Here we go. I hope you enjoy today's episode because we're not gonna have one next week because Jenny is living it up and she's going skiing, which conveniently is the same time my husband and children are going skiing. Are you and Jake having an affair? We are not. No, I promise you we are not. However, I might see if Olli wants to take a shot ski with me. I know she's only like, what four or not? Yeah, you know I was never too young to start. I'm just
kidding. No, And if you don't know what a shot ski is, basically, there's like three or four shot glasses line up on a ski and then you take them with a group of people all together. Somebody who the shortest person always gets it like dripped on them. The first shot ski I ever did was at a un l V tailgate when I lived in Reno. And wait, not you and l v U n l un R. Okay, now, yeah, I was in Reno, Jesus, but obviously they
must have competed against each other or something. I don't know why UNLV would be in my head, but yeah, I did a shot ski like we used to do. The radio station would do tailgates every single leg game, oh n And so we'd pop up our little tin have music playing, and then my coworkers were just like huge fans and they'd get very hammered on the parking lot and so we would all drink and stuff. So it's actually pretty
fun. Yeah, which I've I think I've only done one or two tailgates here at the u of M. Yeah, I mean, some people might disagree with me. I would say that tailgates at the u of M don't really compare to a lot of other tailgates I've been to, but that's because I'm from Wisconsin, and Wisconsin tailgates are like legendary in my opinion, I
could see that. So like, Badger Saturdays were just so much fun, to the point that when I was a freshman in college at the u of M, I wanted to like transfer to Madison because I would watch my friends on Badger Saturdays and be like, oh my gosh, I'm missing everything. But also I was still like, you know, it's like you're just fresh out of high school and you see all your friends still hanging out that didn't
move away. So but anyways, back to our ski trip, yes, I am going to be around the same vicinity as and Olive and Dylan are going, right they are. They're doing a cross country so they're flying into
Colorado. They're going to Beaver Creek. And Jake did just find out because he has a rich uncle who has a time share at the RITZ and his mom and brother and said they've gone, and like he he found out yesterday his uncle is leaving the day they get there, so he will not get to take advantage of that luxury sue, I know, bummer, But he also, you said it was the best a praise I always forget how to say it meant either a praise SKI or a praise SKI. I think it's
a prey. You don't pronounce the s. It's a p r e S. And there's a little lad over the e. Is that the right? I don't know. I asked Jake yesterday the exact same thing. I was like, how do you say? And he knew, of course, nerd. I'm gonna call him nerd because I don't know it and that's the only way that makes me feel better. But he was like, I don't think I'll be taking advantage of that with the kids, and I was like,
good point, He's like, but she's right, it's pretty epic. The best part about that place, so it's at their Rits and at Beaver Creek is it's not at the bottom of the mountain, so people get like lit up, and then they still have to snowboard and ski down. And I know that that sounds dangerous and I'm not encouraging you want to do that.
But one of my friends definitely took a huge tumble and he was by no means drunk, but he had had and I sat there and everyone's like, oh, too much of the praise, and he's like, nah, I just fucked up a bell. Like he wasn't drunk, but I like, way, sure he was okay and stuff. And so there are a lot there's a handful of videos I've seen before of like when you still got to ski down after the prey and it's like always people tumble in and stuff.
But yeah, it does have a pretty good one. I will, however, be in Veil part of the time, and then Andrew and I are going to be in Keystone because we'll have some people we know in Veil. And Andrew's birthday is coming up on Monday, Okay, And I'll discuss my little conundrum with a birthday present on the next podcast we do, because I
don't want him to listen to because he listens sometimes. But I'm excited to kind of do like a friend trip but then also a little bit of a just us trip with the later half of it that's like a breakup of how the trip is going to be. I think that would be fun because I wouldn't I feel like, like, well some trips, so I'd be fine with like doing a full friend trip, but sometimes you know, you want like a little break, especially if they're like party friends or stay up late
friends. We're not staying with them. Oh that's helpful, Like we have some extra room and it's really only one of our good friends that's going to be there, and he knows people because he knows a million people. Okay, And I was like, we do have like extra like room for someone to stay with us, but I like just decided not to good for you. I just I am. So it is so hard for me to go on a trip and then if someone is staying up too late or partying or
whatever it is to keep me up. I can't handle that. Anymore. No, absolutely, and Jake is taking Dylan and Olive from Beaver Creek. They're flying to Park City and then they're, oh, sorry, they're driving to park City okay from Beaver creeky ye, and then they're driving to Mammoth and okay and dang, they're going they're doing cross country and then they'll fly
home. They're gonna go into Reno to fly back. Okay. But he did hire a ski instructor for Olive and Mammoth so that he and Dylan could like have some time away from her, which I get, and I'm like, you're crazy. Literally, He's like, Oliver, are you ready to go skiing? And she's like, no, okay, well she doesn't want to ski, see your screwed. But I have like a full week by
myself, which is weird, I know. And so I found out all this information that we were gonna be at the same place at the same time because fell In texted Tina and I and she was like, what do you guys doing. My family's leaving me free Friday, and I was like, man, I was like, I'm leaving two that day. I love the weekend after maybe when you're back, but I love when they're gone. Other than nighttime. I do not like being in a house alone at night anymore.
I hear every single noise. It scares me. I like, I just hate it. Yeah, because I'm just so used to I'm my body is so safe feeling with Jake that I can just deep slumber through probably a murder happening in my house and be like, in my mind, you'd be like, Jake's got it, You're fine. So I don't like it, but can I tell you that? So I ordered the dress which I talked about on our last podcast or my I got it in the mail. It's now let me set it up for you. It's the kind of dress where
it fits your body. It's a fitted dress, but it's like a silk material and it kind of goes over to the side, so there's like a little rooching on your stomach and it has almost like a brawlic kind of you can see the outline of the boob part on it, which is always a little hard for bigger chested girls because you don't know how it's going to look, and especially when you have high knaps. If it's low cut enough, you're not my it. It doesn't work most of the time for me.
Has the highest nips. That is not my issue, not the matter, so sad, but they're not as high as yours. And it's tie strap and I was like, I put it on, and I'm like, I don't know, maybe this is too much boob. I don't want to like be stressed because all of it's going to be there, like trying to lift her up or whatever. And Jake's like, no, it looks great. And then I started looking at it and I'm like, oh my god,
my right boob has alway he's been bigger than my left. But I swear to God, I have lost weight, and I think only weight was lost in my left boob. It is fucking unnaturally different, and I don't want to look at them right now. You got a sports and Jake was like, oh, he's not. No. I mean yeah, I can tell, but like, no, only because you pointed it out. And so I lifted both to tays up in a cone and turned to the side, and the right one, yeah, obviously a little torpedo tip, and the
right one is so much further out than the left. Jake started dying laughing. He's like, it really is a lot bigger, and I was like, what the fuck? And I was like, it looks so absurd, and so now I don't know what to do. So I'm like, should I tape down my right boob a little bit? And maybe it'll like make them even I'm already gonna have because I really like how their dress looks on
me. Other than that, and I think I'm gonna see if my mom will put like some stitching in the straps because I don't want to deal with like tied straps on my shoulders loosening throughout the evening. But I'm like, this is annoying that I have to do this for a dress that I spend a lot of money on. But I also really like the dress and how it looks, so like I think I'm just gonna do it. But is that the option? Jetty? Do I just takee my right to tie down?
I don't know that that's going to help, because it's gotta whatever you want to call, like the fat part of your boob's gotta go somewhere if you're taping it down, So where is it gonna go? You're gonna have a little like underarmpit boob happened. Maybe I don't know, maybe it'll work. I just I'm I try to trust any kind of boob taping because I've ever successfully done it before, So for me, it's a no on boob
taping. I might try it, I don't know, are maybe I'll see if I'm bandaged my boobs down totally, so then that like like a sports bral does where almost makes them even. Maybe I can find like a band ou band out. How is it called like drapless thing. Maybe that'll work. I don't know, but that probably will be seen because it doesn't matter. But I just thought you should know that my right boob has seemingly lost zero weight and my left one lost at all. And it's fucking weird,
man, that is. I mean, they always say jokingly for women that when you start losing weight, you always lose it in like the best part. It's like your boob and your button stuff your boob. I guess for you, your boob, your boobs, Like I don't know what I've necessarily heard of, like such a drastic change where like one is that much smaller. I don't know what's happened. It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. We have a couple of emails. Also, let's do some emails, all
right. I'll read the one I got today and you can read the other one if you want. So this one came from I don't think she said, did not use her name, so let us do it. Kindra morning quick side topic? How different was the Eras tour movie versus the concert in real life? I just watched it this watched it this past weekend and loved it. It was so nice to watch in four K and not sketchy TikTok live streams. Lol. Just curious what your experience was like. Also,
what was your skipped song for your pea break? Mine was enchanted? Love you guys, thanks for sharing your stories and lies with us. Kendra, you probably haven't watched it yet, have you haven't? I want to, though, I do. I watched it with Olive because she really wanted to see it, which, by the way, my girl, guess what her favorite era is? Reputation. I was gonna say Reputation, but I didn't know for sure. Okay, I love it, Like part of me is
like, does she like it? Because I said it was my favorite? I don't know because she was like, I don't like snakes and then she keeps being like put the snake one on. So it is just like the concert, except there was a little bit more time in between the eras so because obviously it shows her like dive into the stage or come down the stage, and then the next second she's out for the new era. But it
was not much more time because she changed so freaking fast. I would say it was pretty identical to that in real life, other than your seats were nowhere near as good as the movie would have it. Even like you know, on the Flora or whatever, it was still great. You like epic, but my skip era is red, and I know that's shocking. I wanted to see the ten minute version of All Too Well because I'd never seen that. But because I work in radio, I would be just fine never
ever ever seeing. I said, the shitn't speak. That's maybe like in twenty years. Yeah, I don't give a shit about seeing twenty two. We are never getting back together. I knew you were trouble. I am so over those songs because we played them so much. The Red era I do not care about other than All Too Well. I didn't go pee though, I just stayed dehydrated. I did have my Skip era, but you're gonna have to help me because I am not a big enough swifty to remember.
Probably did folklora Evermore? I believe it was ever More. Was that the one with the trees and the piano? No, that it was full house? I don't know. Maybe it was on a house, then it was. I think it was folklore, and I remember, and it's later, so Evermore comes earlier, Folklore later. Okay, it was folklore, And I remember, like because I did check out like the setlist and how it was going to go and whatever, and I did plan my pee break
according to I knew. I didn't really know those songs very well, and it's just not my vibe for her albums as much. It grew on me a little bit because I started listening to way more of that album once I saw the concert, But yeah, that was mine. Yeah, I I feel the same way, by the way, for the most part about nineteen eighty nine, as I do read, I love those songs more than Red.
But it's funny because Red was seemingly the most popular era for younger kids that I saw at the show, because those are like really sing along kind of songs. And for me, I just like don't care other than like like I don't need to see shake it Off again. Uh huh, I'm good with I'm done with shake it Off. So I Feelia, I have to tell you so. And I watched Survivor and there is a guy on this season who is a huge swiftye and he's probably twenty two years old.
He's like a college student still, and he's so funny. He's like, I'm a swifty I don't know if I'll relate to anyone about that, but whatever. And then there's this other guy who's really into music. I think he's in a band. I think he's actually toured with like a somewhat famous band before, okay, and I I'm almost positive it's Metallica. Is his like version of being a swifty Okay. So they went back and forth and listed songs from each artist or group until one of them ran out, and
I think they got to like one hundred and twenty five or something. The Metallica guy lost because he was like, I know a ton of their music, but I don't pay attention to their bad albums very much, whereas the other guy just knew every single Taylor Swift song and it is so funny watching them go back and forth. I was like, oh my gosh, I would never even the biggest fan of someone. I don't think I could ever
come up with more than maybe like fifty right. Maybe the only way I would be able to do that was if I went album album by album of her, because I would get confused on what I had already said and stuff. If not, and I don't even know. I mean there are definitely some songs on like earlier albums I don't even know very well, so I don't know. I did go to Olivia Rodrigo this week. Yeah, this week I wanted to ask you, Well, with Tina, it was really
good. It is she is so sexual and I mean she's twenty one whatever, she is stunning. She is great, I mean really great vocals. Anyway, she's really great live, and I thought it was pretty entertaining, and honestly, I think because Taylor Swift concert is so long, ninety minutes felt like the quickest concert ever and I was not upset by it. She what I mean bisexual, is like she'll like grab her booby and like lift
it and shake it. And she also has one song where the camera is in the floor of the stage and she stands over it in these short shorts and just squats over it. So it's just your her CROs Yeah, and
I mean you are seconds away from seeing her labiya. I mean it is so and I think that I had noticed her tights are like darkened, so I think it's just to make sure you definitely don't but you feel like you're going to see it, and she is over it and then she gets on the floor writhing and then she's thrusting first of all, great lift like bridge
lifts there. Really impressed but pretty sexual. And I will say it for I mean, I get it, she doesn't want to be probably for the youth, but I just can't believe that they don't sell youth sizes at these shows, like oh for the merch. Yeah, I just think they would make so much money if they had one shirt option and a youth size, because I was like, maybe I'll get all of a shirt and I don't think Taylor did either. And I get it because they don't want to be
little kid. I just think they'd make even more money if they had a youth size option. So I'm throwing that out there to merch people if you want to make a little more money. Maybe, I mean for an artist
like that. Absolutely, I don't think there's probably too many artists maybe like Jonah's brothers that's still kind of a younger well actually no, they're like maybe not No, they're like late twenties, early thirties girls now they I had the girl next to me who was so into every song and she had long,
beautiful blonde hair that she just fucking tossed into me. Constantly spilled her drink on me twice, and I was like, I was like this, and so I started filming her hand because I was gonna say, this hand is my nightmare because I was waiting for the drink to spill on me again. But she noticed. But it's funny because she was so annoyed with the girl behind her, because behind her were these younger girls where they would scream
sing every lyric where it was very distracting. They did not bother me as much as old hair flip girl, but I was like, someone had messages with me. And so they didn't go to the concert because they assumed everyone would be screaming so loud that it would ruin the experience they were but I didn't think it ruined it. But I saw her last show she was in town, and the production quality and stuff. It is just so much bigger. I think she's going to be just I don't know. She's a really
good songwriter, a really good singer. I think she's gonna be massive. Oh I thought you were gonna say as big as Taylor Swift, and I was like, I don't know if she's going to get there because she didn't start as young. I think she, I'll be honest, I think it's I think it might be impossible to ever be a Taylor Swift again. Yeah, because Olivia has didn't even do a meet and greet on her last tour.
Taylor Swift would spend That's the thing about Taylor. She has such a connection with fans because she has spent so much time with actual fans, sitting out on concourses, signing every last thing until people were done. I mean, the artists these days, they don't and I know it sounds old person talk, but they don't have to do that anymore. Yeah, they just
have social media and stuff. But I'm like, even as radio people, I've never even had the opportunity to meet like Olivia Rodriguez, she doesn't do meet and greets. So I just think that's kind of interesting. I think that some of those people do do those things in bigger cities, though maybe not Olivia or like Taylor Swift anymore. But I just know, like Noah Khan, I'm such a huge fan, and I've like slowly put a bug into like promotions ears like if he happens to want to have an interview done,
I would gladly interview him. And they're like, yeah, I don't think he'll be wanting to do it interview, But I was like, I know our friend in Nashville that's in radio, she interviewed him in the last like six ish months, I think, And I'm like, yeah, I mean, I get the bigger market, but I'm just saying, like I don't even think, like I know, bigger, bigger radio people like Elvis Durant in New York could meet Olivia Rodrigo probably, but like they don't do
it with fans is more so what I'm saying. So I just I don't know, I think that's kind of interesting. But I think we had one. Yeah, we have more email, so this one comes from Carly. I think I was okay to say her name, so it says Hi, Jenny and fallon. I'm writing into chat about the dreaded topic of weddings. Uh oh. I recently got engaged in Italy, and although I am over the moon, I am equally yeah, congratulations, I am equally dreading this
wedding planning process. My fiance and I just bought a house, so we're not trying to spend an arm and a leg on this wedding. We're shooting for one hundred and fifty people total and aren't necessarily looking for a traditional venue. But we're open. So first, I would love to know some of your favorite wedding venues you've been to in the Twin Cities, So let's start there. She goes on for a little bit more. But I have a
lot, but these are traditional ones, so JX Venue and Stillwater. I've been to like three weddings there, super beautiful venue, still Waters obviously gorgeous. Also, these are all probably going to be very expensive venues because these are my rich friends. I've been in to their weddings. Yeah, Bavaria downs in Chaska's gorgeous. Where was Allison's wedding. Was that Bavaria Downs? No, it was she was. Wasn't it at the Arboretum? No,
I'm lying, it's that wasn't Arboretom. Wasn't it in Chanhassen? It was chan Hassen or Chaska. But some venue over there I can't remember one where you can do inside and outside. And then she was so upset because they it was the weather was bad so that they had to move it inside. Okay, I don't remember, so that's not helpful. The hunting House is a huge one. I haven't yet to go there yet, but I've seen a lot of videos and pictures the depot in Minneapolis. That one's really expensive.
I've heard though. Those are like the only ones I can think of in the Twin City. There's like machine Shop. There's the new one that's over right next to Earl Giles and I can't think of what that's call. I was literally just there at a drag brunch. It's Quincy Hall. Yeah, I was just there yesterday, right next to Earl Giles. Yes, it's attached to us. And it was called something else like Daisy something I don't know that's called Quincy Hall. I believe you. And that's a that's
a pretty big venue. So I don't think I think one hundred and fifty you're not going to want to do Like a lot of these are bigger venues. Quincy Hall fits a lot of people. I feel like, I don't know that I've been to a ton of weddings since I've lived here, so I don't I mean, I toured someone I got married, but that was so long ago, like and I'm talking about my first wedding, and prices wouldn't even be considered like comparable. Now. I'm sure one hundred and fifty
people is a big wedding. I know that it may not seem like it because I think, you know, people have three hundred people, but one hundred and fifty people. That's going to be really hard no matter where you get married to keep that low budget. I don't know. Okay, well we'll move on this. It says any wedding planning and advice in general. I don't have anything to say about this, But what about you from Hollen. I would say you should definitely get a wedding coordinator, and that doesn't
mean you need a wedding planner. Some wedding coordinators basically will start working with you like thirty days out from your wedding, so you've already booked all your big stuff. But I recommend that to my brother in law and they actually hired the girl that I used Castina, and they just like that last month make sure all because a lot you book all this crap in advance, so you got to book your your venue, your photographer, all these things because
they you got to book the months out. But then you book everything and then you like, if let's say you have a year long engagement until your wedding, you feel weird. It's like there's this lull of like should I be doing something? No, there's nothing to do until your wedding, Like a month before your wedding. That's where that coordinator comes in and they really
just like help you get all the details finalized. They're communicating with the venue, so you're not on the day of being like if the floor is here, No, your wedding coordinator is making sure and some a lot of venues have the in house one, but like if you get your own, I think they'll they do more. The other thing that someone told me, which
I thought was interesting, and it was really smart. Is to number your wedding invites, so you put like a number inside the return envelope associated with each name, because I don't know what it is with people, but they just like cannot follow. They cannot RSVP. A lot of people do online RSVP now, so that's totally different. But if you do like the standard one, you'd be like you'd get one in and they didn't even write their name on it, and you're like, Okay, who is this who rsvp'
and I have no idea. So that helped a few times when we'd get one, I'm like, they didn't write their name on this, and you go like, oh, they're number eighty three, that's this person. And other than that, I don't know if I have like a ton of tips because we like, I'll be honest, like obviously I've been married twice. My second one was like a very chill vibe and it was ten out of ten recommend easy breezy, beautiful cover. Girl loved it. And I don't
know, I think it's really really hard. Even if you don't do a quote unquote traditional wedding, you have an inexpensive wedding. Yeah, well, speaking of when you married Jake. She does have a question actually specifically about that, because she said, I'm currently looking at the venue I believe you and Jake got married at, which was brick and mortar as an option, and would love your feedback on it, Slash if you'd recommend. Yeah, loved it. I think Jake and Er are our first We were the first
wedding there. I think we're the image on their website, which makes me laugh. I'm gonna tell them they have to pay me for that. You guys had a beautiful night too, like yeah, the good weather, like the wedding was beautiful, and I still it doesn't beat my older sister Rachel's wedding, because that's honestly yeah, but it comes in so close at second for favorite weddings of a thank you, I appreciate it. It was so our vibe was like we bought a bunch of boos at Costco. At brick
and mortar. We had to hire a bartender, which I think most venues you have to have a bartender legally to like serve the booze. Bought a ton of wine, beer, and champagne, so as soon as people got there they could booze. It was rooftop and the main level, which was so nice because you could go inside if you were a rooftop. It got
a little hot when you dance up there. And then the main level was like kind of a chill down found and had the best cupcakes and it was it cupcakes and cake or we did just cake and then we had we had ca cake so good, and then we did we had ice cream. We had Night Minnesota and ice cream come and they did ice cream and they had a character artists. So those were like the three things on the main level and then a stair ice cream. Yeah, a lot of people did.
Actually, I felt that I got intoxica. I did not remember there being nice. I killed that for the people that were working the booth, I don't think. I think only the kids. I think Dylan got like twelve servings, vomited and then raged upstairs. But everyone was like. We had a live band and my buddy John who owns Anamali's Barbecue, he just did tacos and chips and guak and it was pretty easy, breezy, as I've
said, beautiful cover girl. It was nice, it was fun, but it was still that wedding was so much cheaper than my first wedding, and it was still not cheap because weddings aren't cheap, and you can do brick and Mortar without being a member and cost more. Okay, because I was gonna say, brick and Mortar is a members club, and so I just wasn't sure if that was accessible to people who are not members themselves. Yeah,
well she couldn't. Did use on saying thank you for making Tuesdays doable, y'all, and you're thinking your Instagram stoker, not in a creepy way, Carly, So good luck with everything, Carly. If anyone has a non traditional ven you wreck for Carly and possibly other people listening, please send them our way, because or ones that are like, you know, a little cheaper, that would be like help so many people. Probably my friend is getting married in August. I believe at it's kind of like an apple
orchard of sorts. So hopefully, weather pending, everything will work out. I'm sure there's gonna be like tenths or whatever set up in case, but I know that there's like this big inflatable kind of pumpkin trampoline thing. I think she said we want it's a show like or it's a fun like pumpkin patch, fun thing for kids. So I was like, God, you how many drunk people are gonna be on like the kids playground things that'll pumpkins? Jenny, all right, feel a little bit mature when you're out there,
But I don't. I'll be honest. I don't recall where that is. I know it's it's a little bit outside of the city, about an hour north west of the Twin Cities, I believe. So I think we're gonna either stay sober and have to drive back that night, or we'll have to find a little place up there because it's like a small town. It's not like a city where there's a bunch of hotels. I don't think so,
right, But yeah, I don't. I feel like I've been to a lot of the classic venues in the Twin Cities, so I don't have help with the non traditional ones. Same yeah, but if you have one, email is Fallin at katiebb dot com or Jenny at katiebb dot com. One last thing I wanted to bring up because I thought about this over the weekend. I was watching a show and I don't want to reveal what show
it was. But I bawled my eyes out at the ending of it, and someone kind of ruined the surprise that it was going to be emotional for me. So I knew that something emotional was going to be cut. I knew it. Did I ruin it? No? No, no, no, I know exactly what show you're talking about. You probably do, So I'm going to refrain from saying which show it was. But I was thinking about this because I get very and I think I've talked about this before.
I get I feel very vulnerable being like crying in front of people. Yeah, and so I was like, did it take me longer to cry in front of Andrew or fart? And so I wanted to ask you that question. Do you think it was a great question? Did it take you longer?
And also was it harder? Was it harder to cry in front of Jake or was it harder to fart in front I definitely cried in front of him first, yeah, but I don't remember why or context other than there are a couple of things that come to mind that I would have cried to him about early on. So I definitely know had to do that first. And so what was harder, I don't know. I think by the time that I farted, Jake had made me very comfortable, so it was probably
crying because it was probably too early. Yeah, you, I was going to say, I think the crying is a little bit harder for sure. But I because Andrew and I did date when we were in our earlier twenties and then started dating again when we were about thirty, and I think that I might have parted first the first time. Was it an accident in your
sleep? Oh yeah, no, he definitely the first time I ever fart in front of him, in front of him, he did not know because he had picked me up jokingly as we were walking into my apartment complex and he like lifted me up and I just like ripped one and I was so embarrassed, but he didn't know, Like he did not know that. Lucky then, okay, because I brought it up like when I actually did fart
in front of him. So yeah, but there's a chance that I might have cried in front of him because we worked as servers and people were awful sometimes, so there's a chance I probably cried at work and he might have seen that. Yeah, but never But outside of that, I yeah, I really think I farted first. Okay, No, I like that again,
you can think about that with your partner. One other thing, since you brought up a show, I started a new drama and it's called Apple's Never Fall and it has the guy from The White Lotus I think the first season, the guy that was engaged to the really beautiful girl and has Alison Bree and the mom I know too, and I don't know why I can't think of her name, Annette Benning, but it is on Peacock and we didn't have it, so we had the first episode for free and then Jake
was like, fuck and pay for the subscription. So we're like two episodes in and it's a thriller kind of show, okay, where well I like it or is it gonna be scary? No, it's not scary. Okay, it's not scary. It's like where you're trying to figure out. I think it's like kind of in the preview, the mom disappears and so you're wondering, like, is she actually gone? Did X Y Z killer?
Is what's happening? Like you don't know anything, You're just like you're getting all these these pieces because they'll do then and now and it's interesting, it's like good and it has actors that like I know and like in it too. So what's anyways? One more time Apple's Never Fall. Okay, that's what it was, and it's on Apple Peacock, Peacock. Sorry all right? I have to pee so bad and a half of the past ten minutes?
Should I go in the chair right now? No, Jenny, No, No, because didn't I. I think this was like recently where I think I said this on the radio, and probably because Dave was gone that day and I was just trying to like fill time, But I think I talked about have you ever sat and just like tried to pee in that moment even though you weren't out of the toilet, Like I've thought about that before, Like I have to pee right now, but if I tried, I
don't think I actually could. Had I present pee in the share pee in the share. Yeah, it was like a weird intrusive thought that someone was, like, Jenny, those are called intrusive thoughts, And we talked to our therapists about those things and we filtered them and we don't say them out loud. Well, you don't work on radio that we don't filter anything. Thank you for listening. Jenny, have a great vacation, you do, say yeah, so we'll be back in two weeks. Perfect, Thanks for listening.