's a hostess, so she's like, I'm in front of house most
52:28
of the time. So they ask who else
52:31
was bartending and then she goes,
52:33
oh, four months ago on a Friday, let me just grab
52:35
my iPad and like, you know, thank god for like
52:37
technology. And she looks at the
52:39
schedule and she goes, oh, we were down two of our
52:41
regulars, so we called in a freelancer. And
52:43
cat's like a freelance bartender and
52:46
we've heard this, We've heard this word before. And the
52:48
hostess goes, there's an app for that, and
52:50
I couldn't remember what that was. And Apple
52:52
did trademark that phrase, so that is a trademark
52:54
phrase. Wait, anyway, trademark name, there's
52:57
an app for that. The phrase there's an app
52:59
for that is trademarked by Apple, oh,
53:02
because they allegedly they used it in
53:04
like a two thousand.
53:05
And nine promo campaign for the iPhone.
53:08
Wow. So yeah, So
53:11
she shows them a photo and profile
53:14
from like freelance bartender the
53:16
app, you know, freelance barman or
53:18
whatever, and photo
53:21
and profile and his name is Ash Gordon
53:23
and it's the same guy that served Jill on
53:25
her date with Luke.
53:26
Okay, it's the guy who told Finn that he
53:28
was a freelancer. Okay. I actually
53:31
have a friend whose name.
53:32
Is Ashley Gordon who goes by ash Gordon on her
53:34
Instagram, and I did want to point out that
53:36
she wrote Drag the musical,
53:39
which everybody in New Yorkshire go see.
53:41
It's Broadway.
53:43
Yeah, it's off Broadway at New World Stages,
53:45
which is a great place to see stuff. I saw Avenue
53:47
Q and Rock of Ages there, so go see
53:49
Dragon musical. This is unpaid.
53:51
She's just my friend and she's great and.
53:53
She's the one that brought me in to write on like
53:55
Nina West's album, like when she did a kid's
53:57
album, you know, like she does a lot of writing for
53:59
a Drive queens and their songs and stuff. Okay,
54:03
so now Kat and Rollins
54:05
are talking to this dude, ash Gordon
54:07
and confronting him about like they're like, oh, remember when
54:10
you lied to us about not knowing Luke And
54:12
he's like, well, I maybe didn't remember
54:14
him because I serve one hundred people a night. They're
54:16
all just drink orders to me. And yeah,
54:19
he's a good actor. Because this guy's immediately like
54:21
he immediately before gave me kind of like the creeps,
54:24
but he's even slimier now.
54:25
The actor's name is Daniel London.
54:27
He has been in one to two episodes
54:29
of a lot of programs, like he's got up an extensive
54:32
IMDb, but I don't recognize
54:34
him really from anything specific.
54:35
Kat's like Luke
54:38
Mitchell.
54:38
He called you six times in the last six
54:40
months, and he goes, I give out my number
54:42
to a lot of customers.
54:43
I have a following. People want to drink where I'm
54:45
pouring.
54:46
Is that even a thing if it's not your
54:49
friend who's a bartender who bartends
54:51
at different places? Are people following different
54:53
bartenders around to bars in New York?
54:56
Well, you know you like the movie The Menu.
54:58
I'm sure there's like culinary people for
55:00
bartending, right, yeah, yeah,
55:03
I don't think this guy's doing that, though, I don't think
55:05
this.
55:05
Guy's best of the best.
55:06
But I'll say you usually just like work at a bar,
55:09
like no one's like chasing the poor, right
55:12
right, Like I can calmly drink whiskey that
55:14
comes out of this guy's bottle, you know what I mean?
55:16
Like I don't that's not a thing, but
55:20
let's see.
55:21
Okay.
55:21
So Rollins is like, okay,
55:23
dude, but the last two girls you poured for
55:26
with Luke ended up drugged and sexually assaulted.
55:28
And this guy's like, and like,
55:31
what does that have to do with me? Like not being helpful,
55:34
Like the in cell vibes are popping, well, not
55:36
even an acting of like oh no, yeah,
55:39
it doesn't care. Doesn't care, like
55:41
that's what I mean. Like immediately, it's like this is a man that
55:43
does not see women as people at all. He's
55:45
like, look, I'm not stingy with the booze, and these
55:48
women have no problem letting
55:50
guys buy them drinks all night. And then he goes
55:52
if they can't hold their liquor, that's on them. So
55:55
we're already getting the vibe that this guy is a misogynist,
55:58
Like you know, he wars heavy drinks to
56:01
help his bros out, and the women need to
56:03
if they're going to get their shit paid for, they need to hold their
56:05
alcohol. That's his logic, I guess. So
56:08
Rollin starts her usual bullshit.
56:10
She's like, oh, this guy's not going to go with bad cop, I've got
56:12
to go with flirt cop. So she immediately goes,
56:15
maybe you're right, why don't you come down and party
56:17
with us at the precinct downtown And he's
56:19
like, seze right through it. He goes, do people fall for that?
56:21
And it's like they do, sir, she's very hot. They do.
56:24
Many people fall for it. He
56:26
knows his rights, and he says, technically, I don't need to
56:28
be talking to you at all. He's like, why don't get the hell out of
56:30
here because I need this space at the bar for customers. So
56:33
this guy, you know, he knows
56:36
his law. Corisy Live and Rollins
56:38
are at the coffee cart on the street. Now Luke
56:41
spent the night in holding and Live explains
56:43
that they think he has an accomplice, this Ash
56:45
guy. Neither woman drank that much,
56:48
but they both ended up barely conscious. And
56:50
it turns out that also Ash
56:52
Gordon has no criminal record,
56:55
but was a chemistry major in
56:57
college and he got kicked out for conducting
57:00
unauthorized recreational drug
57:02
trials in the lab.
57:04
Wow. Wow, it's like how quick do
57:06
they.
57:06
Go through everything? Like they they find
57:08
out who Ash Gordon is, they check his record, then
57:10
they go to what like where
57:13
he's front. They call the college immediately and like
57:15
you heard of this guy? They're like, oh him, recreational
57:17
drug trials guy, we know him, you know. They
57:20
find out all this information very quickly. I love detective
57:22
work. But Caresee's like, okay,
57:25
but like, what's in it for the bartender if there's no
57:27
motive and there's no evidence, Like, how am I going to get
57:29
a subpoena? And live goes, just tell the
57:31
judges your cop instincts and he goes,
57:34
I'm an Ada now, and then he's
57:36
like then he goes and gets his egg sandwich from the
57:38
coffee card.
57:38
He comes back, he goes, never, I'll try to push.
57:40
It through, like he's just still gonna
57:42
like he obviously it took like a zero pushing
57:44
for him to be like all right. So now
57:47
he's They're at Luke Luke's
57:49
arraignment and Careese's asking
57:51
for fifty thousand dollars bail. The lawyer wants
57:53
ro r. He has
57:55
a steady job, no record. This is Morning
57:57
After Regret, and he has a female lawyer, which pisses
57:59
me off. He has that woman that kind of reminds me of Edie
58:02
Falco as the lawyer and the
58:04
judge splits the difference and sets it at twenty five
58:06
k. Jill is there in court and they're
58:09
like, you didn't have to come here, and she's like, I'm just trying to piece
58:11
together what happened. I thought maybe if I saw him
58:13
or heard his voice it would help. And then
58:16
Corisi tells her, look, it's gonna take some time,
58:18
like from I used to be a detective, like these
58:20
things can be you know, take some time, and
58:22
then she goes, Unfortunately, we didn't really find
58:24
anything in his apartment, so we think he might
58:26
have an accomplice, and immediately Jill
58:28
goes the bartender and he's like, what
58:31
do you know about that?
58:32
Yeah, he's like why do you say
58:34
that? She goes.
58:35
They seem to know each other. They were laughing together
58:37
when I walked in, and they knew each other's
58:39
names, and Carisee's like, you may have just gotten
58:42
me probable cause. So now we cut
58:44
to this bartender's apartment and
58:46
he's like, i'd offer you a beer, but I
58:48
don't know what the etiquette is for someone illegally
58:50
searching your apartment, and Finn's like, we actually have
58:53
a warrant, so it's legal to shut the fuck up, and
58:55
he has kind of a nice place for a bartender who
58:57
can't hold a steady gig and is like a free
58:59
land spartender. And I guess he
59:01
likes Sunday in the park with George. It's decorated
59:04
in a wild way. He goes, all
59:06
you're gonna find is toothpaste, mouthwash,
59:08
and vitamins. I believe in clean living. It's
59:11
like, you're a bartender, what.
59:15
Okay? And then as soon as.
59:17
He says I believe in clean living, Cat shows up
59:19
and goes found percocet and he's like, that's
59:23
prescription from dental work. And then a
59:25
tech calls Cat and Thin over and goes
59:27
check this out. They find this
59:29
computer. They find his computer
59:31
with a file labeled Luke and there's all these
59:34
files in them. The guy can't open them. They're
59:36
encrypted, but like he's like, it'll
59:38
take time. And then Ash goes, sorry,
59:40
guys, huff and puff all you want, but that's
59:43
not happening, Like so now he's just taunting
59:45
the cops. And the files match
59:47
the dates of the two rapes, and
59:49
there are four other folders in there with different
59:52
guys' names, with five to six files
59:54
in each. So Finn's like we could
59:56
be looking at twenty five more rapes. So this
59:59
is bad. So in Live's
1:00:01
office, Kat is reporting to Live
1:00:03
that nothing was found at his place
1:00:06
drug wise, just I drops
1:00:08
antihistamines percocet, and
1:00:11
Lives like, but he could have used that stuff to make this
1:00:13
and they're like, yes, but any good lawyer will
1:00:16
explain him having those are household things, you
1:00:18
know. But that's probably the point of how this guy's making
1:00:20
shit is he's using non detectable
1:00:22
shit that everybody has, you know. Yeah, So
1:00:25
Live points out if he's buying
1:00:27
drugs from anybody, like the percocet,
1:00:30
he's using cash or crypto. What about
1:00:32
the files and they're like bad news.
1:00:34
He's they're triple ENCRYPTID, only he has
1:00:36
the password and the app. We can't go to the app,
1:00:39
as we've already found out in this episode, the apps don't
1:00:41
help you. But even so, they're designed
1:00:43
so that even the company cannot access the file.
1:00:46
So there's twenty six other files
1:00:48
in there. How do we find these victims? And you know,
1:00:50
Liv knows what to do to get victims
1:00:52
to come forward. She's like, we get them to find us,
1:00:55
cut to her in her fancy tie outfit,
1:00:57
her fit like her tie uniform outfit,
1:01:00
doing a press conference right in the precinct.
1:01:02
We got the cameras in there. She did a costume
1:01:04
change, and we're rolling. Okay, we see
1:01:06
a woman at a nail salon getting a pedicure
1:01:09
and watching the report looking shook,
1:01:11
like she's watching liv talk about this man.
1:01:14
His name is Luke.
1:01:15
He's on the app True Heart, like this
1:01:17
is what happens.
1:01:18
Then there's another woman in a cab watching it on Taxi
1:01:20
Cab TV, same thing, and then
1:01:22
a third older woman is watching it at her house
1:01:25
and we're seeing them all kind of react to this press
1:01:27
conference, and Live is just urging any victims
1:01:29
to come forward. They're like, how long do you think
1:01:31
it's going to take? Phones start ringing immediately,
1:01:34
like there's victims out there and they're all watching
1:01:36
the evening news on landline television
1:01:38
or whatever. They're watching it on antenna
1:01:41
television. So the phones immediately start
1:01:43
ringing and the tips are coming in. So
1:01:45
now the girl in the taxi is talking
1:01:48
to Finn with the same story. Couple
1:01:50
of drinks at a bar, suddenly coming too on her
1:01:52
bed naked, she can't sit up her body isn't
1:01:54
working. Pedicure Girl's story. She's
1:01:56
telling Kat how she was scared and embarrassed. She
1:01:59
just needed to get out of there. They're going back and forth
1:02:01
between the two of them. Taxi girls said, I
1:02:03
messaged him asking what did we do the night before?
1:02:05
And she even threw in some emojis to
1:02:07
keep it light, and Pedicure girl goes,
1:02:10
he said, we hit it off like rock stars.
1:02:12
That's not how I remember it. Then
1:02:15
this is what's fucked. Taxi girl says,
1:02:17
I reported him to True Heart five times.
1:02:19
They never got back to me.
1:02:20
And then the pedicure girl goes, I didn't even know
1:02:23
I could call the police because I didn't remember anything.
1:02:25
Taxi girl says, I only had
1:02:27
a sense that something bad had happened, and so
1:02:30
I've just been trying to forget it. But then obviously
1:02:32
seeing Lives press conference, like she's like,
1:02:34
this must be what happened to me. So now
1:02:37
they're talking to the older woman and she
1:02:39
says, I'm not a victim, but I think my daughter
1:02:41
Piper may have been. She had a stroke
1:02:44
the night she was raped. The mom is like,
1:02:46
whoever heard of a twenty eight year old girl having
1:02:48
a stroke. I mean, it does happen,
1:02:50
but it is, you know, it's not as common. And
1:02:53
she hasn't been the same since. She's afraid
1:02:55
to sleep. I have to sleep with her all night. She doesn't fall
1:02:57
asleep till the sun comes up. Like it's bad. Now
1:03:00
they're talking to Piper. She says the
1:03:02
night that night that she got home,
1:03:04
something felt wrong. She called her mom, She went
1:03:06
to the er. They started a rape kit.
1:03:09
Ten minutes into the rape kit, her ears started
1:03:11
ringing. She had a stroke, followed by seizures.
1:03:14
The doctor said that drugs could have triggered
1:03:16
the stroke. They didn't go to the police
1:03:18
because she didn't remember anything. This was
1:03:20
three months earlier. And she goes, my life ended
1:03:23
three months ago. And her mom's like, no,
1:03:25
honey, and she's like, mom, it did.
1:03:26
Shut up.
1:03:27
And Piper
1:03:30
is played by Madison Ferris, who played
1:03:33
Laura Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie.
1:03:35
And she has something called face
1:03:38
show scalpulo humoraled
1:03:40
muscular dystrophy and was the first
1:03:43
wheelchair user to play a lead on Broadway,
1:03:45
which I thought was a cool milestone
1:03:48
person to call out that
1:03:50
Madison was the first person to do that. So
1:03:52
now live in Careesy are with
1:03:54
Luke and his lawyer in the Brick interrogation room,
1:03:57
breaking the news to them that hey, what's up, buddy,
1:03:59
there are few more women that have come forward with an
1:04:01
identical m O. And that is, by the way, just
1:04:04
like that is they have. These two women
1:04:06
have come that we're talking to. Are
1:04:08
all three women are from the Luke file.
1:04:10
Okay, So also Piper
1:04:12
who had a stroke that night and is paralyzed and
1:04:14
has braid damage. Guess what, bro if she dies,
1:04:17
that's felony murder. And he's like, no
1:04:19
way, I put her in a cab. She was walking
1:04:21
and talking like she was fine when I left her. And
1:04:23
they're like, yeah, all your victims were. That's how drug
1:04:26
facilitated rape works. And she's
1:04:28
and he's like I still. He's like still,
1:04:30
like I didn't drug anyone. I didn't drug anyone. And they're like,
1:04:32
okay, well, let's talk about Ash, like
1:04:34
we know you two have been in touch since your arrest. So
1:04:37
Luke spills. He's like, okay, here's what's
1:04:39
up. Before a date, I would call Ash
1:04:41
and let him know that I was coming in. And
1:04:44
then they're like and then he would drug them
1:04:46
and he goes I guess and Greasy's
1:04:48
like, not good enough, buddy, and Luke's
1:04:51
like, all he told me is that he would give them
1:04:53
something, something so that they would be compliant
1:04:56
is the word he used, which is great.
1:04:58
I don't want compliant to be used
1:05:02
in dating at all, Yes, at
1:05:04
all.
1:05:05
Like Luke, you're discussed, I wrote, okay,
1:05:08
dude, but something is still fucked in your head that you want
1:05:10
to have sex with women who are lying there like zombies, barely
1:05:12
conscious, like that you want compliant
1:05:14
women. You are equally fucked up as
1:05:16
the man who mixes the drugs. So they
1:05:19
act because he keeps going. But I didn't
1:05:21
drug them, And it's like, but you are looking for
1:05:23
that, are you not? Like you're looking for a drugged
1:05:25
woman. So they ask Luke, like
1:05:28
what's in it for Ash, Like why is he doing
1:05:30
this? And Luke's like, the guy's a mad scientist.
1:05:33
He wants me to video. He all
1:05:35
of the dates and sent them to him and
1:05:38
then he says he calls
1:05:40
them his clinical trials. And they're like,
1:05:42
okay, well you got to give us your video copies. He goes,
1:05:45
I don't keep copies. That would be a violation of
1:05:47
the girls privacy. Like, what
1:05:50
the fuck, dude, Like your moral
1:05:53
compass is truly smashed on the bottom of
1:05:56
a river, Like, what the fuck? What
1:05:58
about Piper's cocktails? Say anything
1:06:00
about that specifically? And Luke goes,
1:06:02
well, we talked about how the date before
1:06:05
her it had worn off too soon, and they're talking
1:06:07
about Rebecca and he said, well,
1:06:09
that probably shouldn't happen again, so he
1:06:11
must have cooked something up. I don't know, and Lives
1:06:13
like, well, guess what, bitch, you're gonna find out. So
1:06:16
now they're going to do the little the
1:06:18
little you gotta go wear a wine. Yeah,
1:06:20
we're gonna dangle you game.
1:06:22
Okay.
1:06:23
So now Luke is pacing on a city sidewalk
1:06:25
while the squad watches from Afar Kat's
1:06:27
basically saying what I was saying just a minute ago.
1:06:30
She goes, why do these dudes want to drug women?
1:06:31
So they just lay there and Lives like she
1:06:34
points it out, the same thing with every criminal we
1:06:36
ever see on the show.
1:06:37
It's about control.
1:06:39
And then they're like, they tell themselves it's
1:06:41
consensual and since the women just lay there, you know,
1:06:43
and Finn goes yeah, and they can't get it any
1:06:45
other way, and this way They don't have to talk
1:06:48
or buy dinner. They just get what they came for, which
1:06:50
is gross way of putting
1:06:52
it, but absolutely true. You know, like, oh,
1:06:55
I don't want to like wine and dine some woman who's
1:06:57
gonna reject me when I can just knock
1:06:59
her out and have sex with her lifeless body.
1:07:02
Sorry, I assault her lifelife's body. It's certainly
1:07:04
not sex.
1:07:06
Ash comes out and starts yelling
1:07:08
at Luke about how your face is everywhere.
1:07:10
Man, why are you here? You screwed up? And
1:07:12
Luke is begging for help, like please, you gotta
1:07:15
help me. Ash is like, I can't be talking to you. Luke's
1:07:17
like, my lawyer says they might charge me for murder
1:07:19
over Piper, and Ash is like, I don't
1:07:21
really know names, and that's like you named, you have files
1:07:24
of all of them. And then Luke's like, Luke
1:07:26
goes three months ago and he goes, oh,
1:07:28
yeah, January twentieth, like he knew the exact
1:07:30
fucking date and who Piper was, long blonde hair,
1:07:33
like just from the three months ago remark.
1:07:35
So he is sick. Luke is
1:07:37
like, just tell me what
1:07:40
you put in it so I can tell the doctors like, I'll
1:07:42
say it was me. Was it like roofies or something?
1:07:44
And Ash is so insulted he goes, rufies,
1:07:47
you think I went to date rape depot and grabbed
1:07:49
a box or roofees. My work is artisanal.
1:07:52
I tailor make every batch so that
1:07:54
they're not too lively and not too zombie.
1:07:57
Like this is fucked up.
1:07:58
He starts shoving Luke and going this doesn't
1:08:01
happen with the other guys, like you're the one that got
1:08:03
caught, and then the cops show up and he's
1:08:05
like and they start arresting Ash.
1:08:07
He goes, Luke, you stupid moron, and
1:08:09
he punches him right.
1:08:10
In the face, which is satisfying, and then
1:08:12
Live cuffs him and Ash is
1:08:14
still like, you guys don't have anything.
1:08:16
It's kind of wild.
1:08:17
And then in interrogation with his lawyer, they're just playing
1:08:20
back the tape, like the artisanal comment the
1:08:22
batch about not being too zombie, not too
1:08:24
like, and Ash's lawyer is like, he's
1:08:26
just bragging you got nothing, you have no evidence,
1:08:29
and they're like, we have Luke's testimony and five
1:08:31
women who id that him as the
1:08:33
bartender who served them, plus Piper's
1:08:35
talk screen came up positive for percocet.
1:08:38
She was the only one that went immediately to the er and
1:08:40
got a talk screen. And that's what we found
1:08:42
at your place. And when a jury SE's
1:08:44
like, he's like, that's prescription. And they're like when a jury
1:08:46
sees Piper on a stand in her wheelchair slurring
1:08:49
her words, and he's like, that's
1:08:51
tough. But I didn't do anything to her. I was just leveling
1:08:54
the playing field, and lives like, oh, do
1:08:56
tell? And here comes another in cell
1:08:58
manifesto on this show sees He's
1:09:00
like, I see guys sweaty and desperate every
1:09:03
night getting rolled by women. I
1:09:05
told Luke, if you're gonna pick up the check, at least
1:09:07
get something for it. And Live
1:09:09
says, oh, and same with all your other clients, and
1:09:11
he goes, they're not my clients. They don't pay
1:09:13
me. It's like, dude, you're like a moron. You could be
1:09:15
making money off of this too, but you're
1:09:18
that psycho that you just want it for the fun of
1:09:20
it. Like he's like, they don't
1:09:22
pay me, They're just guys trying to get over And
1:09:24
just like them, you need me more than
1:09:26
I need you. I didn't rape them and if that's
1:09:28
what you want to call it, and I but I do know
1:09:31
who did and it's like yeah,
1:09:33
and you have the encrypted video files to prove it.
1:09:35
So they've got to like work with this guy if they want to
1:09:37
get the other guys on this
1:09:39
fucking computer. At
1:09:42
the squad, they're hauling the guys in. They've got
1:09:44
four more rapists, each one more beta
1:09:46
than the next. They say, lives
1:09:49
like lives like yeah. Ash
1:09:51
gets off watching these women get raped after
1:09:53
he drugged them, and Rollins goes The
1:09:55
scary part is that he did not have trouble
1:09:57
finding five guys who were into this.
1:09:59
And I'm like, that's not hard to believe at all.
1:10:01
They just found a telegram chat with
1:10:04
seventy thousand men in it, and
1:10:06
they're all talking about raping the women
1:10:08
in their lives, their girlfriends, their wives,
1:10:10
their mothers, their sisters, and they're
1:10:12
sharing tips and tricks. Seventy
1:10:15
thousand people are in this chat, So I don't
1:10:17
find it art to believe that he found five guys in Manhattan he
1:10:19
could help out, you know, like not surprising.
1:10:22
And I will share a link to the article
1:10:24
about this telegram chat in our show
1:10:26
notes for this episode, but one
1:10:29
unless you already talked about it. But on
1:10:31
finding the victims, Rollin
1:10:34
says, unless these guys talk, we'll
1:10:36
never be able to find all of them, and
1:10:38
Live says, Okay, well let's notify
1:10:40
the ones we can. And I'm sorry, Like what
1:10:43
isn't this guy giving up the whole video password
1:10:46
as part of the deal, Like how are the other
1:10:48
rapists coming in without evidence,
1:10:51
which I'm assuming is in the videos? Like and they can
1:10:53
track the girls down from the videos, Like
1:10:55
I don't really get why they're like, we will never find
1:10:57
all the victims. Like if
1:11:00
you find these guys and you find out who they were matching
1:11:02
with on these apps, you will So I don't know.
1:11:04
But we see Kat breaking the news
1:11:07
to the girl, the pedicure
1:11:09
girl, Rollins goes to Rebecca, Finnn tells
1:11:11
the girl from the taxi. They're all
1:11:13
obviously extremely relieved and emotional
1:11:15
that Luke is going to jail.
1:11:17
Ash has been busted too.
1:11:18
Then Cariese's talking to Jill and she's
1:11:20
like, I honestly don't know how I'll trust anyone
1:11:23
ever again. Like it's sad. It's like this has like
1:11:25
completely like changed her life in not
1:11:27
for the better. Liv and Rolins are
1:11:29
now talking to Piper and they're telling her that Luke
1:11:32
will do ten years, Ash will do two
1:11:35
two because he cooperated and
1:11:37
gave up other rapists and
1:11:39
we can't prove that what he used were even
1:11:42
controlled substances.
1:11:43
But still the possession of.
1:11:47
The tapes
1:11:50
feels like it's and he should get
1:11:52
years for every count of that, plus
1:11:54
the facilitation of rape.
1:11:55
Like I feel like they could have.
1:11:57
Gotten him higher than two, but like I guess
1:11:59
he gave them four rapists, so I don't know.
1:12:00
They had to make a deal with the fucking devil.
1:12:02
But Live has to explain again
1:12:05
how criminals are ahead of the game with the drugs.
1:12:07
The law can't keep up, like.
1:12:09
You know, like they're using, how they're using household
1:12:11
stuff, like we there's like we can't figure out like
1:12:14
exactly what he used. And Piper's
1:12:16
like, well, I want to get strong enough to make a statement
1:12:18
at sentencing. They thought of me as
1:12:21
a thing to experiment on, but I want them to
1:12:23
know that I'm a human being and I matter and
1:12:25
lives, like you're going to do that and we're going
1:12:27
to be by your side every step of the way.
1:12:31
And it's such a tough episode. But that's dick wolf
1:12:33
baby, I mean it is. It's
1:12:36
a dark one. I like, this is a
1:12:38
more recent season, so I like kind of forgot about
1:12:40
I knew about. I remember the facilitated
1:12:42
I mean it, and I was
1:12:45
like when you were talking, yeah,
1:12:47
you know what I mean like that, Yeah it's new to us. Yeah,
1:12:50
Like I remember, I was like, oh, yeah, this is the one
1:12:52
where the bartender helps. But I like forgot about
1:12:54
the girl who had the seizure, and like her life is
1:12:56
fully she's paralyzed
1:12:58
now, like you ruined her life, you know, like
1:13:00
because you just gave her fucking whatever your
1:13:02
little concoction of drugs is. But
1:13:06
let's get into this true crimes
1:13:08
that you did your research on here.
1:13:18
Yeah, so the first
1:13:20
one is in Seattle. We don't
1:13:22
really do Seattle stuff very often.
1:13:25
I would say.
1:13:26
This guy's name is Ian Jurgensen. And
1:13:30
so we're in Seattle. We're at a popular EDM
1:13:33
venue. Okay, and
1:13:36
basically the police there with Homeland Security
1:13:39
ran a five month undercover sting at a nightclub
1:13:41
called Foundation. And if people
1:13:44
are from Seattle, it's on Western
1:13:46
Ave. So if that means anything
1:13:48
to anybody, Okay, so they
1:13:50
started the investigation in March twenty eighteen
1:13:53
because there was a lot of reports of drug trafficking
1:13:55
inside the club, as well as concerns
1:13:57
about a bunch of overdoses and then sexuals
1:14:00
in the area. And this was really
1:14:02
tough because it's from Seattle Cops
1:14:04
official reports and cops
1:14:07
lie, but that's those
1:14:09
are the sources.
1:14:10
So this is from the official report
1:14:12
as well.
1:14:12
Several in house drug dealers were allowed
1:14:14
to buy pass club security and
1:14:17
sell inside the venue, and
1:14:19
that management was aware of the drug dealing. And
1:14:21
then one dealer was bragging about his relationship
1:14:24
with the club owner and was explaining
1:14:26
like how much DGHB to used to
1:14:28
dose swim and depending on their weight and stuff.
1:14:31
So they were like selling GHB and then
1:14:33
like helping people dose out the
1:14:36
GHB. Oh yeah,
1:14:39
And so they got raided. They
1:14:42
got granted a warrant to raid on Wednesday,
1:14:44
August eighth of twenty eighteen, and
1:14:49
basically they seized
1:14:51
a lot, but I don't actually know, eight
1:14:53
hundred and twenty nine grams of cocaine, one
1:14:55
thousand grams of MDMA, four
1:14:58
hundred xccpills, eight hundred xanax,
1:15:01
one hundred and ninety grams of ketamine, thirteen
1:15:03
grams of DMT, and one hundred and seventy
1:15:05
six grams of GHB, twelve
1:15:08
hundred MALLI capsules, and then an additional
1:15:10
prescription drugs, two handguns, and
1:15:12
more than sixty grand in cash.
1:15:14
I like it.
1:15:14
When I started, I said, it's a lot, but then I went, oh,
1:15:17
I don't actually know if it's that much.
1:15:18
After reading the list, Yeah, it seems like
1:15:20
a lot. It seems like a lot. I
1:15:24
was like, I don't really know what grams are.
1:15:26
I don't know grams really, but like just the amount
1:15:28
of pills, like it seems like yeah,
1:15:31
but yeah, like all the other drugs I'm kind
1:15:33
of fine with, like party drugs, but yeah, selling the
1:15:35
date rape drug definitely takes it on another level
1:15:38
and like telling, you know, giving instructions
1:15:40
on how to rape, Like for sure, sell
1:15:42
some molly at the club, but what are you doing? But
1:15:45
also I do feel kind of with the
1:15:47
episode where the charges need to be more like
1:15:49
there needs to be facilitating to rape charge
1:15:52
or like attempt to to rate, like there's there
1:15:54
must be something. But basically
1:15:57
this guy Ian was quickly found what to be
1:15:59
the part, Well don't but but don't.
1:16:01
Don't like some people use g as
1:16:04
a party drug as well. Yeah, but they're
1:16:06
not drinking, got it?
1:16:09
Got a drink?
1:16:10
Yeah, So if you're putting in someone's drink, you're trying to
1:16:12
Yeah. Yeah.
1:16:14
So even this owner
1:16:16
was found, you know, to be the primary source, he
1:16:19
quickly blamed it on a few bad apples.
1:16:21
Lol, that doesn't work. And
1:16:24
so many all these.
1:16:25
Bad apples are really adding up, right, there's
1:16:27
so bad apples everywhere, it seems like only
1:16:29
it's like there's a lot of bad apples.
1:16:31
And but you know, he's like, I just love
1:16:33
the nightlife and music culture
1:16:36
and shut up. You get two accomplices,
1:16:39
Michael law Olmos said, and Christopher Jean
1:16:41
Cheret char Charrette,
1:16:44
and they I'm like thinking about Lacey's Shabert
1:16:47
Shabert from me girls when
1:16:50
I'm trying to pronounce this name. They
1:16:52
were also charged, these two guys with conspiracy
1:16:54
and unlawful use of a building for drug
1:16:57
purposes. The Glove The club, of
1:16:59
course, ended up having its liquor license
1:17:01
revoked by the Washington
1:17:03
State Liquor License and then
1:17:06
the club.
1:17:06
Is now closed spoiler alert rip.
1:17:10
Yeah, so the Washington State
1:17:12
Liquor and Licensed Suspension Bureau
1:17:15
or whatever released the press release
1:17:17
that said that the management provided
1:17:19
employee uniforms to the dealers so they
1:17:21
can blend in and run the VIP and sell
1:17:23
drugs. Ian was charged with supplying large
1:17:26
amounts of drugs to dealers. Sixteen
1:17:29
people along with him were arrested and
1:17:31
charged with like drugs, weapons conspiracy
1:17:33
charges. He pled not guilty to conspiracy
1:17:36
charges in connection with the Joint Drug investigation
1:17:38
on January twenty fourth, twenty nineteen. These
1:17:42
local cases were hard to find info on
1:17:44
because it's all like charges, arrested, raids, fun,
1:17:46
but like I couldn't find court or conviction
1:17:48
information. I did find
1:17:51
one Ian Jorgensen that's fifty years
1:17:53
old living in Seattle, so it might be him,
1:17:55
I'm sure, but I didn't want to pay
1:17:57
the monthly fee to be able to find more
1:18:00
information about this man. And yeah,
1:18:02
it's like all these cops just bragging
1:18:05
about the raid.
1:18:05
But how how did the court? Okay, yeah,
1:18:08
what happened?
1:18:09
Yeah, so yeah, like I wasn't able to find
1:18:11
where he served, if he got convicted, anything,
1:18:14
court transcripts, like I could not find
1:18:16
anything and all the
1:18:19
papers, Like I truly had to cite edm
1:18:21
websites like
1:18:23
night life sites.
1:18:24
Oh my god, that's.
1:18:26
So able
1:18:29
to find anything, and that happens.
1:18:31
That's like the sensationalization of
1:18:33
this sort of thing.
1:18:34
Yeah, the raid.
1:18:35
Happened, We got everything. I look at all the drugs
1:18:37
and it's like okay, and then did you make a deal? Did
1:18:39
these serve time? Did what happened?
1:18:41
You? Did the women get sult Yeah?
1:18:45
So very frustrating. And
1:18:47
then the next one too, it was
1:18:49
like the Guardian and Daily
1:18:52
Mail and like hello, like I couldn't
1:18:54
find info
1:18:56
really so this this is going to be
1:18:58
a more shorter episodes on the Crime
1:19:01
Front guy.
1:19:02
Sorry, but you
1:19:04
know we have hundreds of episodes. Get with it.
1:19:06
So this name is Millie Loftus
1:19:10
and we're in the UK again. Twenty eighteen.
1:19:13
Loftus was twenty two. She started
1:19:15
to feel ill on a train ride home after a night
1:19:17
out in Bath, so she started convulsing.
1:19:20
She couldn't stop vomiting as well. She
1:19:22
lost control of her speech, hands, legs and body.
1:19:24
On the way home to Swindon, that's where
1:19:26
she lived. British Transport Police helped
1:19:28
her and made sure she got into an ambulance. Her
1:19:31
drink had been spiked, and she was rushed to the hospital,
1:19:33
where her mother, Kelly, believed that she was having a stroke
1:19:35
due to being drugged with liquid ecstasy. Miley
1:19:38
said she had two drinks and after she ordered a third.
1:19:40
That's when she doesn't like remember
1:19:43
anything. She doesn't remember paying
1:19:45
for it or being given anything, and
1:19:47
like she had no control over her body. It
1:19:49
took thirteen hours of an ivy drip
1:19:52
to get rid of toxins in her body, so something
1:19:54
was in there.
1:19:55
And again it's just mirrors and daily mails.
1:19:58
It's like, yeah, it's.
1:19:59
Week, k is this week, but an amazing
1:20:01
episode and sorry, I don't know what to tell
1:20:03
you, but you know, this is like.
1:20:06
Like she probably never found out who did that to her, and
1:20:08
like, you know, so, yeah, I wish I had more.
1:20:10
I hope she's doing okay. That's obviously scary.
1:20:12
Anything happening in public, like that's scary. And
1:20:14
even like I bit we
1:20:16
chocolate from a friend and then it ended up being mushrooms
1:20:19
and so it was fine and I trusted my friend, but like
1:20:22
feeling like shit and out of sorts and
1:20:24
I still knew kind of what was happening, but not
1:20:27
was scary and annoying enough, like I can't even imagine,
1:20:30
Yeah, I just I can't
1:20:33
imagine having to deal.
1:20:34
With this, like yeah, losing
1:20:36
control of your body, like that's oh
1:20:38
my god, so terrifying, so terrifying.
1:20:41
Oh I hope that.
1:20:43
I don't know.
1:20:44
Everyone's got to be careful. I mean, I think I'm doing
1:20:46
drugs this weekend, but we'll see. Be
1:20:49
careful.
1:20:49
Yeah, all right,
1:20:52
another we all have.
1:20:53
To be careful and people need to stop like
1:20:56
raping women is what the fuck?
1:20:59
I know. Well, let's go onto
1:21:01
our post mortem because we don't have a guest for today's episode.
1:21:08
Wow, this episode fucking truly
1:21:11
like truly scary this episode because
1:21:14
this guy that does the potions
1:21:16
to get to drug women is literally
1:21:18
doing it out of the hatefulness
1:21:20
in his heart towards women. Like he literally is not
1:21:23
getting paid. Like it's so
1:21:25
like we're always like, oh yeah, men hate women. It's like
1:21:27
yeah, look at this like person in this episode
1:21:30
that's just like yeah, just like feel
1:21:32
like it's not fair guys buy these girls
1:21:34
all this stuff and then they don't hook up with them. So I'm just gonna
1:21:36
even the playing field, like ugh, vomitous
1:21:39
character. Yeah, it's
1:21:43
yeah, for the love of the game, their
1:21:47
initial thing. It's it's all just
1:21:49
so twisted and yeah,
1:21:52
it's like all they talk about is wanting
1:21:54
pure women and then also being
1:21:56
mad that women don't give it up for a vodka soda.
1:21:59
Yeah, so it's like, which is it.
1:22:01
Should we like fuck because you get a soda
1:22:04
or should they be like I
1:22:07
and acting like you're buying these drinks
1:22:10
from the goodness of your heart like
1:22:12
you. It's like like you want
1:22:14
something and it doesn't mean you're
1:22:17
entire This isn't a business thing. It's also like,
1:22:19
then stop. But if you say no,
1:22:21
thank.
1:22:22
You and you don't want someone to drink, you're a bitch
1:22:24
too, right, Suddenly you're
1:22:26
a bitch, Like how dare you not take this drink?
1:22:28
Right?
1:22:29
That's true too. It's fucked.
1:22:31
Yeah, you can't win. But
1:22:34
but I like seeing the guy from American Pie.
1:22:37
I did see a thing.
1:22:37
I didn't look into it, but I guess gen Z's watching
1:22:39
American Pie and they're not happy, and it's like, yeah,
1:22:41
it's not for you.
1:22:42
Get the fuck away from us.
1:22:44
Like we were like I don't know, oh my god,
1:22:47
yesterday I am there was like a boy
1:22:49
in the audience in the front and I go, what
1:22:51
are you gen Z?
1:22:52
He goes, oh, I'm not sure, and I go older.
1:22:54
He goes twenty two and I go, then you of course you're gens
1:22:56
and what else would you be? Why
1:22:58
at koy? When does alf start?
1:23:00
Not twenty two? Yeah, Alphas
1:23:03
are like thirteen.
1:23:05
Okay, they're the they're the they're the current
1:23:07
teens that are taking over Elon musks
1:23:10
No, but they know they know it's the
1:23:12
end.
1:23:12
They're like, okay with it. They're like, yeah,
1:23:15
no, the teens, the the gen
1:23:17
Z.
1:23:18
Watching uh the American High
1:23:20
reminds me of when you watched uh A
1:23:22
Devil Wars Prada with your niece and she was like, yeah,
1:23:24
there's that consenting well
1:23:26
my name, it's in your special. I'm acting like
1:23:29
that's something you just told me. It's like in your special.
1:23:32
Well, I didn't okay with herself, was like scared.
1:23:34
She was gonna be like, how dare you but talk
1:23:37
about me?
1:23:38
But she actually goes, oh, I guess I'm the
1:23:40
favorite since she didn't talk about the other kids.
1:23:43
Yes, she gets dementia. That
1:23:46
was like pretty funny, but
1:23:50
okay, so this is what la bible? Do
1:23:52
you know what this is is it lad Bible? Oh
1:23:54
yeah, Lad, but yeah what is that?
1:23:56
Yeah? I think it's like a
1:23:58
bro site.
1:23:59
Yeah, so yeah, it annoyed
1:24:02
me because the main characters are sexist losers
1:24:04
and don't deserve any female attention.
1:24:08
Completely ridiculous. They only
1:24:10
care about sex.
1:24:12
It's bordering on insect I just like, I don't
1:24:14
know it, just I guess it's problematic. I
1:24:16
bet I would still like it though, Yeah, oh
1:24:19
my god. You know what like you know, you
1:24:21
know what people have been the most mad at about
1:24:24
my special and the clips I'm posting online
1:24:27
are dog trainers saying how
1:24:29
you have to use a leash.
1:24:31
So it's like dog trainers are
1:24:33
fighting in my video.
1:24:36
Like this. They're
1:24:42
like, and then your dog's gonna get attacked
1:24:44
by my dog.
1:24:47
Whatever. I don't know.
1:24:48
The American Pie thing wasn't even interesting
1:24:50
in any capacity. I also did restart Orange
1:24:52
as the New Black. I don't know if I can, oh my gosh,
1:24:55
from this go on the journey.
1:24:56
I'm not doing the Journey, but
1:24:59
I was just like, I really loved
1:25:01
that and when it came out, what like and
1:25:04
then I yeah, I put it on and it was so good.
1:25:06
Yeah. Wait, totally off
1:25:09
topic as usual, but you're
1:25:11
are you caught up on the New York reunions and stuff
1:25:13
like or there was maybe there was one last night, but yeah,
1:25:16
like the one where the one where Aaron
1:25:18
I just think this is appropriate for our podcast. Yeah,
1:25:20
Aaron is like, well, you didn't report
1:25:22
it, your your sexual assault, and like, aren't
1:25:25
you worried that he's gonna do it to other women?
1:25:26
It was like, there was I don't think Brynn is
1:25:29
correct in a lot of what she's done.
1:25:30
I think she's got a lot of issues, but the
1:25:32
way that Aaron was talking to her about her sexual
1:25:34
assault was fucked up.
1:25:36
Well Jenna, thank god, stood up for her.
1:25:37
But it's also like Aaron, you're shocked
1:25:40
and it's unfair he's gonna do it again.
1:25:41
You donated to Trump twice.
1:25:43
Yeah, you donated to stop the steal a
1:25:46
convicted sexual abuser felon
1:25:49
who is now the president that you probably
1:25:51
voted for, And now you
1:25:54
don't understand how men
1:25:56
continue to abuse and women get punished
1:25:58
for coming forward.
1:25:59
You're a fucking moron.
1:26:01
Yeah. Yeah, So
1:26:03
there's something sinister about her, And
1:26:05
I hate to say that about a woman, a pregnant woman,
1:26:08
but like she yeah, there's something sinister.
1:26:11
Well, it's the pranks of it all. It's the Ellen Degeneress,
1:26:13
it's the George Clooney. People that are
1:26:16
known for pranks are bad
1:26:18
people. Wait,
1:26:21
fucking Blake and Justin Baldoni?
1:26:23
Like what the fuck? What is happening?
1:26:27
And I wonder if Taylor is not going to be friends
1:26:29
with them anymore? Like I wonder I heard.
1:26:31
I mean, the internet is saying that Taylor's
1:26:33
going arm's length. I know, but that's like,
1:26:36
you know, like that's
1:26:38
the internet. Close doors are not
1:26:40
like what where is their friendship stand? And like
1:26:43
Blake isn't I don't know. It's like tough,
1:26:45
it's tough to seal. But my
1:26:47
thing is, who was just I've never heard
1:26:49
of Justin Baldoni? So I don't understand
1:26:51
why people I don't want to know about it. I could
1:26:54
have lived my whole life never knowing about this man,
1:26:57
and That's what I'm mad about. But also, oh,
1:27:00
Brian weaponizing her assault is so
1:27:02
fucked up, just so fucking laying
1:27:04
into her.
1:27:04
Thank God.
1:27:05
Yeah, Jessel's standing on, but like, how dare
1:27:07
you do that? Brendo a family? Can you imagine having
1:27:10
to watch that with your husband, and it came
1:27:12
up out of nowhere when
1:27:14
she was just like, oh, you know, Jessel's
1:27:16
love of her life is a different guy. Just for context
1:27:18
everybody. She just like brought it up out of
1:27:20
nowhere on television and.
1:27:22
It wasn't true.
1:27:23
The conversation wasn't who's the love of your life? It was
1:27:25
the wildest hookup you've ever had? Yeah,
1:27:28
Yeah, and then she just went and lied. She's like she
1:27:31
has problems. Yeah, she has problems.
1:27:33
I think she's out of there. If they even keep that franchise,
1:27:36
she's out of there. I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong,
1:27:38
Maybe I'm wrong. I also can't wait for Summer House,
1:27:40
I know. You know, I'm I'm more of a I'm
1:27:43
more of an osmosis Summer House person, I know. But
1:27:45
it's like the Lindsay being pregnant
1:27:47
in the House Page, like Craig
1:27:50
and Page.
1:27:51
Yeah, like I'm.
1:27:51
Excited about all that, but also like sexism
1:27:54
is crazy. Anyone that's mad at Page or that she
1:27:56
lost a prize. Like my big thing
1:27:59
that I keep saying is Page could fuck Barack
1:28:01
Obama.
1:28:01
Yeah.
1:28:03
Page is one of the like perfect specimens
1:28:05
on this planet. Like I'm Paige just stated
1:28:08
my cousin, so page can do
1:28:10
better. Okay, oh
1:28:13
my god, Hello,
1:28:15
well all
1:28:17
right, should we move on. Let's go into
1:28:20
our what would sister peg?
1:28:22
Yeah, what we learned.
1:28:22
Don't drug women, don't take drinks, b
1:28:25
mean de men, be rude. Violence
1:28:27
is the answer. Kendrick Lamar twenty twenty
1:28:29
five. Be a hater, call people
1:28:32
out, say your shit. There's
1:28:34
no more in betweens.
1:28:35
Fuck anyone, Fuck any turfs,
1:28:38
Fuck anyone that is borderline
1:28:41
excusing or on the press,
1:28:44
anything fascism, it's a full revolution,
1:28:46
or they're not in your life no more.
1:28:49
I don't care if you vote
1:28:52
him, You're not much across the aisle.
1:28:54
No, I don't care. I don't feel bad for you. I don't care if you're
1:28:56
an uneducated piece of shit. You race this motherfuckers,
1:29:00
and I hope your kids lose their schools, and I
1:29:02
hope your family loses their jobs, and
1:29:04
I hope there's no more social Security for
1:29:06
you, And then I can laugh in your fucking
1:29:08
face. I don't feel bad for any Trump
1:29:11
voter that gets fucked over.
1:29:12
Yeah I don't.
1:29:13
But then I feel bad for the children, and I'm sorry
1:29:15
I do. I think the children the children, the children.
1:29:18
We don't think children deserve to have no educations,
1:29:20
of course, but listen.
1:29:22
But it's like what I like, and then we're
1:29:24
gonna have empathy for these people that just want the
1:29:26
worst.
1:29:27
This is what I read like during the Confederacy,
1:29:29
like the rev you.
1:29:29
Know that war, the Civil War, that
1:29:32
like the most
1:29:35
people that died fighting for the South
1:29:37
for the Confederacy were poor whites that couldn't
1:29:40
even afford to
1:29:42
buy an enslaved person, right,
1:29:44
yeah, but they were willing
1:29:47
to die for the rights for
1:29:50
rich people to own black people.
1:29:52
Yeah. Yeah, this is
1:29:54
what we're living in and we are still living
1:29:56
in that because we've never addressed it as
1:29:58
a nation and it's just like and.
1:30:00
That's what we're seeing now.
1:30:01
And we have talked about this all the time, but it's
1:30:03
like white people in this country
1:30:06
would rather lose, would rather their
1:30:08
kids not have school, their parents
1:30:10
lose their social security, them lose
1:30:14
you know, the ability to afford healthcare
1:30:17
and grocery. They're willing to fucking
1:30:20
suffer, Yeah, for black
1:30:22
people to not have like it is
1:30:25
and Mexicans and like any minority.
1:30:27
It's really hundreds of years
1:30:30
of white's willing and
1:30:32
we're not gonna time.
1:30:33
We're not going to we're not going to address
1:30:35
it as a country because it's getting it's like a
1:30:37
curriculum.
1:30:38
We're not talking about it anymore.
1:30:39
How funny that I argued with that dude a
1:30:42
few weeks ago about how he thought the
1:30:44
black dude who thought.
1:30:45
Of Black History Month was bullshit.
1:30:47
Oh my god, I know I can't.
1:30:50
I'm gonna see him this week and I'm gonna be like, so, I guess your
1:30:52
dream came true. You wanna backpedal?
1:30:54
Are you happy about Yeah? You
1:30:57
happy about this?
1:30:58
But it is like the ike of
1:31:00
the American It's basically just
1:31:02
like, as long as a black person
1:31:05
doesn't have it, like take my teeth,
1:31:07
take my take anything
1:31:09
you want, yeah, take my environment,
1:31:12
take it all.
1:31:13
Like, as long as they don't have
1:31:15
it. It's just like that.
1:31:17
The thing about the Civil War really like
1:31:20
made it so clear for me. Yeah, they
1:31:22
were willing to die for rich people to have
1:31:24
slaves. Well yeah, and like I saw this thing
1:31:27
on you know install or whatever, where
1:31:29
you know these guys that are like just try to go
1:31:31
call out conservatives for their hypocrisy.
1:31:34
All these people waiting in line.
1:31:35
It's like a protest against you know,
1:31:37
all the illegal immigrants that are killing us and raping
1:31:39
us all the time. They were like, he was like, how many of
1:31:41
you have personally been impacted by
1:31:44
illegal immigrants? Not a single person in
1:31:46
this huge thing, not one of them. They're
1:31:48
like, but they're ruining our country. They're like, but tell me your
1:31:50
personal experience. Nobody
1:31:53
you know, because these people are willing to
1:31:55
just go to the mat for whatever. You
1:31:58
know.
1:31:58
Their cult leader is saying, anyway, we
1:32:00
could do this all day. Let's move on to
1:32:02
what was Sister peg new.
1:32:04
This is our weekly segment where we direct you towards
1:32:06
a resource like a
1:32:09
website, an organization, a blog
1:32:11
post, an article, something to give
1:32:13
you more information about what we talked about today. And
1:32:16
this week we wanted to point you to an article
1:32:18
on the RAIN website. RAIN is the rape,
1:32:20
Abuse and Incest National network, which we've called
1:32:22
out before, but they specifically have an article
1:32:25
titled tips for Safer Online Dating
1:32:27
and Dating app use because
1:32:29
I feel like, you know, appropriate in this episode,
1:32:32
not that these women did anything wrong
1:32:34
in the episode, but just you know, ways to
1:32:36
keep yourself keep yourself safe. It
1:32:38
actually has a lot of helpful ideas for staying
1:32:40
safe while connecting online, like avoiding sharing
1:32:43
live or motion photos because those can include
1:32:45
geo location information.
1:32:47
I didn't know that.
1:32:48
It also has tips on staying safe when you meet in person,
1:32:50
like don't rely on your date for transportation. To
1:32:53
read all of their tips, head over to the Rain website.
1:32:55
That link will obviously be in our stories the
1:32:57
day this episode comes out, and then saved forever in
1:32:59
our WWSPD highlight on
1:33:01
our Instagram page, and we'll also
1:33:04
of course be in the show notes.
1:33:05
Thank you so much for that.
1:33:07
And next week we will be doing
1:33:09
Monsters Legacy and
1:33:11
that's from season fourteen, episode
1:33:14
thirteen, controversial one actually,
1:33:16
so watch it, don't watch
1:33:18
it, but definitely tune in. We're obsessed with
1:33:20
all of you. We are
1:33:23
grateful to have this podcast, So yeah,
1:33:25
thank you for listening.
1:33:27
And sorry, but we're
1:33:29
just like you.
1:33:30
You know what I mean, Like we're
1:33:32
just two girls that don't know what the fuck is happening
1:33:35
and don't know how to stop it.
1:33:36
And then I also then get like I'm
1:33:39
a hip hop but I'm not doing enough.
1:33:41
You know. It's like that's it's
1:33:43
designed that way. It's designed to make you feel
1:33:45
that way. Everybody take care of yourselves, fight
1:33:47
one cause at a time, and we'll see you
1:33:49
next week.
1:33:50
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