Bar Crawl to Farm Haul

The girls discuss holiday memories, flirting via Easter eggs & visiting their favorite local farm in LA. 

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🩷HOLLYWOOD HILL:

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Transcript

SPEAKER_02 0:00

Welcome back to Sisters on the Scene. I'm Bad Mad. And I'm Hollywood Hill. And it is Easter weekend socialized. Yay! Spring has sprung. I always get so excited around spring because my birthday's in May. Spring is new beginnings. We're wrapping up quarter one of the year. Do you feel like that? That is insane to say. Yeah, I can't believe this is definitely Q1. We're wrapping up Q1. We have a lot of positive memories around Easter too. What would you say your favorite is? I think mine would be the crazy Easter basket hunt that mom and dad would set up for us. So at the end of the hunt was this awesome Easter basket with anything you could ever want. Yes. But leading up to finding it, there had to be at least 15 clues around the house. Each clue was really clever, but one clue would lead you to the next clue, which would lead you to the next clue, and so on and so forth. Full-on scavenger hunt situation. And mom and dad made them different every single year. That is a really great idea, I feel like. In general. Mom and dad also really committed because Maddie and I were such animal lovers.

SPEAKER_01 1:07

We always would worry about, oh, the Easter bunny needs a snack. Oh, Santos reindeer needs a snack. And so Dad, bless his heart, would take bites out of these huge carrots that we would leave out.

SPEAKER_02 1:21

That is so true. And mom is so crafty that dad would write the clues, I think, and then mom was in charge of the actual basket.

SPEAKER_01 1:28

So what was your favorite Easter memory? There's some good ones.

SPEAKER_02 1:31

I've gotta throw it back to Gigi and Papa's on Easter. Okay. Classic. This was tradition. All go to mass with our cousins and full-fledged family event. Then we go back for an amazing meal, and then the egg hunt, which each cousin had a different colored egg that would be somewhere around the yard. And also Wiffleball. Bring back Wiffleball. The look on your face right now is like, let's did you forget about that? Let's not bring back Wiffleball. Actually, I wasn't that bad at it, but I was going to say the family's so big that the fact that a color was assigned to every cousin something in itself. Because there's so many of us cousins, I can't believe there's even that many colors of eggs made. Do you remember sometimes it had to be like purple with polka dots was someone?

SPEAKER_01 2:17

Sometimes it would be one color top with another color bottom because there weren't enough colors.

SPEAKER_02 2:22

Gee, you are so right. Gigi and Papa are our dad's parents. So this was dad's side of the family, also, have to point out. Where we did these really big Easter gatherings every year. And it is iconic because I'm the oldest cousin. That you are. Oldest, very cool trailblazer. Total trailblazer for the younger cousin. The cousin walks. Honorable mention to the cousin walks. Like cousin walks were elite. Now, social lights, way in if you can relate. Hill, what were the cousin walks? It was the thing to do. I feel like it's the older cousins in the family, just traditionally. I think we've all had this experience.

SPEAKER_01 3:03

The older cousins go on these walks around the neighborhood and just, you know.

SPEAKER_02 3:08

I just think when you're the certain age where you can't drive yet. True. You kind of want to be off on your own. And so the cousin walk is a historic monumental thing. I will always remember that. That is so teen. And also, it's, you know, the teenage angst. It's like, who knows what happened on those walks. You had to be there. Very teen angst coded. Speaking of teenage angst, I definitely remember sending a few texts on Easter. Oh my gosh. Socialites, if you're at the age where you're starting to have a crush or you have crushes in general, a great way to temperature check is to text them on a holiday. I agree. I think we liked Easter because it was one month before lake season started. Our family has a lake cottage. Oh my gosh. So we're one month out from going to the lake. We haven't even gotten into the lake. We haven't even gotten to that. But so Easter was one of our holidays of choice because we're 30 days-ish out. We were so calculated. We were so calculated. As an adult, I don't think I've sent a happy Easter text. But at 14, oh yeah. And it was honestly so clever because if you hadn't talked to them all off season, you just fire off a little happy Easter text, see how they're doing, see what they've been up to. Now it wasn't a long conversation. Never. Because where can it go after how's your day? Or what are you doing for today? It's like, all right, well, we'll see you in a month. Yeah. It was always the lake people we'd be texting. That was so smooth of us, honestly. I've got to give us little claps for that. So then as we got older and we were in college at OU, the move was let's hand out eggs at the bar with our number in it. Somehow always leveraged Easter into our. So we have the little plastic cutesy eggs that normal people put candy in, and we're out here putting our phone numbers in them. Who came up with this plan? It had to have been you. It had to be me. It's got me written all over it. This has you written all over it. So you get a plastic hack of the eggs from like the dollar store. More colorful the better. Yes, the brighter the better. And then you put, not only did we put our phone numbers in those, we also put compliments in those. No clue who they were gonna go to, but we're like, you're hot. So then we would do this as we're pre-gaming in the penthouse and then stick them in your pockets, and then off to Court Street we went to be the Easter bunny. Nobody's doing it like us, okay? Nobody is doing it like us because that is classic. I would recommend if you guys are going out to the bar, you need to be doing that. Works like a charm worked for us. Also, I vaguely remember getting an egg stamped at Crystal. I think I have that files. Bring the files out. So I have transferred my data from every phone since college. So I probably have that photo.

SPEAKER_01 6:06

So if we can find the egg stamped with crystal, we will post it on the Sisters on the Scene Instagram.

SPEAKER_02 6:13

Yes, and no one is safe. We've said it before, no one is safe when it comes to these throwback files. Because as Hillary said, we have files dating back from when she was a freshman to when I was a senior. One more thing I have to say about that is just never take yourself too seriously. We were having so much fun in college. It's supposed to be fun. I just want to remind everyone dating and meeting people, it's supposed to be fun. It's supposed to be cutesy. Yes. And that was so fun and so cutesy. So those files are going up on the Sisters on the Scene Insta. Follow that page if you're not currently, because we're gonna be posting throwbacks and fun little sound bites and things like that over on that page. Let's take it to present day. Now we have the dogs. Now we have the boys. So from bar crawl to farm hall, we've gotta get into Underwood Farms. Our present day Easter celebration. We're not crawling the bars anymore. We're now visiting the farm. We're getting hauls from the farm.

SPEAKER_01 7:10

We're having the same amount of fun.

SPEAKER_02 7:12

Yes. We're in our soft girl era. Mom and dad spend it with dad's parents, and we spend it together here with the boys and the dogs. Part of my heart will always be back at Gigi and Papa's during holidays like this. Definitely. Obviously, go back for Christmas, but it's hard to go back for every single holiday. So we, of course, always call them. Call your grandparents socialites. That is super important. Also, our tradition that every year we go to Underwood Farms with our bestie Zach. Shout out, Zach! And we spend the whole afternoon picking vegetables, taking pics, hanging with the animals. Which Underwood, for those of you that aren't local to here, is a family-owned local farm. They literally have so much fresh produce. They have farm animals. It's the craziest farm I've been to, crop wise. I mean, they grow almost every single vegetable and fruit and they rotate with the season. So it's pretty much all year round you can go and pick whatever's in season. But it's actually a celebrity hotspot, which we didn't know. We quickly found out once we started seeing celebrities. The Kardashians, the Jenners, Rob and Suki, Trisha Paytas. The list goes on and on. The list truly goes on and on. And everything's moderately priced. What were your thoughts on the baby goats? They are so cute, and they're they are called kids. So a little goat is called a kid. I did not know that. Yes. What in a national geographic? They were obsessed. They were especially obsessed with Madeline. Maybe they could sense my leg fracture and were drawn to my energy. I don't know, but I was surrounded by goats and they wanted to jump in my lap. It is not rare for animals to be drawn to Madeline and I, but this was over the top, even for us. This was. They were so sweet, though. They're only a month old. If you're new here, one of our long-term goals is to have an animal sanctuary together, probably on a shared compound style property, because we're never gonna be able to live more than a block away from each other. It's just not something we ever want to do. For the dogs now, we celebrate and do a little egg hunt for them and we go all out. Little hunks of cheese. Little hunks of cheese, which is safe for them in small amounts. So just like a mild cheddar, plain roasted chicken pieces, and then blueberries, because blueberries are safe for them to have as well. That's one of their favorite high-value treats. And we just hid them around the yard and they got it immediately. And some of them were kind of hard to find, and it was really cute because they crack them open with their paws. So they are smart enough to problem solve. Yeah. So if you are a dog parent, highly recommend the dog Easter egg hunt because it's really fun. And it's such good enrichment for them. We love to just include the dogs in all of our holiday celebrations. They're part of the family. That goes hand in hand with our fame of this week. It does. Our fame of the week is our girl, Meg the Stallion, saving a dog from the youth and nasal list. We are definitely both hotties. We've supported Meg a lot just because of everything she does for women's education. She's so smart. Yeah, I mean, big fan of her music in general. And just everything she stands for. I think she's very empowering. She does not give an F. She does what she wants and she looks good doing it. Period. Period, but to see her use her platform, this is something that's so close to our hearts because we hope to bring a lot of light to this topic. This is her exact quote, which was posted by people. She said, Okay, so you guys, I've rescued a dog because I was yesterday years old when I found out that there's such a thing as a kill shelter, and they are putting down dogs when they cannot find them a home. I love that in this quote, she addresses the fact that she was ignorant to it. She didn't even know this existed, but she is actively making a choice to support the animal shelter community. Yeah, because I absolutely do believe that some people don't really understand what's happening. Yes. And what's happening is there's not nearly enough homes for all of the animals that already exist. We love all dogs, obviously. Everyone has a choice to go where they want and do what they want when adding a furry family member. Yes. But if you do love animals because so many people say that they do, this is the avenue that I think, in my opinion, should be looked at first because so many of them never make it out of the shelter. People going and showing up at their shelter and giving a dog a chance is all it takes. And please fix your animals. I don't think anything irks me more than when people are like, oh, this person had an accidental litter or my dog accidentally got pregnant. There's nothing accident about it. You were just negligent. Fame to Megan for literally giving this dog a chance and saving its life. Kylie Kelsey stopped by her local humane society, the PSPCA. That's a tongue twister. The PSPCA in Pennsylvania, and they are in talks of adopting a German Shepherd from a rescue. That is just so sweet to see. You know, Dave Portnoy's been a huge advocate for shelter dogs. He has two rescues of his own. So I just really appreciate when someone with a platform actually uses it to advocate for issue that needs solved. And Megan already said that this is her new son. Um, she named him Tiger. He seems like a little goofball. He does, and they're already hitting it off. That Tiger won the lottery. Speaking of other goofballs named Tiger, we've gotta get into the shame of the week, which absolutely is going to Tiger Woods. I'm so sick of this man. Every five years he pops out with more bad press. It's time. Tiger got into a car accident. Let me just read you the official details here. Tiger is being accused of a DUI with property damage and refusal to submit a lawful urine test. He's had bad press because of cheating. He's gotten in multiple car accidents over the years. It's bad enough he's putting himself at risk. Where I have an issue is you putting other people at risk. Right. If you want to do that in your own backyard, have at it. Tiger, that is shameful. What's our lame of the week, Bad Mad? Our lame of the week, I mean, I think we're all on the same page about this one. It has to be the Harry Potter remake. Why are they doing that? Who okayed this? JK. This whole thing's a JK. It's not another movie, right? This is some kind of a show. I don't think anyone asked for this. There's just some things in cinema that should never be touched. I actually wanted to bring this up. So just a little caveat away for a second. What are your top five projects that should never be redone? Without thinking, I'm gonna say in no particular order. Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Mean Girls, Titanic. My fifth is maybe like the Breakfast Club. Mean Girls never should have been redone. Sorry, I think. That was done. I don't know if you can put that on the list. Like attempted. They should enough. No, I agree. And I'd have to put the original three Pirates of the Caribbean on that list and Twilight. Yeah, we can't remake anything like that. I would say, too, to your point about The Breakfast Club, nothing John Hughes should ever be remade. Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Breakfast Club. It's like, do we not have enough writers coming up with new concepts? What is going on? Well, that's another great point. There are plenty of creative people. We need more young creatives with new ideas. Yes. We do not need the same old recycled material with different actors. Yes. And if you are a young creative listening to this, please continue to write. Please get your stuff seen. We need it. Because why are there seven versions of Snow White? I don't know. And I literally like, and nothing beats the original. Okay. That's so true. I honestly feel bad for the actors that are signed on for this miniseries because I think the fans are gonna be vicious, to be honest. I know. And these people just want to do a cool project, but I just think if you want to do a remake like that, if this was a hundred years in the future, sure, do your spin on it a hundred years later. But when the people we loved as those characters are still young adults, it's strange. It's too culturally relevant still to be remade. Exactly! Clock that teeth. I couldn't put it better. Like that's exactly what it is. You're hitting the nail on the head. I think too, we're choosing to separate the art from the artist. We do not agree with JK and a lot of things that she has to say. Harry Potter just meant so much to us growing up. The art is still the art. So it's like We have chosen to separate the art from the person that created it. Yeah, I honestly can say I will not be tuning in. No, and I don't want to support another one of her projects. And that reminds me of a quote that I just saw from Vigo Mortensen who played Aragorn. Son of Erathorn. Son of Aerathorn. He needs no introduction. That was good, Hill. That was good. Now we need to watch Lord of the Rings tonight. We might. Vigo Mortensen said that he would never come back as Aragorn in a spinoff or any type of anything. He's like, I'm good leaving that where it is. And I feel like I agree with him. You have to know when something like that has peaked. Legolas was my first celebrity crush.

SPEAKER_01 16:09

We had a large cardboard cut out of him in our room.

SPEAKER_02 16:12

Yes, we did. The long blonde. Gifted one Christmas, no doubt.

SPEAKER_01 16:15

Oh, I thought of a really good one that should be left alone.

SPEAKER_02 16:17

I think this has to be my fifth. We have to kick out The Breakfast Club. I still think it shouldn't be redone. Okay. Do not touch Sex in the City. See, Hill has watched Sex in the City. I never have. I couldn't get into it. I think if you watched it now as an adult, you would. I just don't think that's one that should be redone either.

SPEAKER_01 16:34

Still culturally relevant. Don't touch it.

SPEAKER_02 16:36

And you know something that will always be relevant, sister? What? Easter candy. Sister says the best Easter candy, probably the best candy in the history of candy, is a Reese's egg. I can't deny it. It's so true. I mean, a Reese's egg. Come on. Come on. I was thinking about this the other day because there's this crazy story going around right now. I don't know if you've heard this, but someone, a random individual, we don't know who, okay, stole 12 tons of Kit Kat and they are still on the loose. So I was thinking, if someone is really going to the trouble to steal this much candy, why would it not be Reese's eggs? Why Kit Kats? What in the Willy Wonka is going on? I mean, was it Timothy? Distract us from the ballet saga? Is Chris Jenner behind this? Because you know what? No one's talking about ballet. You are so right. I mean, Kit Kat. I like Kit Kats, but I think I'm just a little confused. I've never purchased a Kit Kat. I've never seen anyone purchase a Kit Kat. That is so valid. They just kind of show up. They're just there. They're always there, but no one specifically buys them. We need to hear from you, Socialites, who is a Kit Kat state? Let us know in the comments. There's nothing inherently wrong with a Kit Kat. There's no weird nuts. There's no weird afterflavor. It's not my first choice, though. This is actually so funny, too, because Nestle released this statement that said there's an app where you can scan your Kit Kat barcode and you will know if it's one of the stolen 12 tons. But that has nothing to do with you. You wouldn't know if it was stolen. Also, are they insinuating you stole it? No, they're just trying to figure out where the stolen candy went. This had to have been Chris Jenner. There's quite literally no other explanation. I know your favorite Easter candy, though, and it's not Reese's egg and it's not Kit Kat. Rew, let's put your sister telepathy to the test. What is it? Are we counting down? Three, two, one. Peeps! What in the yellow dye five? I don't know if I should go on the record, though, and claim peeps as my favorite. It's kind of shameful. It's kind of diabolical. Is it just whipped sugar? What is a peep? And a marshmallow? And a mar I mean, it is a marshmallow. It's like it's not that creepy, but people get really bent out of shape when you say that. I haven't had one in years. No, the best thing is to open the package and leave them for a day so that then it's a stale peep.

SPEAKER_01 19:02

It'd probably be better if we just change the subject because this is getting crazier and crazier.

SPEAKER_02 19:07

Logan would back me if he was here. Stale peep, a stale peep. If you know, you know. Let's call him. Sure, give him a ring. Him and I are aligned. I'm not ashamed. Social lights. Logan, you're live on the pod. Say hello to the social lights.

SPEAKER_00 19:26

What's up to the social lights? What's happening? How's Hawaii? It's pretty great.

SPEAKER_02 19:31

You're loving it? What are you doing right now?

SPEAKER_00 19:33

Yeah, it's amazing. Me? Whoa. I made a friend the other day. Yay for me. You made a friend?

SPEAKER_01 19:40

Well, we just had a quick question. We won't keep you.

SPEAKER_02 19:43

This is the Easter episode for Sisters on the Scene. And we were talking about our favorite Easter candy. How do you and I specifically like to eat our peeps?

SPEAKER_00 19:54

No, they kind of be like day old, crusty, a little firm, but you know there's still the good stuff inside.

SPEAKER_02 20:02

The word I used was stale.

unknown 20:06

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 20:07

Stale peep.

SPEAKER_02 20:08

Stale peep for the win, okay? Never that. No. That's all we had to ask. That's all we had to ask. Settle the debates.

SPEAKER_00 20:15

Enjoy the rest of the episode. Bindle all the social lights. Keep spreading light and positivity.

SPEAKER_02 20:19

Thanks, dude. Thanks for watching. Love you. Love you. Bye.

SPEAKER_00 20:22

Love you too. Bye.

SPEAKER_02 20:23

It's also giving that weird thing that you guys also subscribe to, the burnt marshmallow some more thing. I like my marshmallow some more golden brown, like a normal person. Sister, are you reading my mind? I just saw a TikTok the other day of someone making peep someores. They roasted their peeps. So my sister says could be kind of controversial. What? I don't like a sister says any other way. I'm interested to see what you think about this. Okay, bring it. My sister says that April Fool's jokes can go a little too far. Okay. I think there are certain topics that are not to be touched for April Fools. And let me preface this by saying: I have never pulled an April Fool's joke. I'm not that type of gal. I literally am too sweet for that. The thought of making someone's stomach drop, I would never intentionally do that. That's just not who I am. What about you, sister? I love a good April Fool's joke as long as it doesn't hurt anyone's feelings. Okay, give an example. So when Mazin and I first started dating, we probably were about six months in. Okay, fresh. And so I really wanted to get him for April Fool's Day. And so I told him that one of his friends had texted me and asked to hang out and told me not to tell him. Oh, okay, that's that's a good one. Which I didn't know if I would get him, you know, if he'd believe that. But I guess, and I did not know this, the specific friend I chose had done something like that before. So the joke checked out. So the fury in his eyes, I immediately had to be like, April Falls. You reined it back in, you didn't go along. With it. No, I could never go on with it. My trifecta of things you do not play about on April Fool's, number one, has to be anything regarding pregnancy. Totally agree. Inappropriate. Inappropriate, not funny. Secondly, anything with an accident. So whether it be car accident, broken bone, anything medical, I just feel like that's not a funny joke. It's bringing in weird karma too. I would never joke about someone getting hurt. Right. Like that's just that's not funny to me.

SPEAKER_01 22:31

No, that's not funny at all.

SPEAKER_02 22:32

And then third, I would have to say anything with death. And that's just like self-explanatory. I just don't even think that should be joked about ever or brought into anything. I can't believe people even do that. I definitely got the wool pulled over my eyes with some brands. You know the one that really got me? What? Of course it's animal related. So there's that tortoise named Jonathan. He's like 193 years old. Oh my god. Legend. There was a post from his supposed veterinarian that he passed away. And I was so sad. See, that breaks my third rule. Nothing with death. Like that is that's not funny because your heart sank, did it not, in that moment? My heart sank because he's so cute. I guarantee you've all seen a picture of him. He's smiling, he's huge. Whereas he lived on the island of St. Helena. So he was born around 1832. That's crazy. He's in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the oldest living animal. And he's a land tortoise. So he's a tortoise. He's not a sea turtle. I feel like that's gotta bring us into the wildlife win of the week. California is just leading the charge with animal-related victories, which I'm very proud of. I love it here so much. Then Turret County is the first county in the entire United States to ban glue traps. Oh my gosh. So like the mice. There are many ways to catch little critters, and most of them are painful and very inhumane. One of the absolute worst is the glue trap. So it's basically this sticky rectangular section that anything that comes across it just sticks to. Yeah. It's awful. I won't go into details, but you can imagine. Also, it catches all kinds of animals. Cats have got stuck in glue traps, so there's just a glue trap stuck to a cat. Yeah. Butterflies, birds. I'm just so happy that those are being completely nixed from Ventura County because hopefully this will start a movement for the rest of the country. Because I feel like, as animal lovers, all that we are asking, can we not have the animal suffer? That's all we're saying. Even referencing Gavin Newsom's decision back in 2019 to ban fur trapping, outlawing steel claw traps, which are-I mean, the first thing that comes to mind when I think of it is Fox and the Hound, because it was in that. It's basically a steel claw that traps the animal's paw and essentially can be there for hours, they can be there for days, and it is agonizing. It's not a simple, oh, they're caught in a tether cord and the hunter comes and shoots them. They have a slow agonizing death. Yes. And there have been cases where the animal will literally bite its own foot off to get out of the trap because it's that painful. That just makes me so sick to my stomach. That's such a good call-out, though. These are definitely different branches of the same tree. And the fact of the matter is, anything that causes that much pain to something that can feel pain and is sentient, has little feelings and a brain is just so wrong. Why do you have to inflict pain on the animal when it's unnecessary? And as we're bulldozing more and more of these animals' habitats and places that they call home, we can't be upset when they end up in our backyards because they don't know where else to go. Like, what are they supposed to do? They have nowhere to go. That's why compassionate coexistence is the only way. And that's basically the principle that says we have to live together. Because, like Madeline said, we are bulldozing their habitat. So the only way to make this work long term for the earth, literally, yeah, is to learn to live together. Yeah, we definitely advocate for coexistence with all species. And Hillary's a really big advocate of this, but even if there's a spider in the house, she now has all of us taking them outside to be in the nature. Like we don't really in the nature. We have cameras at the house. There was this one time that I saw Mazad open the door and he had like a piece of paper, but he just like set it on the ground for a second and then picked it up, and I was like, what is he doing? And I like zoom in. There's a spider on the paper that I can see walk off the paper. He just took the two seconds to put it outside. It says a lot about your heart, how you choose to treat animals of all shapes and sizes.

SPEAKER_01 26:39

That is so sweet, buddy. So sweet.

unknown 26:43

So sweet.

SPEAKER_02 26:44

Everyone just trying to survive, you know. So fun catching up with you socialites, and we hope everybody has an amazing Easter weekend. On that note, we need to get started on the potato leek soup we're making for dinner with all of our harvested veggies. We'll see you, socialites, next week. Thank you so much for listening. Have a happy Easter.

unknown 27:08

Good thing.