From Morecast Connect and aj Benze. Fame Uh, he'd liked to be walked on a leash and play really dirty, kinky sex games. Is uh the guy put the cock in the Peacock Network. Okay, bitch, Hey, everybody AJ Benzi here with fame, is it? Bitch? This is your daily Unfiltered podcast for Wednesday, December seventeenth, twenty twenty five. One two one seven two two five. Taping this on Monday evening in LA in Shittsville. I'll be in Chicago on Tuesday.
By the time you hear this, I will be ensconced there. I just didn't want to make you guys lose a show because I was traveling mid morning and not landing till the evening and that would have sucked. So I figured I'd bang out one more show while there's enough stuff going around to talk about. I was just listening to a podcast Mark Norman, who's the other guy. I'm not a big fan of the other guy who does
the podcast with him. They had Jerry Seinfeld on podcast is called We Might Be Drunk, Sam Morril and Mark Norman. Mark Muhman's great, what a great comedic mind. Sam Morel he doesn't do it for me. But they've got an interesting podcast. They've been added for a long time, well
since COVID, and they're doing well. It's so funny sometimes when you hear them say things like because they're younger guys and they don't know certain people that you would think everybody should know, Like they didn't know who Slim Pickens was, and I'm like, I did not know the guy wrote the bomb in Doctor Strangelove. Come you got
to know that name. But you know, these guys are younger, but they had Jerry Seinfeld on and I'm so glad that Seinfeld is becoming more active in being seen and heard as the elder statesman of comics because he's he's got him the ideas he has and the way he's honed down stand up comedy into a science is unbelievable.
A lot of guys will bring their material to Jerry, for a lot of comics show their material to other comics and they both go over it, and Jerry is such he's so good at it to say a certain word, and that's what it comes down to. I'm not saying I do nearly the same thing with an hour of stand up that takes them, you know, probably a year to write and refine and get it ready to go out in the road and tape a special But I know that feeling of Is that the right word right there?
That that knocked the whole rhythm off the sentence? Is that the melody this needs? Remember many years ago before I was married, or maybe I just got married, and Joey was over. He has to do a paper for college, and we want I want to go out, you know, let's go to the after hours. I gotta write this paper. I'll write the paper for you in the morning. I said, I know what you to write about. I know the rhythm. It's gotta be that about. But I've about the next paragraph.
But he goes, what do you do? And I said, I just know the rhythm of the story you have to write. You told me what it's about. I got the rhythm. Okay, Now I'll do the words later. Let's go out and Jerry. In a lot of comics, the good ones are the same way. Everything has to be
the right word, the right letter. Can make a joke, like Jerry tells a joke about you know, guys are sharks, women are orcas or wales not because of their size, but because you've never seen a shark perform a trick at Sea World, right, they don't the sharks if the men, we don't perform. No, the Orcas do the tricks. They're the women. They do everything. The man is so in that joke, he told instead of saying SeaWorld, he would say sea World. And his buddy girlfriend after the show,
said that was a funny job. But why do you say SeaWorld? He said, because you noticed it, because SeaWorld is a boring word. We've all heard. There's nothing funny about it. In fact, it may even bring out some bed you know, attitudes toward the way animals are treated. So I say SeaWorld. It's that ridiculous, even to the point where he said, I was watching Sebastian Maniscant Go Special on Hulu, which I have. It's good, It's always good,
and he said, Sebastian does it. Bit he goes, I don't want to say this, he goes, No, let's say he goes. Well, he has a great joke about you know, like I think it's a waiter coming to the table. I forget what, Oh no, somebody you're eating dinner and the person with you says, I didn't bring cash, can I? Venmo? You the money hasn't happened to me, but I guess it's happened to Sebastian. And I'm sure those dinner bills are you know, eight nine hundred dollars a thousand dollars.
So you're like, yeah, you know, Venmo. But then the joke was the guy died and he's got to go to the wake and see the wife, and he goes listen, you know, I want to say the wrong thing, but you know, you know he was gonna pay me, Venmo, and I don't want it to be a complete loss. And Jerry said he should have said, right there, a loss for me too, or something like that. But it was like an extra added joke in the joke that
would have got a big left. See, he's such a fucking perfectionist when it comes to I remember going to see him with my first wife, Jen and my sister Lorraine, and Frankie got to be eighty six, eighty seven, maybe even eighty five. I'm not sure we've been married yet. Westbury Music Fair the theater in the round, the theater that the stage spins very slowly, so the person, the comic or the singer can stay right there and everybody gets to see him. And Jerry wasn't Jerry Seinfeld yet.
He just had done a lot of funny bits on talk shows MERV Griffin, Mike Douglas, Johnny Carson. They cavet and we went there based on the bits weetsare on TV. And there were some jokes that he already had that people were calling out the joke and he was doing it like Massa Piqua. One of Jerry's first jokes was, you know my parents are Jewish. Uh, we're from Massapequa. We live in Massapeka, which is an Indian name meaning
near the mall. Now you wouldn't know that unless you're a long islander, but there's a big mall, The Massapecle Mall was a huge thing. And then he would say things like my parents moved to Florida not because they have to, but because they're old and Jewish and it's the law. Things like that that just grabbed our attention and we went to go see him, and when the show would slow down a little bit, people were star calling out to him, Jerry, when are you gonna get
your own show? And this is years before Seinfeld. And he said, you know, I don't know. I mean, I take meeting. There's been meetings, but you know, you never know in this town. But we've had some meetings. You know, we'll see what happens, but it takes forever. Don't get your hopes. So could you imagine now he's a fucking billionaire. What have I done with my life since I was first married till now that Jerry Seinfeld became a billionaire? God just for making us laugh? And again I held
on to it against him. Louis c K I watched his special or I listened to his special Sorry the other morning when he first came back out after the whole masturbation thing, and I was laying in my eyes half closed listening to Louis. It's great. It's just great. These guys are surgeons with jokes. Speaking of jokes, I gotta tell you, I watched land Man every Sunday night, Billy Bob Thornton, Ali Lauder, Andy Garcia, it's great, it's a great show. Taylor Sheridan is the quote unquote writer.
I don't believe he's writing these shows. Whatsoever he might have come up with the pilot episode. But there's no way a guy can write Lion is Tulsa King Landman, and there's a two or three others. You're not you can't. What are you fucking Stephen King on steroids? You can't do it. And I have my whole idea about Stephen King where he has a bunch of younger writers that
get paid to write like Kim. I just don't believe somebody can turn out all those ideas for for for years on end and be such a stick in the mud curmudgeon with with the world and politics. I don't you know. So I'm watching land Man last night, and I gotta tell you it's been a long time since any fucking TV show ever said anything or alluded to
anything positive about being conservative and God blessed Landman. So there's a phone call between Billy Bob Thornton and his truck and he's his his dad is played by Sam Elliott. It's perfect. Sam's eighty years old. He got the deep voice which I can't imitate, the big old whisk brow mustache, and Billy Bob and his wife basically moved Sam Shepherd into their home. Sam Elliott, Sorry, Sam Elliott into their home so he can be with family and come to
life again. You know. So father was bored, and Billy Bob said, why don't you put TV on? Watch something? Watch I don't know, watch one of those morning shows. Want you to read a book, watch TV, watch you know, watch the View or something like that. And Sam Elliott says, what's the view? He said, the View is a bunch of pissed off millionaires, bitch. No matter how much they hate millionaires and Trump and men like you and me and everybody else, they got to be up their ass
about how fucking great is that. No one's done it for years, no one had the balls to do it. Taylor Sheridan tipped the cap to you and whoever's on your writing staff, and he said to the father, the show is pretty funny. But sam Elia was like, I don't know, don't sound funny. He said, well, it ain't joke funny, but it's like a Farton Church funny. You know what I mean? That don't sound funny neither son, But thank god that was injected into the teleplay. Good
for them. Can't take this show. All the beautiful women. I'm going bananas. Demi Moore looks fantastic, Ali Lauter, I don't know what else to say about him. She blows me away. And then you got Billy Bob Thornton's daughter. I forget her name. She's making the scene. I think she's dating Jacob Alordie. Now the six foot five good looking actor from Saltburn and Frankenstein. And Billy Bob Thornton's son who just struck it rich in the oil fields, is got a Mexican girlfriend soon to be his wife.
She's adorable. I don't know what those actresses names are. Billy Bob's attorney is hot shit. And now the next door neighbor his daughter's friend is named Shelby. She came around with a bikini on to come to Defence to talk to Sam Elliott. She's a knockout. Oh and Andy Garcia's Italian wife is gorgeous. She plays Bella Galino. Get on this show, start from season one and just binge it. Here's what I don't want to binge anymore. But every time I turn on Instagram or TikTok or tv icv
Erica Kirk Tour, listen again. I've said this before. I don't want to make this a weekly thing. Horrifying what she went through, terrible her kids are going through. And yet she's out there every day on this whatever the fuck you want to call this tour of tele vision and podcast. I don't get it. Stay home, be there for your children. They need you more than either nannies because daddy's gone. And don't tell me anybody shit like, oh they're Blueberry budget. Daddy's gonna go work more play
for your blueberry budget. The fuck up. Don't talk to me. You believe in God, like you're such a great Christian, then tell them the truth about what happened. Daddy's in heaven when Jackie died. What do you think my nephew Joey told his daughters Jackie's in heaven. That's what they think. You don't make it a fucking joke. Blueberry budget bullshit, guys. I can't take her. Look. I can't take Candas Owens either. But Candae Owens is a fire breathing dragon of controversies
and conspiracies, and she ain't slowing down. She's begging people to sue her, and nobody is that's dangerous. But when she you know they've agreed to get together and talk Candace and eric O Kirk. I don't like the way Erica Kirk looks. In fact, she looks way different. Did I say this? She actually looked better a few days after Charlie was killed. Now what she looks like I don't even know who this is. The eye movements, the facial contortions, and she has these demonic eyes, almost like
a wolf in the wild. What is going on? Listen, Candice Owens, you were a friend to my husband. You were a very key member of TDUSA. Now when I'm saying this, you understand there's a lot of facial contortions. There's a lot of Erica Kirk looking up toward the heavens, a lot of eyes running up the tissue dotting the far corner of the eyes where tears don't come out they come out close to your nose. But whatever the fuck Now you've turned on me, his sad grieving widow.
Look up to the sky, bling twice, DoD your I now get serious. That's all I want to say to you. No one is allowed to make money off of my husband's death except me. I don't even like the sound of that sentence. We clearly know you're making money off your husband's death, because apparently you're running the whole fucking show. You've been on the road like you're performing for vaudeville. We go home. Who thought this was a good idea? Let's get Erica out to all the podcasts, all the
TV shows. Let's have her seen that very bad idea. She needed to disappear for a while. Have a spokesman speak for TDUSA, that brilliant guy that they all said was the best. Have somebody else you are robbing from my daughter's blueberry blueberry budget. There goes that stupid fucking Hackney phrase that means shit. But I believe in a just God. But he is sovereign, and I take peace in knowing that. Ewell Eyswell, look up, squint, look hard
at the interviewer. Be angry, be vindictive. She's fucking crazy. Listen. I studied acting for many years. I know when somebody's trying their damn this to act a certain way, and she's failing every step of the way. Do I feel horrible? Charlie Kirk was murdered. Of course. I liked him so much. I hung on his every word. I watched all the videos on Instagram and TikTok and everything on social media. The guy was tremendous. I told you a month ago
when Morocco told me. Rocco was the first to text me. They shot Charlie Kirk. I didn't even know he knew of Charlie Kirk, the fact that he was reaching our youth. God bless that guy. His wife ain't reaching anybody, nobody, nothing. She's not doing anything. She's in Barrasra, myself and the company. You know you shouldn't judge. Let me tell you something. God gave us wisdom. God gave me the right to judge. He gave me the right to have a certain feeling
about certain people. He gave me intuition. He gave me the benefit of the doubt of living on this earth for sixty three years and understanding how people act and speak when they're being truthful, when they're lying. This is the way I based my career on. When it came to reporting, what wasn't in a conversation or on the page was in my head. I saw it, I felt it, and because I'm so tuned into what I feel, I wrote stories based on what I felt, not always with
people told me. Because I was a columnist, I could write subjectively. I worked a long time to receive that privilege to write subjectively, to give my opinion. And that's all I've been doing for eight years and even longer. I'm not gonna stop. Because God gave me gifts like he gave Erica gifts, like he gave Charlie gifts. I'm not gonna not use my gifts. So if it bothers a bunch of you, I don't know what to tell you. You must not know people as well as I do.
And if and if she thinks she's reaching anybody, the only people she's reaching is the hardline Christians who put God and Christianity in front of everything. She may be reaching them, she ain't reaching those of us who, Yeah, I'm Christian, Yeah I believe in God. Yeah yeah, I don't go to church law. But yeah, she ain't reaching us. She's not. Okay, let's talk about the other bullshit going on, ray j A. Let's go from Erica Kirk to ray j A, Jesus Craik Craik Jesus Craik Jesus Christ. Sorry,
the three shows today. Ray j A, who was famous, of course for banging, came Kardashian and their sex tape many years ago in Mexico. He's not backing down. He keeps saying that Kim Kardashian and her mom, Chris Jenner, are racketeers. He claims that Kim and her mom teamed up with Vivid Entertainment to defraud the public with their
fake defamation suit against him. When I first came to LA and driving on the one oh one and past Lancashim and Colwater Canyon, headed west, Vivid Pictures, Vivid Entertainment is a big building where all the porn was made, and ain't there anymore. Yeah, if you were a Vivid girl, you were doing well. Barbara Dare was a vivid girl. Vivid video God so different now. But yeah, he's still
he's not letting this go. He says to me, Kim and Chris have repeatedly engaged in a criminal enterprise and racketeering activity, violating RICO over and we're gonna have no doubt about that. He filed legal documents. He's serious. He's asking the judge to dismiss the case. I'm sorry, Kim and Chris are saying, dismiss this case. No, sorry, I'm wrong.
Ray J is now asking the judge to dismiss the case, saying that Jenner and Kim have committed legal wrongdoings that are worse than the accusations leveled against Sean did He Combs, Come on, bro, really, Kim and Chriss Rico violations are worse than any reco violations that did He is accused of. Remember Ray J stood behind did He a year ago, saying it's all bullshit, it's all manufactured, it's all nonsense.
Did He's a great guy? Now he's kind of understanding. Yeah, well, did he pay me to get the word out on his on his behalf? It didn't work out. Now he's off. Did He's payroll? The money's getting tight. So here he comes to Kim and Chris again. Nobody's stopping them. He said they committed credit card fraud against him and his family. You ready for this by building an eight one hundred and fifty thousand dollars bill. Excuse me, I don't mean to sound racist. What white or black family has credit?
Cause that can go to eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Excuse me, I don't know. That doesn't sound right to me, doesn't sound you know and Kim and Chris filed the defamation suit against them a few months ago after he said that he was working with the Feds to build a RICO case against them. It's getting crazy. In addition to saying that he and Kim consentually film that sex tape back in twenty three My god, almost twenty three
years ago. Wow, he said, it's the decision to release it, which I've said in the past, was prompted by the TV show back in two thousand and six. They needed something to pump. It looks like they always do. Kanye says that Kim set the whole robbery up in Paris. I don't believe that, but you know what they do to get eyes on the show. The next thing is going to be Courtney and Travis Barker breaking up. Watch watch you'll see, or their marriage is in peril. Watch
it's bad. It's bad. But after ray J responded to their accusations, they eventually paid him six million bucks after that tape hit the market, six million in a settlement agreement. But part of that agreement was that no further mentioned or public reference to the sex tape on his show or any show he does it's a look. Man. I know he's no saints, but I kind of believe him. You know, Kardashians have been doing this kind of grifting for a long time. Kim said back in the day,
she would do anything to be rich and famous. I mean, she was brought up rich, she wanted to be ultra famous, and she is arguably one of the most famous women in the world. But you know, ray J did all the work. And I don't know if you've seen the porn tape, Kim does an imitation of a starfish, the human starfish. She lays there, does nothing. Ray J does all the work. He deserve He deserved more money because Kim just laid there. Yeah, she looked good, But that
goes so far. Every time I hear the name of ray J, it always makes me think of that old comic Bill Saluga. You guys know who he is. He is to do bit. His bit back in the day was he'd go on these talk shows or on like, you know, variety shows, and his bit was, oh, someone will say hey, ray J. Johnson and he'd say, oh, you doesn't have to call me Johnson. My name is
Raymond J. Johnson Junior. But you can call me Ray, you can call me Jay, or you can call me Johnny, or you can call me Sonny, or you can call me Junior, or you can call me Ray J. Or you can call me r J. Or you can even call me r j J. But it doesn't have to call me Johnson. That was his whole bit. It sounds ridiculous now. He did this on Red Fox's show, The Tonight Show, David Steinberg, The Gung Show. I remember first singing on the Tom Jones Variety Show. I was nine
years old. I remember I loved it because I saw my brother in law Jack laughing like crazy. And we'd always watch a lot of comedy shows together because when Jack and Roll live with us for a time to save money to buy a house or put a down payment down, they would watch TV with us, you know. And then several years later they bought the house next door to us and which was on the canal. I think it was fifty four thousand and fifty two to five some ridiculous amount of money went up to a million.
It's nbelieve. Real estate is fucking everything. And before they could get HBO in the new house, we had it and back then home Box Office was playing one movie over and over called Shila Levine is Alive and Well and Living in New York. I'm pretty sure that was the insane title, Shila Levine is Alive and Living in them or Alive and Well. That was the big that movie was on. Also Report to the Commissioner with Michael Moriarity.
I remember these I was a kid. There were two movies on all day home box Office, a no showtime, no movie channel, no cinemats, Home box Office. So before they can get HBO, they would come over. They'd watch George Colin, HBO Specialist, Rodney Dangerfield, Richard Pryor, and we'd all laugh as a family. And eventually what we did
was so they could stay home. My father got a long bunch of cable wire and he went from the back of our home box office box and put it opened our screen window behind the TV at half an ench snuck the wire route, snaked it up the side of the house, across the roof, then over our grape arbor, up into Rosalie and Jack's deck and by their kitchen so they can get cable. We pirated cable. That was
a big thing back then. You can't pirate cable. It was punishable up two a year in jail, like that stupid copyright rule, or pulling a tag off a bedspread or a fucking pillow, so stupid. Nowadays, if you give a Netflix account to somebody, they did right away, text you EM, it's just you. Someone just It's like instant, like a stoppo. One of my high school buddies I talk about a lot Robert Passier, who got beat up at the rench, the toughest bastard in school who bit
almost Pachico's nose off before they became friends. His son. I talked to his son, Chris, great kid. He wanted to watch some of the Netflix, said, use my account. I gave him information. He went on to watch a movie in the Netflix. Are just you? Where are you? Calm the fuck down? Netflix? You get money paying you. They're cracking down guys. Pirrating cable was a big thing. Fifty cent is given it to Tyler Perry. I love
fifty cent. He doesn't give a shit. You know. Tyler Perry made the mistake of watching the p Diddy documentary and going on social media and saying, you know, listen, man, I stole the documentary. Now look, I would he was a freak in my day. First of all, don't say that you're a ginormous clear Stop saying you were a freak in your day. We can only imagine what that means and what men you would banging or who was behind you. More likely, I was a freak in my day.
And look, you know, I wish, I wish the documentary could say more about all the good things Pete did he did and how many people he helped. But you know, that's the way it goes. But otherwise I found it a very intriguing doc. Fifty cent shot right back. Don't you worry. You do the same thing in the entertainment business he was doing in the music business. Your documentary's coming next. Oh, don't fuck with fifty cent. I love this guy, love him, And I guess we got to
talk about h Nick Reiner again. It's not going to go away for a while. No one really knows any details, so to speak, what the fight was about, how long was the knife, who he killed first, had it unfold? That's not being taught. We may never know that unless he talks about it himself. But apparently they're saying now he really resented his father, and he hated himself for not being as talented, prolific or beloved, beloved well in Hollywood as his father or grandfather, Carl Reiner, who was
amazing with mel Brooks. I mean, you give me a thousand year old man, Go listen to those sketches. They're still funny sixty years later, seventy years later. I mean his Rob Reiner ninety acting in ninety movies, fifty five writing credits, thirty two producing credits, thirty directing credits. There's not many people more prolific than he was, won a bunch of awards. His father was tremendous actor, comedian, screen runter, director, same thing. Nick battled drug addiction for more than half
his life. Wrote that silly film Being Charlie about his almost twenty stints in rehab. Rob directed it, doing all he can to playcate his son and keep him calm because he knew this is a fucking time bomb. I'm feeling bad for Rob Ryan. And I listened to James Woods today on the Jesse Water Show. It told me
a lot because James Woods is a conservative animal. He is so staunchly conservative and pro maga and ryno was the opposite, and he was almost crying, saying, Rob gave me a movie Mississippi Burning, when I was thirty years too young for the part, but he went to bat for me at Castle Rock. My career was on the downspind he got me in a movie. Next thing I know, I'm nominated for Academy Award and my career took off. I owe so much to him. We've hung out many times.
We don't talk politics, or if we do, he gives me his ideas. I give him mind and we don't argue. Kind of like me and Bill Maher. You can have those conversations with people you respect and like without having the vitriol and the anger. It's different when you don't know Rob Ryaner and he's, you know, spouting off on Twitter talking shit about Trump should be in the mental
And I know it's hard to read that shit. But this poor daughter, Roamy Reiner, great name, she discovers this horrible scene Mommy and daddy with their throat slit I'm imagining. I don't know why. I think it's the kitchen. I don't know if they even said yet. I just think it's the kitchen. I don't know why and I don't know why I would imagine he killed his father first. Oh, I just I can't even wow. Somehow it's easier to think of the Menendez brothers using shotguns than it is
with the ultra personal knife slit your throat routine. You gotta hold somebody down for that ship. How does how does a son do that to a mother and a father without being completely psychotically fucked up on drugs? Come on? So the daughter makes this discovery and I'm want to point something out that I don't really like, and I think this might be a clue. Officers respond to the house, and she told the officers that a relative should be
a suspect because they're dangerous. Well, she's saying the quiet part out loud, they are dangerous. Is that a pronoun slip or the way he wanted to be referred to? Why wouldn't you say he's dangerous, My brother's dangerous. They are dangerous. That's weird to me. We've heard a rumor that he was transitioning, and I think everybody wants to believe that because that's been the flavor of the year or more than a year. I'm not sure. I look at this guy. I don't see him wanting to be
a woman. I see him as a fucked up guy, the kind of guy you don't want to stand next to or give the finger too. In the car and traffic, he just looked fucking crazy. I don't see transgender with him. But I could be wrong. But right now the pictures I've seen, I don't see it. Now we're hearing about his serious behavioral issues from a young age. In fact,
they I can't take this. The New York Posts interviewed their personal yoga teacher, a woman named Alana Zabel, who taught Rob and his wife yoga for many years in the early two thousands, so it's been twenty years. Somehow, she decides I'm gonna call the New York Post and get give them some information, because she says Nick used to interrupt pretty much all of the yoga sessions at the family's La home. She said those disruptions would last
twenty minutes or longer. Outbursts were intense, a lot of screaming, and Zabel, who also has a degree in child development, said that Robin Michelle asked to do yoga with NICKI privately hoping it will help him calm his heightened nervous system. This woman goes on to talk about describing Nick as a little boy with behavioral issues who was always upsetting everyone but trying to figure it out. I don't like what she did here. First of all, he was a kid.
I don't think he was a junkie yet, although he did run away from home at fifteen, maybe he was already getting fucked up. But anybody who's doing drugs does not want to sit down for yoga. But this woman points out that there are many variables to consider when it comes to a child's behavior, including genetic components. Of course, genetics play a big role in it. You know what else plays a big role. Hollywood parents not spending enough
time with their kids. Hollywood parents throwing money at kids and not what they need, which was support and parental guidance and love. But just throw money. We'll fix here. I got that will set well pay for rehab for seventeen fucking times a million dollars. Easy, did nothing, she said. That's also the fact that the rhinos live in Hollywood. I have witnessed the children of Hollywood personalities have a really difficult time because they're living in a fantasy world.
The parents are prioritizing many things, including them, but there's also the perception of negligence exactly. And when you live in a major city like California, you got drugs all already, can find drugs easily. She didn't feel she didn't feel Nick had the right guidance, even though she says Robin Michelle did everything in their power to help their son, but it didn't work. She even said this, and this
is what bothers me. Her experience with Nick inspired her to write her first children's book, called A Chair in the Air, which tells the story of a boy named Nicki who was full of big feelings and even bigger energy. How, as parents, do you allow this fucking new age yoga teacher, bullshit artist to write a book and use your son's name and basically write about him for the world to read, and the writers signed off on it. You're exploring your
kids problems? Why would you allow that? The minute she brings up the idea, no, no, let's know, you can write your book. It's not my son. You're not gonna use his fucking name. Use Charlie. I don't care who you use. Ricky. If you're not gonna use Nick. That's it. That's I can't have it. It's my son. He knows this book. He's gonna get old enough and understand it and think, what the fuck did my parents let this person do to me. I think it's deplorable that she
did that, childhood yoga teacher. I'm reading so many stories about Nick and Rob and Michelle everything. I hit six, seven, eight, nine stories, and there are many ways to report this story, but all of them feel the same. They all read the same, and I'm getting disgusted with one of This is why I don't attack stories today or two later. I wait, because all it is is the initial vomit of feelings, not facts, just basically what could be innuendo. We don't know, but this could be it. That could
be it. I want facts. Unfortunately, the demand for information has outstripped the supply, so more supply will be turned out, no matter how bad the quality is. That's the new
media gang. But I think this yoga teacher Alana Zabel is a disgusting person getting attention for herself by commenting on her past encounters with a couple of people she loved who are dead now their bodies aren't even cold, and their daughter found this grizzly crime scene is going through all types of trauma, and this fucking yoga teacher is out there doing interviews about Nick's struggles and the parents struggles. Pathetic person, No class. How slow are your
bookings in your yoga class? So you've got to do this. This is going to get more people to your door for your hot yoga sessions. Disgusting. Some people do things for clicks and like like, some people do things for Hey, come to my class. You know, more dollars on my bank account because you read about me in the post about that poor kid who killed his poor parents. I don't like it. I think it's disgusting, but that's the world we live in. Anyho, Gang, I said, it's late
Monday night. I gotta get ready to pack. I'm leaving tomorrow morning. That was your daily Unfiltered podcast for December seventeen, twenty twenty five. You'll hear from Thursday. There'll be a relationship Submitch and of course a FIAB, and then we'll chug into the weekend as the clock ticks closer to Christmas Day. I hope you've done your shop and talk to you tomorrow,
