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I discovered my neighbors are into pup play.

What does that mean?

One night when I went to take the trash out around two o'clock in the morning, I saw them

going for a walk around the park across the street, lovely couple, and he was a well-behaved

puppy.

That's the text we got in at 41061, because there's a thread going viral of the most unhinged

things people have seen their neighbors doing when they thought nobody was looking.

That would be an awkward moment.

She's the walking you may have.

Her husband?

Her husband or boyfriend or whatever.

I wouldn't even be walking him out in the park at 2 a.m., and that's the right time

to do it.

Yeah, that is the right time to do it.

If you try that at like five in the afternoon, you're definitely going to get some

look.

Definitely.

Maybe some police calls too.

Freaks come out at night.

Text in 41061 or call us 888-343-1061, if you've ever caught your neighbor doing something

weird when they thought nobody was looking.

One person said that they had a neighbor that every night at 7 p.m., they would go out on

their front porch and yell, yeah, but they do.

At the top of their lungs, yeah, finally, they said three years later, they found out she

was calling her cats, yeah, but they do.

That's actually hilarious.

Yeah.

I feel like I would go ask them, like, what's happening?

This is very curious.

Another person said that they heard screaming at 1 o'clock in the morning from their neighbor,

and then they looked out their window and they saw their neighbor streaking through the

front yard naked.

Oh, sober?

Doesn't they don't know?

They don't know.

Okay.

So she jumped inside a giant black truck parked in front of her house, and the next thing

they saw a guy running after her in his boxers.

Oh.

So the mountain just a sight or something?

Totally.

You didn't have time to get dressed after that one.

It said later they checked to see if everything was okay, and it turns out she was on Ambien

and woke up in the middle of the night and freaked out and ran out the front door.

A lot of people will report sleepwalking with Ambien, and they do a lot of weird stuff.

Yeah.

Ambien's a weird thing when people take it.

What is Ambien?

It's like a sleep truck.

Yeah.

Dang.

I can you sleep on it.

I'm taking it once in my life.

And then you wake up screaming and freaking out.

No, I don't know.

People think they're asleep or they think they're awake, but they're still sleeping.

I was prescribed it for a while, and I would just kind of hallucinate in my sleep.

So it was never really rested, but it's kind of fun.

I had an ex-girlfriend who took it and tried to stay up, and she ended up cutting off her

toenail after walking her imaginary iguana.

It was a very weird moment for me.

I was like, how do I handle this?

I was like, okay, well, let's walk your iguana into the bedroom.

It's like, I need to cut my toenails, and I'm like, okay.

I wasn't even legal.

Somebody else said that they went out for a cigarette at three in the morning to find

their 82-year-old neighbor wandering around her yard with a flashlight and pink rubber

gloves, kitchen tongs, and a full gallon freezer bag of what they thought was dirt.

I asked if she was okay and why she was out so late, and she joined him for a cigarette

and proceeded to tell him all about her slug hunting adventure.

What?

There's a bag of slugs.

It's an old lady hunting for slugs.

That is really cute.

Can you imagine that's your hobby?

I love her.

She's so innocent, though.

It's like, that's her leg loose.

We're going over a thread of people sharing the most unhinged things they've caught

their neighbors doing when they thought nobody was looking.

Somebody said they had an old neighbor across the street when they were in college, and

they would walk to the edge of the road.

Leena had over the next door neighbor's driveway pull a hair brush out of her fanny pack

and brush her hair onto their driveway.

She had it in a fanny pack, too.

Does anybody in here have anything happen like this?

I'm trying to think of my neighbors, and if I've ever actually seen anything.

I've always been the weird neighbor.

Yeah.

I've always seen the one that they're like, what is that guy?

Everyone watches Jubles and houses that are like, oh, should we call someone?

I had an alternate moment with one of mine, though, and I lived in a high-rise in Chicago.

I had this habit of vacuuming naked.

It just was easier than getting my heart dirty, and I had floor to ceiling windows.

I thought maybe somebody could see, but I figured there was some kind of light on the window,

so you couldn't see directly into everything, but then there was this one guy that I

knew lived across the way that could see in, anyway, I ran into him in the hallway, and

he was like, hey, never talked to me before, ever, ever, ever, ever.

And I was like, oh, maybe I should think twice about that.

That's my first move there.

That was my first experience with a high-rise.

You are not safe.

Actually, people would have telescopes propped up in their living room, but in these high-rises

because looking at your neighbors was a hobby, people would use it because they would count

how many naked people's they saw that day, how many times they see people doing it.

It was fine.

You can look and see what they're fighting about.

Yeah, it was creepy, but you just kind of accepted it because everybody was a creep.

See, but my neighbors, I'm kind of like, actually, I was a little hurt because when I think

they kept seeing me naked, it was an accident.

I wasn't doing it on purpose, but they put blinds up, and I'm like, I'm tired of looking

at that naked girl.

I kind of had the same situation right now.

My apartment, my window, opens up to the bay.

It opens up to the bay, and the apartment complex across from the bay.

For me, I thought was below, like, it's lower than my apartment, so nobody could really

look across and see me.

I went out.

And when that was in my boxers, and I looked over, and there's people on the roof having

a cigarette, and I'm like, they're having a cigarette and see me naked.

Okay.

He's there.

So now my blinds stay close.

That was probably better for the neighborhood.

I was thought I was going to be in an awesome situation with the downstairs neighbor.

I was in an apartment building, and I got a knock on the door, and I answered it.

And there was this, she was really pretty woman at my door with no top on, but like holding

her hands over it.

Yeah.

And I was, she's like, I locked myself out of my apartment.

I don't know why she chose my apartment to come through all of a sudden.

I was like, I locked myself out of my apartment, and I was getting ready.

Is there any, can you help me get into my apartment?

I don't, maybe I look like I can break into places.

I don't know.

But I was able to break into her place, and I helped with the door for her.

Yeah.

She made me, she did profile me.

I broke into her place and let her in, and then I thought like, maybe this is some kind

of weird movies scenario.

Thank you.

And she's like, thanks.

And I was like, yeah, you're welcome.

She's like, no.

And I just kind of linked her there first.

Okay, bye.

You can leave now.

Dang it.

Did she stay topless the whole time you were breaking in?

She didn't have any.

You didn't give her a t-shirt or something?

Oh.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Probably would have been a gentleman.

That would probably would have been a gentleman who would have gone.

Probably would have kept you around, didn't you?

Yeah.

Good point.

That's right.

That's right.

That only dawned on me right now, and I had been like 15 years ago.

It's another jubal phone prank.

It's day mornings on the 20s.

BEEP.

BEEP.

Hello?

Hi, this is Pete Eakins, call it from BEEP.

Mattress Store.

I was looking for our customer, Avery BEEP, who just purchased a mattress from us.

Yeah.

Is this her?

Hi, Avery.

This is just a customer service phone call checking in.

It's been about a week now with your new mattress and how are you liking it?

Honestly, it's been good.

I've even been to you.

For sure.

Well, great.

Yeah.

I'm so glad that you're happy with the grim sleeper.

Oh, it's good.

It's great that you bought it.

I mean, it's a good discount.

You got on that mattress.

It's called the grim sleeper?

Well, yeah.

That's what we call it around the store.

The grim sleeper or the rest in peace, Edic.

Toretic.

Trying to go on a post-traptych type thing there, but yeah.

You know, anyway, I'm sure they gave you the background on it.

Nobody gave me the background on it.

Oh.

I just heard it was cheap.

Well, it was super discounted.

Yes.

And no worries then.

Just wanted to make sure everything's going good.

And you're liking your new mattress.

And if you need anything else for us, please feel free to come on in.

You don't get to say that and just brush past it.

What are you talking about?

Oh, I was just going to say if you ever want to come down to the store

and buy any more used cadaver goods, you can do that.

Cadaver goods.

Yes.

We're always discounted.

No worries.

No worries.

Sound like something I don't.

I don't know what that word means, but I don't like the general vibe of it.

Okay.

Well, you bought the Departor Petic mattress.

So what we call it here.

Why don't you keep making like funeral puns and sh**?

Oh.

Okay.

Well, I guess.

Yeah.

Sorry, the salesperson should have told you the mattress was discounted

because it comes from a funeral home where they used to lay to rest people on it.

For weeks at a time.

Wow.

It has been.

What the f**k?

Steam clean.

What the f**k are you talking about?

What?

People to rest on this match.

I want it right now.

What the f**k?

Yes.

I'm so sorry about that.

They should have told you that.

That's why we call it the, you know, the, the, the Casper afterlife edition.

You think I'm just going to be sitting here.

F**k my husband doing it all on the mattress.

And I know somebody's been f**king died on here.

What the f**k is wrong with all of you?

You think still f**king like that for people?

No.

Are you f**king crazy?

But you know, you sounded crazy when you called me.

But I thought it was all fine.

I just said, sometimes, you know, white people will be acting like that.

But no f**king dead.

What?

I want you to come and take this f**king back.

And I want some money back.

I do have to correct just a little bit of language there.

It was not one person.

It was five, five people have passed away on that mattress.

Oh, my.

We just team clean it twice.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

It's been stealing clean.

I thought I'd been here stuff at night.

Like I really thought I thought I was here.

So I thought I've been seeing a guy.

I've been seeing this like old man.

It is old man.

You said old man.

So they must have told you about the old elderly man who came in and had an accident on the mattress.

The day before you bought it as well.

They don't they must have told you.

Yeah.

What the f**k?

What the f**k?

What the f**k is wrong with y'all?

No, like what the f**k is wrong with y'all seriously?

Because this is not okay.

Like I'm calling the police.

The mattress.

The brand new mattress.

Me and my husband have been working in.

Do you want it in?

Have been used for dad people.

And then an old man just came to the f**k store and s**t on it.

What the f**k?

Yeah.

You will be here for my lawyer.

You will.

No, I promise.

Hey.

Avery.

Yeah.

Avery.

This is actually Jewel from the Jewel show doing a phone prank on you.

And your husband sent you up as a joke.

Oh my god.

He said you guys got a super discounted mattress and you wanted to mess with you about it.

No, honestly.

Whoa.

Okay.

Wow.

No, I have been seeing a man though.

Maybe the house on it.

But I'm so happy this mattress is okay.

No.

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It's time for Nina's what's trending.

There really needs to be a reality show about all these random beefs that just keep popping

up because now the latest one is between breaking bad fans and game of thrones fans.

They are beefing hard and going after each other.

I will tell you why in just a second you can decide which side you're on in just a second.

But first let's talk about this woman versus a robot.

There's a lot of a lot of battles going on in this particular trending.

But there's this woman who had a food delivery robot show up at her house.

The story is trending because at the end of it she ended up chasing the robot down the street.

So the robot the robot shows up to deliver food.

And before she gets to the door she hears a commotion outside and notices that this robot has

just torn up her entire garden.

So her garden's a mess.

She's been working so hard on it so she is furious.

So as the robot gets away from her she starts chasing it.

And every time she gets close the robot would dodge her.

So it was like this whole like oh not yet.

Ooh you can't get me like it was taunting her.

I want to see this video too.

I couldn't find the video but this very word for word like image of the story is just like

getting to my brain.

I'm like this is a movie.

So of course she called and she complained to the company that was doing the delivery

and they said that they're going to make internal changes to ensure that it doesn't happen again.

That's it.

Between that and the wamel cars.

What are you doing?

You see a woman just running down the street chasing after a robot.

Do you sit back or do you reach into help?

Yeah.

Fight the robot.

Fight the good fight.

Cut them off at the pass.

This is how the humans versus machines begins.

I know.

That's kind of also what I thought about.

It was like on.

It started over garden.

You don't mess with the woman's garden.

Whenever they were in 30 years, what started it?

If you do find yourself chasing after a robot and you'd like to be quick, Jeffing is the

new jogging hack.

And I shouldn't say new because apparently Jeffing has been around for a while.

I don't know what that is.

But Jeffing is trending big time right now, especially after the Olympics because people

get this new motivation to be physical and fit after seeing all these athletes when

gold medals for being in the utmost shape.

But Jeffing is a hack that is basically you run for 30 seconds and then you walk for

30 seconds.

So you're building your stamina.

But it's named.

It's called Jeffing.

It's called Jeffing.

It's been called hit forever.

Now they change it to Jeffing high intensity training.

All right.

It's called Jeffing because of former Olympian Jeff Galway who used to use this with his

runners that he would also be training to build stamina.

And so it's about a training that's been done for a long time.

I was thinking.

I was me being fat.

I can't run that long.

I'm going very far.

So I'm not going to go to the gym.

If you do more than one round, eventually you build your stamina freeze, so you're just

going a little harder.

I don't know.

I mean, good for that guy for, you know, being the ones that they're crediting with doing

it.

It's just been around for a very, very long time.

All right.

But if you were going to do a workout, would you rather do one called Jeffing or not want

to do Jeffing?

No.

Jeffing.

No.

It's a lot of them.

Jeffing.

Or hit.

There's a reason why it's called hit.

It's not.

The names fell down.

I think it's pretty funny.

I'd be down to Jeff.

Oh.

I think it's the end of the training.

Yeah.

What a Jeff stand for.

Yeah.

I just saw Jeff stand after Jeff.

I know what I'm saying.

It makes more sense.

Well, you can get into a different fight with people that want to go back and forth between

naming of that particular workout.

Like the Breaking Bad fans and Game of Thrones fans are going after each other right now.

So the war is on.

Have you guys seen either one of those shows?

Oh, absolutely.

Game of Thrones.

Both of them.

I've washed them both all the way through.

Me too, both.

Anybody else?

No.

I saw it far now.

Oh, wow.

I'm surprised.

Well, they're both excellent shows.

Yeah.

And so this is kind of an intense war.

But the whole idea is that there's one episode in particular that has been rated the highest

TV episode of all time and it was the final episode of Breaking Bad.

And then the new season, the spin-off of Game of Thrones has just popped up so excited.

And there's an episode there that people have been raving about and it started getting

more reviews than the Breaking Bad one, but like more higher rated reviews.

So it would become the new highest rated TV show of all time and Breaking Bad fans are

like, no, we're not gonna let that happen.

So they're trolling all of the Game of Thrones fans by going in and giving them all a bunch

of one-star reviews.

Wait, what episode?

One-star reviewing it back and forth.

And a night of the seven kingdoms, it's episode called, the episode called in the name of

the mother.

It picked up over 99,000 10 star reviews and Breaking Bad fans.

Breaking Bad fans.

I mean, this is like a tongue twister.

I was like, one of the only shows to have a perfect 10 score.

It's Breaking Baddies versus the Throneers.

But wait, it's an episode from Game of Thrones or from one of them.

No, no, no, it's from the seven kingdoms.

So it's the spin-off, but a night of the seven kingdoms.

But if you're a throwner, then you're all in on a throwner.

Yeah, it's so much easier to go throwers and baddies.

So I don't know.

Yeah, we all just like share.

No.

The fact that people are taking time to go do this is just insane to be like, it says we're

bored.

Yeah, nobody's gonna pay you.

Nobody's gonna, you're not gonna get anything out of it.

Like, why?

That's what you're doing?

I think not to be all like, they are pizing the situation, but it almost feels like

it's just these people want to belong to something so bad.

Yeah.

Every single time they stand up for being a breaking baddie, they feel cooler and better

about themselves.

I'm just as much different than sports, you know, I guess it's not much different than sports.

Yeah, I mean, I guess that's happening now.

Like new games are being played.

Like, you are making yourself back to type onto a screen to be like, oh, no, no, no,

and then it's like, no, I'm mad.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's where it's like cheering for them, I guess.

Yeah, but sports is actual competition where there's, you know, I think they could lose.

Forced fans versus not sports fans, who gets to get more mad?

I just think it's silly.

I mean, it is, but it's kind of wholesome.

That's what's trending.

I'm Nancy Glass, host of the Burden of Guilt Season 2 podcast.

This is a story about a horrendous lie that destroyed two families.

Late one night, Bobby Gumpright became the victim of a random crime.

He pulls the gun.

He tells me to lie down on the ground.

He identified Termaine Hudson as the perpetrator.

Termaine was sentenced to 99 years.

I'm like, Lord, this can't be real.

I thought it was a mistaken identity.

The best lie is partial truth.

For 22 years, only two people knew the truth.

Until a confession changed everything.

I was a monster.

Listen to Burden of Guilt Season 2 on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey, I'm Jay Chetty, host of the on-purpose podcast.

I'm joined by Luke Combs, award-winning country music artist,

and one of the most authentic voices in music today.

Luke opens up about success, self-doubt, mental health,

and what it really takes to stay true to who you are when your life changes overnight.

I hate fame.

I hate the word celebrity.

I hate those words that you make me uncomfortable.

But I think when you get to a certain point, the fame or the success or the influence,

it just accentuates and exacerbates the inherent person that you are.

The guy that says he's always going to be there

and that will do anything to be there is the only guy that's not there.

I'm in Australia when Bo is born.

My whole identity is that no matter what, I'm going to prioritize my life and my children.

Over my job, I dread the conversation with my son.

What do you think you'd say?

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In 2023, a story gripped the UK, evoking horror and disbelief.

The nurse who should have been in charge of caring for tiny babies is now the most prolific child killer in modern British history.

Everyone thought they knew how it ended.

A verdict, a villain, a nurse named Lucy Leppie.

Lucy Leppie has been found guilty.

But what if we didn't get the whole story?

The moment you look at the whole picture, the case collapses.

I'm Amanda Knox, and in the new podcast Doubt, the case of Lucy Leppie,

we follow the evidence and hear from the people that lived it, to ask what really happened when the world decided who Lucy Leppie was.

No voicing of any skepticism or doubt.

It'll cause so much harm at every single level of the British establishment of this is wrong.

Listen to Doubt, the case of Lucy Leppie on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm Clayton Nackered, and in 2022, I was the lead of ABC's The Bachelor.

Unfortunately, it didn't go according to plan.

He became the first Bachelor to ever have his final rose rejected.

The internet turned on him.

If I could press a button and rewind it all I would.

But what happened to Clayton after the show?

Made even bigger headlines.

It began as a one night stand, and ended in a courtroom,

with Clayton at the center of a very strange paternity scandal.

The media is here, this case has gone viral.

The dating contract.

Agreed to date me, but I'm also suing you.

Please search for it.

This is unlike anything I've ever seen before.

I'm Stephanie Young, this is Love Trapped.

This season, an epic battle of he said she said, and the search for accountability in a sea of lies.

I have done nothing to get hurted by the f**king bachelor.

Listen to Love Trapped on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

It's time to catch a cheater.

Only on the jubal show.

Keith is on the phone today for To Catch A Cheater, and he thinks that his wife of three years name Shana might be cheating.

So we'll see if we can catch her in a second.

But first, Keith, what's going on?

Why do you think that your wife might be cheating on you?

Hi, I have my theories.

Like you just said, we've been married for three years.

We've been together for six, actually.

So I've been observing just these patterns.

I mean, you have a routine with somebody.

I mean, again, six years, right?

We've been married for three.

We have our new house.

We're kind of getting used to it.

We're going to get going on this big chapter in our life.

But it's on Saturdays where she set an alarm for 517 AM.

And she just, she's not 515.

It's not 530.

It's 517, right?

That's one strange thing, right?

Okay.

It's okay.

So she gets up.

She sounds like immediately.

She sits at a bed, doesn't shower.

And she returns home exactly two hours every single time.

Okay.

Is that bad?

Yeah.

Maybe she's like punctual.

I mean, oh, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a pattern.

It's a routine.

Never misses it.

And I asked her, okay, what's about why 517?

She said, ah, you know, traffic patterns.

Okay.

Hmm.

Kind of suspicious.

A little bit.

Okay.

And then I start doing more digging.

And then it's like finding things around the house.

Like these handwritten envelopes that she's been receiving.

There's no return address on them.

Hmm.

And, and she, she like opens them in the garage.

Okay.

Like keeping them kind of separate.

So I, I don't notice them.

Don't see them.

But I found, I found the envelopes that were shredded.

Like by hand, they're like in tiny little pieces.

Like destroying the evidence kind of thing.

It's a little.

Oh, it's weird.

That's a little creepy.

Again, suspicious.

A pattern.

Like loved ones or something?

I'm thinking where I just, I, I've not been able to kind of shed light on that.

And then there's stuff I notice.

Like, like our shared space is right in the hallway.

We walk through this every day constantly, right?

We go through the hallway.

There's a framed photo that was replaced from the hallway with an almost,

almost identical frame.

And she's like cropped herself closer to the edge.

It's just, it seems like it's, it's subtle.

But I catch it because you walk by it every day.

And it's like, well, that's, that's new.

What's that about?

Like she just cut out the empty space?

Yeah.

She's not quite cut out of the photo, but she's cropped close to the edge.

Almost like she doesn't want to be in the photo or something.

It's, I mean, it's like, it's weird.

I'll give her cheating.

You would do that, but to your spouse.

Like not to cut you out, not herself.

Interesting.

That is weird, though.

Okay.

Run the middle of to catch a cheater.

And if you're just joining us, Keith is on the phone.

And he thinks that his wife of three years might be cheating.

So we're about to call her and pretend to be from the grocery store

that she's a rewards card member at and say that every single month,

we choose one lucky rewards member who gets a free gift from us.

And it's flowers delivered from our floor apartment.

And we'll see if she sends those to her husband, Keith or to somebody else.

But before we do that, Keith, why don't you break down your situation again?

Why do you think your wife's cheating?

Right.

Just picking up on these patterns of behavior a little unusual every Saturday.

She goes out five, five, 17 a.m. alarm.

That's a little weird.

She says it's traffic patterns.

She's been hiding in the garage, like ripping up little, you know, handwritten envelopes

and little pieces that I found.

She replaced that photo in her hallway.

I've got of something a couple more things.

It's a human mean.

There's some more things.

Okay.

She also.

There's like this expensive looking jewelry box in her work bag.

Yeah, I don't know.

Like a great boxer or something.

Yeah.

Like a guest.

Yeah.

And there's like something that was there, but it's empty now.

But she has in her work bag.

It's right there.

Huh.

Okay.

Well, we'll see if we can figure it out for you.

Are you ready for us to call her?

Yeah, I'm nervous, but let's go forward.

All right.

Here we go.

I'm going to call her right now.

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This is Corby calling from grossers.

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Shauna.

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Please don't hang up.

This is not a marketing phone call.

I'm actually calling with a big congratulations.

You're this month's winner.

Hope you can hear us clap.

And everything over here.

We're very happy about you about you.

Sorry.

That sounded weird.

But anyway, I don't know if you know this every single day.

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There's $30,000 difference.

And so, you're the lucky rewards card number

who gets free flowers delivered from our floral department.

And, you're the lucky rewards card number.

So congratulations.

You won 36 long sentences of box of candy or chocolate

and a card to be delivered to anybody that you want.

Absolutely free.

And at on the patient.

No, it costs you nothing.

And I will not ask you for any kind of credit card information.

It's all completely legit.

You'll get confirmations before we're off the phone.

It's just our way of saying.

Okay, works very simple too. I can take the information over the phone in just a matter of minutes.

If you don't know who you want to send them to right now, that's fine. I can call you back.

Or you can always come down to the store and fill out the paperwork. Whatever you'd like to do.

No, let's do it now. Great. Okay, perfect. All right. Let me just get this pulled up here.

And the first thing I will need from you be the first and last name of the person you want to

send the flowers to. And then if you want to put anything on a card, and then we'll get the address.

And that's it. Okay, so the name is going to be for Trisha Winters.

Okay. Trisha. Got that. And do you want to put anything on a card to Trisha?

Let's say I know this hasn't been easy, but I'm proud of you for finally taking the leak.

And then what are what happens next? I've got you. Okay.

All right, great. And now at this point, I'll let you know that this is not a grocery store.

It's actually a radio show. It's called the Jubal Show. Yeah. Hi, I'm Nina.

Hi, I'm Victoria. Hey, my name is Jubal.

Okay. I don't understand. Well, we do a segment on the show called to catch a cheater where

if you think you're significant other might be messing around. You see who they send the flowers to.

And your husband Keith is actually on the phone. Yeah. Really? Yes. Yeah. Don't hang up. Is this a joke?

No, I want to know. Tell the truth now, Sean, if you can now. Who is Trisha?

Trisha, she's my friend from work. From work. Someone from work you texted like at 517 every morning.

Like I've seen it. You're checking my phone. I unlocked it because you left it on the counter.

So you're saying you went through my phone. I checked it. I checked the phone bill and your

location history and you're at the gym at 6 a.m. every Saturday. Yeah, you're there for exactly two hours.

You trust me. Don't flip this on me. Like when things aren't making sense, but you know,

you know me like I look for the answers. So let's let's let's let's play this out now. Okay.

There's the handwritten envelopes, right? Shredded paper over the garage.

Picture that you were placed in the hallway. You think I didn't notice you crop yourself closer

to the edge of the photo? You've been watching me. This is what you're saying. Look, look, look.

I've been paying attention and there's a difference. That's not paying attention. That's surveillance.

You invaded my privacy. All of it. You know that, right?

Well, a privacy ends where secrets start.

Is there any truth? I don't lie. Everything you've done it just feels really staged,

but precise. Like you've been like rewriting our life without me involved.

So

are you cheating?

Yeah, I'm Patricia and I'm leaving you. Oh, oh, so he was right. Wow.

Okay, wow. I knew something was up. How long has this been going on?

Oh, I've been training with Patricia for like three months ago. Like for the trap alarm

that I was working on and she's my trainer and so it just so happened. Oh my god.

You don't even oh my guilty at all. I mean, look at him. Look at what I'm under surveillance

like 24 7 and even from before all this. Like that's how you've been cute. Oh my god.

You're cheating on me. It's it's you're saying it's over. This is yeah, I mean, why haven't

been going crazy? Why haven't going around circles like this? This you say you did this because of

surveillance? No, you're you're seeing somebody you you're with this person. Hey, what's

Patricia now? I mean, oh my god. Keith, you knew that you were the first guy that I've like

intimate left, you know, so yeah, even you that's going on on relationship. I tried it out

and just it's not working. I can't do it. Oh, I tried it out. We're married.

For years. Yeah. I'm not I'm on mom. I'm only for I'm not here for more than six years.

They're the three years. There's a trial for you. I'm a trial period.

You were trying. I love you, but not in that way. I think you need me to love you.

Oh, wow. Were you going to tell him, Shana? Yeah, yeah, that's a great question.

I was looking for the right time as opposed to on a radio under some weird misconception.

Okay. Well, hey, Nick. Sounds like you guys have a lot to figure out. Yeah. So sorry, Keith.

And yeah, I guess, I guess we're going to like we're going to lower up. I guess. Yep. Oh,

we'll be in touch. Sounds good. I'll be at Trish's and I'll send somebody my sister to pick

her stuff. Oh, okay. Okay. The jewel shows to catch a cheater. What am I some sort of

a mentally challenged airhead? No. Not even. I didn't say that. I was like, why am I even listening

to you to begin with? You're a virgin who can't drive. It's time for America's favorite trivia game.

You versus Victoria. Your chance to take on Victoria. Vermeer is in a game of trivia.

For Conan, great tickets. And let's meet today's contestant for you versus Victoria.

Bianca. What's up? Bianca. How are you?

How are you doing? Good. Thank you for asking. You ready to take on Victoria?

I think so. Yes. I'm telling my love. Yes. There you go. Confidence always helps.

It's okay. Bianca. I'm trying. I was like, you've got this girl.

You take Bianca as your competitor in this game. Bianca, do you take Victoria as your competitor

in this game? You did it. You guys did it. And now we're down to the future of the competitors.

May Victoria leave your room. Victoria is leaving the room. And while she leaves,

here's how the game has played. Bianca, you have 30 seconds. Tans are as many questions as

possible if you don't know one. Just say pass. And Victoria has to beat you outright to win.

Okay. Okay, here we go. Your time starts now. Austin Richard Post is the real name of

Watch Musical Artist. What does HTTP stand for?

Yeah. In Greek mythology, who is the God of the Sea?

Oh, I'm excited. How long? How long is a U.S. Senators term?

Four years.

All right. Got that in. We'll bring Victoria back into the studio. And while she's getting settled

and putting on her headphones and stuff, here's a question for you, Bianca. If you had to legally

change your name to a flavor, what flavor would you choose and why?

Oh. I'm going to go with Moose Tracks.

With what? Moose Tracks? Moose Tracks. Moose Tracks.

Oh, okay. Is it Ben and Jerry's ice cream?

It's got all kinds of things. I'm going to be stepping in it. Victoria,

if you had to legally change your name to a flavor, what would it be?

I don't know. I really like cookies and cream. I'll also be like Rocky Road because I feel like

sometimes it kind of just goes all over the place. Like, you find nuts in it.

Sometimes you're just like, what the heck is going on right now?

It's like a metaphor for your life. Rocky Road? Yeah, honestly, I agree.

All right. Here we go. 30 seconds, dancers. Many questions as possible. If you don't know one,

just say pass. And Bianca has, you have to be Bianca outright to win. And Bianca, you can tell

Victoria when to go.

Austin Richard Post is the real name of which musical artist?

Oh, who? Wait. Huh?

Austin Richard Post is the name of which musical artist?

I don't know. All I can think of is like Friday Mercury.

That's not true. I don't know. Next. Yeah, that's why.

What does HTTP stand for?

HTTP. HTTP.

Pot.

Topic.

It was HTTP, but okay, in Greek mythology, who's the god of the sea?

Oh, that's like we put like over here websites.

Great game, Victor.

Great game.

You see it?

You see it?

You see it?

It's hard to hide.

What was the last question?

Has send it over to the scoreboard and see what happened with our scoreboard.

You guys are free.

Bianca had two and Victoria had absolutely none.

Bianca, congratulations.

Fully distracted game for Victoria on that one.

And you've been Victoria.

You got Conan Great tickets too.

Also.

All right, let's get the answers now with Nina.

Austin Richard Post is Post Malone.

Ah, get the fishy.

I mean, it's in the, anyway.

HTTP is not fully the name, so we're all clear here.

HTTP stands for hypertext transfer protocol.

Um, in Greek mythology, Poseidon is the god of the sea and the U.S.

Stem with her.

Hey, I knew that one.

Oh, you didn't get there.

Actually, I asked it to you, but you weren't listening.

I was still talking about HTTP.

I said, HTTP got it with HTTP.

I was thinking of HML or HTL, but...

HTML?

Cool story, bro.

Do you know what that stands for?

No.

I'm pretty sure you said HTTP too.

Yeah, I thought you said that as well.

Well, I don't know any of those stands were so well great.

Do you know how long a U.S.

Senator's term is?

The senators are, they're four.

No two.

Well, this one's six years.

I mean, six.

It's a two four six.

It's a two four seven.

I just said it was six, but call me.

I don't like this.

You know, I think my issue is that I'm trying to also get my cold brew open

because I haven't had my coffee yet.

And this is become the challenge.

Because I've been doing this whole time.

I've been wondering what I've been doing.

You've been like fiddling with something.

Like from where?

From where I'm sitting, it looks like you're putting your hand in pants.

Hey, I'm trying to get the plastic off,

but then I realized I still can't open the bottle.

The tutorial is like a little kid of S to P.

Stop putting your hands in your pants.

I made the bathroom in just a second.

I swear I wasn't doing that.

I didn't want to call you loud or anything,

but I realized I can't even open it.

You wasn't.

So first date of follow-up.

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Daniel is on the phone today for a first date follow-up.

And he's getting ghosted by a woman named Reese.

So in a second, we're going to call her and see if she'll tell us why she's ghosting him

and maybe get him another date if he still wants one.

But first, Daniel, how long has it been since you heard from Reese?

Oh, I'm not a few days, I think.

Okay.

All right, honestly, it's probably been a little bit longer

but it hasn't been a few days.

Okay.

Okay, let's talk about the date.

Why do you want to get to hold of her so bad?

Well, yeah.

So we went to this new, you know, tapest place downtown.

It's like, you know, one of those places where they serve you guys

like a bunch of little dishes and you get to share them.

Which is I think perfect for perfect because you get to see if the person

likes a share or does it.

Yeah, it's a pretty classic first date move.

I like it.

Yeah, you know, we split it in dirt.

We had churros with chocolate sauce.

And I thought things were going really well.

Like we're literally, you know, sharing a dessert.

So like, I don't know, I thought that was a good sign.

Yeah, I mean, you don't just share desserts with anybody, you know what I mean?

It's kind of true.

You know, after dinner, we kind of wandered around.

And there was like this alley near the restaurant.

And things got a little heated in the moment.

You know, a little handsy.

You took that alley?

Hot.

That is hot.

Did she enjoy that?

Yeah, I know it's kind of weird, but it's just like there was like

the spark right away, you know, and like,

you know, we weren't just talking about small stuff.

It felt like we were really connecting.

So she was easy to talk to.

How crazy did you get in the alley?

Uh, you know, I guess you could say we got pretty cost caught up in it.

You know, and you know, she's absolutely gorgeous.

So yeah, like it got definitely got a little heated.

Why do you think she's ghosting you?

Honestly, you know, I really don't know.

But I will say when we're in the alley,

like I bid her a lip a little and she gave me a little bit of like, you know,

be gentle and, you know, at the time and I think it's like a big deal.

Like, you know, I thought it was something maybe she'd be in too,

but, you know, maybe she thought I was coming onto that for something.

How hard did you bite her lip?

Not too hard. It was just a little, you know,

little nibble.

Okay.

So then after she was like, no, be gentle.

And you were gentle.

Was she responsive?

Or did she feel kind of like, I don't know,

worried about being bit again?

No, after the little warning she gave me like, it was like right back at it, honestly.

Okay.

So then how did it end?

How did your date end?

Um, you know, I took her home and, you know,

I thought I'd see her again and that was, you know, that was about it.

I mean, that, I mean, that was kind of the climax of the night there in the alley.

Okay.

And that's it.

And that's the last thing you heard from her.

I mean, what's the last thing she said to you?

Honestly, I'll fan.

I can't really remember, but like usually she was like very responsive.

Daniel, why don't you catch us up on your date again?

Yeah, basically it was, you know, one of the best first dates I've ever had in my life,

if not the best.

And like, you know, we went to the great tapest place.

I told you about it in life.

A few, those are those earlier.

I kind of explained my experience.

We had an alley that was very nice.

You chewed on her lip.

Well, mine is that part.

That was a little awkward, but other than that,

yeah.

And then since then I haven't heard from her.

Do you think the little lip bite is the reason that she's not calling you back?

I sure hope not, but like I just really don't know what else it is.

Well, I feel like it wouldn't have been that little of a bite if this is why.

Yeah, I mean, like you maybe you bit her harder than you think.

I hope not.

All right, well, we'll find out. Are you ready for us to call her?

Yeah.

All right, here we go.

Hello.

Hi, is this Reese speaking?

Who is this?

Hi, Reese. How are you?

This is a radio show.

It's called the Jubal Show.

Hi, Reese.

I'm Nina.

Hi, I'm Victoria.

And my name's Jubal.

How are you?

I am great.

Sweet.

Have you ever heard of the show before?

Yeah.

Awesome.

Well, guess what, Reese?

We got an email about you from somebody.

You don't change.

You don't sound very surprised.

Yeah, we do a segment called the first day of follow-up.

There's where if you go on a date with someone and you ghost them,

that person can email us to get you on the phone and ask why you're ghosting them.

So do you know who would email us?

Oh, and seriously, uh, yeah, I know exactly who it is.

It's a Daniel, right?

Yes, it is.

Yeah.

Daniel, email us.

He said he really likes you and thought you guys had a great time.

Can you tell us why you're ghosting him?

Yeah, uh, I'm ghosting him because he couldn't remember my name.

What do you mean?

Like a whole time?

No, okay, like, okay, so we had a great time at dinner.

The make-out session was pretty great too, um, after we kissed, etc.

He literally looked at his phone before saying goodnight to me.

Like, it was super obvious he had to check to see what my name was.

So he like saying goodnight and then looked at,

looked down at his phone and saw your name was like,

oh, goodnight, uh, Reese.

Yeah.

See, so you can't keep track of like, like, come on.

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

I know your name.

Hey, Reese, that's Daniel.

He's actually on the phone listening and wants to talk to you.

I know your name.

Come on now.

I just was caught up in the moment.

Got caught up in the moment.

Really?

Like, you got to be caught up to remember my name.

That's like, wow.

So impressive.

That's what I'm saying, yeah.

Like, I was just nervous.

You okay?

You're just really cool and you know,

I didn't want to mess things up, right?

So you looked at your phone?

Yes, he did.

He needed a phone to remember who he was talking to.

Because I mean, I must be exhausting to remember things like that.

Like, do you use it to remember how to tie your shoes?

Come on.

You know what?

Honestly, you know what time you did kind of hard

when you got a brain like mine.

You know, I'm using it all day to work.

And you know, you got to save brain power

for the important stuff, am I right?

Wasn't that mean you would remember her name?

Yeah.

I guess you know, remembering my name

doesn't make the cut, you know, of the whole

seriously.

I do remember it.

What's your middle name?

Tell me that.

And I promise to remember your first and middle name.

I don't know the middle name.

Talking about right now.

She's talking about when you were on the date.

Yeah, I'm not telling you my middle name.

But like, thanks to

have you ever found somebody's name on a date, Jubal?

Yeah.

I just didn't say their name again.

Okay.

I think the number was in my phone just as their number

and I just never called them.

Okay, well, that's not helping the situation at all.

You know, I didn't forget your name.

And it was just like, I pulled out my phone

because it was like, I don't know.

Like, it was time to say goodnight

and things were a little awkward.

And I just, I don't know.

It was just a take, I guess.

I was, you know, I just took my phone

like, only the big deal.

Kind of a moment of disconnect.

When you pull your phone out,

while you're on a date with somebody.

Literally, like, as you were saying goodnight.

Goodnight.

Pulls out your phone.

And then just like looks at it.

Oh, goodnight, Reese.

Like, how many other girls are you dating?

That you don't have the memory space

to remember a one syllable name, Reese.

Are you dating anything?

I've got a, no, like, I don't have a girlfriend

or anything like that.

But like, honestly, yeah, like,

you know, meeting people online and stuff,

it kind of sucks.

Like, you go on a ton of first dates

and like, none of them are as good as like our first date.

So it's like, oh, poor you.

I'll be honest.

So you did forget them?

It's not like I didn't know her name.

I just, maybe I stumbled on it.

But it's not like I didn't know her name or like,

thought she was somebody else.

Reese, would you feel better if he admitted it?

Yeah, a little bit.

I would have felt better.

But at least he could be honest.

I don't know.

I think to me, there's a difference of like,

not knowing your name and like, you know,

just kind of having a brain fart after,

you know, being nervous and stuff.

Like it's like sometimes you forget your own birthday.

Like if you ever had that happen,

like you're like, oh,

or you don't know what year it is.

Like, come on now.

Like that kind of stuff happens to everyone.

First of all, I didn't forget your name,

but like, I remember tons of stuff about you.

Like, I know that you're going to school to be a vet tech.

And I remember, you know,

your birthday, like right before Christmas,

and how it sucks to have like a birthday so close to Christmas.

And like, I remember like,

I think that's how it works.

And plus I'm not even going to school to be a vet tech.

I completed school, but I'm in marketing.

Sounds like you guys.

You see why I ghosted him.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Daniel, you need to like ginkgo below bus.

Is that the one that you're supposed to take for a memory?

Oh,

who would I go on a date with?

I wanted to be a vet tech one day.

Well, Reese, would you like another date with Daniel?

It might be a whole new first date for him.

We'll pay for it.

You know what, you know,

if you can't remember who you're talking to,

or you need your phone to remember someone's name,

I think I'm good.

Like plus like when we were kissing,

he like bit my lip way too hard.

So the fact that he can't remember my name,

and he bites her.

I might need to go see it.

I might, I might know.

No, that wasn't the reason.

I might need to go to the vet.

I can't get talking about it.

Because I may have to wait me.

What's that Daniel?

I told you guys, it was about the lip biting.

This has nothing to do with my memory, like,

she said she got to go to the vet tech.

Because the subtle is about the lip biting thing.

Oh my god.

If you ever, remember that.

If you ever remember, like, the vet tech's names

send me her number because I might have rabies from you.

So whatever.

Oh, who is that f***ing vet tech?

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Would you want to be attached to the, I'm sorry, it's a jubal show.

And I can't speak right now, but what I was going to say was,

would you want to be attached at the hip to your partner?

No.

For a while.

If you said yes to this, you're probably still in the beginning phases of dating.

Where you can't imagine yourself doing anything out,

and doing anything without your significant other.

Like babe, I just bought us a couples toilet.

So we can sit next to each other while we do our business.

Oh, I don't know.

I bet you're so cute with your curplunking.

I'm a container of it that you're curplunking.

And if you've heard me ask the question,

would you want to be attached at the hip to your partner?

You and you instantly gagged congrats on the marriage.

I hope things are going strong.

But what would happen if you were actually attached at the hip to someone?

Well, one couple is going viral today,

because they did just that for an entire year.

Well, and we'll tell you the results of it right now.

Two performance artists out of New York decided to make a splash on the art scene

with something they called the rope piece.

Their names are 75-year-old Tachin Shaya and 84-year-old Linda Motto.

And they tied themselves together with an eight-foot rope at the waist

and stayed connected for 12 months without ever touching.

Without ever touching.

Without ever touching.

And they documented the whole experience.

So you mean just like next to each other,

touching or like physical touching?

Physical touching.

So an eight-foot rope tied at their waist for an entire year,

they had to do everything together.

It makes sense that they're that old though,

because if they were younger and in their prime,

like that's a ridiculous thing.

But then you also hear about like those, you know,

retirement centers being the most active.

That's true, that's true.

So yeah, and the results of it were not what you'd expect,

but we'll go over some of the stuff that happened

with this couple that was tied together for an entire year

with an eight-foot rope as an art piece.

They said that-

Oh, it's damage!

Yeah, they did it to explore freedom, privacy, control, commitment,

and how people coexist and rely on each other.

Oh, that's interesting.

We're still 18 apart on the couch everywhere they go.

Yeah, exactly.

Also, hey, how can we make some headlines?

Oh, I get it. We'll tie ourselves together

and then we'll tell the news organizations

and we'll call it art.

And we'll go viral!

I'm just thinking they've just never done that

at this point in their life.

I mean, they're 74 and 80-something.

Like, they got to try something new.

One tiny attack.

They spice it up with an eight-foot rope.

They did everything well tied together,

included cooking, showering,

sleeping, and daily life all documented with photos.

They say that the lack of privacy and constant proximity

was intense,

and both admitted that it was extremely difficult

and strained their normal way of living.

I'm, yeah, literally tied

to the hip to somebody else for a whole year.

I'm assuming these spouses have passed on.

I was going to say, is it they're not married or whatever?

They're going headed for divorce.

They say that everything required cooperation,

like going to the bathroom, getting water,

or looking out the window,

they had to coordinate every movement.

I would go insane.

You have to watch the same shows.

I mean, but your communication skills,

like, would low-key be popping off?

Well, actually, that conflict and communication

broke down so bad

that they actually stopped using words.

Whale.

The silent tree was the best thing.

They would grunt and gesture to each other

because they didn't even want to talk to each other at all.

Montana, the woman who was the other artist in this

art piece where this couple tied themselves

together for an entire year to see what would happen

said that if she had been allowed to touch,

she might have wanted to kill her.

Because that's how hard it was.

This sounds like my marriage.

This is kind of gross.

But could you imagine just being mad

and just go ahead and, like, pass in a little gas

just to see if you can, like,

you can get back out of it?

I mean, you're not close anyways.

Like, I'm mad at you.

Smell that.

We're talking about a couple who's making headlines today

because they tied themselves together

for an entire year as an art piece

to see how it went.

And there were also things that happened

that did cause quite a few problems.

I guess one time they were at the grocery store

and the rope was eight feet long

and they forgot about it and tried to shop independently

and then ended up circling a pyramid of oranges

and oranges flying everywhere.

This is so dumb.

Like, you could help yourself by just not being attached.

But they've gone viral and they're in the news.

They just went with their life and they're 85, you know?

Maybe that's what they're looking for.

Also, after you've done it for, like, even the week,

it's like, hey, we don't at least a week.

We have to keep going.

And then you're out in a month and then two months.

You can't just stop and not, like, quit it.

Yeah, I would have just cut the rope

with the rope of the night and been gone.

There was also a bathroom standoff.

I guess one of them needed to use the bathroom urgently

while the other one was journaling.

And they got in a huge argument

because the other one didn't want to stop journaling.

You're going to have to go to the bathroom.

You can get in there when you're journaling.

Bring it with you.

You're getting arguments with a roommate, you know?

But yeah, as if you were tied to your roommate

with just an eight-foot rope.

All bad.

I might use that rope to do something else to myself.

I know, I'm sorry, but I would get real upset.

My thing is, if you make me mad

and the next time you have to go to the bathroom,

oh, my gosh, I wanted to go journal right now.

I'm so sorry.

They said there was one awkward moment

because they were trying to preserve modesty

still and not see each other naked as best as possible.

But one of them was showering

and then the rope accidentally pulled the whole curtain rod down

out of the wall

and they both fell down in the bathroom

with a rope and had to try to figure out how to get back up

and show them something about accidents.

I mean, that thing.

I'm falling in the cake.

Yeah, the whole school, yeah.

Falls aren't a joke at that age.

No, I know, I know, I know.

Nobody breaks the hip.

They said a lot of times, if one of them got a phone call,

the other one would be standing there

at the end of the rope,

making dramatic facial expressions

to get them to hang it up.

That is without a rope in my life.

We're talking about a couple who's going viral

and making headlines because they actually tied themselves

together for a whole year with an eight-foot rope

and they weren't allowed to touch

and they said, by the end of it, they hated each other.

Yeah, I could see that.

Was there a name for this piece of quote-unquote art

The Rope Piece?

That's what I call it.

Were you the creative part of the hang up

and art is different forms of expression

whenever, but you can hang it up.

Like, at the end of this,

what did you achieve out of it?

Like, and what did you gain?

Like, what was the reason for the art piece?

It almost feels like more of a social study

than a piece of art.

They said that at the beginning of it,

if strangers were to ask them why they had a rope tied to them,

they would explain and be very excited about their art piece.

They said, by the end of it,

they would just snap art.

Leave me alone.

Just mad.

This is so dumb.

What is so much fun to do this?

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So Kanye West and his wife Bianca Sensori,

we haven't talked about them in a little while.

It's been a minute.

They're about to see their day in court.

There's some dispute over his old Malibu property.

But before they even get there,

the judge has already issued a warning to both of them.

And I will tell you what the judge had to say

coming up in just a second, but first,

there is breaking news in the Savannah Guthrie situation

with her mom Nancy Guthrie.

And as far as breaking news,

it's just that she has offered a reward officially

for anyone that can bring her home.

Wow, the story is crazy.

Man, it's been going on for so long too.

Yeah, no, it really has.

And it's just it's so sad.

They've got DNA in the mix now.

They've said that they've seen the person outside the home

day before the actual abduction.

But now Savannah and her family are saying,

if you can bring her mother home safely,

you will get a million dollars.

But I am kind of confused.

Why?

Like a lot of, no, this doesn't happen a lot,

but I feel like a lot of people go missing,

get kidnapped and stuff like that.

Is there like, oh, then it's her mom.

Is there a reason why this one is so highly publicized

compared to the other one?

It's because she has a name and she's on television.

Yeah, that was so weird.

An 84 year old woman just randomly

goes missing from her home in the middle of the night.

What are you stealing an old lady for?

I mean, yeah, true.

But I feel like a lot, not a lot of old ladies.

But I feel like there are more out there

that have to be going missing that no one talks about.

Oh, for sure.

I'm sure.

It does happen.

I'm sure.

I think they're in like the one to 6%

of people who go missing like, yeah, really?

The biggest percent is in the people

like in their mid 20s to 30s.

Oh, really?

Yeah, yeah.

I'm sorry.

Yes, that's you, Victoria.

Yep.

And then the elderly is,

the elderly is a very small percentage of that.

I looked up the numbers on it.

I don't know why.

I would be like, oh my god.

Yeah.

That's a random hole that Jim will be down.

Well, because this is, I mean,

it is so fascinating

when you start hearing stories about it.

Because it just makes, there's just so many questions.

But if you know anybody that knows anything about this

and you want a million dollars,

now's the time to do the right thing

and bring Mama home.

Wasn't that one guy who knew who knew a lot?

And he was going to,

he was the guy that was contacting TMZ.

Is that what he talked about?

Oh, yes.

Yeah, there was somebody saying that they knew what it was

but they wanted them to give them a Bitcoin

in order to spill what they knew.

Well, because they had a record

and they didn't want to implement themselves any further.

Which is also just, I don't know, yeah.

Make a deal, bro.

I'm going to say each time I speak up or don't.

I know.

So hopefully they get some sort of closure

or piece at the end of all of this.

Vogue magazine has just announced

that 2026 is the year of the crack.

What?

It was all about the butt crack.

Or otherwise known as backside cleavage.

Or Plumber's crack.

They're actually even saying that out loud

to make it like, I don't know,

like a trending term for anybody in gowns and whatnot.

So if you thought that was already,

I thought that was like last year,

where we were wearing dresses

that showed off the top of their butt crack.

I don't know.

It was last year.

It was a few years ago where it was really, really big.

That's when Kim Kardashian broke the internet

when she was on.

Met Gala.

Or will she cover of that magazine with the bottle of shampoo?

Yes.

I feel like it was that year.

And then last year they sprinkled it in.

And now they're really deciding to own it.

I'm still waiting for Peevich to be a thing

because I got a whole line of V-neck pants.

I'm trying to sell.

But I'm waiting for the right moment.

You know, I've designed them already,

but I'm just waiting until Peevich's

popular thing.

Peevich's coming back.

V-neck pants for man, baby.

Hey, you're a pocket saint.

I've been thinking about it for a long time.

I'm just waiting for the moment.

I just need like a celebrity to wear it on the red carpet.

And then he goes off to the red carpet.

If I could get Timothy Shalamane

and some V-neck Peevich pants,

yeah, I've had him on the red carpet.

Game over.

Exactly.

You won't be on the radio for a long time.

No, I'm retired, man.

You will be a trendsetter.

Hey, go ahead.

You're not in here, though, okay?

V-neck jeans would look great on Timothy Shalamane.

You're saying, oh, why, why?

He just, he just, he just a crush on Timothy Shalamane.

No, I just, he's kind of the it guy.

You know, when you create a fashion line,

you want the it person wearing it.

Like, I don't, he would be the person

I would want to wear my brand of,

especially right now.

To show off his Peevich, yeah.

Honestly, the one thing you haven't done

is like create a fashion line.

I think that's kind of what you need to do.

Yeah, I mean, I've got it in my head already to go.

I just, obviously, I'm just waiting for it.

Just waiting for it's moment, you know.

Peevich.

Okay, Vogue is continued to talk about

what the Met Gala is made as their dress code.

If you haven't heard,

the Met Gala happens every single year.

And this year, the theme is costume art.

But the dress code is fashion is art.

That's the dress code.

What does that mean?

So just I mean, that's it.

So basically wear wild stuff.

Hello.

Hear me out.

Peevich.

Peevich.

This is how you make the world.

The Met Gala is this.

This is how I get my big break into the fashion industry.

Show up with Peevich on.

Yeah, well, I mean, I can't go.

I mean, I just can't go.

You can pay to go to the Met Gala, right?

Yeah, you can.

Yeah, I think it's a lot of money.

But you also probably could be on the outskirts.

There are people that break in all the time.

That's true.

Like not actually into the building,

but like onto the stairs and stuff.

Yeah.

And your pitch to the celebrities that walk in.

Hey, I got a new idea.

Just walk around in your P-Vidge pants.

And honestly, people are gonna be looking at you

even like what is here?

Idris Elba and a pair of V-neck jeans.

Ooh.

V-neck jeans.

Idris, if you're listening, texting.

Yeah, I know.

Idris Elba will be a lot.

What?

Yeah.

Very refined V-neck jeans.

How did you pick him?

It was just like a little V.

That actually would be if it could be a thing.

Just a tease.

Yeah.

Idris Elba.

He's hot.

Have you seen Idris Elba?

He would be shot at me to Idris Elba.

What's going on here?

He's a lot about Jubel right now.

We're learning a lot about Jubel.

Oh, here he goes.

Kevin Hart.

He's very popular as well.

Kevin Hart and a pair of V-neck pants.

I just need a major celebrity to wear my brand of V-neck pants

and show off their P-Vidge on red carpet.

Is there no female version?

There's no female jeans like this?

Okay, we just wear low-rise.

Yeah, we got that.

They're showing off the butt cracks

and they have the cleavage already.

Yeah, I don't have their own thing, you know.

So they need the P-Vidge.

Well, here, like I said, V-neck shirts,

but nobody really cares about that.

Right.

We need something to be sexy as well.

I bet you Kanye would do it.

I bet you would definitely do it.

I bet you would totally do it.

Yeah, he probably already has the idea.

Actually.

He's just being modest.

He's waiting to be a power.

If he doesn't, he has the factories to make it happen right now.

All of it.

Well, Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Sensori,

are kind of fashion trendsetters in their own right.

And because of that,

the judge and the trial for their dispute

over their West, for their Malibu property

or whatever's going on there

has said that they need to really be careful

what they wear.

No revealing clothing is allowed in that courtroom.

So P-Vidge probably wouldn't work in this situation.

Yeah, you don't want to wear this court.

But there's on court court pants.

But other situations.

Well, because Bianca has this habit of just being naked

and like, in every situation.

We're gonna see through things, right?

That's become trouble.

She does that and then puts a hat on.

Of course, see through clothes and then add sunglasses.

So accessories are the thing.

But the judge has worn them.

They'll get in a lot of trouble

if either one of them shows up inappropriately dressed.

Yikes.

I would ask to see under the judge's skirt.

What?

They see what he was wearing.

They're right.

The robe, thank you.

It's not a skirt.

It's a full dress.

Yeah.

I'd be like, you're telling me,

I can't wear things up.

What are you wearing under your robe?

Are you so professional?

Yeah, let's see.

What are you wearing under your skirt?

Yeah.

Lift up your skirt, judge.

Hell didn't pinch him.

I don't know if you're going to say corn either.

That's what's trendy.

Jubles.

Dirty little secret.

Hello.

Hey.

Hey, you have a dirty little secret.

I do have a dirty little secret.

Yeah, what is it?

OK, so it's a dirty little secret from my mom

because I would get so much trouble.

But when I was 16, walking behind the safeway,

I and a USPS driver found just like,

probably like a pound of weed just

that just fell out of the truck and we both came across it.

We both came across it at the same time.

And he gave it half of to me and he put it in a USPS

little bag.

And I didn't know what weed was.

I just was like, oh no, put it in the back of my truck

and my toolbox and I forgot about it.

And then when I was 18, my mom found it and shits

flipped out.

So you were driving around like a half a pound.

I was, I was, I was, I really was.

Oh, wow.

I didn't know what it was.

I mean, I know what it is now.

I spoke every day now.

I was just like, I'm just going to put it in the back

in the toolbox and forget about it.

Would you tell your mom when she found it?

I will know I do what that is.

I'm sure maybe it was my cousin.

I plan on your cousin.

And she brings it up.

Everything's giving and every Christmas.

And she'll just bring it up to the family to be like, who

did this?

And I was, I was this secret.

But well, thank you for telling us.

I'm a little bit fair with you again.

Have a good day.

You as well.

Bye.

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