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3:24

nightclub environment if gunshot sounds are

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okay. It's the cocking and the

3:29

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I do. I want several. And I

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who knows a lot about guns. And

3:52

yeah, there's like, the kickback can

3:54

be extremely painful. And it's

3:57

not like you've seen the movies.

3:59

Scary. Not like you seen the

4:01

movies. I guess one of the I

4:03

get one of the scenes I watched

4:06

I watched this 10 minute long fight

4:08

scene with Charlotte Shirley Tharing an atomic

4:10

blonde apparently in one take

4:12

this fight scene is breathtaking. It's so

4:14

brutal and it's so realistic and this

4:17

bitch is a beast. What movie was

4:19

it atomic blonde? This this bitch is

4:21

a beast. Yeah. She is so good

4:23

in and in and in as the

4:26

fight scene goes on and on and

4:28

on and she's She doesn't like wall

4:30

up every bad guy, like they're nothing.

4:33

So it's realistic. Like these are thugs

4:35

henchmen who are really good at beating

4:37

the shit out of people. So she

4:39

gets her ass beat down. And as

4:41

the fight goes on, it's slowing down

4:44

and people get slowing down and people

4:46

get sloppy because they're tired and it's

4:48

slowing down and people get sloppy

4:50

because they're tired and they're tired

4:52

and people get sloppy. She's incredible.

4:55

She's incredible. She's incredible. It was

4:57

private, private event. She is so

4:59

kind. She's so fierce. And she

5:01

did not have to get all

5:04

ugly to do that movie to get

5:06

that Oscar. She does not have an

5:08

Oscar for Monster because she's ugly.

5:10

She was amazing in that movie.

5:12

The scene. where she's on the

5:15

phone and she tells that sheriff

5:17

you get out of here. No,

5:19

Selby's like, girl, where are you?

5:21

Like, won't you admit that what

5:23

you did? Because the phone is

5:25

tapped, and she realizes, it's much

5:27

like that scene in Breaking Bad,

5:29

where Walter White takes the fall,

5:31

and is like, well, he knows he's

5:33

got to pump it up. You got to

5:36

pump it up. Don't you know? I was watching

5:38

the, um. the golden globe clip of those two

5:40

women talking about the balance, ha ha ha, we're

5:42

all... Did you think that was cringe? You think

5:44

that was fun? Of course. I mean, I think

5:47

it was cringe. I think it was cringe. And

5:49

also that hot girl thing that only hot girls

5:51

can do when she looks at the camera and

5:53

goes, I think people over... Like she just queeped,

5:55

she's like, I think they're over the lip bite,

5:58

which I'm not personally yet, but she goes, It's

6:00

like, it's so, I mean, I

6:02

find it to be extremely sensual

6:04

and sexy. Well, yeah, she's so

6:06

young, I think, I mean, I'm

6:08

gonna be gross, the older male

6:11

viewer, that, that, sort of like,

6:13

what is that, a cock? Like,

6:15

oh, it's a cock, like, oh,

6:17

you know, it's a sex thing.

6:19

Yeah, oh my god, there's three

6:21

cocks, my ass right now. But

6:23

if I looked like her, my

6:25

lip would be bit off. You

6:27

got it. If drinking was the

6:30

substance, I would have had that

6:32

dead finger by now. Hello, you

6:34

had that club foot. What's your

6:36

favorite balled ass? Era of her.

6:38

I love the dead finger. I

6:40

love the kid-toothed version. I love

6:42

the bald. I love the bald.

6:44

I love the bald. I love

6:47

monster Eliza's too. Because she's there

6:49

to, she's there to, she loves,

6:51

she loves me. I love the

6:53

one before that, which she's bald.

6:55

Yeah, she got the big old

6:57

nasty foot. That's that is definitely

6:59

us. That is definitely us. We're

7:01

also in halfway in the witches

7:04

No, actually we're just the one

7:06

of the the witches in the

7:08

crowd at the original witches movie

7:10

Yeah, may remove yes whenever I

7:12

have one of those Short like

7:14

bob wigs and ever I put

7:16

it on I feel like her.

7:18

Well, talking about short wigs, Miss

7:21

Catherine Hunter in the front room,

7:23

I don't know if anybody's into

7:25

really bad horrible shit-ass movies, but

7:27

I needed a palate cleanser from

7:29

Miss Amelia Perez, so I put

7:31

on the front room. Holy shit.

7:33

I don't, I thought there was

7:35

a limit to how, I thought

7:37

I, I thought I've reached. the

7:40

nadir of bad movie watching when

7:42

I watch Amelia Perez. This front

7:44

room movie? The front room? It's

7:46

called the front room. Miss Brandy,

7:48

Norwood, singer brandy. Love brandy. Love

7:50

brandy. Hi brandy. Hi brandy. You

7:52

are terrible in this movie. Brandy.

7:54

Love your music. Love your voice.

7:57

Love your face. Everything gorgeous. Not

7:59

good acting. Catherine Hunter. Like celebrated

8:01

stage actress. She played all three

8:03

witches in the Joel and Ethan

8:05

Cohen Macbeth movie. Incredible. Incredible. She

8:07

is off the chain. Good? Well,

8:09

no, it is, she plays this

8:11

racist stepmom that goes and lives

8:14

like an infirm old bitch who

8:16

goes and lives with this couple

8:18

and she's, Belinda's pregnant, Belinda. She

8:20

says, oh, Belinda. Bolander! And she

8:22

has this tantrum at dinner. She

8:24

has to, I'm a racist baby,

8:26

Bolander, Bolander. And then she falls

8:28

on the floor, puts her booty

8:31

up and then farts. Shitting the

8:33

bed, pissing the couch, doing all

8:35

sorts of crazy, based, just undignified

8:37

shit. Bolander! Bolander! She's like, my

8:39

name is Bolinda! Oh, Bolander! You

8:41

watch a lot of movies. You

8:43

watch a lot of movies. Well,

8:45

I got that soundbar and that

8:48

little Oled, my little Oled. When

8:50

you watch TV, do you like

8:52

face it? Do you like to

8:54

lay kind of on the side

8:56

so you're watching like this? Do

8:58

you like to sit up? What

9:00

do you do? Well, it depends

9:02

on what I'm watching. So I'm

9:04

watching. Well, it depends on what

9:07

I'm watching. Well, it depends on

9:09

the mirror by Andre Tarakovsky. But

9:11

it's one of the most beautiful

9:13

movies ever made. Do you cry?

9:15

The movies? I cried at this

9:17

movie, but I don't know why.

9:19

It's very, it's very, oh, I

9:21

cry at a fucking Toyota Thon.

9:24

I mean, I cry, but I

9:26

like, you know. For Christmas, I

9:28

watched some very sentimental films. I

9:30

watched, I watched, I watched, I

9:32

watched, I watched, I watched Fried

9:34

Green Tomatoes. I cried, okay. Kathy

9:36

Bates in that is so I'm

9:38

older and I have more insurance

9:41

that's fun yeah but there's the

9:43

part where she's crying and she

9:45

goes I'm too young to be

9:47

old, but I'm too old to

9:49

be young. Terrible. I was like,

9:51

preach bitch, you better preach it

9:53

out. Kathy Bates, but does Kathy

9:55

Goon? That was somebody on the

9:58

internet that are they? Oh, I

10:00

saw that. That was Tyler Oakley.

10:02

That was Tyler Oakley. Someone on

10:04

the internet. Someone on the internet.

10:06

What is the movie, like, if

10:08

you had a cry. You're Tyler

10:10

Broley, that's why you're in collections,

10:12

bitch. It's true. And then I

10:14

watched the color purple. which I

10:17

was familiar with the soundtrack from

10:19

the musical, but I actually hadn't

10:21

seen. Is this the original? Yeah,

10:23

the musical, like the stage musical.

10:25

But I hadn't seen the original

10:27

real, like, not real, but original

10:29

one. Yeah, yeah, it's a lot,

10:31

it's tough. It's obviously very heavy

10:34

material and it does have some

10:36

very uplifting parts and some parts

10:38

of it. There's parts of that

10:40

movie that you do laugh at

10:42

because there are comedic elements, there's

10:44

whatever. Oh, she pisses her pants,

10:46

miss Oprah. Yes, or like when,

10:48

there's this scene, there's this scene

10:51

where Whoopi Goldberg, you know, she's

10:53

like very shy. And her friend

10:55

who's this nightclub singer is singing

10:57

a song she wrote for her

10:59

and sings to her. and have

11:01

the whole room look at this

11:03

girl while she gets like a

11:05

song dedicated to her and whoopie

11:08

plays it so beautiful she like

11:10

shrinks and like is in awe

11:12

but also embarrassed I was like

11:14

and then at the end obviously

11:16

when they're little girls they do

11:18

you know this like petty cake

11:20

yes petty cake thing and as

11:22

adults when they haven't seen each

11:24

other in decades that's like the

11:27

first thing they do when they

11:29

see each other I would think

11:31

it was the morning after Christmas

11:33

I was watching it like I

11:35

was crying like Sarah fucking Paulson.

11:37

Yeah. It was such a beautiful

11:39

movie. Not exactly a holiday film.

11:41

Everything's a Christmas movie. But sentimental

11:44

shit. If it's remotely happy or

11:46

remotely sad a movie, I'm crying.

11:48

Oh yeah. I'm crying. Oh yeah.

11:50

I can't help it. Niagara Falls.

11:52

Balinder. Do you know what my

11:54

promise to? You know when people

11:56

have told me, I don't like

11:58

to watch those type of... Scary

12:01

or Gore movies because it's just

12:03

too much for me now. I think

12:05

I'm that person now I don't want

12:07

to watch saw I don't want to

12:09

watch the chainsaw up the pussy. I

12:12

don't want to watch it. Yeah, I

12:14

just well funny thing I just got

12:16

two I got a Blu-ray and a

12:19

DVD of the Terrifier part

12:21

three sent to me I

12:23

don't have a DVD player but

12:25

they sent it to you here to

12:27

dream. Yeah, yeah two Blu- I don't

12:29

either, I put it at my PlayStation.

12:31

I don't have that. You know, I would

12:34

play the good games. What am I going

12:36

to put it on my butt? Blender.

12:38

I've been playing Silent Hill 2, which

12:40

is so scary and I have the

12:42

sound bar. So Mary, I'm in my house

12:44

bloodshot terrified. She said, why don't you

12:46

call me after you plug the sound

12:48

bar and hear me? I go, girl.

12:51

My eyes are snatched, fucking open. Joanna

12:53

Barbara Leslie got you good with the

12:55

audio. Oh, it's I was like in

12:57

a cave in the walls were the

12:59

walls were like water trickling those little

13:01

speakers in the corner. Oh, yeah. If

13:04

I had even leak one milligram of

13:06

marijuana, it's a wrap. It would be a wrap.

13:08

I don't think I can handle that JBO. Is

13:10

that when? Is the building coming down? We

13:12

better go home. We gotta go home. Too

13:14

windy. Well, that's a girl. The whole month

13:17

is awash. It's the whole month as a

13:19

wash. It was a wash. It's the whole

13:21

month as a wash. It's the whole month

13:23

as a wash. Girl. Martin Luther King Jr.

13:25

You ever seen Coming to America, the original?

13:28

Of course. The remake was boo-boo. And

13:30

you know what? Also, I got to say,

13:32

and I hope I don't offend anybody, and

13:34

we saw together, and I have

13:37

to retroactively amend my opinion

13:39

about beetle juice, beetle juice.

13:41

I thought it sucks. Okay. I really do

13:43

think it sucks. I think the only

13:45

thing great about it was Catherine O'Hara

13:47

who chewed up every scene she was

13:49

in. But it was such a

13:51

weak story. And I was re-watching

13:53

that cunty scene where like Monica

13:55

Belucci staples herself together and I

13:58

haven't said to a beigee song. Elphman

14:00

produced one of the most iconic

14:02

scores in soundtracks of all film

14:04

history for that original. They're gonna

14:06

do this conti number to a

14:08

beagie song, you know what I

14:11

mean? I just have a lot

14:13

of umbrage I take with that

14:15

movie. You know, the only thing

14:17

I like about it, about it,

14:19

about it, and I love disco,

14:21

obviously, and I love disco, obviously,

14:23

and I love disco, and I

14:25

love MacArthur Park. Yeah. I didn't

14:27

get down with the MacArthur park.

14:29

brilliant that first movie. Amazing. It's,

14:31

there's so many layers to it.

14:33

There's some, like the Country Mouse,

14:35

City Mouse layer, the like, Dilatant

14:37

artist, like, Sinati Art World, the

14:39

dead, the living. There's like so

14:41

many different cool, like, thematic dichotomies

14:43

going on. It's brilliant. It's brilliant.

14:46

Why is, why wasn't the uncle

14:48

in it, is he dead? Oh

14:50

mama, because he's a fucking a

14:52

Peto! Oh he is. Yeah, and

14:54

also the way that they treat

14:56

him is deaf. The president's a

14:58

sex offender, it's all out the

15:00

window. Yeah, they got to pump

15:02

it up. But it's like, but

15:04

how they dealt with that was

15:06

so, like, was so bad because

15:08

they gave him actually more screen

15:10

time because they didn't just ignore

15:12

him. They killed him off and

15:14

then they had a different character

15:16

play him with no head. And

15:19

then they had all this like,

15:21

they mentioned him so many damn

15:23

times, you're like, well, where is

15:25

he? And then you go Google

15:27

him and they're like, oh, he's

15:29

a pito. So like, what the

15:31

fuck? Oh, good point. I wouldn't

15:33

even have. I mean, listen, I

15:35

didn't know. I mean, you just

15:37

told me I'd, but don't you,

15:39

didn't they like, I assumed the

15:41

actor was dead? I assumed they

15:43

just put in new people and

15:45

stuff and I. the new whenever

15:47

there's a new person now with

15:49

the internet like when we just

15:51

had a different Becky and Roseanne

15:54

back in the day in the

15:56

90s we just accepted it and

15:58

we couldn't internet it like yeah

16:00

like and Viv they had two

16:02

different yeah we didn't know we

16:04

just went with it yeah and

16:06

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about the people we all would have

19:22

missed Tik Talk. Mama, the eulogies, the,

19:24

the, the eulogies, the, this is a

19:26

video I never thought I'd have to

19:29

make, the, the, the, eulogizing, and to

19:31

look out, because here I come. I'm

19:33

not going to be able to do

19:36

wiggle videos anymore, like, girl. Like, please,

19:38

if you care anything about me or

19:40

my well-being, you got to watch me

19:42

on Instagram. Like, it was so wild,

19:45

and then Tik Talk was gone for

19:47

about 15 seconds for about 15 seconds.

19:49

being like who the fuck are all

19:51

of it? Get out of here like

19:54

you already stole TikTok. You know what

19:56

I mean? So wild. Listen, here's the

19:58

thing. I tried to really be empathetic

20:01

because the level of, um, the level

20:03

of, but girl, it was like, you

20:05

know what it felt, like people were

20:07

doing their final TikTok, like it was

20:09

the end of Ghost, when Demi and

20:11

Patrick are like for the last time

20:14

saying goodbye. I was like, girl, you

20:16

do guacamole videos. Like what do you

20:18

know? Everybody love, you take them with

20:20

you. Right. Yeah, as queer people, we

20:22

get to choose our family. It was

20:24

so crazy. I can't do my magic

20:26

tricks, my avocado. I can't slice my

20:29

avocado. Oh, but then I can't do

20:31

my outfit of the day. I can't

20:33

do my, my children wanted granola bars,

20:35

so I went to the field and

20:37

I harvested granola for 30 years. I've

20:39

been watching this fucking horror. And it's,

20:42

it went from sincere, like, I think,

20:44

this is my take on it, I

20:46

didn't really dig that deep. This is

20:48

a very, it's like a model type

20:50

of woman who's married to this model type

20:52

of man. She's in her kitchen

20:54

and she films sideways. So she

20:56

looks extremely skinny. Like why are

20:58

you standing sideways? Right. And

21:00

she is making fruity pebbles from

21:03

scratch for her little children's and

21:05

it takes about 1,300 hours and

21:07

it's just so over the top and

21:09

then the voice is so like, so my children

21:12

woke up and wanted fruity pebbles.

21:14

So I then embarked on this

21:16

Odyssey. that took about three

21:18

and a half years to

21:20

create fruity pebbles from scratch

21:22

on my own home. And

21:24

it's, I think it's now

21:26

has become self-aware that it's

21:28

a satire of itself in

21:30

a way. Of course. And

21:32

it's, of course, spawned a

21:34

lot of satirical parodies of it.

21:37

But I'm just like, cooking from

21:39

scratch isn't evil. No, no, no, no,

21:41

no. It's not evil. It's just, you

21:43

know. Like Vine died and we all

21:45

made it. We all made it. Also we

21:47

lived a long time without any social media. We

21:50

were all kind of okay. I just, well some

21:52

things I would have thought like when I want

21:54

to watch, there's a few tic-tocks I need

21:56

to watch all the time. One of them

21:58

is the Krispy Kreme Lady. Have you ever

22:00

had a Krispy Kreme? And was

22:02

it Krispy? Right, right. Like I

22:04

love that. I have to watch

22:06

Head v Empty every day. That's

22:08

on Instagram, though. Yeah, that's on.

22:10

Have you created a day? Have

22:12

you created? Paul, they always use

22:15

are so funny. And the Jeffrey

22:17

Star in the swing. It's just

22:19

like, it's just like, okay, fatty.

22:21

We both know why you're here,

22:23

James Charles. It's so, it's, I

22:25

feel so honored that they've included

22:27

that they've included me in those

22:29

included me in those combinations. Oh,

22:31

what the stigma, yes. I got

22:33

to watch this shit every fucking

22:35

day. Rupal in red, a slow

22:37

motion in the field. I got

22:39

to watch that. You got to

22:41

watch it. You got to watch

22:43

it. Have you braided it? And

22:45

then we got an email from,

22:47

we got an email from somebody,

22:49

maybe not our manager, maybe agent,

22:51

somebody. They were like, here's the

22:53

protocol for preparing for the end

22:55

of tick. This isn't, this is

22:57

going to be time consuming, so

22:59

you need to start. Now. I

23:01

know. I know. And then they

23:03

were like, but then I was

23:05

like, oh, shit, I do have

23:07

some drafts. I might as well

23:09

post them all quick so that

23:11

I can at least put them

23:13

on reals. It was literally earthquake

23:15

preparedness, like doomsday prep. Like, it

23:17

was that energy. People were more

23:19

concerned in LA about the TikTok,

23:21

and then the fires. Well, do

23:23

you know what I do? And

23:25

then I thought to myself, well,

23:27

what do I actually like about?

23:29

Ted Todd because I'm not like

23:31

Aaron Cooper, I'm not a doomscroller

23:33

of it. I never go into

23:35

it. But it's amazing for when

23:37

you're like. Oh, yeah. How do

23:39

you make pasta from scratch quick?

23:41

Miss YouTube's got you covered. But

23:43

they're long. YouTube is monetized to

23:45

make it long. So if you're

23:47

watching a video, short toe, short

23:49

toe. That's true. You got your

23:51

video, you got your short toe.

23:53

That's true. And then I thought,

23:55

well, well, my platform is YouTube.

23:57

I just don't think I would

23:59

do this in the arms of

24:01

the angel. I think you would.

24:03

I think you'd fire up. glimmer

24:05

glass and you'd be Tati Westbrook

24:07

and you would you would be

24:09

a it would be a three-hour

24:11

three-part mini series of I can't

24:13

believe this is a four in

24:15

the road. Do you remember that?

24:17

Do I remember that? I remember

24:19

where I was when that happened.

24:21

I remember where in the studio

24:23

I was sitting when that whole

24:25

thing unpelled and I watched a

24:27

45 mother fucking minute video of

24:29

it. Dick and cock. Sucking dick

24:31

and cock at my birthday party?

24:33

Crazy. It's so crazy. It's so

24:35

wild. Sugar bear hair vitamins, something

24:37

like that. Different times. Yeah. And

24:39

then, of course, the Nympho Wars

24:41

Odyssey that unfurled about it. I

24:43

love it because those horrors really

24:45

go in on it. You got

24:47

to listen to their commentary on

24:49

Emyarla Perez. It's wild and wonderful.

24:51

I don't know what I listened

24:53

to them really religiously for a

24:55

while and then I think I

24:57

haven't been listening. I haven't been

24:59

listening to any podcast though, to

25:01

be fair though. I mean, what

25:03

could you recommend as a... Isn't

25:05

that horrible? I listened to... I

25:07

listened to a positive America and

25:09

I listened to... That's about it

25:11

lately for the year holes. Because

25:13

I was religiously listening to office

25:15

ladies, but it's a rewatch of

25:17

the office ladies. They're rewatch of

25:19

the office. They made it to

25:22

the end. Okay. So then I

25:24

stopped and it was emotional. I'm

25:26

not going to watch a tightwire

25:28

act. Yeah,

25:30

and when I do consume drag to

25:32

him like you guys got to watch

25:35

this video from 2008 of Tammy Brown

25:37

doing in the jungle as a jungle

25:39

person I mean the only thing like

25:42

I said like the lip sink a

25:44

boy bar what 96 or 92 is

25:46

the only drag number ever watch is

25:49

the only two is the only two

25:51

is the boy bar what 96 or

25:53

92 is the only drag number ever

25:56

watched and it's like a VHS quality

25:58

on YouTube I had to I had

26:00

to reignite the hot water Why is

26:03

it up to you? Because I'm living

26:05

in squalor with a paper-thin walled piece

26:07

of shit little fucking shitass construction. I

26:10

wish you would have had your old

26:12

house. I've been wistfully reminiscing about that

26:14

box too. Remember your yard? Remember your

26:17

pergola? Remember your gym? Remember every time

26:19

I would peel out and hit pedestrians,

26:21

including Buddhist nuns on the way home

26:24

to catch the sunset. If it was

26:26

like 555, I look at the sunsets

26:28

as 612, going up the fucking hill,

26:31

I'll be running up, like sprinting up

26:33

to the top level and just pants

26:35

down, gooning mouth open, tongue waggling. Oh,

26:38

blender. I think I would miss the

26:40

instruction part of TikTok for sure, but

26:42

you're right. I guess shorts and wheels

26:45

exist. Because on YouTube, you got all

26:47

the comments right there. Like, this is,

26:49

I mean, it takes. It takes a

26:52

very low amount of media literacy and

26:54

a little bit of patience to really

26:56

find. You know, if you want to

26:59

clean something, if you want to do

27:01

anything, anything, you got the, I was

27:03

like, I got the shit ass wild

27:06

and wild and wild carpeting, this guy,

27:08

this incredible guy made these incredible videos.

27:10

And he's also like, hey, if you

27:13

want a shorter version of this, here's

27:15

the Cliff Notes version, link to that.

27:17

And it's how to, they're so informative,

27:20

Google Gemini for that reason. I have

27:22

no idea. Is that the AI? Yeah.

27:25

Do I, you know, I recently learned

27:27

that AI was used to develop the

27:29

script of Amelia Perez? Don't you know,

27:32

pump it up? I can't. It makes

27:34

sense, right? It makes sense. I can't

27:36

with this bullshit, this larceny, this theft,

27:38

this, um, this raping and ravaging of

27:41

the art world and the seek and

27:43

destroy of my eyeballs and ear holes.

27:45

Right. I want all them to go

27:48

to jail and be in hell. I

27:50

wouldn't say I would use it. I've

27:52

never used it for anything creative, but

27:55

things like... I would hope not. Artist.

27:57

If I'm watching a movie and I'm

27:59

like... What do people, do people

28:01

like this movie? I like that,

28:03

that's like a condensed version of

28:05

me, going through a Google search

28:07

and like finding out if people

28:10

like this movie. I'd be like,

28:12

oh, Rotten Tomino says this, this

28:14

is this, this is this, like great,

28:16

people don't like it, they do like

28:18

it. Yeah, yeah. It's wild bitch.

28:20

At Creative shit? Making a movie

28:22

from, from, I'm weird. And I

28:24

haven't seen the new Wolf Man,

28:26

but I read a bunch of

28:28

people's responses, How are you doing

28:30

all that? How are you doing that in this

28:33

day and age? How are you doing

28:35

that? We know better. Can you imagine creating,

28:37

going, you know how much, you know how

28:39

long, expensive and crazy it does to make

28:41

a movie? It's like insane. It's a

28:43

huge, drawn out in its difficult

28:46

process. Months, months, months, months. Years,

28:48

sometimes. All the people, all the

28:50

money, all the efforts, all the

28:52

talent. And then you're making something

28:55

boring. Then it's going to be

28:57

boring. Can I ask for a

28:59

movie? That's boring. Can I ask

29:01

why you didn't see Wicked, but

29:03

you watched Amelia Perez? Well, okay,

29:05

great question. Because you didn't musicals.

29:07

I don't like, I like Tanner

29:09

and Eb. I like, you know,

29:11

I love the classic, I love

29:13

Sweet Charity, Chicago, all that stuff,

29:15

all that stuff makes sense, and

29:17

the music's cool. Right. I wasn't

29:20

my choice to watch this. It was

29:22

the gay fag at Christmas. You know,

29:24

we thought it was going to be

29:26

weird, it was going to be outrageous,

29:28

and it was in a bad way. But it's

29:30

like, how can you make a boring movie?

29:32

How are you going to make

29:34

a boring movie? Right. Boring, boring,

29:36

boring, boring, boring, boring horror

29:39

movie. Ugh. I think we need to go

29:41

back to drawing and painting. You know,

29:43

well, you don't also, people also make

29:45

boring plays, like people do. Girl, I

29:47

fell asleep at a play once in

29:50

the front row. What play? Oh, bitch.

29:52

It was, um, I don't even

29:54

remember, love it. In Ireland, I

29:56

was like, girl, I recently, I

29:58

don't know why I keep. getting

30:00

suggested this, but, um, wait, did you

30:02

see, oh, Mary, you didn't, did you?

30:04

No, I don't know why I keep

30:07

getting suggested this, but I keep getting

30:09

suggested videos of people who are like,

30:11

hey, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a,

30:13

I'm a cover for this lead play

30:15

on Broadway or whatever, and I have

30:17

to go in today. So it's like,

30:20

they wake up in the morning and

30:22

get a text to say, you're on

30:24

for Marty McFly and back to the.

30:26

You and I did over 100 Trixian

30:28

cotia lives on a nightly basis. I

30:30

was not sure if I would know

30:33

what we were doing. I'm like one

30:35

of those Republicans in the stand being

30:37

like, I do not recall. I do

30:39

not recall. Like every night, same songs

30:41

and same words, I'd be like, what

30:43

do I say now? Because all we

30:46

do is make things up. So the

30:48

part of my brain that has a

30:50

routine information. After feed. I don't know

30:52

anyone's name. I don't know anyone's name.

30:54

I don't know anyone's. You maybe cover

30:56

Alpha and Wicked a couple times a

30:58

month, maybe? I don't know. Understudies, yeah.

31:01

You have to go in. And you

31:03

haven't done it. Are they working at

31:05

a barista? What are they doing else?

31:07

What are they doing during the rest

31:09

of their day? Like, what's this guy?

31:11

I mean, they might get paid to

31:14

just be on standby. Because you can't.

31:16

They might get paid to just be

31:18

on standby. Because you can't. They might

31:20

get paid. I really don't. I really

31:22

don't. I think. How do you like,

31:24

oh, I'm gonna go play alphabet today,

31:27

but I haven't done it in three

31:29

weeks? What? They probably do it every

31:31

day. I mean, it's like my crazy

31:33

French horn player guy, you know, he,

31:35

no matter what, he's 5am in his

31:37

car blown in that fucking horn every

31:40

day. If I was the understudy, I

31:42

would go to the play and I

31:44

would be like, kind of be acting

31:46

out what they're doing, like a stage

31:48

mom. I didn't think that's probably what

31:50

they do, like what they do. I

31:53

mean, like what they do. I mean,

31:55

I mean, I mean, I mean, I

31:57

mean, I mean, like, like, like, like,

31:59

like, like, like, like, like, like, like,

32:01

like, like, like, like, like, like, like,

32:03

like, like, like, like, like, like, like,

32:06

like, like, like, like, like, like, like,

32:08

like, like, like, like, like, like, like

32:10

Maybe this maybe if anybody knows comment,

32:12

maybe they go to the play and

32:14

stand in the wings and kind of

32:16

Mark it Maybe they kind of do

32:19

the lip sync. Maybe they will be

32:21

present on the stage to watch the

32:23

costume changes, or maybe they've, maybe they

32:25

used to play it. Or what if,

32:27

because what if a Roxy breaks her

32:29

leg in the first act? I mean,

32:32

it does come back to you, like,

32:34

I think we could mount Trixie and

32:36

Cottie alive in a week again. Green

32:38

Room, what is it? I love that

32:40

joke. Not one person left. There was

32:42

a joke. No, no, no, no, no,

32:45

no, no, no, no, no, we, we

32:47

didn't, we didn't, we didn't, we, we

32:49

did every night, we did every night,

32:51

to, to, to, to, to, to, to,

32:53

to, to, to, to, to, to, to,

32:55

to, to, to, to, to, to, to,

32:58

to, to, to, to, to, no, to,

33:00

no, no, no, no, no, no, Green

33:02

room now and you go green room

33:04

what is it and then I go

33:06

it's a room at the back of

33:08

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33:11

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here get lost shave your head and get lost

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shave your head and get lost get out of

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here. I guess that's also what I liked

38:34

about tic-toc is it wasn't a Musk or

38:36

Zucherberg owned an operated thing Shau shing

38:38

ping and that's why I also feel like it's

38:40

a monopoly where these companies are like we're

38:42

the American companies that own the social media

38:44

and if we three white men can't make

38:47

money off this we gotta find a way

38:49

to get you out of here You know what

38:51

I mean? It's kind of a monopoly in

38:53

a way. But also people who are making

38:55

all their coin from the social media platforms,

38:57

they're the product. You know what I mean? It's

38:59

not like free speech. This is a business that

39:01

some other person operates that you are the product

39:03

when you sign up for it. You know what

39:05

I mean? Yes. Can I ask a question? This is

39:08

like just, I think you have a really

39:10

sound moral compass and I think you're really

39:12

smart when it comes to hypothetical and how

39:14

you think something would play out. People

39:16

like the Zookerburgs, the mosques,

39:18

the Bizos, they are billions

39:20

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39:23

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39:25

What do you have more money than you

39:27

need or what? Power. Power. Power. Yeah. Because

39:29

they know that, I mean, I assume that

39:31

they've lived long enough that money is

39:34

not going to make them happy, because

39:36

it's like, you know. They've gone, they've,

39:38

they've, they've tried every dopamine hit that

39:40

is possible on this. Through money, yes.

39:42

Yeah, I mean, they've killed a bunch

39:44

of hookers, they've fucked their dead brains,

39:46

whatever, you know what I mean? It's

39:48

like, they've gone to every extreme. Right.

39:50

But I think that, yeah, I think

39:52

that they just want, what's the, that

39:54

the last house on the left, just

39:56

power? In my experience to legacy? I

39:58

don't know, control everything. Yeah legacy I

40:00

guess yeah secure I mean I have

40:02

found in LA an entertainment there's a

40:05

lot of rich people who aren't famous

40:07

and I do think well it's like

40:09

people want to be famous because it's

40:11

one of the things you can't really

40:13

buy well it's the it's this the

40:15

triangle of sadness it's money fame youth

40:17

so we're rich and famous but you're

40:19

aging so you're scrambling at youth so

40:21

the young people are trying to be

40:24

rich and be rich and famous and

40:26

famous But so everybody's got something else

40:28

and they're all chasing each other's tails

40:30

in this triangle of sadness. It's horrible.

40:32

I've never, you know, is that what

40:34

that means? No, no, it's not. But

40:36

I mean, think about it, like, you

40:38

know, like you said, the housewives are,

40:40

you know, they're rich, but they really

40:43

want to be famous, and they're rich,

40:45

but they really want to be famous,

40:47

but they're, they're rich, but they really

40:49

want to be famous, but they're, they're,

40:51

they're, you know, they're, they're, they're, they're,

40:53

they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're,

40:55

they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're,

40:57

they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're,

40:59

they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're,

41:02

they're Why can't I buy this? They're

41:04

frustrated because they could buy an island,

41:06

they could buy a state, but they

41:08

can't buy a production company. But I

41:10

guess you can also get so rich

41:12

that you are famous. Whoa. Because you

41:14

think about if you're a billionaire, every

41:16

room you enter, people will go, oh,

41:18

Steve is coming. He's a billionaire. He's

41:21

a billionaire. He's the first thing people

41:23

know about you. But other famous people

41:25

or other millionaires are like, but Steve's

41:27

a fucking idiot. And also talent. No

41:29

respect. No respect. I don't get no

41:31

respect at all. My daughter. She comes

41:33

home at 10 o'clock. She comes from

41:35

in 10. No respect. No respect. Do

41:38

you ever see Natural Boy and Killers?

41:40

Of course. Oh my god. I just

41:42

re-watch that scene. The sitcom scene with.

41:44

The sitcom scene. It's like. The sitcom

41:46

scene is so cool. It's wild. I

41:48

love Miss Juliet. That music is awesome.

41:50

Runs way else. 7 kind of. You

41:52

know what else 7? Oh that was

41:54

the in that shit list was in

41:57

that soundtrack was in the natural point

41:59

killer soundtrack I was assessed with that

42:01

song when they beat the show the

42:03

people in the diner I think. Oh

42:05

yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All the stone.

42:07

I also recently watched Pulp Fiction. Oh

42:09

yeah. Which I recently watched Pulp Fiction.

42:11

Which I've seen of course like maybe

42:13

a dozen times. Yeah. I watched it

42:16

a lot when I was younger which

42:18

maybe I was too young to understand

42:20

what was going on. As an. As

42:22

an adult I'm watching. This

42:25

is dumb, but I think at first

42:27

saw that we've been I was like

42:30

six or seven, definitely too young. Yeah,

42:32

yeah, yeah, yeah. But I'm like, oh,

42:34

as an adult, I'm like, he throws

42:36

that fight. Bruce throws the fight. Yeah.

42:39

And kills, well, he's supposed to throw

42:41

the fight. Yeah. And kills, well, he's

42:43

supposed to throw the fight. Yeah. And

42:45

he's supposed to throw the fight. Yeah.

42:48

And he kills, well, he's supposed to

42:50

throw the fight. I'd, I'd punch you

42:52

in the, I'd punch you in the,

42:55

I'd, I'd, I'd punch you in the,

42:57

I'd, I'd, I'd punch you in the,

42:59

like, I'd, I'd, I'd, I'd, I'd, like,

43:01

I'd, I'd, I'd, I'd, like, I'd, I'd,

43:04

I'd, I'd, I'd, I'd, I'd, I'd, I'd,

43:06

I'd, I'd, So fierce! So fierce! And

43:08

then he gets raped in the fucking

43:10

dungeon with the gimp watching. She didn't

43:13

hit the back of the car. Baby.

43:15

Accident. Accident. A royal with cheese. There's

43:17

a lot of stuff going on that

43:19

movie. I love it. It's a wonderful

43:22

movie. I love it when that scene

43:24

where she's snorting the heroin and it's

43:26

just so wild. Is it bad to

43:28

snort heroin? Yes, you can snort heroin.

43:31

But just for example, I crushed up

43:33

an oxy, a tiny, tiny pill, tiny

43:35

pill once and snorted half of it

43:37

and I was her in that movie.

43:40

You were? I was almost instantly on

43:42

the floor freezing cold sweating buckets, throwing

43:44

up, throwing up, worst drug experience of

43:46

my whole life by far. And that

43:49

was a tiny pill of oxycontin. So

43:51

yeah, you're not trying to do a

43:53

big fat real heroin like it's cocaine.

43:56

How horrible. I know. Drugs are wild.

43:58

I wanted to talk about something else.

44:00

There's one. Yes. Oh, wait a

44:02

minute. So Colin Joss, like, I

44:04

was like, is this real? Is

44:06

this an AI something? Is this

44:09

fake? What the fuck was that?

44:11

We were on pop culture jeopardy.

44:13

Oh, pop culture jeopardy. Oh, pop culture

44:16

jeopardy. Hey, girl, I was

44:18

gagged because I love jeopardy.

44:20

You better believe no one knew

44:22

who they answer. Of course, they're

44:25

like, they made strike queens.

44:27

But I love the little smirk on

44:29

Miss Joss's face when he said it.

44:31

It was true. Well, she loves us.

44:33

She's obsessed with us in fact.

44:36

Yeah. And Carla should be worried.

44:38

She should be really worried because

44:40

we're gonna be stuck in on

44:42

his dick and balls and asphalt.

44:44

She will be left because he

44:46

will be going for two bald men

44:48

who refused to have sex at

44:50

the same time. Exactly. Because we're going

44:52

to keep him. It's too much.

44:55

It's too much. I don't care

44:57

how hot. I don't care how

44:59

hot. I love you. I'm happy

45:01

for you. Maybe through a sheet.

45:04

Maybe through a sheet. We don't

45:06

love the same. Like I'll take

45:08

the top half, you take the

45:10

bottom half and we do a

45:13

sheet, like a medical situation. No,

45:15

we saw him in half. I

45:17

take one half home, you take the

45:19

other half home. Get her sec the

45:21

balance. Yes. Multiple Loves, what? It's Judge

45:23

Judy, who has the time? But you

45:25

don't want someone to stay over. Sweetie,

45:27

that doesn't mean I want multiples. And

45:29

then he comes to my house, slip

45:31

over. Then I'm gonna beat his ass

45:34

with a bat. You know, in that,

45:36

a bat from Yankee Stadium, I keep

45:38

by the side of my bed for

45:40

the killer. For the killer. For the

45:42

killer. There's also nobody you and I

45:44

both want. Yeah, we don't have a

45:46

lot of overlap. But I, we don't

45:48

have a lot of overlap. that Wendy

45:50

Williams has by the bedside. It's a

45:53

rhinestone bat with spikes on it. Honey! She

45:55

showed a picture of that thing on a

45:57

talk show because I went down to Kill

45:59

her rabbit. And it's not just a bat

46:01

from Yankee Stadium that she has on

46:03

her bedside. It's a mate, like it's

46:06

a medieval torture device. So I ever

46:08

tell you about the time I stole

46:10

a golf club? This was in college

46:12

and you're drunk and you're like, I'm

46:14

gonna do something wild. I'm gonna be

46:16

wild. Tonight's the night. I was leaving

46:18

this random person, straight people, I went

46:21

to a straight people house party. And

46:23

like, like, as I was leaving, there

46:25

was a golf. club by the by

46:27

the door, front door, and I was

46:29

like wouldn't it be funny if I

46:31

get to this? Was it in a

46:33

bag with all the other clubs? I

46:35

thought like it was by the door

46:38

like, oh this is your weapon, okay

46:40

miss thing. The next day I get

46:42

like a DM on Facebook or something.

46:44

Did you take a golf club from

46:46

my house? And I said, who's calling?

46:48

Hello? Your call is very important to

46:50

us. You can't have that. And I

46:53

don't know how, but I got it

46:55

back to him. You stole it on

46:57

purpose? I took it home. Would you

46:59

do it? Drinking alcohol. I probably was

47:01

walking, twirling, like a fagget, like a

47:03

baton. Yeah, so then I brought it

47:05

back and I cleaned all the shit

47:07

off it. You're the lube and the

47:10

shit. With my mouth? The truffle butter.

47:12

Gross. You know what I tried to

47:14

get in the butt. I said no

47:16

ma'am. I don't think they are. People

47:18

are eating lunch, Mary, people are eating

47:20

their lunch. I don't think they are.

47:22

I think they're lunches and then just...

47:25

And then the shitty dick up the

47:27

pussy too, because they're doing Bofa. You,

47:29

you, you, you, you, you're digging my

47:31

ass, or me on, shit, my pussy.

47:33

No, that's a, that's a, not a

47:35

good thing. And when you see that

47:37

in a porno, that woman has dushed

47:39

to high heaven, that women's colonic irrigation

47:42

is on a lot of irrigation is

47:44

on point, a lot of irrigation is

47:46

on point, a lot of irrigation is

47:48

on point. professional course do not attempt

47:50

at home. Three, the whole, I didn't,

47:52

I just slipped, it slipped and went

47:54

up your ass. the whole thing, but

47:57

it slipped and went up your ass.

47:59

Yeah, sorry that my dick slipped out

48:01

of your pussy, went all the way

48:03

up into your ass, balls, and eat.

48:05

I consider myself 99% of bottom, and

48:07

every time I have to do that,

48:09

I swear to God. I'm like, oh,

48:11

what are you nuts? Like, nothing's just

48:14

slipping in there. This grip, mayor, are

48:16

you kidding me? Girl, I'm 49 years

48:18

old, I'm gonna be 50 tomorrow, and

48:20

I have not mastered even. Just that

48:22

I can't do nothing. Well, and but

48:24

and not for lack of trying you

48:26

walking around with a sweetie of traffic

48:29

cone up your butt at home You

48:31

falling asleep with the butt plug in

48:33

yeah pushing it out in the shower

48:35

imagine the grip. Yeah, the grip. I'd

48:37

hate to be your neighbor You're so

48:39

wrapped up in what it's like for

48:41

you to hear your neighbors. Sweetie. Imagine

48:43

what they fucking here. Do you think

48:46

that is the that is the origin

48:48

of the stress right? If I was

48:50

an ass holding of shit about any

48:52

everything of shit about any everything I

48:54

did at home? everything I did at

48:56

home? I would be, I'm like, whatever,

48:58

they come knocking with no, you know,

49:01

I don't have no note, they're not

49:03

coming knocking, they're not banging on the

49:05

wall. I think it's, I'm just whatever.

49:07

I am constantly on deaf-con alert about

49:09

like every single thing that I do

49:11

because I don't want to disturb them

49:13

because I don't want to disturb them

49:15

because I hear everything that they do.

49:18

Right. I wanted to get fucked in

49:20

the butt. I said, hey, who? My

49:22

friend. Who has fucked me in the

49:24

butt before? Okay. I don't know if

49:26

I told you about this, but he

49:28

has this thing where he can inflate

49:30

his dick. Like, you know how if

49:33

you just like, contract in your ears

49:35

move, it's like that, he can like,

49:37

do that in his, the girth of

49:39

his weener increases so significantly that it

49:41

feels like it's inflating in your booty

49:43

hole. Do you want this? It's wild.

49:45

It's wild. It's wild. It's wild. It's

49:47

wild. It's wild. Okay. Okay. Are you

49:50

verse now. Are you verse now. Are

49:52

you a bisexual? Are you fucking kidding me?

49:54

You fat bitch? I would lie, I mean,

49:57

whatever. I just, but I was trying to

49:59

get fucking the book and I had a

50:01

douche. Also, Courtney left her douche in the

50:03

guest. Corniac? So disgusting. Huge thing. Giant hull.

50:05

It's like so. Do veans have to douche?

50:07

She claims she just kind of like put

50:09

out a bullion cube twice a week. Like,

50:12

yeah. Apparently, she's got like, well, she's everything

50:14

as magic about Miss Courtney act. It's like,

50:16

like, like, I don't know. Then you got

50:18

to like, like, like, I know that I'm

50:20

not getting fisted so I'm not like doing

50:22

the whole damn thing, but like I don't

50:25

know the stress of like pooping on the

50:27

weenie makes me like stressed out and then

50:29

the stress actually makes have to go to

50:31

the bathroom and then I get to do

50:33

it again and then I'm hungry I want

50:35

to eat dinner but then I'm like afraid

50:37

it's like a whole thing. I mean this

50:40

idea I just think this idea that I'm

50:42

going to bottom later so I can't eat

50:44

all day. No no no no that's like

50:46

baby what is your what is your what

50:48

is your what is your what is your

50:50

what is your what is your digestive system,

50:52

why is your digestive system, why is your

50:55

digestive system, why is your digestive system a

50:57

powder You can't eat all day. No, that

50:59

might get fucked later. That's crazy. No, that's

51:01

crazy I think that was also maybe the

51:03

No, I don't know. I'm not sure I

51:05

can't speak on that, but I just like

51:07

I don't know It's not the juice the

51:10

juice isn't worth the squeeze sometimes and plus

51:12

I love what about kissing hugging and smooching

51:14

and jerkin? Whatever happened to that because Mary

51:16

this is LA everybody wants this they want

51:18

saw yeah They want hostile up their ass.

51:20

Yeah, everybody goes, this is going to be

51:22

great. I really like you. They have a

51:25

really nice date. Now, after I've passed out

51:27

completely, I wouldn't need you to restart my

51:29

heart. Like, they want that level. We should

51:31

probably fuck in an ambulance, because that's the

51:33

end game. So I've rented, taken my friends

51:35

at EMT. Totally. We're gonna fuck in the

51:37

back of the ambulance and go to the

51:40

hospital. Because if you don't put me in

51:42

the hospital, I'm bored. Let's call 911 now.

51:44

And then we have about nine minutes before,

51:46

you know, they're here. Yeah. It's crazy. I

51:48

don't know. I just, here's the thing I'm

51:50

very grateful for. Like you asked me if

51:52

I wanted a boyfriend, I don't really want

51:55

one. Well, you can't get one. Because you're

51:57

ugly. Because you're ugly. Because you're ugly. Well

52:00

that is a precursor to

52:02

having one. I love myself.

52:05

Like I, but I also, I,

52:07

like I, in the mirror. I

52:09

believe that. I think you're

52:12

very lovable. To be

52:14

honest, I don't mean this

52:16

as a read. I don't

52:18

know who, I don't know who, I

52:21

don't know who either. I don't

52:23

know who either. I don't know. I don't know.

52:25

I don't know who either. I don't know. Like, I

52:27

don't see that. No, I know. I think it's, I

52:29

really do, the only thing I can visualize. Hey, babe,

52:31

what are we gonna do for dinner? Should we go

52:33

on a date night, baby? You, girl. No, no, no,

52:35

no. Like, babe, I, oh, I shrimp my pubes. Like,

52:37

oh, I shrimp my pubes. Like, oh, I shrimp my

52:40

pub. Just like, why, I shit my pub. Like, why,

52:42

why, I shit my pubes, like, I should my pub,

52:44

I should my pubes, like, I should my pubes, like,

52:46

like, like, like, like, I'm like, I'm like, like, I'm

52:48

like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, like, I'm like,

52:50

like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like,

52:52

like, like, like, the only, like, like, like, like, like,

52:54

like, like, No, it would be a seat for you.

52:56

No, on Tuesday, Friday, night, and to Saturday. There's a

52:58

schedule. So we hang on on Tuesday nights. Don't stay

53:01

over, don't think about it, don't even get near that

53:03

bed, we're fucking in the living room. And then

53:05

on Friday, nobody's gonna go for that. Nobody's gonna

53:07

go for that. This is gonna go for that.

53:09

Nobody's gonna go for that, this. Nobody's gonna go for

53:11

that, this. Nobody's gonna go for that, this. Nobody's gonna

53:13

go for that go for that, this, this, this, this,

53:15

this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this,

53:18

this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this,

53:20

this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this,

53:22

this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this,

53:24

this, this, this, Together. I guess because

53:26

you know what's gonna happen on

53:28

night A I'm gonna hear him

53:30

snore. I'm gonna get mad. He's

53:32

gonna retaliate on night B. He's gonna

53:35

He's gonna The opposite's gonna

53:37

happen. Are you a night sweater? Do

53:39

you sleep and sweat? Am I a Nikki

53:41

fan? Because can I just say something? And this

53:43

is like, I would never say anything mean about

53:46

any group of people. But if you sweat during

53:48

your sleep, you are fucking gross. I know you

53:50

can't help it and I'm sorry for you. But

53:52

when you lean over in bed and you're like,

53:54

I love love, I love to be cuddled. And

53:56

you wrap your arms around a 200 pound salamander.

53:58

And you're like, sweat. So why? What do you

54:00

think? I would, why I want to

54:02

live alone? And why do you think

54:04

I shield, I consciously shield my horror

54:06

from everybody else's experience? My brother recently

54:08

sent me a picture of his mattress

54:10

stained with sweat, like the shroud of

54:12

the shroud of the shroud with sweat,

54:15

like the shroud of terrain. And yeah,

54:17

so I don't want to be a

54:19

hater, but people who do sweat at

54:21

night also are like, oh yeah, I

54:23

sweat a lot, it's gross. Not only

54:25

that I do something the worst than

54:27

sweat. Unforgivable, that I do. I mean

54:29

I do something which is also pretty

54:31

bad which is I'm always cold so

54:33

my hands are always like it's like

54:35

they're tampons. It's horrible and I don't

54:37

want to subject anybody that I would

54:39

prefer to have limited time so that

54:41

they can see me at my best

54:43

and then I can save the shitty

54:45

rotten stuff for myself and my friends.

54:47

I mean I I do something which

54:49

is also pretty bad which is I'm

54:51

always cold so my hands and feet

54:53

are always cold. Your hands are freezing.

54:55

My size 13 foot. While you're sleeping

54:57

you might just feel that on your

54:59

stomach on your back because I got

55:01

to get I got to get warm

55:03

You're around the neck girl around the

55:05

warm imagine the grip The neck neck

55:07

brace of foot the ice pulled pugies

55:09

wrapped around the jugular because I'm code

55:11

you know what I'm code. I'm code.

55:13

I'm code. I need you to lay

55:15

on top of me. I'm a land

55:17

top of you. I'm the smotherer. That's

55:19

the terrorifier to me I'm the terror

55:21

to Sam You with the boyfriend? No,

55:23

babe. No, no, no, no. So listen,

55:25

also, she writes together, babe, she goes

55:27

home to, my Christmas, babe. And I

55:29

know when to be, I don't wanna

55:31

be, I'm not trying to be insensitive

55:33

or weird, but like, it would, I

55:35

would be better off with a deaf

55:37

person or like someone who didn't speak

55:39

English or there was a significant barrier

55:41

to kind of regular communication, so to

55:43

kind of regular, and we love space.

55:45

That I could see as something happening

55:48

for a significant amount of time. You

55:50

want to be Shirley Ralph? Does she

55:52

marry somebody in jail? I just saw

55:54

a clip of her, a press clip

55:56

of her saying, I love my husband,

55:58

I have my, my life, he has

56:00

his life, I have mine, he has

56:02

his career, I have my, she went

56:04

on a little long dress, she was

56:06

kind of like, I have my tone,

56:08

he has his socks, I got his

56:10

jeans, but she was saying for her,

56:12

what works for her is a very

56:14

separate, well, what was the famous person,

56:16

I think, like, like, like. Fuckin' Liz

56:18

Taylor, whatever. Like, what's the, who is

56:20

it? It's like the secret to, what's

56:22

the secret to a successful marriage? Separate

56:24

rooms in separate houses on separate streets

56:26

or something like that. Yeah. I wouldn't

56:28

want that. But that's just me. But

56:30

you're romantic and you've always been in

56:32

a relationship and you're good at that.

56:34

It's not my forte. I love being

56:36

alone. I love kissing myself in the

56:38

mirror. Yeah, no shit, girl. Like, what

56:40

are you gonna, like, walk around with

56:42

your metal butt plug-in, watching the same

56:44

movie on a loop. With my little

56:46

pink, slick it up, ones, I don't

56:48

think so. I don't think so. I

56:50

don't think so. No, babe. They'd be

56:52

like, oh. They would, like, their eyes

56:54

bulge out and they'd run for the

56:56

hills. Yeah. You know what else I

56:58

like to do, and this is horrible.

57:00

I don't know what this comes from.

57:02

I like to get really close to

57:04

someone in bed, like, like, like, like,

57:06

like, like, like, like, like, like, a

57:08

story, a story from when they'd, a

57:10

story from when I was, a story

57:12

from when I was a story from

57:14

when I was a story from when

57:16

I was a, from when I was

57:19

a, a, a, a, a, a, a,

57:21

a, a, a, a, a, a, a,

57:23

a, a, a, a I don't know

57:25

what that is and they always gets

57:27

that response like oh it's just such

57:29

a crazy thing to say I think

57:31

I got it from Spongebob. Oh okay

57:33

you do that Maryland voice like hey

57:35

daddy oh yeah hey daddy what is

57:37

it like the man Christmas cookies? Is

57:39

Marilyn Michael Jackson what the fuck was

57:41

that? I hate I go through hell

57:43

sleeping with sweaters. Happy birthday Mr. President

57:45

I go to hell sleeping with you

57:47

you probably so wet night. Oh

57:50

no! One last thing, one last thing,

57:52

so I have a bet with one

57:54

of our producers, Ms. Marquez here, that

57:57

if, I think I owe her something

57:59

because to me more when the Golden

58:01

Globe. So while I would be so

58:03

thrilled to be more one in Oscar

58:05

for the substance, nominations come out on

58:08

Thursday, I don't think it's going to

58:10

happen. I don't think it's going to

58:12

happen. Just realistically, I don't think it's

58:14

going to happen. However, if it does,

58:16

she is owed a very expensive 70-course

58:19

meal at Ruth's Chris steakhouse. Really?

58:21

So stay tuned to see how it

58:23

plays out. Can I ask, why are you

58:25

the one betting that she wouldn't get

58:27

it? Because I don't think it's going to

58:29

happen. Like I'm realistic. Like I just didn't, in

58:32

terms of the history of the academy and like

58:34

the patterns and stuff, I just. You think it's

58:36

going to be like Tony Colecorette, where it's like,

58:38

it's a horror movie, so no. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

58:40

Some says it's kind of horror. Yeah. Yeah,

58:42

yeah. Some says it's kind of horror. Yeah,

58:45

yeah. Some of it is a horror movie,

58:47

and I don't think is probably is probably

58:49

going to win. I'm not going to win.

58:51

I'm going to win. I'm not sure. I'm

58:53

not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure.

58:55

I can't wait to find out. Have you

58:57

seen, now when Oscars happen, have you seen

59:00

most of these movies? So I haven't, so

59:02

that's why I'm not really that invested. Like

59:04

I'm not gonna watch, I probably will watch

59:06

Wicked when it comes on streaming, you know,

59:08

I haven't watched Baby Girl, and that

59:10

ain't up for Oscar, but like I

59:13

don't even watch Baby Girl, but like, I

59:15

can't even watch Baby Roll. But it's not

59:17

that explicit, it's kind of. How do you

59:19

know you haven't seen him? Because I've read

59:21

every review of it and Andrew told me

59:23

everything that happens in it because he's obsessed

59:26

with it. I'm not on her jock like

59:28

Andrew is. Oh, I thought you really liked him. I

59:30

love her, but I mean I love I love Julian

59:32

Moore. David used to say she's the greatest actress of

59:34

all time. That is categorically untrue. But

59:36

no, I mean she's very talented. She's been

59:38

in every TV and movie since 1992. She

59:40

works every single day. She works every single

59:42

day. She works every single day. She hasn't

59:44

had a holiday. She hasn't had a

59:47

holiday. She has a holiday. Girl, the

59:49

wind was happening, the wind, the wind,

59:51

of course, she was creating the wind.

59:53

It was so, girl, it was so

59:55

cunty. High, pop crave, what? Oh, she's

59:57

like, she literally was like pop crave.

1:00:00

He's like, okay, love that shit.

1:00:02

So fierce. She looks so cunty.

1:00:04

She's quite a beauty, of course.

1:00:06

I think my favorite performance of

1:00:08

hers is in eyes wide shut.

1:00:11

Oh God. I'm gonna have to

1:00:13

say. To die for. I amend it. To

1:00:15

die for. I mean, I know

1:00:17

you like musical. She is great

1:00:19

in Moulin Rouge. I mean, it's

1:00:21

so beautiful. And vertical magic. Yeah.

1:00:23

Of course. Yeah. I mean, did

1:00:26

you ever see destroyer? destroyer.

1:00:28

No. Oh my god, she gets

1:00:30

ugly. Girl, she played this like

1:00:32

hard, scrabble cop. Karen Kusama film

1:00:34

is so wild. Do you think

1:00:36

that because of the substance, now

1:00:38

that all these like hot bitch actresses

1:00:40

are going to be put on

1:00:42

the monster makeup trying to get the

1:00:44

Oscar? I don't think so. No, I

1:00:46

don't think so. Plus I'm obsessed with

1:00:49

every, any interview would do me more like

1:00:51

kind of, she went through hell

1:00:53

doing that movie. Well, they love

1:00:56

a physical transformation. That T-H-R roundtable

1:00:58

I'm obsessed with my got

1:01:00

it all those all those

1:01:02

hoars so she's perfectly lit

1:01:05

but Angelina Julie my god

1:01:07

that woman beautiful like

1:01:09

yeah beautiful like what yeah fuck

1:01:11

supernatural supernatural didn't love Maria the

1:01:13

callus the movie but shit that

1:01:15

woman is fucking Jesus Christ! David

1:01:17

produced that movie, Please, Baby, Please,

1:01:19

that Demi was in a couple

1:01:21

years ago. I never saw that.

1:01:23

Colley was in it too. Yes,

1:01:25

Coles in it too. And he

1:01:27

got to work with her obviously

1:01:29

very directly and he was said

1:01:31

how amazing she was. I mean,

1:01:34

her scene, she was great. I

1:01:36

love that scene in Charlie's Angels

1:01:38

too, where she goes, where she's like right

1:01:40

at the camera with the gun and she

1:01:42

goes, no, I was great. Because you know,

1:01:44

you know, she's like, she's like, like, like,

1:01:46

the former, the former, the former, And she

1:01:48

jumps off the observatory or

1:01:50

whatever. Oh yeah. Those early

1:01:52

2000s fashions. You know what

1:01:55

we gotta watch? We should

1:01:57

watch and recap. I've been

1:01:59

really horny to. rewatch and

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