In The Booth with Shawn Booth
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In The Booth with Shawn Booth
Hacked (w/ WhiskeyCat)
In this fun and chaotic episode, Shawn and SamCat bring their classic banter as they discuss SamCat's Facebook getting hacked, and the end of the Olympics. Tune in for lots of laughs and witty commentary in this hilarious episode!
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Nashville Bar Scene Memories
Social Media Hacking and Misadventures
Blackmail and Social Media Mishaps
Social Media Creep Culture
Olympic Medal Controversy and Legacy
Olympic Stories and Closing Ceremonies
American Mascot Discussion
we are back in the booth. Thank you guys for tuning in. Wherever you're listening from. Maybe you are in eureka springs, arkansas, our bisbee that's with two e's in arizona or landsboro, minnesota. We appreciate you guys listening. If you're not watching, head over to our YouTube page. We got all of our full episodes up there and we are off. It is a Tuesday morning here in Nashville, tennessee, weather's a little bit cooler. We got Easton in the house. He just got married. Yeah, and to my left she is wearing all black. Looks like she is working backstage at a concert with a Whiskey Jam hat. If you're not familiar, whiskey Jam is run out of winners in East no, that's Midtown and now apparently Mr Riley Green's taking it over as his bar, but they have a Whiskey Jam every Monday, tuesday night.
Speaker 3:Sean, I can tell you haven't been out in Nashville in a bit.
Speaker 1:It's been a while.
Speaker 3:Whiskey Jam is no longer in.
Speaker 1:Midtown, oh really.
Speaker 3:It has not been for about a year.
Speaker 1:Okay, Not that far off. I thought you were going to say like five years. That's the last time I've been.
Speaker 3:No, no no, just like I mean. Yeah, it's relatively new compared to, like, the longevity of what Whiskey Jam is. Whiskey Jam started in 2011. So we're, you know, over a decade in, but they moved downtown. They're at Whiskey Row. That makes more sense. So they take over that second floor. You know, the second floor that has, like the stage, the small private bar.
Speaker 1:Yes, that's where.
Speaker 3:Whiskey Jam is now Riley Green is opening like it's called.
Speaker 1:Riley Duck Blind or something.
Speaker 3:And I think that's going to be the location Winners, the old Winners is the location for Riley's. Is that what you were saying?
Speaker 1:I thought that, yeah, he is either partnering with them or taking over Winners Bar as his own bar.
Speaker 3:Well, no, I saw that he announced he is also opening a bar. I just didn't know where it was. I think they said Winners oh my gosh, and that's the neighbor of where Odie's will be Odie's right next to it. So if you want to just go down to a bunch of good bars in Midtown, sounds like Midtown's still going to be the place to be.
Speaker 1:Man well, we got Whiskey Cat in the building, had to use that one.
Speaker 3:Here's the thing, though I thought for sure you were going to go with Jam Cat because it's like. Sam Cat and Whiskey Jam.
Speaker 1:I was going back and forth in my head. I was like Jam Cat, but then I didn't realize that it actually rhymed and made more sense as an alliteration.
Speaker 3:That's okay.
Speaker 1:Whiskey Cat kind of works, though yeah, I was saying not really rhyme, okay Well, listen buddy Whiskey Jam.
Speaker 3:Sam Cat, you missed the layup so don't look at me like I'm the idiot here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, okay, like I said, I haven't been in a while, but Nashville is apparently doing well and thriving and Midtown was a spot.
Speaker 3:When I got here it was like everybody said, oh if you don, then everybody who lived here started telling the tourists about midtown. And now here we are here we are. Rebar was a spot rebar is where odes is gonna be yeah, oh okay, it's not rebar anymore no, it's odes. Are you listening? Are we in the same room?
Speaker 3:no, but it hasn't been rebar for years oh well, there was like some controversy I don't really know the specifics, but something to do with the owner, was a real piece of work and then it basically was not foreclosed but still standing for a long time, but with no business, whatever that's called and then they just recently knocked it down, and that's obviously the side of where I will be spending a lot of time.
Speaker 1:All right. Well, if you're listening, you head to Nashville, I guess. Head to the Mumbrian Street, head to Midtown.
Speaker 3:Those are the bars, and don't ask me when you get here, because I'm always terrible at giving recommendations.
Speaker 1:I say the same things every time. Let me guess yeah, honky tonk central, uh, yeah, I say go. I just say go down to broadway, you can't, you can't miss. And then I say honky tonk central is my favorite you.
Speaker 3:I feel like at this point, honky tonk central should sponsor you yeah, we're working on it.
Speaker 1:Pretty tough to sponsor a sober guy, though.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it should have been back in your heyday.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Ironically though, I feel like I've only been to Honky Tonk Central with you like twice. No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1:Really yeah, we just you probably still remember.
Speaker 3:All right, that's fair. Yeah, I do have a really sexy photo of myself and Brian, our other friend, wearing Christmas attire, but, like then, you were a shirtless Santa at some point, so things got really, really out of hand.
Speaker 1:We were talking about that this weekend. That's why I messaged you and said, hey, send me that photo, because I was on a little beach trip down to Florida and one of my good friends, employed Charlie he was was there and we had a couple people from bc, like brit and my sister, who've been there since day one, right, and they were just talking to charlie because I think somebody said why don't you guys? So why don't we do like a halloween thing?
Speaker 1:like, oh, we've done halloween things yes, we have, and christmas things yes, we have and he's like really like, oh yeah, like to the max, like you have no idea. And anyways, I was telling him we had fake snow in the gym and how we would basically be there all night until five, six in the morning, correct, and just dancing, literally blasting music on the speakers in the gym. It's five or six in the morning, there's fake snow everywhere. We're wearing costumes.
Speaker 3:Correct what's left of that. Well, yours was like a half a costume left. Like Santa absolutely left the building.
Speaker 1:Yeah. I was wearing also like Ralphie, yeah, I was.
Speaker 3:Ralphie, but my costume was also like a half a Ralphie at that point.
Speaker 1:But we even went down to Broadway. We left the gym and then came back to the gym.
Speaker 3:Yeah we, alcohol does a lot of things for your logistics and planning, but apparently that was a good idea at the time, hey no regrets for me. No, I had a great time, it was great.
Speaker 1:So then I asked you for a photo because I got a fake snow machine at the gym, which is basically just chemicals that get pumped into the machine and it's got a big hose and it just sprays fake snow. In my drunken state I was acting like it was real snow, so I was taking the fake snow and just blasting Sam Cat in the face with it, like all night.
Speaker 3:Yeah, and also not consensually.
Speaker 1:I do have to say there was no consent.
Speaker 3:I was just mid-sentence. Sean's like pfft.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:And then what happened to me? Sean?
Speaker 1:You woke up and you couldn't see.
Speaker 3:Could not see. I sent a photo I will see. Could not see. I sent a photo I will never forget. I woke up the next morning, couldn't open my eyes. They were glued shut, swollen crusties, like super sexy. Sent a picture to my mom and her response was oh sam, you do not look good, you are ugly that was their exact response. And when you sent me the photos weekend, I was like jesus yeah, you did that yeah, I mean just chemicals straight to the eyeballs yeah, but I was also inebriated and not paying attention.
Speaker 1:So it's not like I was mad at the time.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like.
Speaker 3:I was having a good time. I do have to say, though, during that short stint in our life I don't know. I feel like the year of 2018-ish.
Speaker 2:Yeah, maybe Okay around there 2019?.
Speaker 3:Yes, there were just very specific songs that I, even now, when I hear them, I think of you and like that time, that was Machine Gun Kelly the the half naked, almost famous yeah that one, and then the, the um. Oh god, now it's escaping me because I'm thinking of Machine Gun. Kelly, what is the one that you and Jordan used to always be like? Brand new song fresh off the charts, that was, uh, you played it every day Follow.
Speaker 1:Rivers by Like Lee.
Speaker 3:That part yes okay, that song still, I will randomly hear it, I mean, since we're old and like a grocery store or something like a liquor store a little more lively than Publix. But every time I hear those songs I think of you and just like what were we doing?
Speaker 1:Well, I'm the guy too where, if I like a song, I don't go out that night, I will play it for four hours straight Do you.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I mean I'm, I'm aware but yeah, tell the audience every single day, sean will walk into the gym. Not even into the gym. You would just like text me the link to the song. I'd be like hey, have you heard this brand new song?
Speaker 1:Brand new beat.
Speaker 3:Brand new beat Sounds good in your class, but I'm good buddy, Thank you.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:But now it makes me giggle. Oh 10 years? How many? Five years, six years later?
Speaker 1:I mean, I was actually scrolling through my phone the last couple of weeks Cause you know, when I'm coaching, that's probably the hardest part is trying to come up with playlists, but there's only so many freaking songs and when you coach thousands of classes, it's just like God. What can I play? Wait?
Speaker 3:wait, wait. Ironic that you bring this up, because you start your class with every single class with the exact same song.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and every year Spotify rapped.
Speaker 3:That's your number one place.
Speaker 1:Your favorite artist is BOB. Yeah, and I'm like.
Speaker 3:Who is that?
Speaker 1:Yeah, exactly, I'm like what do you mean?
Speaker 3:They're probably going to have to take out a restraining order on you soon. They should start giving me royalties. I'm probably making bob the most money you're the only one still streaming that song yeah, and it's not even in his top five. So when you go to bob, so then, how did you discover this if it's not even a top five bob song?
Speaker 1:I don't know, but here's a song that I play when I break it down every single class um, and it's been now six years, six and a half years. So this is my number one rap guy.
Speaker 3:So this song starts playing. This is when sean is counting you off into groups, and if you've met sean, he's not good at counting or math, no, so there's usually like a hold on. Wait, what group are you? Were you at two or at one? Okay, yeah, you just go over there. That's fine, there's a spot for you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we make it work.
Speaker 3:We make it work.
Speaker 1:We make it work Life motto. So yeah, that was a fun little memory lane this weekend.
Speaker 3:Wait. So what was Charlie's reaction?
Speaker 1:You never finished, oh laughing. We were just all at dinner and I was just like give me that photo and I'm glad you just had it right off the cuff I save everything yeah, I have I back up I am so diligent about?
Speaker 3:well, actually funny, I should be gloating about this when I'm in the middle of a debacle with meta slash. Facebook got hacked, and not only did they get hacked.
Speaker 1:Wait, did you get hacked or did you? Were you a sucker and you clicked on a link? No, I gotta be honest with you. That's usually how it works.
Speaker 3:No no, I gotta be honest with you, I don't actively use my Facebook. I have a Facebook to keep in touch with family and Facebook Marketplace. Yeah, so no, I didn't click on a link. I don't even use it unless I need to. We plan family vacations in like facebook groups yeah because then everybody can get in.
Speaker 1:And right, you don't have your phone yeah, on right, jenny's, and right on facebook. Yes, correct, yeah um, anyways.
Speaker 3:so all of a sudden, my dad turns 64 and the next day I wake up to like I'm not even exaggerating dozens I was gonna say hundreds, but dozens of texts asking me if my dad's okay and I'm like what? I don't know. I think so. So someone hacked my Facebook, proceeded to change my picture from a current photo to one from 2010. I have bangs and I'm with my college roommate.
Speaker 1:Bang cat.
Speaker 3:Bang cat. Yeah, she was present in 2010, 11-ish, and it is a plethora of photos saying that I'm selling my dad's items because he's going into, like, elder care Jesus. So, everybody's like. You just celebrated his birthday yesterday and he had like pictures up from his birthday whatever my mom. So people are just like what happened.
Speaker 1:Tell me like one of your friends is like I'll take the couch for $500.
Speaker 3:No, Luckily, a lot of I feel like kind of saw through it, because my dad was happy and healthy and celebrating his birthday the day before and they were like hey, I think you got hacked or whatever. So I sign on and I look and I'm like, okay, yeah, that's not me. They proceed to still post more photos of them being in San Diego, and then they were in Virginia and then they were in Massachusetts and if you know me, that's not that weird of a route for me to take in one week. So then everybody's like wait, is this you Are you in Virginia and Seattle in the same week? And I'm like, oh, nope, still not me.
Speaker 3:The person has the audacity or the bot, whoever it is. I send them a message like, can you please, just not? I don't even know what I said, but they just sent me back a waving emoji, a big old F, you. And I was like, okay, so I don't know if you've ever been hacked, but Meta couldn't care less. And they prove it day in and day out. I've done all the loopholes. I've had. Some people reach out to me. They're like, oh, I work for them, I can help you. I haven't really had any luck with that I'm just like waiting to find someone in my DMs that they're like. I am Mark Zuckerberg and I'll help you, because not that I care about the account, but I have like 20 years worth of photos on there.
Speaker 3:So, going back to what you're saying, I do keep everything Like. I back up my iCloud. I have thousands and thousands and thousands of videos and photos and just I don't journal. I don't journal. Well, I'm not good at that routine, but I am good at being annoying about taking photos and videos. Yeah, I'm the same and they are hysterical to go back to, like when you get an eye infection because your friend Sean just blasts chemicals in your face throughout an entire party.
Speaker 1:Well, luckily you got both eyes, so that's a good thing.
Speaker 3:And they still work pretty well. Nothing happened, yeah, that was a tough time, though that was a weird fall.
Speaker 1:Damn hacking's weird. Had some buddies hacked? No, I had a buddy. I don't even know if I can say this story. This is outrageous. He's just an idiot. I'll say it. I won't say who the buddy is, but he Can.
Speaker 3:I guess Do I know them.
Speaker 1:I don't know, maybe. Oh, so it's not someone in Nashville story booth um I get a phone call he's, he's frantically freaking out and uh, he's like I don't know what to do.
Speaker 3:I don't know what to do. I already know what story you're telling.
Speaker 1:I think is it relatively recent kind of maybe I don't know what to do, I'm freaking out. Uh, I met this girl, blah blah, anyways.
Speaker 3:She was holding him ransom, uh, for some explicit photos that he had sent her, which, by the way, I feel like he sent very quickly.
Speaker 1:Yeah, let's talk about that.
Speaker 3:He did not vet her no, Quote unquote, her Ends up.
Speaker 1:So apparently this girl had sent this guy a DM. Apparently, this girl had sent this guy a DM.
Speaker 1:So one day my buddy gets a DM from an attractive girl what it appears to be and it's being like hey, she don't even live anywhere near here, no connections. Like hey, just she stumbled upon your profile, was like hey, I don't know what was said, but he was obviously like yeah. And then next, like then they're like let's take this to snapchat. They take it to snapchat and then red flag right there, red flag. Then she's sending him photos and then immediately, like you said no he didn't no hesitation he didn't even like reverse google search to see if those were stock photos.
Speaker 1:Nothing, and let me tell you guys it is so easy to tell if there's a fake profile.
Speaker 3:Yes, and the number one is that she says, hey, let's take it to Snapchat and immediately sends you a nude. Okay, okay, okay. Like yes, do those people exist? I'm sure. But like, yeah, my brother in Christ, like, let's just really think about the facts here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, especially if you knew who we were talking about, it's like buddy, yeah buddy, so he sends some dick pics for a lack of better words, um and so like, within like the, the frantic chaos of him being like she's got pictures. And then this person was like, well, ha ha. And then started a massive group chat with most of the people that he follows.
Speaker 3:Wait, wait, wait. It was women that he follows.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so it was like his mom, his sister your sister. Yeah, people he works with. Yeah, what an idiot. Yeah, and then there's like 20 or 30 girls in this and then like I would be freaking out too if I were him but yeah, of course. And then they got like they all got a group chat on instagram and then like the title was so and so something, something like oh wow, what a descriptive title.
Speaker 3:Booth, tell us more, yeah.
Speaker 1:I can't remember, but anyways. So then he's freaking out, and now I'm at a. I'm in the middle of a wedding. So I am in the middle of a wedding and and he, he's not doing well, he's not doing well, he's spiraling Of course.
Speaker 3:And to his defense Sean, your nipple is out right now just staring at me can you please put that away.
Speaker 1:I uh. Yeah, I walked in, I was like, wow, I feel, uh like uh, you look like you got in a bear fight. Yeah, yeah I got some running shorts on sam cat calls, on my hoochie mama shorts. I got a shirt that's got a hole.
Speaker 3:That's from walter when he was a puppy okay, so, but you, you have a bank account, correct? I just feel like you also own the gym that has the logo on that yeah, but I'm very.
Speaker 1:I'm a man that's like I wear the same stuff like I will, like Dre goes crazy because I have a ton of clothes at the house and boxes and boxes in it and I will wear the same stuff every week, like I'll go home and I'll wash it, so I can wear it probably the next day after that anyways, anyways, you didn't put your nipple away, but please continue your story nipple away.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so then I'm in, I'm in the middle of a beautiful wedding and I'm having to excuse myself from the table and my wedding date is getting pissed off. I'm like this is like a serious matter. And he's like do I call the cops? Like so, they're threatening him like hey, if you don't pay me this much money. Spoiler alert it wasn't a girl.
Speaker 1:It was a guy Spoiler alert From a different country and like if you don't pay me this much money, I'm going to release all these photos to this group. It's like Black Mirror shit.
Speaker 3:Here's the thing, though. I would just be like, okay, fine, do it, and then I would just claim that it's ai oh yeah, but the ai wasn't big then and I'm also much smarter than this human so yeah.
Speaker 1:So then he's like what do I do?
Speaker 3:he's alive.
Speaker 2:He has apparently a comment about that after, after you go, I have another story all right, okay.
Speaker 1:So he's panicking and then the person again sends like a screenshot, like a teaser, a screenshot to the group. So he's like, oh fuck, like it's actually happening, like this motherfucker is doing this, and so my buddy ends up calling 9-1-1. I said what did you tell 9-1-1? And he's like, uh, I don't know who to call, like I'm freaking out, this is happening 9-1-1 the emergency yes, the emergency hotline that you call when somebody gets shot.
Speaker 3:Right because, he decided to be an idiot and then had the consequences.
Speaker 1:I believe the dispatcher asked him well, how did they get these photos? He's like well, well.
Speaker 3:I sent them to him on Snapchat 30 seconds after connecting via the internet. Yes, I am a grown man with a job. Oh my God.
Speaker 1:I think he ended up paying them or like he was, he was negotiating with them, like going back and forth, and they're like, fuck, you stop negotiating. Then like sends another picture of the group, like boom, and he's like, all right, all right, all right, like.
Speaker 3:And I mean at that point, if they've already seen the goods, just let them send them all. I'm not sending you any more money. Yeah, I, I wish I.
Speaker 1:I knew that I can't remember the final Like. I think he might've been like fuck you.
Speaker 3:Should we call him no? Why not? Why don't?
Speaker 1:we just get the source on the scene.
Speaker 2:We'll need one of those boys disguise things, All right.
Speaker 3:Easton, you're up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so similar to you. Like we were at college, but he goes, he went to a different college than us and I guess this girl like hit him up and was like I guess he was like talking, this girl, but she was just trying to get like money out of him. So then, like she starts like hooking up or like not hooking up, but like sending shit back and forth. So then he starts sending like dick pics and shit. And then she's like, oh, like I know, I know all your followers list, because he only followed like he barely uses Instagram, so he only followed like 10 people. She's like if you don't give me like $2,000, I'm going to send this picture to all your friends, yeah. So then he texts all of us and is like yo, this girl's going crazy. Like just block her right now. And we're like, no, we're not going to block her.
Speaker 3:Like we want to see. We're absolutely going to see this through.
Speaker 2:He's like I'm not going to pay her. And then, sure enough, 30 minutes later we have his big picture. And they're so corny too bro.
Speaker 3:We were just like oh my God.
Speaker 1:And he's going to hear about the rest of his life.
Speaker 2:Yep, then he probably should have forked up that 2K.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because everyone, everyone's got those pictures, though, and it was hilarious and this guy was freaking out, but then after the fact, we were laughing about it and we joked about it, obviously, and he's like that same night. You know what man? That guy's running a hell of a business model over there.
Speaker 3:He's trying to get in business with him after all of this happened.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he was well played.
Speaker 3:It is well played, but it's also. I mean, listen, if you're gonna be a sucker and send someone a dick pic 32 seconds after, interact like that's on you, buddy I mean even like dick pics in general well, especially, you've never met them, you don't?
Speaker 1:you've never met wild wild never met her. Yeah, here's my dick I'm like man what how horny are you right now, brother? Well, you just whip out, apparently to somebody you have no idea.
Speaker 3:No idea, yeah I mean, I don't know. I feel like at that point, though, if you are going to be that big of an idiot, you just got to like see it through you gotta cross the finish line. You gotta just be like listen. Yep, sorry, meg booth, this is my dick. Sorry you were in that group. Chat, yeah, at this point you gotta own it.
Speaker 1:And he's like, I'm like who's in the group? He's like, oh man, my aunt, he goes your sister's in there. I'm like my sister's in there. I might pay this guy for you.
Speaker 3:Yeah, oh Lord so anyways, don't send unsolicited dick pics ever.
Speaker 1:I mean I, oh lord, so anyways, don't send unsolicited. Did pics ever, dms?
Speaker 3:I mean, I'm like you can spot those bots from a mile away, wherever they are. Well, someone is botting my facebook, so if you could get out of there, that'd be great you get any crazy dms do I get crazy dms yeah like any random um, I mean yes and no. I have one particular gentleman who comments anytime. I am barefoot, so I stopped putting my feet on the internet because he tells me I have a very pedicured look
Speaker 3:even now, even though my feet aren't on the internet, he still will randomly respond, but it's like I can't block. Can you block someone that you don't follow? Yeah, oh, okay, yeah I mean, I just like, don't interact, it's in the little oh, you put like the general folder.
Speaker 1:No, no, I don't accept it. It's like a little subfolder. No, no, I don't accept it.
Speaker 3:It's like a request.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:I just let it be. I mean whatever. If that's what gets you going through the day, sir. Okay, yeah, like I don't feel unsafe, I don't interact. I'm like you do you?
Speaker 1:buddy, he just wants some toes.
Speaker 3:You want to know what's really interesting to me of like creepy old men who will just maybe they're not, you know, sending me a direct dick pic, but just saying some weird shit. And then I'll click on their profile and it's like a picture of them and their wife, yeah, a picture of them and their daughter, a picture of them and their granddaughters, and I'm like, would you want someone saying this to?
Speaker 3:your granddaughter, yeah no, they never think about that no, of course but it's just like it's extra creepy when you click on a profile and it's literally him.
Speaker 1:Yeah, same goes for women.
Speaker 3:Oh, 100%. I get messages and I see stuff and I'm like damn girl, You're married.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like fully married, or you're engaged, or you like I'm like.
Speaker 3:I've seen some of the shit that my friends will, especially celebrities, where they're like, oh, he's never going to see this, but he might. You know what I mean. Like he could be looking in this request folder yes, does he know you? No, will he ever actually meet you? Probably not, but it's like.
Speaker 1:But he's still got his phone. He's still on Instagram. You're one of those statistics.
Speaker 3:And then the off chance, because because I'm not going to lie to you I've thought about this and the fact that I used to be not that I've really slid into people's DMs creepily. Thank God I've had the wherewithal to not do so, but remember when you used to make like really cringe worthy away messages and like Facebook whatever's. What were those called Statuses, Facebook statuses?
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 3:Okay. So those are all cringe, we all know it. You, those are all cringe, we all know it. You see, like the memories from 12 years ago, you were a douchebag is what it says back to you and you're like, oh God. I have thought about. I'm like I hope that drunk Sammy or hi Sammy has never sent a weird DM that now I have put myself in a position to get a job where I work with them, and then they open the old DMs from like 2015.
Speaker 1:And it's like, yeah, god knows what I was saying. I feel, like. That's just um, that's a risk I'm running like on the daily here, everybody it's like anybody who gets some type of status, then immediately everybody runs to like their twitter and they're like, oh so and so yes, said in 2012 that this, whatever, yeah, it's racist.
Speaker 3:You're like, oh my god, that was a joke are you a big tiktok girl? I I mean for work, yes, but in my personal life I have a tiktok. I watch tiktoks. I've made about three of them. Um so not really, but I've learned a lot on tiktok. How about that?
Speaker 1:yeah, what's your algorithm like right now?
Speaker 3:my algorithm is a lot of home decor okay I follow a lot of home decor and a lot of like. Uh, remember when it was like put your, put a finger down if and then they would ramble a very specific, random story that was about their life. I got a deep dot, like deep dive in that where I feel like my entire algorithm is like put your finger down if you've ever been sitting on a podcast with sean booth on a t Tuesday in August, but they would tell a traumatic story about.
Speaker 2:Their mom abandoned them in a parking lot and then their dad.
Speaker 3:It was way darker than that, and I feel like I had to take a break from that, and now it's just lovely home decor.
Speaker 1:Gotcha.
Speaker 3:Pretty boring.
Speaker 1:I've been seeing a lot of. What's that guy with the tattoos, wade? That guy who killed a couple girls? You know I'm talking about easton. It's this big case. He's all over the place, at least on my page, because I must have watched one thing of him in court and now that's all I see. And he's on trial for murder oh yeah, and they have like all his phone record wow, this feels like right up my alley recordings.
Speaker 3:Yeah, what's his name?
Speaker 1:wade and then his dad is now doing podcasts. His dad had this kid when he was 14 or 15 and then, um, the mom took him and then the dad went to jail for juvenile jail for a while. Then the mom gave the kid away and then so this dad never saw him for like 18 years. Then the kid reached out to the dad to want to meet him. So then he developed a relationship and this dude is a big druggie, ended up murdering two girls.
Speaker 3:Before or after he reconnected with his dad.
Speaker 1:After Okay.
Speaker 3:And then that's all my tea, we won't talk about it yet Okay.
Speaker 1:And so then, this guy you had to have seen him. He has tattoos that have like I'm going to pull a picture of him up.
Speaker 3:Like face tattoos? Aren't face tattoos like how many bodies you've buried?
Speaker 1:Yeah, but he's got like the. I'll show you.
Speaker 3:A scar or a real tattoo.
Speaker 1:No, he ended up getting these tattoos when he was in jail and there's a lot of girls that love this dude. How?
Speaker 3:is he on TikTok? If he's in jail, I guess he's an attractive guy.
Speaker 1:I don't know, you tell me.
Speaker 3:Okay, hold on. How is he on TikTok if he's in jail? Or his dad is on TikTok talking about his story while his son is in jail?
Speaker 1:Somebody's releasing all of his phone calls from prison and him talking to girls outside of prison oh my god.
Speaker 3:So he's like a hot conflict and people with daddy issues are like yeah, like he, yeah, I can change him, bitch. He murdered two of you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, get out of here and he like um. There's one recording I listened to yesterday. He's like hey, thanks for sending me that picture. You look so sexy. And like she's like yeah, speaking of talking for like ever. And she's like hey, thanks for sending me that picture.
Speaker 3:You look so sexy and like she's like yeah, speaking of talking for like ever.
Speaker 1:And she's like, yeah, I've been in jail, but anyways, yeah. So he's like um wait.
Speaker 3:Phone calls like from he's in jail and they're not in jail. Oh christ, I mean he is kind of hot.
Speaker 1:Oh, he looks like a real life joker yeah, yeah, yeah, and he got those after he did the murder.
Speaker 3:So when he was in jail he got those tattoos oh, jesus, yeah, so what you're talking about is basically his tattoos. If you haven't seen it, he looks like a skeleton. It looks like skeleton halloween makeup.
Speaker 1:So it's got the line up his cheek with kind of looks like what kel's dog did one year.
Speaker 3:Yes, yes, it does look like that, but then he also has some sort of like writing and it looks like the shape of a state on his forehead.
Speaker 1:He's got a big swastika on the side of his head christ and so he's got a um, completely shaved head with the slick back I'm more interested in who that gentleman is in the back. Hey, call me yeah, so this dude is all over. My tikt TikTok and his dad just did an interview. His dad is the one who ended up reporting him.
Speaker 3:Yikes.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:That sounds like a mess, but it also sounds like a great series to follow on TikTok.
Speaker 2:Oh, I know I feel like they always give you a random like because I've heard nothing about that. I always get like other random. I feel like everyone gets like random ones Like. The one I get is like some cop Like I guess he like arrested some girl for like breaking into a car and then he took her into the back seat and had sex with her, but then he closed the door and the inside of a cop car there's no door handle and then he got.
Speaker 2:Then another cop had to come and they're like what the hell are you doing back here? He's like oh, I was trying to help her yeah, he's trying to help her yeah, wait, that's insane I also feel like the algorithm okay.
Speaker 3:So I've never heard of this guy with the face tattoos and when I leave here it's will be all over my page even if we didn't look at that on my phone to you, because that's how I feel. Can we transition back to the video you just showed me, because that was going to be my next point right my boss this past weekend showed me a clip of the now infamous australian break. Yeah, and that is all over my timeline.
Speaker 1:All over. I cannot escape it. Every little meme. It's like everything you see is that girl just scooting around.
Speaker 3:And I feel like I say this every week, but the internet remains undefeated because some people will stitch that of her performing and they're like you know, I'm not going to lie pretty much nailing her routine, but like in their living room yeah, well, she's like hopping around like a kangaroo at one point what was happening? No, the one that got me was she's like inverted and like kind of doing like an inchworm, like mini handstand kick yeah it.
Speaker 3:It looks like a toddler. It looks like a toddler that you're just like waiting for your dinner reservations outside of pf chang's and you're like outside of the parking lot just burning energy before we have to go sit in there. That's what that woman looked like.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I went to a deep dive this morning cause I saw one and then I Googled and I was like what is the deal with this lady? How does she make the Olympics and now she's banned from the next Olympics or something.
Speaker 3:No break. Dancing is not coming back in 2028,.
Speaker 1:I kind of feel that way. Do you think that she was serious, or do you think she was making a mockery of it? No, she's serious. She's a very smart lady.
Speaker 3:It reminds me of that old video. I don't know if you've seen it. It's like an older woman that's teaching you. Quote unquote hip hop. Yes, have you ever seen that with like the windbreakers. And she's like five, six, seven and eight and it's cringe. She's just like the 2024 version of that, right, but you don't see any of those recaps. None of those are making any of the algorithms.
Speaker 1:No, because it's just the.
Speaker 3:Australian woman who was, like bebopping, cringeworthy. God bless her, though, because like that confidence, she went out on a world stage, an international stage.
Speaker 1:She got back home and there were a bunch of people waiting for her, and then she ripped her bag off and just started dancing again. Stop, like she's loving it.
Speaker 3:Like she's like fuck, yeah, at this point lean in.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and she's like don't do what you obviously believe in and be who you are 15 minutes of fame, baby. Yeah.
Speaker 3:I mean, I can't hate on that. No, I also just wish I was that delusional, because I feel like I would also be running the world if I just had that much confidence. Yeah, but it is I don't. I also I don't know. I feel like it was kind of a mockery. It's the olympics and it felt like you said how did she make it there? I don't know there's no other break. Dancers in the entire country of australia?
Speaker 3:yeah, I guess not, she's the number one export okay, she's probably gonna get the biggest following, the most brand deals like speaking of that, we kind of talked uh, alona mar, alana mar from the women's rugby team. We kind of glossed over her last time when we were talking about the Olympics. She's gotten like 1.5 million Instagram followers just in the two weeks of the Olympics. She's funny.
Speaker 1:She's funny.
Speaker 3:Let me tell you oh, you do like her.
Speaker 1:I do like her.
Speaker 3:Oh, I was going to say I thought you would be like oh, she's annoying.
Speaker 1:No, I've been watching a lot more Olympics. I like her.
Speaker 3:She's just you can tell, that's who she is.
Speaker 1:I told you I like. The only one I didn't like was Simone Biles.
Speaker 3:So shoot me 100%.
Speaker 2:No, I understand.
Speaker 1:What's that? I said you're getting shot for that one, I mean.
Speaker 3:No, you don't have to get shot. You can have an opinion, the other I like her partner. They're better. What's the girl I texted jordan? Yeah, also, by the way, you were like. I would like to publicly state, and it was a text message between you and me, so I don't know what public was reading our texts but, uh jordan childs who is also dealing with a lot of bs right now. Have you followed that at all?
Speaker 1:I don't know. I like her better. I don't know, have you?
Speaker 3:followed her bronze medal debacle what now?
Speaker 2:I haven't? Oh my, I was just about. I was about to ask you yeah, okay.
Speaker 3:So jordan chiles, your girl. She is that girl, that's her tagline. I, jordan chiles, is that girl. She like somehow befriended beyonce through all of this and whatever. That's a side story. So jordan chiles makes it to the event finals for the floor exercise.
Speaker 3:There is a little bit of discrepancy in the scoring that takes place and it's basically between her being on the podium and not Now. In gymnastics, much like any other sport, you can challenge a play or you can challenge a score, you can challenge whatever. So during that time, jordan's coaches realized that she was not given the full difficulty start value that she was supposed to have. So they inquire about it. They basically challenge to the judges and the judges say oh, our bad, you're right, we did miss that skill.
Speaker 3:She should have started from, let's just say, 6.4 instead of 6.3 I don't know if those are the real numbers. She gets that extra bump in the 10th into her final score, which gets her to third place. So now she has a medal, she's a bronze medal winner. Well, five days later, five days later, five days later, the Romanian powers that be essentially challenged that challenge and say the United States, united States coaches did not follow the rules and submit their challenge within one minute after Jordan's routine was done. So that score is now null and void if you follow the rules. So we are actually the rightful winners of the third place bronze medal.
Speaker 1:It's the rules.
Speaker 3:But it's not so. Then America counteracts and submits video evidence of the coach submitting her challenge at 47 seconds.
Speaker 1:Okay, so then they follow the rules.
Speaker 3:However, the IOC and the FIG and all of these powers, that be said nope, we already closed this case, so they will not accept the video evidence, and so they're stripping Jordan of her bronze medal.
Speaker 1:That's like one of those things. It's like she's still got it. She knows she's got it. She doesn't have it physically in her hand, sean, but she's got it.
Speaker 3:What a privileged place you say that from. Can you imagine? I can't believe that's your first reaction Actually I can, which is infuriating.
Speaker 1:I think of Reggie Bush, when he won the Heisman and then he got stripped away because he ended up. They found out that somebody was paying him from the university or got him a car or whatever. It's like we know you won the Heisman. You might not have the trophy, but it's like we all know you won. Let's celebrate that. But in the I guess in the actual record books it won't be there, but we all know you won.
Speaker 3:Okay, we do because we're alive, and I would still if I were her.
Speaker 1:I'd be like, yeah, I won bronze medal. Yeah, it sucks completely for sure.
Speaker 3:Because once we're all dead, those history books will still remain and her name will not be in it. And if you're trying to leave a legacy, that kind of sucks. I mean, I know that's like really far down the road, but I just feel like it's the whole. If I were the romanian gymnast at this point it's been ping pong back and forth and the whole entire world is in on this messiness I would be like I don't want it. I'm gonna win this on a technicality. I'd rather win nothing for the rest of my life than ever win something on a technicality.
Speaker 1:The other people aren't going to feel like they won it. They're like then nobody's going to recognize that they won it.
Speaker 3:This is just silly.
Speaker 1:They will forever recognize.
Speaker 3:Well, I, for the longest time, when they're like, oh, they're going to strip Jordan of her bronze medal, I didn't actually think, like you know, the physical medal she has to mail back. I thought it was just, you know, the accolades in the history books like we're talking about. Her name's not going to be in it, Okay. But then the more I read about it, they're like no, she has to return the medal. I'm like out of my cold dead hands am I returning?
Speaker 2:What if you don't?
Speaker 3:You just don't get it, don't know where it went.
Speaker 1:No, I would wear it around my neck. Yeah, I wouldn't lose it, I would wear it proudly every single day.
Speaker 3:Yeah, be like oh, you're gonna come and take this from me. How much do you think those things cost to make? Uh a lot, but it's not the money yeah I mean, yeah, they cost a lot of money, but it's not I'd be like, yeah, send me a, send me a bill for it, and I would never yeah, and then I'm gonna go ahead and let that go to collections and then you can talk to them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. Well, she won it, I think the best part of the Olympics. I ended up watching more after our last podcast Track and field was phenomenal Love. It was so good. I would love to be that fast. I made my mind. I'm like I want to be a 100-meter sprinter and I want to try out for the next Olympics.
Speaker 3:Oh, you're deciding that right now.
Speaker 1:Two years old, I wish I did track and field. Uh, that was fun to watch. Those athletes are phenomenal. The training is so much fun and then you only have to go out there and just give it your all for 10 seconds for the a hundred meters. Uh, the relays are so much fun and the U? S just kicked ass. Shikri Richardson is a freaking beast. Love her, she's badass. She's crossing the finish line. She looks over at that girl.
Speaker 2:I don't think I've ever seen someone as fast I watched them.
Speaker 1:Well, you did. You saw the girl that beat her.
Speaker 2:Dude, they were in way back and she just zips past everyone.
Speaker 1:Yeah, not in the finals, though. I was like holy that girl. From what islands that beat her.
Speaker 3:Oh, she was so fast. Did she beat Sha'Carri?
Speaker 1:Sha'Carri lost in 100 meters.
Speaker 3:Okay, so I did see this. I was traveling, so I was kind of piecing together in between.
Speaker 1:But then she came back and Sha'Carri won like the 4x100 or something she won with her team. Yeah, 100 or something she won with her team.
Speaker 3:Yeah, she was the last one. Yeah, and that's when she looked over. Right, that's when she was like, yeah, she looked over and she went. I freaking love that energy, because when you are the best and then you can back it up, which I'm sure people are like, oh, did she really need to do that? Yeah, she did yeah she needed to do it for her. She needed to do it for her country. She needed to do it for all these bitches that thought she could never. Yeah, here we are, nothing are.
Speaker 1:Nothing was better Go ahead.
Speaker 3:No, no, go ahead. Nothing was better then.
Speaker 1:Oh, I was going to change subjects and say the 100 meters men. Oh, I didn't, that was when it came down to photo finish.
Speaker 3:And there was, like all eight of them were within like a tenth of a second. Yeah, one, one thousandth of a second, and they thought it was the Jamaican guy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and noah lyles is standing there and they're like, oh shit, noah lyles won it's.
Speaker 3:I do appreciate the obviously the competitive spirit of the olympics, but especially when it's that close like that just makes me feel something. It makes me feel alive because I just feel like I'm in it with them. At no point have I trained with them, nor did I know them 30 seconds ago, but now I am invested, I'm emotional about it and I want to know who came in with the one 100th, no one. 1,000th of a second.
Speaker 1:And that one 1,000th just completely changed your life forever, and everybody else was not even a second behind them. And their life did not change for forever, exactly, and we talked about that too. So, and then Noah Lyles came out, did a 200.
Speaker 1:And then he's like a very he's very showboat. He's very flashy, he loves the camera. He definitely is cocky. A lot of the runners don't like him because of it. All the runners come out and they just like get introduced and they go to their place. He comes sprinting out, he jumps over the wall. He's running around pumping his fist like trying to get the crowd. He's running up and down the track and then he loses.
Speaker 1:Yikes, and then he's running up and down the track and then he loses yikes and then he's in a wheelchair and he says he has covid and that's why he lost oh please, everybody was like christ, you were fine 30 seconds ago and then he's on the ground and like he's just getting lit up on social media like at first at first I was like like come on, but then apparently he was wearing a.
Speaker 2:I don't know how they let him go. That makes no sense. Yeah right, because in all the world, the then apparently he was wearing a I don't know how they let him go.
Speaker 3:That makes no sense.
Speaker 2:Yeah, right, because all the world is the days before he was wearing a mask, because so they knew he had covid. Like two days, like right after the hundred, I think, he tested positive and then he wore a mask around like all the practices and like for all the interviews, like a covid mask, yeah. And then I just don't know how that? Well, because it's not 2020 2020's, not 2020 anymore.
Speaker 1:2020, the whole Olympics would have been shut down. No, the whole Olympics was shut down in 2020.
Speaker 3:What do you mean would have been yeah, those rules don't exist anymore, but he has like active COVID.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Like everyone's pissed I'm like. And then the men's 4x100 was, of course, a disaster.
Speaker 1:So did that man have that athlete, that was a showboat, and then lost.
Speaker 3:Did he ever come back and perform anything after that, or no, that was his last, that's how he ended his olympics.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he was. He won the gold medal. He was supposed to do the four by 100, but he was like no, I'm not doing it.
Speaker 3:Yeah oh so not only is he a showboat and cocky, then he's also a poor loser well, I mean I think he had covid, so he was probably. I mean it's probably a good time to do oh, but it was okay for him to perform here and not later, even though he had covid at both times. Cute, cute, cute, cute, cute. We love to see it yeah, I mean I was.
Speaker 1:I mean it's. It's pretty funny because there's so many memes like before and after and it's like you know it shows him running around and is this an american? Yeah, yeah and all the dudes are just standing on the track like let's fucking go, dude yeah, we're already my guy and then it's like you know the spongebob moments later, and then he's like sitting in a wheelchair. So oh.
Speaker 3:So not only are his lungs hurt, he's the one, he's the guy that he won the hundred meters.
Speaker 1:He won this us guy okay at the last second he's the guy sam k.
Speaker 2:You might remember the guy who he was like roasting on nba players because they call like the nba champions, like world champs, yeah, and he was the guy that came out like a couple years ago, was like of what, like it's just the US.
Speaker 3:Well, I don't disagree with that, but oh OK, I just Googled him. I know who that is. Yeah, ok, the first. The first article says Dolphins Tyreek Hill, confident he could beat Noah Lyles on a sprint. If there's one guy and then it felt like good, you want to know who was. Also a hero for me and just the most lovely discovery of the olympics, also having to do with track and field I, I got.
Speaker 3:I know you're gonna say who swoboda, the polish running girl with the tattoos that is not what I was gonna say, but now I'm more interested because I'm also a polish girl I am also a polish girl with the tattoos that is not what I was going to say, but now I'm more interested.
Speaker 1:I am also a polish girl with yeah, whatever, yeah, so what?
Speaker 3:about her, what happened to her?
Speaker 1:she, she was kind of stealing the show out there. Okay, she didn't win, but they, she was just like why so?
Speaker 3:then? Why did you think that I was going to be obsessed?
Speaker 3:I mean because she was all over the place, oh, okay I yeah I have no idea who you're talking about, so I'm going to go back to what I was saying. Tara Davis, woodhull and Hunter Woodhull. Okay, so Tara became a gold medalist in the long jump. She's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen and her husband is a Paralympian, so he participates in other track and field events. I don't think he long jumps, but he I'm gonna probably get in trouble for lack of pc terms, but he is from the knee down has like running legs I don't know like the blades.
Speaker 3:Thank you I was like they make them for him, but you remember oscar pastoreus yes okay, I just don't know what the technical term of that is so I didn't want to offend anybody, yeah, um, anyways, first of all, their love story. You absolutely love to see it. They just they train together, like ups and downs together, and then she won the gold medal and then ran over and jumped into his arms and he was just like you're the gold medalist.
Speaker 1:Oh, I saw that You're the gold medalist, and I have chills right now even thinking about it, because right now even thinking about it?
Speaker 3:because you know, when you watch the little segments that NBC puts together, it obviously makes you root for them more right, but just of course they're looking for a story what a unique couple. What a hard-working couple. I love watching good things happen to good people. She was obviously genuinely shocked. She said the only goal I've ever had is to win an Olympic gold medal. And she just like stood there in the sand and then fell back. That's where all the pictures are of her sitting in the sand.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Runs over, jumps in his arms. It was just like, oh, the feel good story that you wanted for the Olympics. And, on top of that, like they give back to their community, to their sport. Obviously they faced adversity in their life. He's a Paralympic athlete Like I just love. I just loved them.
Speaker 1:I love following them. I didn't realize that that he was a Paralympian. Yeah, I just saw the videos.
Speaker 3:Well, yeah, because you can't see his legs when he's standing over catching her.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:It's just impressive. I mean it's hard to do anything with your legs.
Speaker 1:There was another guy from. It wasn't a love story, but I saw a really cool video and he's like a little kid and he's doing cross country and it just keeps showing him getting older and winning. And he was the white guy who won the long distance run where he came on like that last lap and he seemed just kicking into gear and he passed everybody to win. It was pretty cool. Um, here's that Polish runner. She has. She actually got bronze. She had a bunch of tattoos.
Speaker 3:I genuinely don't know who that woman is, but I'm proud of her.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and I love her thigh tats and she's fast and she's from poland. Win, win, win in my book. Yeah, she was all over the internet. I think they did a good job telling like I think they did a good job telling the stories of a bunch of like people that you would never like. All the packages they put together I thought were pretty good about like backstory stuff even for like non-us athletes, I thought were pretty solid I agree and I think that it really so.
Speaker 3:Gymnastics is obvious was obviously up first and so I dove into the olympics knowing what was going on. A lot of people would dm me and be like, can you explain this? Or whatever, because I was not live streaming the olympics but giving feedback, because gymnastics is a complicated sport with the scoring and the expectation and the skills and all the stuff. So I felt really, really, I felt really, really well versed in the quote unquote Olympics. In reality it was just gymnastics, because then, once gymnastics ended and I switched over.
Speaker 3:I'm like, damn, what's going on? Who is this person, all of these things. So I feel like I appreciated the segments that they came and put together about the athletes more so, because I was like, okay, this is giving me backstory, this is giving me the lay of the land. I'm more emotionally connected to this now, which now I'm like, oh, okay, I see why they do this. This makes it way more entertaining.
Speaker 1:Where you know the ones in gymnastics. I'm like, oh, I already know this, it's money making. Of course it's money making. Coach caitlin was out there all month.
Speaker 3:She ran a marathon in paris in the same marathon, yeah, so she just ran that a couple days ago they did it wait, was she working or was she hanging out?
Speaker 1:both, yeah, working, and then, uh, she got through the marathon, so, um, we're gonna be happy to have her back, but it's over and nothing really says america, because I don't know if you watched the closing ceremonies, but simone biles.
Speaker 3:Yes, I was like Simone Biles, appropriately holding the flag. We know she's your favorite person, but she's an 11 time Olympic medalist. She gets the flag. Okay, passes it off to Tom Cruise.
Speaker 1:And then he passes the mountain biker and then he gets on a motorcycle. Who was the mountain biking guy? I don't know anything.
Speaker 3:I was like this is America, this is what we're doing. Who was the mountain biking guy? I don't know anything. I was like this is America, this is what we're doing. And then red hot chili peppers.
Speaker 1:Surprise. I feel like everybody was so outraged by the opening ceremonies that they're like okay, America complains about everything, We'll let you handle the closing ceremonies, sure, sure, and you know what there's. So much backlash.
Speaker 3:Snoop, our now United States American mascot.
Speaker 1:Put him on the Mount Rushmore. It's outrageous.
Speaker 3:He came out on the beach and then he's like what's up? At what point does he?
Speaker 1:connect to anything athletic. Who's more famous, snoop or Shaq, worldwide?
Speaker 3:Well now, I think Snoop, I think no.
Speaker 2:I think probably.
Speaker 3:Shaq Even.
Speaker 2:Asian countries and, like China, Shaq is bigger than like that's fair.
Speaker 3:That's fair. Well, also, shaq is also bigger than life.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean, I don't know they paid him half a million dollars a day To be at the Olympics. Nbc paid him 500 a day. Snoop A day, yes.
Speaker 1:You know what they didn't pay? Shaq that Tough.
Speaker 3:That doesn't mean he's more or less? Famous.
Speaker 1:I'm saying, if you're getting paid $500,000.
Speaker 3:Here's the thing I think Snoop earned every penny of that because he was the number one talking point, I feel like, of the entire Olympics. Why?
Speaker 2:I'm sick of.
Speaker 3:Snoop, I'm not saying that it's warranted. I'm just saying so many people commented on him being everywhere.
Speaker 1:I'm out on Snoop, not a big Snoop guy, he's whatever. Okay, so I won't judge you for that, even though I disagree.
Speaker 3:But that's okay, you can have your opinion. Who or where do you stand with hoda, the mom of the olympians? Oh, hoda, hoda from she's good morning america today, today, yeah, yeah, whatever wow, that's wrong, that went there okay I don't know like I mean I love it. I think that she just has stepped into this role of being like the supportive, familiar face.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she's great, and.
Speaker 3:I love that. I would love to meet Hoda.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm putting that on my vision board. Was she not on Good Morning America?
Speaker 3:I don't. She's on the Today Show now with Jenna Bush Hager Hager Bush Bush Hager.
Speaker 1:Whatever, bush, hager, whatever? Okay, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3:Anyways, I just think Hoda's lovely, I think Snoop is entertaining and I think why not have a United States mascot when you know, when you look at our actual state of our country? It was nice to have two weeks of patriotism and unity.
Speaker 1:Yeah, who would you have as the number one American?
Speaker 2:at the Olympics Like spokesman guy. If you were like, all right, this person man, I think, because I would say it's a tie between I'd either have DJ Khaled, because I think it's hilarious and that would be funny as shit. It would get very old, though I can only have him for like two or three days, yeah or I think Dion would be good. Sanders.
Speaker 1:But no one likes him anymore.
Speaker 3:so why does nobody like Dion Sanders?
Speaker 1:I like Dion Colorado.
Speaker 3:Oh, right, right, I forgot about that, okay.
Speaker 1:Prime time. He's awesome.
Speaker 3:Oh God, we're already back in football season.
Speaker 1:One person, one American, that's like yeah, that's America.
Speaker 3:I mean, I think right now it's Snoop, yeah man.
Speaker 2:No, no, no. I mean, what do you mean?
Speaker 3:no, he just got paid half a million dollarsth day.
Speaker 2:But here's the thing, yeah.
Speaker 3:Okay, you guys have been tired of all of these invisible people that you're putting up as well. So it's just like, from the sound of it, you two are going to be tired of whoever we choose.
Speaker 2:Yeah, probably.
Speaker 3:Okay, okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:They should do like one person for every week, I think. I think one person the whole time is going to like that.
Speaker 3:Okay, one person per sport.
Speaker 2:Yeah, or they should have like Trump do it one week and Conway do it the next.
Speaker 3:Yeah, oh Christ. No, we're trying to take a break from that.
Speaker 2:No, you gotta go all in no.
Speaker 3:I don't know, though that's a good question, like who would be the mascot of America. I just think that Snoop took that role.
Speaker 1:I don't know, maybe Kim Kardashian. All right, that's America.
Speaker 3:I mean, that's true.
Speaker 1:Fuck yeah, team on three.
Speaker 3:Oh, we're done. One, two, three oh we have a guest Hello.
Speaker 1:Team.
