Why do pilots tell us the entire specific route, Like am I gonna Like when you're in a car, you might have a difference of opinion. You know what, take that road I heard it's not traffic, or I listened to ways, or I did Google directions, like I was on a flight recently, and it wasn't like they were just giving a broad stroke like Wow, we're gonna do this,
and then we're gonna go down there. They're gonna go up twenty five thousand feet, then we're gonna do some we think we gonna make a right and we're gonna pass over. None of this involves us, Like I'm not looking at anything. We don't get to look at the window and there's gonna be a bunch of puppies, Like it's nothing that involves us. It wasn't like, oh, we're gonna see the Grand Canyon or the sun or the eclipse.
Like it is very strange when a pilot, because you're watching your movies, you're trying to disconnect, decides to take like thirty five minutes in choppy pieces and tell you the entire specific route. This is not like a collaborative experience. I don't get to okay, I don't. I have no further thoughts at this time. You're on or like there's nothing I can say. I'm not gonna interject and be like I don't agree with the roots you're taking pilot.
I wasn't given the route ahead of time. No one asked my opinion at which road we should take in the air, So I just I don't understand their logic. Like sometimes they'll do like the you know, the flight, his hands will be funny when they do get the mask and like it's funny, or they'll have a little comedy and since they'll put it on the internet, that's okay, like a little little levity's good. But when there's a
captain up front, it's just telling us the root. I just don't understand what the hell our options are and I don't want to know the route. What am I have nothing to add at this time? I have nothing
further at this time. I just saw a clip of Adam Sandler talking about how he saw Paul McCartney and was going to approach him at his table because his wife was cheering him on and saying go say hello, and he saw him eating a bite and saw the side of his head and went to approach him, and then he saw that Ringo was at the table, and he choked, and then he said he was gonna talk to him again, but then he was talking to his wife, and then he choked, and he said that the restaurant
was watching him choke when he went to say hi to Paul McCartney. Which is so funny to me because I was with Brynn at Mark Gervitz, his comedy manager, his house, and Brynn cries when she thinks about her talks about Adam Sandler, cries like there's no one you could say justin Bieber. You could say Olivia Rodrigo, you could say anyone. Adam Sandler is her goat, her number one.
And when we were at that party, I was so horrified because people knew who I was there and I'm supposed to be like at the level with them, and I'm a peer, I'm invited, and I paid for my own charity ticket and whatever, but like I was like a twelve year old because I was my daughter's thirteen, to be fair, but I was like, she wouldn't do it, she wouldn't do it. So I was standing lingering lurking
like a weirdo. And it's so funny to be saying that, because I was thinking more about what other people were thinking that with, like Adam Sandler was thinking, like, it's fine, he thinks I'm a loser, but like the other people that watch if I'm lurking. It was just and it happened again multiple times because we were then about to go out to the car and he was there one
last time. I'm like, all right, Brin, you could take a bye again, like I went in so many times for embarrassment, Like it wasn't once, it was multiple times, just to like get every piece of meat off the bone for her. Oh. Right at the valet, they were getting into the car, he and his wife and everybody else, which is like a more vulnerable moment, like hey, we're all, you know, valet getting in people and Brynn. And he
loved Brynn. He was nice to Brn. I mean, he was like, but I was just like the embarrassing loser facilitator that made it happen and was just lurking in the back, you know, not even by the way, I never did my own hello, Like I kind of withered and vanished like I was Brinn's handler. I never was like, hey, Adam, you know what the hell would I've said, I'm a person, you're a person. I think he's able to see I'm
a person. But the guy that I choked to say hello to being embarrassed to make a fool out of myself on behalf of my beautiful daughter Brynn. That guy, my choke guy choked when going up to Paul McCartney. It's a full circle of embarrassing choking and Adam Sandler's my Paul McCartney, Adam Sandler's brins, Paul McCartney. I don't know why I am involving myself. Adam Sandler is Brind's,
Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney is Adam's. So I'm noticing something interesting in women in their forties and fifties, and these are public figures, but I think it's important to mention it. So Hoda was on her show with Jenna the other day and they were talking about how Hoda had dipped her toe into the dating pool and had gone on a couple of dates. And Jenna, who's married, I think
for a while, and seems to be happy. She basically was saying to Hoda, like, you know, this is the start of something, effectively, and Hoda was basically saying, I just it's time to be present and not with the kids, and it's going on a date and it's someplace to get dressed up. And I'm paraphrasing for both of them, but it was like Hodo was explaining that going out on a date is like almost like it's something to do.
It's a great means you're going out. You're not with your kids, you're not being just about like you know how women get and we get like you're just all about everybody else and your kids and you're boring and the ugly pajamas, and so Hoda went on a couple of dates and she was excited about it. And it was interesting because Jenna said, you know, and it also means there's hope. And it's funny because I wasn't getting from Hoda that it even has to necessarily mean that
it means hope. It was just like she's going on a couple of dates. It doesn't mean she's looking for anything. It doesn't mean anyone has anything she needs. She has beautiful children, she has a great career. She is successful and wealthy. She has a fulfilling job, you know, like it's got passion, and she does philanthropy and she's just a very proactive, just grab life type of person. She's
a survivor. I mean, she's just that person. Okay, So then you move on to to other women in daytime television.
Drew Barrymore also attractive, also single, also quote unquote marketable, smart, successful, successful career to say the least, also wealthy, has a great cosmetics beauty business, has her show, has a production company, has a lot to offer, and she's got kids, and she's got an intense job that she's chosen and fulfills her also, and you see that like she sort of will go on a date here and there, but she too she cares and it's a good conversation to have.
And she kind of cares and like that self deprecating, self deprecating girlfriend way, you know, in that sex and city way, but like she doesn't seem to be particularly bothered by it, doesn't seem to be sad. I mean, I don't know her. I'm not with her on the holidays, but like she could definitely date someone. She's it's a choice. It doesn't feel like there's anything that anyone has that she needs. It feels like Hodah's in the same position.
And then I saw that Kelly Clarkson, when Hoda was on Kelly Clarkson doing a daytime crossover, she asked Kelly if she was going on any date, so she had any interest in dating, and Kelly said, hell no, hell no, Like she has a career, she went through a brutal divorce, she has her children. It's just an interesting thing that these women that are also role models, they could each be with men if they wanted to. They're all saying to each other and to the audience, I don't need
a man. And they're not being defiant and like men suck. I mean, they just are conveying that they're strong women and their careers and their children and their lives are for filling. And they've all been married before. That's interesting too. They've all been married before, and I know at least one of them has had a challenging divorce, and you just don't know how the previous situation affects the next situation.
And you also don't know how children affect your decisions, and it's just it's there are people that I see on TikTok all the time that are sad and they feel lonely, and they're so young, and they want to wrap their whole lives into a perfect Tiffany box with a bow. And I think it's nice that these women
are being honest about how they really feel. And they're also not sort of living and feeling like they're going to need to go hunt for something, or like Rene Zellweger said in the movie with Tom Cruise, you know you complete me, like they feel like Jerry Maguire, like someone needs to complete them, like they're completing themselves, and if they do meet someone then it will be a
choice or additive. But they're basically role models to other women saying, nothing's wrong with a relationship, but I'm good and fulfilled and happy and satisfied on my own. And they have this power because they have these careers and this amazing source of incommon passion too, like purpose is interesting, someplace to go, something to do, somebody, to mean something to some currency that you're not only trading, but like
you're providing a value in people's lives. So I think that's interesting for all three of them also in similar careers, so anyway, I just thought that was interesting as I watch young women worry so much about getting their ring, getting the dress, getting the guy you know, and wanting the guy who's wealthy, and these are beautiful women doing it on their own. M