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Coco Off the Grid
Let's go off the grid and get silly with today's headlines, work dramas and the unexplainable actions of others.
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Coco Off the Grid
Snake Charmer Chaos
Today we discuss the type of personality you have to have to make me hate the name "Stephanie," and how to cope with nuisances during meetings. Pointless emails coming from people who have no reason to be emailing you are the bane of existence. Another thing that will never be understood; people who try to make themselves look good at the expense of others. We also delve into some headlines and round it out by discussing the movie "Contagion," from 2011.
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all right people, what's up? We're back for week. I thought it was gonna be a little late in putting this out, but since I am still by myself before people get home, I figured I would just take the time out to speak with you guys and hope you're having a fabulous Thursday. I'm trying to put these out on time, but I've been feeling a little tired lately. I don't know if it's a seasonal affect disorder or whatever's going on, but I've been very fucking tired.
Speaker 1:Yesterday I came home, I took a nap on my couch, I had some cereal for dinner since I ate like a pig the rest of the day and then I basically got on the stair stepper like a little weirdo and worked out for about half an hour, got in the shower and then laid down in bed because I was over it by 9 o'clock and that's it. I just sat in on the worst fucking meeting I've ever sat in on my entire life as a welcome call. The one person in there was just so fucking irritating. I kept talking shit to the payroll person. I was talking shit to the payroll person just sitting there chilling and like just sitting in the background, like not saying it any way. That could be like misconstrued, but I was like this one bitch in there is just like saying questions and stuff Like so in what I do now, there's a project manager who's like the ringleader of all of us in my company. So we have the project manager, we have me who runs my module, and then we have several other people on the call who run their modules. So I'm laughing because I'm like, okay, cool, hold on a second. I didn't realize. My sister texted me, oh well, so basically there's a project manager who's the ringleader of all of us, then there's me who runs my module, there's other people who run their module and then there's the clients, whoever's going to be involved in the implementation process, like such as setting up their stuff process, like such as setting up their stuff, getting credentials to log into shit, this, that and the third. So this one bitch in there, the project manager is very chill and very calm because I'd have lost my shit 10 times over to Sunday because the project manager mentioned that she's going to send a list out of all the information. She's going to send a list out of everybody's names who was involved in the call and any other information recap of the fucking call.
Speaker 1:So why is this one bitch with the glasses who's asking us to be on camera, which I'm not turning my camera on, bitch Cause if you see my face, you're going to know I don't like working with you. She, uh, kept asking questions about how to spell people's names and shit, and I'd have been like I'd have been like I wanted to interrupt. So bad, I'm like hold up, hold up. She just said she's going to send you a list at the end of everyone's fucking name. Okay, so stop asking for bullshit so that you could pay attention to the rest of the details, because I'm pretty sure questions, mcnancy, you're going to have more questions after you've asked her questions. So to keep from all that shit, why don't you just going to have more questions after you've asked your questions? So to keep from all that shit, why don't you just listen to what the project manager is saying, so that she can get through her spiel and we can be done with this shit? I don't want to sit in here for an hour and listen to your nonsense. She's asking to have fucking.
Speaker 1:I was laughing because my coworker goes. She's asking for us to have her our cameras on for personalized experience. Meanwhile, she has a personality of a snake and I almost peed my pants. I was like just absolutely endless and like nothing's directed towards me. I'm just there for moral support. If there is a question, I'm there to answer, but I'm not talking. This isn't a conversation for me. This is basically hi, here's who's working with you.
Speaker 1:The next call, supposedly a kickoff call, which I don't know why I have to be involved in that too, but I'm going to opt out. I'm hoping they pick a day that I have a call. So I left that meeting prematurely because they were like hey, so for credentialing purposes, we're going to ask you for some sensitive information. So anyone who does not need to hear any of this information can drop off of the call right now. I dropped off. I didn't even say bye, nothing, because if I said anything they would want to talk to me and I'm not doing it. I'm not doing that on Thursday. Nuh-uh, I'm not talking. I did my talking earlier.
Speaker 1:This bitch was crazy. There was three client contacts well, four, considering someone showed up late and then wanted to apologize and thank everybody for being included in the call, I almost fucking fell out of my chair because that shit was funny too. I was like ain't no way this bitch is saying hey, what's up? Thanks so much. I'm having a big problem with my WebEx chat right now. Can everybody hear me? Bitch, we can hear you. You almost blew through my brain with how hard I could hear you, so I was just. I'm just over it today. I'm tired, I don't feel good, I have a headache, I'm a little warm, but it's also warm in here because for some reason it liked to snow. In Florida it's snowing by my cousin, by my sister's college, fsu. It's not snowing down here over by Orlando. We chilling literally. It's like 40 something degrees outside, so in any case. So that's what I just went through.
Speaker 1:I went through a personal hell of dealing with someone who seems like she's going to be the biggest bitch to work with. I oversee all modules. Like she sounds, like she's just fucking mean. Like what the fuck is the meanness about Talking about? Oh I'm sorry, but didn't we discuss oh I'm sorry Like directing her questions as someone who's not even leading this fucking meeting? Talk to him on the side. Bitch, like unbelievable. She's talking, talking, talking and fucking the project manager's trying to be cool and bite her tongue. You know she is, because just fucking rude bruh and I'm just like, oh my God, if I don't want to be on a call with this woman because she's going to ask me questions and be like you know what, I actually have a meeting in about 10 minutes that I forgot about. So I have to cut this short and that's going to be it. So I think that is going to be, that's that's. I have to be brief with them because if not, I'm going to lose my fucking shit. Ok, that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to lose my fucking shit and they're just going to have to deal with it Because I swear to God, I won't.
Speaker 1:So also, I was pissed off because I was talking to my mom about this earlier this morning and I was like this project manager, I don't like working with her because she mentioned stuff to clients that clients don't know what she's talking about. So basically, what's happening is she's mentioning chart of accounts and journal entries and then I get some dumb bitch, some client, in my fucking email yesterday asking me questions about why we need that Cause we need it. Bitch, I'm not trying to steal your data, I don't give a fuck. I basically this is my email. I'm going to read it out loud to you because I have it right next to me, because I was reading it to my mother and I thought that was fucking hilarious, let's see, okay. So this woman emails me and she goes hello, corinne me.
Speaker 1:Obviously I'm wondering if you happen to have time to discuss what is needed from finance department with Catherine, our finance director. She has a few questions. First of all, we just had an informal welcome Tuesday. Mind you, this is Wednesday. She's emailing me so of course I'm like okay, let me check the system, see if I could talk to her what the deal is.
Speaker 1:Whatever, nobody's been set up yet. You know why? Because they don't exist in the system yet. They don't even have a database for me to pull any information from. They have nothing going on. Nothing going on but the rent, okay. So they had nothing going on. Nothing going on but the rent, okay.
Speaker 1:So I responded back saying politely fuck you, no, I'm kidding. I said good morning, the person's name. I'd love to be able to send you my general ledger template for review, but since there hasn't been anything set up in the system as of yet, there isn't a way what the fuck is that? There isn't a way for me to send that to you at this moment without it being bounced back for security purposes. Currently, from the ADP side, you're not showing as an authorized contact, but that will change. As soon as you start up with payroll, we can revisit this matter and I can send the template as soon as more is set up from the ADP side. Thank you so much for reaching out. All the best. There you go, okay.
Speaker 1:So now let's see, let's see, let's see, let's see, let's see, let's see. What the fuck is this bruh? He must be looking for the person who's talking shit in his chat. Sorry, so she goes. She's wondering why you need the chart of accounts. I can't explain that to her. She could Google what a chart of accounts is and explain that to her. So here we go.
Speaker 1:I said hey, diane, I'll be sending out a general ledger welcome email and as long as she shows as an authorized contact, she'll be included. Oops, I said her name. Oh well, it will provide all the details surrounding the portion we will be implementing together. I will also set up an analysis call as well as send out a template to be reviewed. If you're not planning on using ADP's GL, you have the right to choose not to use it, but it is included. All questions will be answered during the calls and the welcome email. Stay tuned.
Speaker 1:With an exclamation point Bitch, please get out of my email inbox because I've told you twice now to step the fuck back. Okay, step the fuck back for me, because I don't need to talk to you this much, especially given the fact that there's absolutely nothing you and I need to talk about because we just met. That's like, let's see, putting the cart before the horse. I think is a saying so sorry, I just looked over at my screen and something was happening. So I think this feels like so, let's say, you go on a first date with somebody. I'm going to describe this to you visually. This might be a short episode, but we'll find, we'll figure it out, we'll see.
Speaker 1:So this is like going out on a date with someone and them instantly and you instantly popping out their kid and having a ring on your finger. That's what it is. We cut to the chase, we cut through everything. I don't understand. Okay, I don't understand Because I didn't mention any of this information to you and you're going based off of someone who's just a project manager, who has no idea what she's talking about and I'm just left with you in my inbox, with you just being like, because I never mentioned any of that information to you.
Speaker 1:And you can maybe guess why I need that information Because I picked up on the fact that she might not want to use that feature during the welcome call, the informal one. Because I listen and I don't talk over people and I wait for them to give me information. Okay, if you don't want to, you know, if you don't want to chill and trust the process and go through what you have to go through first, I have no data. I have no data on my end. Okay To do anything with. Okay, to give you a template. Okay, that has anything in it for you to do anything with. So I'm not going to explain to you why I need something.
Speaker 1:If you're not already working with us, like you're not already working with us, like you're not fucking with us yet, and you're asking me crazy questions, or crazy questions is fine too, but I was telling my mom that and my mom's, like you, can't complain to your manager or something about her overstepping a little bit, and I'm like I don't know. See, there's the tricky part of it is I'm new to my role, but I don't know if that's something she should be saying. I the tricky part of it is, I'm new to my role, but I don't know if that's something she should be saying. I kind of want to tell her please don't mention that stuff or anything like that. Just mention what my role is and keep it pushing, because I don't need you to ask them shit like that, because that's how they end up in my inbox and that's how they end up getting not answered. They're not in fucking launchpad yet for me to see their name, to be like oh, they're authorized. They're not in security management yet. You know why? Because security management doesn't exist yet. So I'm not going to do all of this groundwork for them to change their mind, because she seems like she doesn't want to use it anyway. That's all I'm saying. That's all I'm saying Anyway.
Speaker 1:So I'm back to also being angry at people who are, you know, not putting their lunch bag in the right spot in the fridge. I went to go find my lunch bag yesterday and I got confused for a second because I'm not feeling well and couldn't find it for a second. I had a mini heart attack. I was like who stole my lunch and oh, I don't know if I told this story, bro I got off on the third floor accidentally, thinking it was the fifth floor. I wasn't paying attention and I thought someone stole my fucking lunch because it wasn't in the fridge. Cause all the kitchens, like all the floors, are designed the same way. So no matter what floor you get out on, um, depending upon which elevator you get out of, left or right is the kitchen and it's the same on every floor. It's the same side, I should say on every floor.
Speaker 1:So I get off on the third floor, on the elevator, and the fucking fridge looks the same, like there's no difference to how anything looks. Everything is mirrored. So I get off on the third floor, I go look for my lunch and I'm like, oh my God, I'm having a mini heart attack. I'm like, oh my God, who the fuck stole my lunch? And then I'm walking towards where my desk would be, on the fourth floor, because that's where I was still and ta-da, it says seat three, dash, whatever, whatever. And I'm like, oh, I'm on the wrong fucking floor.
Speaker 1:But of course, here's the other part. That's embarrassing is that there were people by the fridge that actually thought someone took my lunch, because I didn't make a scene or anything, but I was there looking and they were like confused, just as confused as I was, so it's like holy shit. So, in any case, that's what happened to me with my lunch, and I'm glad that I figured out what floor I have to get off on on the elevator and, uh, that we just chilling now. But please don't put your lunch in front of my lunch. If there's more space somewhere else in the fridge for you to put your shit, like I put my my lunch in a certain area because my lunch fits there, don't put your lunch bag and squish my shit, please, and thank you. As another fridge resident, I should say oh, I'm so glad that lady finished all that credentialing with them, because, fuck that, that chick Stephanie is just such a bitch man and if she hears this, I hope she knows that because I think she's probably a bitch to her coworkers too. Nobody seems to like her too much, but I think that's funny.
Speaker 1:So again, in watching the Office a million times let's do this I've realized that Jim and Pam sometimes had the most ridiculous shit written for them. There's an episode that has Timothy Olyphant on it and it's a hot fucking hospital Halloween episode I think it's season seven where they give away the fucking coupon book. That's supposedly worth 15k but it's not. It's like a $30 book that you would get and it has $15,000 in savings, but you'd have to spend money. So you're not. That's not worth $15,000. There's coupons Okay, it's a coupon book. So I was laughing, because Timothy Oliphant plays a salesman that they have traveling and the problem is is that apparently he went on a mini date with Pam or went on some kind of date with Pam and they made it a big deal. And they made it a big deal that he never called her back.
Speaker 1:Jim and Pam, isn't that funny that your husband and father of your children is concerned about why some guy didn't call you back? That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. If I ever had a husband or a boyfriend who was ever fixated on why someone didn't call me back, but we're like already betrothed and shit I would smack him in the face Because that doesn't matter, because I've given birth to your kid, I have a ring on my finger because you bought it, like we have a marriage license and all that, and you're concerned about why some fucking jackoff has not called me back, and this was a date four years ago. It's the most irresponsible use of time you know to care about something like that during a fucking Halloween party where everybody's supposed to be having fun. So, and then, of course, they think that everybody in the other office is so stupid and out of touch. They think that this is causing a rift between co workers, like, oh, jim and Pam don't want us to go to your bar later because of what happened. Like who cares, bro, like that's. They're so crazy for that kind of support because that's not even necessary. Again, again, because she's married to Jim again and has had Jim's kid. So all of this is stupid as hell and makes no sense. It is unnecessary. So there's that, the whole thing of them wanting to know why, though, I could never hyper fixate over someone like that.
Speaker 1:After I'm married, once I'm married, actually, once I'm seeing someone else, I don't give a fuck about why someone didn't call me back, because then Timothy Oliphant tries to be nice and be like oh well, she was talking about you the entire time, so it was obvious that she was still in love with you, and he goes. That's not why. And then, of course, pam's, like you know he goes, she had a really good time, so why wouldn't you have called someone like that? And then you know, why wouldn't you call her back? She had a really nice time. And then he was like you know, sometimes her fours look like eights and he goes. No, but you call her a second time, so it wasn't that. So then of course Pam's there now and he was like you know, she had a really good time, why didn't you call her back?
Speaker 1:That's what Jim is saying and you know, is the definition of stupidity right here. Who the fuck cares? Both of you, both of you are pathetic for this, and it's the most. They have such good characters and I think they try and make them interesting by giving them the most stupid storylines. It was the stupidest storyline I've ever heard of Jim and Pam. That and their whole, you know, living in Philly, living in, you know, scranton, distance. He wants to do his thing. She loves their life there. Like also, don't be a drag, pam.
Speaker 1:Secondly, my problem is that there's no real reason to know why someone didn't call you back, unless you're still single and you see them out with someone else. But they give you a look of like you know what I should have called you. You, everybody knows what that look is. So they get to the point where Timothy Oliphant goes. I didn't call her back because she seemed dorky. Also, being a dork is not offensive. So the fact that you know Pam got offended by being called dorky and Jim got offended on her behalf because she got called dorky is stupid, stupid. I would rather be a dork than deal with someone who doesn't like dorky people. You know what I'm saying. Like Timothy Olyphant's character fucking, who the fuck cares? He doesn't like dorks. Good, you fucking dodged a bullet. You're going to be upset by that. And then, of course, it was cute at the end because Jim showed up. He pulled up in his Popeye costume, which he swore he wasn't going to wear, so I thought that was cute.
Speaker 1:The other thing that's happening during that episode is Michael and Daryl are going at each other because Michael passed up on Daryl's idea of you know having, you know salesmen having the? Um, fuck, what is it? Having the delivery drivers, um, sell printers, because they're selling printers and paper now, so when they do their paper deliveries they can also do printer sales. And apparently it was a really good idea that Michael passed up and you know they get. I was laughing because the fucking thing that makes me laugh about that is that you know, michael has always made childish remarks to Daryl, like Daryl isn't an adult, like he's drawn pictures and he said, oh, that's cute, we're going to put it on the fridge.
Speaker 1:Like being a real dick about it. I'm like, bro, you can't be that way. And then be surprised when a colleague gets mad at you for not taking an idea seriously and Daryl makes good points. And Daryl makes good points. Like Michael has always kept him in the same spot and not, you know, trusted Daryl to make good decisions that would benefit the company, which is insane. Like you're squandering resources, bruh, anything that would take. You know Michael has plenty of opportunities to show that he can come up with new ideas. One idea Daryl is sitting down in the warehouse doing nothing because Michael doesn't let him. Anyway, fuck it. So that's my analysis of some of the shit they just do on that show that just you know you don't see it the first time because you're busy laughing at all the dumb shit, but when you go back and watch stuff which I highly recommend of a series that you like, that's your favorite, I highly recommend going back and watching it, just so that you could be like, oh wow, that fucking is terrible, like that's the fucking most terrible plot line they could have given that person. Like, just like with Grey's Anatomy, let me see this shit. Just like that real quick. So just like with Grey's Anatomy.
Speaker 1:Here's the other thing that pissed me off is the way they had Alex Karev leave the show. All right, so they built his story. He became one of the fucking favorites. He started out being a terror, albeit hilariously funny, but he started out being a terror to all the other interns that he started with. Then he becomes a truly good guy. He finds someone, he settles down, he gets married and all that. And then just one day he just fucking leaves and he left a letter for each of them for fucking, uh Meredith, for Joe, for um Richard, for Dr Weber excuse me and for um Dr Bailey. Like all of them got letters, I think, and it was the most Sawfest episode there ever was.
Speaker 1:Okay and as much as I liked Alex, what a shitty way to end your story by saying spoiler alert that you're going back to fucking Izzy because Izzy kept their sperm from when she had cancer and thought she was gonna die. She stored her eggs and decided to use those eggs and give birth to your children without telling you. That's crazy. It's a plot twist nobody saw coming. But that's not how you do that character, like he dropped off the face of the earth to do what I love, how these actors who get big off these shows for like 20 years at a time go. Okay, now it's time to start my career out of that series. Bro, you're old now, you're not Jon Hamm.
Speaker 1:Jon Hamm is one of those motherfuckers. He got what he got known when he was fucking in his forties and now he's still going on to do shit. He was just in um, fucking shit. What is it? Oh my God, what is the name of that show? Hold up, hold up, hold up. Good Omens. He was just in Good Omens as God, as Gabriel, okay, and he's still recognized as Jon Hamm.
Speaker 1:Who the fuck even knows the actor who plays Alex Karev? Alex, the guy who plays Alex Karev was in um the Wedding Planner. I don't remember what his name was, but he was like an Italian who Jennifer Lopez's dad was trying to set. Oh, massimo, that's what his name was. Stupid fucking movie he was trying to be. She was like in love with Matthew McConaughey and Matthew McConaughey turned out to be married or getting married, excuse me and they were. She was their wedding planner.
Speaker 1:And Mossimo ends up being like some Italian that her dad meets, that he wants to set her up with, set up JLo with. That's so stupid, but it's like, that's it. What else is that actor doing right now? Nothing. I don't even know his real name. I couldn't even tell you Like and then fucking who else? Who else left? Well, at least we know that fucking Patrick Dempsey does some stuff he's into like racing and shit now, which is crazy, but whatever Still looks good.
Speaker 1:He came back for a couple episodes of the fucking spoiler alert death sequence with Meredith limbo sequence, I should say, which I didn't finish. I did not finish that season where she was like half dying from COVID or exhaustion or dehydration or all the above. But I think I just might restart the series. I think I'm on season two or whatever, but I I can't believe they've gotten through so many seasons. It's fucking insane and I'm just like, whatever, all right, let's check out some news, because I don't have anything interesting to report on.
Speaker 1:We got an M Night Shyamalan lawsuit trial. Let's see Open this, please. M Night Shyamalan starts a trial for 81 million lawsuit alleging his show Servant stole ideas from a 2013 movie. Holy fuck, okay. Italian born filmmaker Francesca Gregorini claims the Apple TV Plus series copied concepts from the Truth About Emmanuel. M Night Shyamalan is on trial for alleged copyright infringement. The Sixth Sense filmmaker faces a lawsuit from Italian director, francesca Gregorini, who claims that Shyamalan's Apple TV Plus show Servant stole substantially similar concepts from her 2013 film.
Speaker 1:Truth About Emmanuel, began in federal court in Riverside, california on Tuesday. This article is from January 15th. By the way, representatives for Shyamalan, apple and the defendant's legal team didn't immediately respond to Entertainment Weekly's request for comment. Gregorini's complaint, which EW has reviewed, says that Shyamalan implausibly claims he's never seen Emanuel. Gregorini is seeking $81 million from Servants creators, including Apple and Shyamalan, who was present in the courtroom for opening arguments. However, most of Tuesday's opening arguments focused not on Shyamalan, who served as showrunner, executive producer and occasional director on the four-season series, but on Servants creator, tony Baskallop, who was also defendant in the case.
Speaker 1:In an opening statement, gregorini's attorney, patrick Orenz, observed that both the truth about Emanuel and Servant center on a delusional mother who cares for a lifelike doll and bonds with a nanny who indulges her by taking care of the doll as if it were a real child, according to the court transcript. So the show here I think they'll explain this Servant sprang ideas that Baskalop had conceived for a previous iteration of the Supernatural project titled Practically Perfect, and Ahrens argued that the screenwriter amended his work to add a doll and a delusional mother in 2016, when he presented the concept to Shyamalan, three years after Emanuel premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Ahrens claimed that Shyamalan and his colleagues love the reborn doll upon hearing Baskalov's pitch. It's so compelling, fresh, edgy. It's definitely the big idea of the show. They also love the concept, the awesome concept between the mother character and the nanny character. Ahrens also argued that Emanuel is based on Miss Gregorini's life experiences, because it was about her efforts to protect her mother when she was suffering from an addiction and keeping up the delusion that everything was fine at home. So let me see, I don't really care about any of this, so let's see.
Speaker 1:So the movie, so the show, the Servant on Apple TV Plus is basically about this mother who is, you know, pretending a lifelike doll is her actual son, and supernatural shit starts happening when they welcome this nanny, this live-in nanny, into their house, this doll baby actually starts moving and crying and whatever, like a real baby. So they think it has to do with the nanny who, I guess, is the servant of the Lord, whatever. Think it has to do with the nanny who, I guess, is the servant of the Lord, whatever. And it's a good show. I haven't finished it yet. The only.
Speaker 1:There's so many like things, though, about that that I don't like. Like the girl is very. There's a lot of holes in this girl's background. Okay, she came from a cult and all this other shit, and it was very religious, she's very devout. And then, of course, you know, the first season shows. The first season finale shows the people coming back for her to take her from this family who's basically given her a food, shelter and everything else so that she could continue this. You know, farce of this doll being alive. And once, of course, she leaves, the baby goes with her or the baby goes back to being a doll. I forget, I have to rewatch this too, um, but of course they have to find her now. They have to find the nanny because she obviously the mom is cracked out of her mind and believes that this doll is alive and she wants the alive doll back and she thinks that since the nanny left the house, this is what's happening and it's like, um, what the fuck happened here? And it's like, uh, it's just weird. It's just so. It's a weird show.
Speaker 1:I liked it for a second and then I fell off of it because you know, it was during COVID and all this shit and I was going through a lot of stuff mentally and I just gave up on it. But I might go back into it. It might be an interesting watch a second time around, like I rewatched it and I see things I didn't catch the first time. And you know me, I like to sit on my phone and while I watch shit and play around and whatever, whatever. So that might be interesting. I don't know that this is going to hold up, especially considering the fact that there's let's see. I wonder how it's going to go, to be honest with you, because there's a lot of evidence that could point to this being similar to the life of Emmanuel, but I've never seen it to know, so I can't really tell you. Oh cool, my stuff was delivered. I'm not going to grab it yet, so I can't really tell you oh cool, my stuff was delivered. I'm not going to grab it yet. Let's see. I am done reading about this Justin Baldoni shit. I am, however, into this Wendy Williams thing, so let's take a peeky-poo at that.
Speaker 1:Wendy Williams insists she's not cognitively impaired and is trapped in a conservatorship. I feel like I'm in a prison. The former talk show host gave a harrowing account of her life under court-appointed guardian Sabrina Morrissey. Wendy Williams was in tears on Thursday, january 16th, as she begged to get out of her conservatorship and return to life outside the walls of the wellness facility in New York City in which she's been ordered to live.
Speaker 1:Appearing on the Breakfast Club for a rare interview, the former television show host 60, spoke out about her situation to host Charlamagne the God. I'm not cognitively impaired, but I feel like I'm in prison. William said I'm in this place with people who are in their 90s and their 80s and their 70s. These people there's something wrong with these people here on this floor. I'm clearly not what you're clearly not. What bitch crazy. Listen, this system is broken. Let me see this system that I am in. The system is falsified a lot. For the last three years I have been caught up in the system.
Speaker 1:She went on to explain that she spends all her days in her room, taking all her meals in bed and watching TV. I can call you, but you can't call me. William said I don't even know what kind of phone I have. I can't sit on the phone and look at things and scroll through things. I can't do that. I do not have a laptop. I do not have an iPad. It's essentially what some people would call a luxury prison. Williams' niece, alex Finney, who joined her aunt for the interview, explained it's small. She has a bed, a chair, a TV, a bathroom and she's looking out one window at buildings across the street.
Speaker 1:Williams claimed the facility does not let her come or go as she pleases, with elevators locked. Visitors are restricted, so much so that even Breakfast Club personality Lauren LaRosa wasn't allowed to see her, despite Williams speaking to the front desk herself and requesting LaRosa come up. The facility also feeds Williams medications, some of which, she claimed she doesn't know why they've prescribed Everybody's like a nursemaid, so to speak. They come in and give your pills and then they leave. I've had two pills all my life. There are seven pills. I have no idea what this pill is doing. I haven't been to a pill person in a matter of a long time to ask excuse me, doctor, can you tell me what this pill is for?
Speaker 1:When she asked to go see her doctor for her thyroid, williams, who has Graves disease, an autoimmune disorder that causes the thyroid gland to produce too much thyroid hormone, was allegedly told the pill that you have for your thyroid is perfect. This is my life, people. This is my life. This is my goddamn life. Let's see, in the most emotional parts of the chat, williams broke down as she expressed fears of not being able to visit her father for his upcoming 94th birthday. He lives in Miami where Williams hopes to relocate to be with her family, including her son, kevin Hunter Jr. I don't know if I'm able to fly to Miami to say happy birthday to my dad. That person was holding me hostage. I don't know if she's going to let me see my dad for his birthday. I'm exhausted thinking about what if I can't see my dad for his birthday. Jesus Christ, how many times are you going to say it At 94, the day after? That is not promised. It's not promised. It's not promised before that either. Bitch. Makes no sense to say that A source with knowledge of the matter explained that the guardianship court ultimately decides whether it is safe for Williams to travel to Florida or other locations.
Speaker 1:She's currently in a facility with 24-7 medical care. We're going to go into why she's there in a second. My life is fucked up. Williams cried, expressing her concern about retaliation that might come from her interview. What if they take my phone? I won't be able to talk to anybody. Asked how fans could help Finney. Urge supporters to make as much noise as possible using social media hashtag free Wendy or supporting various changeorg petitions and go fund me campaigns.
Speaker 1:Whatever we have to do to make sure my aunt is in a place where she's living her life in dignity, this is still a legal situation. So, yes, there are things that my aunt can't talk about. There are things that we as a family can't talk about, but I think the thing we can talk about is that my aunt sounds great. I've seen her in a very limited capacity. I've seen her, we've talked, we're talking to her. This does not match an incapacitated person. That's why we say she's in a luxury prison, because she's being held and she's being punished for whatever reason that other people are coming up with as to why it is she has to be kept in this position. We're not asking for a whole lot. I'm not asking for a whole lot. All I'm saying is just treat the woman with dignity and give her the freedom she deserves.
Speaker 1:Morrissey is currently in a legal battle with media companies, a&e television networks, lifetime Entertainment and other affiliates, which were involved in the release of A Where's Wendy Williams? A docuseries about television personalities about television personalities, guardianship, health diagnoses and life after the Wendy Williams show. This case arises from the brutally calculated, deliberate actions of powerful and cravenly opportunistic media companies working together with a producer to knowingly exploit Williams. The filing alleged in part referencing Williams' frontotemporal dementia diagnosis. There you go, and he later filed a counterclaim denying the allegations. Days before the documentary premiered on lifetime in february 2024, williams team revealed that she had been diagnosed with progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia. A press release shared at the time noted that she received the diagnosis of 2023, stating that the conditions have already presented significant hurdles in wendy's life. Have you seen that clip of her like fucking seizing on Halloween. It's insane. Her eye looks like it wants to pop out of her head.
Speaker 1:Ftd is a group of disorders that occur when nerve cells in the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain are lost. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, this causes the lobes to shrink. Ftd can affect behavior, personality, language and movement. At this time, no treatments can cure or slow it getting worse. Wendy is still able to do many things for herself. Most importantly, she maintains her trademark sense of humor and is receiving the care she requires to make sure she's protected and that her needs are addressed. She's appreciative of the many kind thoughts and good wishes being sent her way.
Speaker 1:Nearly two months ago, morrissey shared an update on William's health In court documents obtained by People at the Time. Morrissey said the former talk show host is cognitively impaired, permanently disabled and legally incapacitated, but Finney on the Breakfast Club seemed to deny that diagnosis. My aunt hasn't had a medical evaluation to see if her rights have been restored. It's a shame we're in this place. This is how sickening it is and how tired I am of having to talk about this and have these conversations with my aunt, because it's not just her. Anyway, let's see as a result. Let's see Attorney Roberta Kaplan, who's suing A&E Lifetime and the producers of the Where's Wendy Williams docuseries. On behalf of Williams says the former talk show host suffers from frontal lobe dementia degenerative brain disease that has no cure. As a result, the state court found her to be legally incapacitated, meaning that she's not capable of making legal and financial decisions on her own. Unfortunately, because of her diagnosis, wendy's condition will only get worse with time and she will require care for the rest of her life. But, as anyone who has had a family member with dementia knows, wendy has both good days and bad days.
Speaker 1:It is truly a shame that there is so much voyeuristic attention to this right now, since it only leads to the same kinds of exploitation that we saw in the so-called documentary. As alleged in our complaint, last month, williams made a rare appearance at her son's graduation from Florida International University, surrounded by her family. Williams sat in a motorized scooter wearing a sequined low-cut dress, black boots and a large w necklace. I'm not fucking rating people, I don't know. Sorry, I was in a twitch stream and he rated somebody in any case, um, some, so here's my problem. So there's, there's a comment on it that I'm like yeah, I understand that, let me see, let's see, because when you look at her and when you see her movements and stuff, she definitely has some kind of impairment. Okay, it's not, you can't hide it. So the first comment says I believe Wendy does have cognitive impairment and it's a shame Finney doesn't see it. Look at the documentary.
Speaker 1:What concerns me is why her family can't visit or even one or two members, saying she is safe and protected. What a joke. She's in lockdown. What a freedom. What a mess. So I agree with that. I agree, the family members see what they want to see when they want to see it. So at some point it's going to be too late for her niece to see this, which is only going to be. You know, it's only gonna make things worse. Like, um, it's better to notice things upfront than have them creep up on you later. Um, I'm gonna have to take my lunch soon in this ship. Anyway, let's see. I haven't seen the documentary. I think I will, but I'm with you on that regarding isolating her from her family. That's why it makes the conservator and financial advisor suspects.
Speaker 1:I don't see the correlation about a will. How is having or not having a will relevant? You know, in case anybody remembers, she judged Britney Spears and called her a lot of messed up stuff. Now she knows that Britney Spears felt, knows what Britney Spears felt like and she's only done it for a couple of months. Britney did it for years, which is why she went crazy. Let's see what else does it say? No-transcript. Who signed off on this? Who signed off on this conservatorship? Because I'm pretty sure Wendy didn't. That's like.
Speaker 1:My other question is like what the fuck's going on, that these people are just getting thrown into conservatorships left and right, like, don't like? Britney Spears ultimately looked a little insane. Ok, she shaved her head, she went through a nervous breakdown, but we don't need to have someone babysit her. She's a fucking adult. I mean, she's going to do what she wants to do anyway, and she was still doing what she wanted to do anyway under a conservatorship. But to be honest with you, now that she's out of that shit, when do we really see her? I think she was at peak Britney Spears when she was acting up on Instagram and holding knives and dancing and shit. I think that was peak Britney. I think we need that Britney back. That shit would be hilarious Hilarious in a good way, not hilarious in a. Let's watch this fucking car wreck happen. Anyway, oops, going to hell, it's fine. Also, don't compare conservatorship to prison, unless you actually want to be in prison, because, from what I can tell, prison doesn't seem okay. Doesn't seem okay, all right, and I find these good ones every so often. Every so often I find a good one.
Speaker 1:Mom says her frugal dad complained about her daughter's diner order because it violated his rule of etiquette. This should be good. The mom said that although her dad grumbled at the table, things came to a head later that day when he started complaining about their lack of manners. A mom said that she and her teenage daughter were treated to breakfast by her frugal father, only to later be berated by him for the price of one of their meals. In a recent post on Reddit am I the? I'm going to assume word is asshole a 44-year-old mom vented about the situation. My dad has always been frugal. She wrote about her 68-year-old father. His frugality has served him well. He has a beautiful home, savings, he's been retired for over 10 years, multiple rental properties, etc.
Speaker 1:The mom went on to explain that she and her 15-year-old daughter recently drove to Phoenix to visit him for the weekend and that during the trip he did something a little out of character he invited them out for breakfast. By the way, I thought this was a whole fucking younger situation here. I thought it was like some 44 year old dad yelling at a 15 year old girl. This is a 66 year old man out with 68 year old man out with his 44 year old daughter and his granddaughter. Let's get back in.
Speaker 1:Typically, my dad cooks breakfast every morning. On this particular morning he didn't feel like it and told us we were going out. This is a little unusual, since he does not like to eat out due to the expense. The woman said her dad took them to a casual diner but that her dad mumbled something under his breath about after his granddaughter ordered chicken fried steak. I heard my dad mumble something like the things you order.
Speaker 1:The woman wrote but shared that overall it didn't seem like a big deal at the time, but later in the day her dad was still visibly irate and eventually exclaimed I can't stand it anymore. He then started complaining about their lack of manners. He has this rule of etiquette that says that if someone invites you out to a meal, you should never order anything more expensive than the person that's paying. The woman wrote I think it's rude to put that responsibility on a guest and, as she pointed out, her daughter only ordered a chicken fried steak, not an outrageously overpriced meal or a magnum of champagne. I don't know what that means. Not wanting to make an uncomfortable situation worse, the mom said she apologized for any disrespect he felt. I'm going back to my dad's house this weekend if it comes up again. Am I the asshole here? She asked her fellow redditors at the conclusion of her post. No bitch, no, no, you're not. Let's see extravagant.
Speaker 1:At a diner I can't imagine anything on the menu would be fancy or disproportionately expensive. Yet another commenter wrote that while they do keep price in mind when somebody else is paying, there's only so much you can reasonably be expected to do when someone else is paying. I order something mid-priced, not the most expensive thing, but not the cheapest thing either, wrote the Redditor. I feel this is pretty fair, but ordering something that costs less than the payer's dish sounds silly. What's she supposed to have? Bread and water. She's supposed to have the. What they come out with for everybody. Let's read the comments. I'm sure these are good. I just read that rule last week in the mismanners column. I bet the other yes responds. Read mismanners last week too. Let's say the grandfather. I don't really care about that comment. That was stupid.
Speaker 1:The grandfather in this situation may have grown up in a huge family with lots of siblings, so eating cheap at the restaurant when they all went out may have been the norm. His upbringing and mindset may have been may have still been on his childhood and teen years. Being cheap was how such a large family survived. Good Lord, she's your granddaughter. How cheap can you be? I'd never go out to eat with you again. You know that's the thing Like families grow up in certain things. But you could break those traditions. Even if he did grow up in a big family and they had to like order cheap to just survive or didn't have enough money or whatever, then you don't fucking go out.
Speaker 1:My mom's thing is that if you don't have the money to tip somebody, then don't go out to eat. Don't. If you don't have money to tip your server, don't go out to eat. This would be the same thing. If you can't spot your granddaughter and let her eat whatever she wants to have a good visit, then you don't go out to eat. Maybe be in the mood to do what you traditionally do, which is make breakfast. Don't put it on them or don't even make your daughter feel uncomfortable to the point where she doesn't want to eat with you again. Because if someone did that to me and like, maybe my child, whatever, like even a family member, I'd be like you know what, I'll send you the fucking money. Like it would come to the point where I would curse at a blood relative Because that's insane, let me eat what I want.
Speaker 1:You offered to do this thing, you offered to do this favor, and then you're getting pissed off when people follow through with the favor, like how much is chicken fried steak anyway? And what did this fucking guy order? I need more details to actually be officially mad at this. I'm mad at it because of basic facts. Okay, if I had more information, I'd be mad at it for a different reason. But, like sir, you offered to go out and that's what happens. All right, let's hear another comment.
Speaker 1:Presumably father quote unquote with all his good graces allowed the women at the table to order first, according to the customary etiquette. How would either woman know what they were ordering? How would either woman quote unquote know that they were ordering something more expensive? Was this done ill-intentioned? Quote unquote test as the invitation to go out so rarely happens. This sounds like gaslighting and a bug if a step, even if not a lighthearted chuckle and a subtle comment about the needs of growing children, should put the issue to rest. Nope, I don't know how I learned the same thing, but I never would order something more expensive than the pay.
Speaker 1:That said, it appears dad is concerned with good manners and etiquette. If that is basing this on good manners, he needs to learn a few himself. First of all, you shouldn't invite someone to a restaurant and then criticize them for the order of their cost. Ding, ding, ding bad manners. I wonder if he's always been critical like this, or is it something new? Could he have had a TIA? I don't know what the fuck that means. I'm just trying to look at all the different scenarios. I'd have ordered another chicken fried steak to go after hearing that comment.
Speaker 1:How would your daughter even know what he was ordering? That's the thing too. Is that you know? Because here's the thing when, even now, when I go out on a date with my boyfriend, I'll ask him oh, what are you having? Because I still have the menu in front of me and I don't have any idea. But I do have an idea. I look at what he's ordering and, to be honest with you. I do kind of look at the price. I do kind of look at the price and I base it off my hunger level. If I'm crazy hungry I'll be like, hey, is it cool if I have an appetizer. I will be polite like that, like I'm not just going to be like, oh, I assume he has crazy money to spend on my dinner. I'm not crazy like that, but it's just so funny Like that. She ordered too much.
Speaker 1:Good job, team on the call. I'm checking with the deal desk. Bitch, I don't give a fuck for any of that. Sorry, reading work stuff, but I don't give a fuck about none of that shit. That lady Stephanie had me pissed off. I don't give a fuck about the rest of their company for the rest of the day.
Speaker 1:Let's see. Oh, they came out with a new virus. That's the last one. I'm going to close this out with HMPV. So this came out.
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Speaker 1:I just want to read this article. I don't really care if I have to pay for it. I'll just cancel it. If I remember it's a dollar. Oh, it's four bucks. Who cares? All right, I really want to read this. Come on, bruh, this is stupid. Okay, can I go back to the article now, please? Thanks so much, okay, bruh. Okay, cool, thank you so much. Can I fucking read this shit? Oh, bitch, you're being crazy. There we go.
Speaker 1:What we know about HMPV, the common virus spreading in China. Let's see this shit. Published January 7th, not right now, in the app. Bruh Reports of a surge in cases of a respiratory virus in China have evoked dark echoes of the start of the COVID-19 pandemic exactly five years ago. So this is why I'm reading this, just to be like. Really, despite the surface similarities, this situation is very different and far less worrisome.
Speaker 1:It is one of several pathogens that circulate across the world each year, causing respiratory illnesses. Hmpv is common, so common that most people will be infected while they are still children and may experience several infections in their lifetimes. Wonderful In countries with months of cold weather, hmpv can have an annual season, much like the flu, while in places close to the equator, it circulates at lower levels all year long. Great HMPV is similar to a virus that is better known in the US respiratory syncytial virus or RSV. It causes symptoms much like those associated with flu and COVID, including cough fever, nasal congestion and wheezing. So glad I spent $4 for this. Most HMPV infections are mildly resembling bouts of the common cold, but severe cases can result in bronchitis or pneumonia, particularly among infants, older adults and immunocompromised people.
Speaker 1:Hello, patients with pre-existing lung conditions such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, copd or emphysema are at higher risk of severe outcomes. Hello, that's your girl. In higher income countries, the virus is rarely fatal. In lower income countries with weak health systems and poor surveillance, details are more common. Are they talking about Florida? How long has this virus been around?
Speaker 1:The virus was identified in 2001. So, wait a minute. So we've had this thing going on for 24 years. It says check this shit out. This sentence kills me. The virus was identified in 2001, but researchers say it has circulated in humans for at least 60 years. Though it is not new, it doesn't have the name recognition of influenza, covid or even RSV. Great One reason is that it is rarely discussed the name recognition of influenza, covid or even RSV. Great One reason is that it is rarely discussed by name, except when people are hospitalized with a confirmed case of it. Cool.
Speaker 1:How does a person get infected? The virus spreads primarily through droplets or aerosols from coughing or sneezing, through direct contact with an infected individual or through exposure to contaminated surfaces. Basically the same way. People get cold flus and COVID Enough. Is there a vaccine or a treatment? There is no vaccine against HMPV, but there is a vaccine for RSV and research is underway to find a vaccination that can protect against both. With one shot, Double death. There is no antiviral treatment. Treatment focuses on management of symptoms. What is China saying about it? China, the Chinese authorities, have acknowledged that HMPV cases are increasing, but have emphasized that the virus is a known entity and is not a major concern.
Speaker 1:Has anyone seen that movie Contagion? I went and I saw that movie. Yeah, I'm not reading that article anymore because who cares? That movie Contagion was so crazy when it first came out that I was scared to be alive. So my mother and I went to go see this movie during the day I don't remember if it was during the week, but it was like not really an empty movie theater, but it was one of the old school ones.
Speaker 1:I used to love that movie theater. I think I need to see a movie this weekend. It was called the Distinta. It no longer exists. They bulldozed it. I guess sales and shit went down from whatever. Maybe it went down because of COVID, who knows? I need movie popcorn for sure. That movie theater was the shit. Okay. I used to love going there. The ticket prices were bomb. They were not crazy like AMC and all these other expensive joints, which is probably why they went out of business, but they used to make crazy money off me and my mom on the weekends and we used to.
Speaker 1:We went and we saw this movie Contagion. Let me see how old this fucking movie is. It was really good, but it was very scary because of how real it could be. Let me just see Contagion 2011. We're in 2025. This movie is 14 years old. It had Jude Law, matt Damon, kate Winslet like it had so many big names in it Marion Cotillard for no reason, she got taken as like a prisoner for some reason. Lawrence Fishburne, gwyneth Paltrow, bryan Cranston I forgot was in it. Sanaa Lathan was in it. Dimitri Martin was in it. All of these people, john Hawks, elliot Gould he's dead. There's so many fucking people in this movie I might have to watch again. It was a good movie and it scared the fuck out of me Because, again, of how real and how real this could be. How dirty people are, how communal things like going to a bar and putting your hand in like some almonds or whatever or some you know bar nuts, whatever is crazy, this shit.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna read this. What is it? Synopsis, whatever. When beth emhoff, who's gwyneth paltrow's character, returns to minnesota from a hong kong business trip, she attributes the malaise she feels to jet lag. However, two days later, beth is dead and and doctors tell her shocked husband that they have no idea what killed her. Soon, many others start to exhibit the same symptoms and a global pandemic explodes. Doctors try to contain the lethal microbe, but society begins to collapse. As blogger fans, the flames of paranoia, jude Lawd's character. This is basically the precursor for COVID, if I could say that, because eight years later we had COVID and this is exactly what fucking happened. Pretty much. So I just like the layout of the movie. I like how they have all these characters lives intertwined. They explain how everybody is involved in this epidemic pandemic, whatever you want to call it. I think there's a pandemic in the fucking thing. Don't remember, don't care, it's right in front of me. Sorry, I hit the thing, I hit my mic, so if you hear that, click my bad. It was just.
Speaker 1:It was a movie for its time that really brought the reality of what pandemics can do to a civilization. There was quarantining in your own home, there was staying away from other people, nobody, there was like nothing on the shelves in the stores, people going crazy. And once you got it, you got it. But this was way worse because, you know, immunocompromised and older population got affected by COVID and it turned into a whole other thing, like it turned into yeah, you're definitely going to die.
Speaker 1:Okay, I worked in a nursing home. That place never shut down through this entire thing. So, even though I had a mask on at work, there was always a concern, but they would swab us, I think on a weekly basis at least. And if you traveled to a place, if you traveled to a state that was not considered safe, not safe, but I don't remember. But what's funny is I went to Georgia. No, no, no, I went to Maryland. I went to Maryland, which was confirmed to be safe before I left, and, of course, while I was out there and came back, they said no, sorry. So what they did was I had to go in be tested, then I had to leave and couldn't go back to work until they got my results. Obviously, I was negative because me and the person I was seeing at that time were only with each other and we were outdoors for most of it. We would did a lot of hiking and whatnot.
Speaker 1:Um, he was a piece of shit who, uh, I don't know, couldn't enjoy anything unless it had nicotine in it or marijuana. What a shitty ass trip that I paid for anyway. Um, but, yeah, contagion. So here's the funny part about it. So I could wrap this up so that my brain gets back to work on normal shit. Uh, essentially what happened is that we were in the movie. We saw the movie there.
Speaker 1:At the end it tells you exactly what happened to her. But they go through the whole process of people dying and they're trying to fucking come up with the fucking vaccine for it. And of course, you know, one of the scientists takes it upon herself to just be the test dummy because she's like so tired of all these things going wrong and she's like what's the worst that could happen? I die Like yeah, bitch, that is, it is literally the worst thing that could happen. So she gives up after fighting with her partner, just stabs herself with it and like, just gave up and then she was fine. And then they used her blood and what they mixed together for the vaccine, for the cure, and then everyone would line up and get this vaccine. That's basically what happened, and I think her dad either she did it for her dad because her dad was in the hospital and she wanted him to survive and I guess she knew the risks I think it was the CDC. She knew the risks involved, but she was so over it. She was tired of seeing all these people die around her. She was tired of all her tests failing and she didn't know what else to do. So she's so fucking brave to do that. I mean, she was probably like in her late twenties um, fucking brilliant to be in a job like that, where you have to come up with a vaccine to fix a fucking illness. Uh, and yes, I say fixed.
Speaker 1:I don't care about cure, I'm not a scientist, I don't care about the terminology, but it's a good movie. If you haven't seen it, go see it. I haven't spoiled too much of it because I didn't tell you what happens at the end really. But it is good. It's very intense too. It gets to a point where you're like, should I be staring this long at this? Because it's very quiet? It's not like it has a soundtrack or a laugh track or anything like that.
Speaker 1:Then you got Jude Law's character, who comes in and he's a social media person, so he's putting his face everywhere saying, um, one of this thing, this home remedy he found for Scythia I think he calls it uh, helps stave away the effects, whatever. Spoiler alert, he's wrong. Um, fortunately, though, I don't think he gets sick. I don't remember. I haven't seen it in a while and it's not one of those movies you rewatch, but I think I might have to rewatch it, um, but yeah, it's a really good movie.
Speaker 1:If you haven't had a chance, it's called contagion. Uh, kate Winslet's character is important too, because she comes through and she's one of the field workers. She goes out in the field and is staying in hotels and stuff, and in that time where there's this illness going around, she is staying in hotels voluntarily to try and suss this whole situation out. She's seeing people in the trenches, she's got her hazmat suit on and then it's just a really good show. Lawrence Fishburne being who he is in that, he's like the head of something at the CDC, so obviously there's special treat for him and his wife and his family and all that. But you know it's, it's really good. I would recommend it. I forgot how good a fucking movie that is.
Speaker 1:If you get a chance, watch it. I don't know where it's at, though. Let me see, let me Google and help you guys out, figure out where you can watch it so you can see it on. You have to. You can watch it so you can see it on. You have to. Unfortunately, you got to rent it. Amazon Prime has it. I don't know what Philo is, or Philo however you say it. Google Play movies and TV, apple TV and Fandango at home. Again, good movie. I recommend seeing it. It just puts a lot of perspective on things and what we don't know is people that are going on the background with these viruses that come out.
Speaker 1:But yeah, I think that's it for me, because I'm getting tired and my throat's getting really dry and I'm getting hungry for some reason, because it's 246. And I've already. I had lunch at like 11. So every four hours? Yeah, makes sense. I will catch y'all next week. I will hopefully have more to talk about. Maybe we'll review some more movies. Maybe I'll watch a movie this weekend, who knows? I'm watching Deadly Women right now and you know all these women are stupid that are killing these people and thinking they're going to get away with it.
Speaker 1:There was one sad one. We'll get into it next week Not sad, but just like how the fuck. But we'll talk about that next week. I love you guys. Thank you so much again for listening. You know I appreciate you guys coming back week after week. Tell your friends, tell your family to take a take a peek at this. Don't even care if any co workers for my job here, to be honest with you, because we all fucking know it's a shit show from nine to five or eight to 430. Whatever your shift may be, but I'll catch y'all next week. Love you, bye.
