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This episode is brought to you by the all-new Toyota Camry, and let me tell you, this car is a vibe. It's powerful, agile, and stylish. The racing inspired exterior is sleek and bold, available with a two-tone, midnight black metallic roof and rear spoiler. And inside, the design is modern and intuitive, with available leather trimmed seats and a panoramic glass roof. Whatever your vibe, it's a Camry vibe. Learn more at toyota.com/camry. Hello, and welcome to We're Obsessed, a podcast here on the Ringer Dish feed, where we are going deep on all the pop culture that's been lighting up the internet this week. And I thought that that would once again mean an all-olympics episode of We're Obsessed. There will, of course, be a lot of Olympics, because it's all anyone can talk about until the end of this week, where there was a real out-of-left field, all-consuming conspiracy theory drama around a little movie that I'm very curious about, called It Inse With Us. I'm Jody Walker, joined by my co-host Chelsea Stark-Jones, here to talk about it all. Chelsea, I'm a little bit worried about you, because I know that the Olympics are coming to an end, and I know that that's going to be hard for you. How are you feeling? You know, not well. The Olympics took Love Island's spot in my daily consumption, and so not having it is going to be really difficult. Dustin has really enjoyed watching me watch the Olympics. He doesn't really care. I've also enjoyed watching you watch the Olympics. You keep darting your little eyes off-screen, because I know you've got the basketball game on over in the corner. Yes, and it's over, so now you have my soul attention. Team USA came from behind. They beat Serbia, but it was close. They shouldn't have been that close, but anyways, that's neither here nor there. I have, like, literally my Olympics app. Like, I check it regularly for schedules times. Who's one what? My girl Tara, she won the long jump. I love her. We also had a 400 meter hurdles winner today, so our track and field is honestly killing it. And yeah, I am very sad. Team USA Gymnastics is over, because those girls have my heart. So it's been fun. Women's volleyball is in the semis. Women's soccer is in the semis. We're just killing it, so. We are. Well, let's talk about some of the moments from the last week of this Olympics that we have been most obsessed with. I feel like starting with Noah Lyles, track runner, star of my favorite Netflix show sprint, star of the world, according to him, star of his own life and mine. I thought of you immediately when he won the 100, because everyone was out here saying Noah Lyles has shown us that it is okay to be a hater as long as you stand on business when the time comes. And I know that you probably relate to that, Chelsea. What did you think about Noah Lyles's win? You know, I didn't watch all of sprint, but what I did see a sprint was Noah being, you know, the diva of the track world, which I love. I love his interests. I love him running out and jumping up and down about to pull a hamstring, but he doesn't, which honestly scares me a little bit. I'm like, can we please just walk out? Those legs are valuable properties to treat them carefully. Yes, but the 100 was so exciting and it being a photo finish and all of that was like super cool and super like, you know, like rolled like history. It was so exciting to watch. And you know, backstory for people not knowing why he's a hater or like he has this like beef with the NBA, which are you familiar with? I'm familiar with the comments that he made about being a world champion and how the NBA doesn't deserve to call themselves world champions because it's it's a local event. It's a national basketball association. You know, the thing that hurts me the most is that I have to watch the NBA finals and they have world champion on their head. World champion of what? The United States? I guess and NBA players did not take well to his comment. They were very upset with it. And almost like, who is this guy? And honestly, that was the first time I've heard of Noah Liles. It was his comments and NBA stars extremely sensitive reaction to what it is that he had to say because logically he does he is speaking facts. So the basketball community was cheering for his downfall and they did not win. He got the gold in the 100. I am disappointed because he got the bronze in the 200. So he didn't get the double that he was hoping for, which would have been like the first time since the 80s that the men's 100 and 200. One gold. You guys, this is now a sports podcast. We love sports, but he did get bronze. And apparently he had he tested positive for COVID like two days ago. And like after crossing the finish line today, he like fell on the floor and needed medical attention. He's also like a severe asthmatic. So I'm happy he placed but a little disappointed he didn't get first. Well, I do think that it proves, you know, COVID aside that he is a true hater, which is to say that he is like extremely motivated and quite literally fueled by the hate of others that he invokes. And so I mean, what's crazy, like what we, you know, track watchers would know and what we learn in sprint is that the 200 is his event. Like that is his longtime event. That's where he has his records. Like that is where he's always been on top and the 100 has been like a goal that he's been chasing. So for him to have gotten the 100 fueled by hate, then he gets less hate. He gets all the supplies. He also gets COVID. And to get bronze in the 200 is pretty crazy. But like both of these races were insane. The 100, I think taught a lot of people that you win a race with your torso. He won by like one, five thousandth of a second or like five, one thousandths of a second. I mean, he, the numbers confused me, barely each this out, but he eat it out with his chest because he thrust forward just a little bit more than the other people who to be fair were also thrusting. It's very thrust heavy sport. But they just, he got it out there. But then the 200, this guy, Tobogo from Botswana comes out of nowhere and just like completely overtakes him. These races are insane. The sprint races are so fun. No one allows us so funny though, because you know, like he talks that he's like, he's this, you know, he brags and he's got this like all this sort of swagger. And he talks about like in sprint, the show that like you have to have main character energy to be a sprinter. And it's like, I think that's a narrative that you're telling yourself because you want to do that. Because he, in addition to being this, you know, like Braggard, like big, big, you know, storming out on the track, doing all his middle moves, he's also like a nerd. Like he's such a nerd. When you hear him, he's very geeky. Yeah, his little anime pose that he does at the end after his wins. And like, this is the ringer, like being a nerd is a full compliment. But it's just like, it's such a funny, it's such a funny combination of things. He's a, he's a fascinating personality to watch. I don't know if you have to have main character energy to be a sprinter, but having a personality definitely makes it more interesting. Yeah, I was, I was seated for all of his events, even his qualifying runs. I am into this man. He's fascinating to me. So, uh, but I guess his Olympic time is, is ended, he meddled both want time. So we still have the relay, doesn't he? Oh, is he in the relay? Yeah, I feel like if there are any, um, we're obsessed truthers out there, this episode and Olympic swatch is a really good way to figure out exactly what time and what day we record. It's like a lot of schedule tracking. I do feel like I should issue an apology from last week's episode where we talked about the E. coli in the Senn River with a slightly humorous, less than serious tone and then did feel very bad, uh, this week when a Belgian triathlete, like, you know, got hospitalized due to E. coli in that damn river. Yeah, it's honestly not looking good for Paris. I feel like every Olympics, there's always like every Olympics, it's like, you know, the host city was not ready for this and the athletes are complaining. They're never ready. And it's like how like I'm hearing like people are angry about the food. There's not a part. I think we said this last thing, not enough protein, not food. People are upset, the bet, like all of it. And now we have E. coli in our athletes. And it's just not, it's not a good look for for for for Paris for France. Chelsea next year or not next year, in four years, that's going to be your city. And do you think that LA is going to be the first city ever to be fully ready day of when the Olympics start? I mean, look, I hope so. We are the town of production of Hollywood getting things done. I am hopeful that we will have a beautiful Olympic village that's like on the Fox lot or something. That looks really cool. And it's going to be so sexy. It's going to be the sexiest Olympic village you've ever seen. The airport's been under construction for like seven years. So it's going to be a fabulous LAX experience. Hopefully the traffic's not too bad. But I mean, look, we have some amazing facilities in Los Angeles, not to brag. We just got, I know we talked about into it, the Clippers new stadium, that will be like a really great place for events so far. It's going to like, you know, yeah, I think we're going to really bring it. So I'm not scared. There's been a lot of talk at the Paris Olympics, you know, they may have had an E. coli-infested river, but they also have had like full free medical care at the Olympics. So like the American Olympics have been like going to the dentist in Paris. I've been saying this, I've been saying this, and it's an indictment on our healthcare system in the United States. I'm just thinking that like in LA, it's going to be like, you can get like free rhinoplasty while you're there, just like a little bit of like free plastic surgery, little little, little facelift, you know, just give me a culture. Yeah, I'll be there. Speaking of our culture, a follow up to last week, a remaining favorite thing of this week at the Olympics has been Snoop Dogg's coverage as an Olympic pundit. But I was so excited to see, we talked about last week that he was bringing in Martha Stewart to cover dressage, aka those dancing horses, because he was scared of horses, but he did it. He went to dressage. He and Martha got all dressed up in their little helmets and their little outfits with their paraphernalia looking so good. And Snoop Dogg said, "I am interested in the horses that dance, and I want to give them some carrots and apples, make sure they're fed before they do their thing." And he did. He said the worst is, and I'm just really, really proud of this man. I mean, he has given his all at the Olympics. What's their names? This one's Mopsy. Do y'all know I'm scared of horses? And this is the first time I ever been this close to a horse. Come on, I like how you broke that off. I like that. Break it off, another one. There you go, right there. Break that thing off. Yeah, I mean, what did I say? Did I bookmark it? Rumor has that he's getting paid like $100,000 a day to give it his all at the Olympics. It's not enough. Not enough. But yes, the him and Martha stuff still will never understand the friendship, but love the friendship. It's so funny to see them together. The juxtaposition of the two of them. I think I sent this to my brother, but I should have sent it to you guys. But like him and Martha went to a really nice French restaurant, and like she was trying to feed like have him eat like really fancy food like caviar, escargot, all of that. And his just reaction to it was just so funny and so pure. And like Martha is just like so like they are just magic together. It's so cute. I loved he he brought back that I didn't realize the dancing horses were called dressage. But in the commentary, as they were watching it, they brought back playing his music. They played his music under some of the dancing horses. And as he says, they're curb walking or whatnot. So it's he's just so fun. He is like, this is his, this is his second calling. Music was his first being an Olympic pundit. Was his second life has many chapters. I don't know if you watched a little show on VH one that ran for two seasons called Martha and Snoop's potluck dinner party. But it was so fun. It was very you love yellow TV. It was wild. I think me and three other people watched it. I believe that this was years ago at the time I was like maybe recapping it for vulture, like just just deep deep in on Martha and Snoop. And that was sort of my introduction to their friendship. And they have they have so much chemistry. I can't help it. I do kind of ship them romantically. Platonic friendships can exist between men and women. But God help me. I hope they've kissed. That's what I like whenever I watch them together. I'm like something romantic has had to happen here. Like I know he's married man, but like there's something going on that I just I can't figure out. I know. I hope I hope that everything's above board. But I do. They got they got a little they got a little something special. And they, you know, brought it to Versailles. Thank goodness. And then another follow up to something we talked about last week, another Olympic favorite, another musician turned Olympic pundit, flavor, flavor, flavor. I really love when the like NBC news anchors say his name like they they sort of insist on always saying his name the appropriate way. Yeah, flavor, Flav is still sponsoring more people. He, if you tweet, Flav of Flav is going to see it. A discus, a discus thrower. A discus thrower. Tweeted that she was going she was like going to be competing in the Olympic Games tomorrow. And she couldn't pay her rent. Like that that is always so crazy that these these Olympic athletes are competing and flavor Flav and also Mr. Serena Williams, Alexis Ohanian, both offered to pay her rent and and then some, I believe, so that she wouldn't have to worry about that while she was throwing that discus. And then I also saw that he like gave a big donation and also reposted a Paralympic swimmers go fund me, which then completely funded her family to be able to go watch her in Paris. So just like a lot of heartwarming stories at the Olympics. Coming out of the most unexpected places. I know. I have been saying I saw the discus thrower. I didn't say the other one, but like, yes, I, Flav, he, he just got an answering is in the woman's polo team. I think they advanced to the semis as well. So like his sponsorships are really going along the way. Yeah, it's been a great, a great Olympics for women. There's been like a lot of talk about that that like, you know, so many are golds are coming from women. And it's just been with the gymnastics and the water polo and the rugby, just like a lot of the exciting stories. But there are, there are men at the Olympics as well. And we support them. And probably I mean, this story is, I guess, ultimately deeply male. One of the sort of funny as well also heartbreaking stories coming out of the Olympics this week was in pole vaulting. A French pole vaulter Anthony Amorati missed meddling because as he soared over that pole, I mean, there's no other way to say it, his bulge, his prominent bulge hit the pole and disqualified him from his Olympic dreams. A very tough way to go out. It's also tough because this guy is like deeply French. He's, he's not acknowledged it as anything funny while everyone on the internet like just can't stop talking about his package. And it's, you know, it's very, it's very positive in tone, very like, well, you lost the Olympics, but everyone just learned what you're packing. So I do, I mean, I do really feel bad for him. I wonder how often that happens. See, this is where I was confused because like, not that I know anything about having a bulge or whatever, but like, don't men wear cups or like, stuff to like, make sure things are in place. Like it didn't look like things around. Baby, if you are pole vaulting, you should be wearing a Spanx there for everyone. Like, you gotta get stuck in check. And you know, I am remiss because I haven't been been paying enough attentions to all other bulges to see if this was like a unique problem. But I agree, like, it just doesn't seem, it seems like you should account for that going in. I don't want a victim blame, but yeah, yeah, pack it in, pack it in. There are, there are ways to do it. I'm doing it all the time, you know, when I'm wearing a body contrast, I could be pole vaulting. But, but the person who went on to win the gold in pole vaulting, we really deserve, he is quite the Olympic character. Were you familiar Chelsea with Mando Di Plantis? I do not know how to say it. Mando Di Plantis before he stole hearts at the Olympics. I was not. I had no idea who he is still kind of like, don't, but like, he's Swedish and that's our home company. And I do really love Sweden. So I'm happy for him. And his beautiful girlfriend. I know he's not just Swedish. He's Swedish American. He in back to grew up in Louisiana, which in, but we didn't get him. Sweden got him. And, you know, congrats to Spotify. But it, his Olympic run has been very wild. He's like a real, he's just, I mean, he's, he's this week's pommel horse guy, while pommel horse guy remains this week's pommel horse guy as well. Partially because of his great success at pole vaulting, he basically broke the pole vaulting record in 2014. And then has proceeded to break his own record. Like every year for nine years, like he just keeps breaking his own record. So he is like the consummate record holder currently. Also, he basically looks like a combination of Jeremy Allen white, Timothy Chalamet and Killian Murphy. Like he's just this, like, he's got sad eyes and a handsome face. And to seal it up by summer. Exactly. To seal it all. He, he jumped over that pole. He wore his spanks. He broke the world record. He got the gold medal. And literally the moment he landed, like there was a spring in his butt. He bounces off the mat and runs over to his beautiful blonde girlfriend and gives her a huge hug and a huge kiss. And this has spawned, I want to say one million fan edits to Taylor Swift songs. It's somehow very swifty coded in a way I'm not totally sure. I think they've mostly been doing it to the outcome. The words like, which he jumps off the. Yeah, he wins the trophy and runs to me or something. It's not one of the songs from tortured poets that I am more familiar with, but I am now that I've been watching all of these, all these mondo edits. He also, when he won shortly after he, you know, romantically swept his girlfriend off of his feet, he did the, the, like, Turkish guy, the Turkish pistol shooter, he put his, yeah, did his finger guns, put his hand in his pocket. And then to me, the piece de resistance of this Olympics run is the next morning. He went on Swedish television more hungover than you have ever seen anyone. I mean, this rivals, like Ryan Lockty TV moments, he doesn't have a house to watch this. I did not see. He also, like, he speaks Swedish. His mom is Swedish. And this is, like, his Olympic home country, but it's still his second language. And he is struggling to conjugate his verbs as far as I can understand. And he's, and then I didn't see this, like, in the clips, but apparently he had to meet the Swedish king that day while he was this hungover. I mean, he's just, he's a star. I mean, yeah, star. I would have imagined, like, when you've just won, like, you, yeah, you get, you get drunk, and then you forget the next day, you have to do all this press and do the rounds and stuff like that. So, oh, gosh, don't envy him. But I do need to watch that Swedish TV hit. You have to watch. I didn't, I didn't do that. He's, he's so hungover. Okay, that's enough about men back to the women. Earlier in the week, it feels so far away now, but we got so much gymnastics. I was at the beach with friends this weekend, and it was so fun to just, like, come off the beach for our rest time, and I'll just get to, like, sit in a pile on a sectional couch and watch women's gymnastics. Yeah. I know, I know you were 11 at Chelsea. What were some of your favorite moments? Oh, gosh. Some of my favorites. I mean, just Suni Lee is, and I, I'll get to it in my personal obsessed, but I love that girl, like, and just all of them in general, but like Suni and Simone, what they've battled through to get to this point in the Olympics and to like actually be here is so crazy with Suni's kidney disease and like, literally them telling her she will probably never compete again to what we saw with Simone and Tokyo and the, um, twisties, right? The twisties. Um, and her, like, the twisties to me is always like when I hear about the bins. The bins is when you're like deep underwater and you, I don't know, it's just like, there's such a, like, unserious word for such a serious thing. Um, I know, but like how they've both just persevered and it's like dominated getting silver or not bronze and gold in most of their events. They did not play some balance beam. Um, what I really loved was this like, cute friendship that seemingly, I don't know if it developed over the course of the Olympics or just in general, they see each other on the competition circuit, but between Rebecca and draw, and draw Jay and, um, Simone Biles, who I didn't realize, like, every time I saw I'm talking to get to each other, I thought like, Oh, there's, you know, like, cute little girls like tying up. No, they don't understand each other's language. Rebecca, speech Portuguese, Simone doesn't speak Portuguese and Simone speaks English and Rebecca doesn't speak English. So it's just like literally them like smiling and giggling at each other, but like having this like sweet, like respect and like admiration for one another, which I find to be so cute. And I saw a tweet that said, girlie pop is a universal language. And it's just, it's so true. I love that. I love the two of them. Someone named Brienne say tweeted that and, uh, it's really like gone deep into my vernacular that girlie pop is a universal language because all, yeah, all the pictures you see of them, they're just like, they're just exclaiming really big and like, yeah, that's what you do when you don't speak the same language. You just, for some reason, get really loud and talk with your hands. Um, and they do speak the same language. You know, it's floor routines. It's balance beams and it's girly pop, which reminds me of another moment that I loved the when all the girls were on the podium for the floor when Rebecca won gold and Simone and Jordan like did a little like coordinated bow down to her, which was so sweet. And like, they seemed so excited to do it. Gymnastics has just like changed and grown a lot, a lot in thanks to the people that we're talking about. Um, and so it's cool to see these people supporting each other even while they're competing against each other. Yeah. So there was like drama with the floor, um, which was really fascinating and interesting. And it's still like a somewhat ongoing because Romania has just challenged one of the scores of the gymnasts that actually placed this, um, that would put her in bronze contingent. So basically a Romania, did you watch it live? I didn't watch it live. You saw the recap. Did you see it? Yeah. So this Romanian gymnast was super excited and she actually was tied for bronze with a fellow teammate of her, another Romanian gymnast, but like the tiebreaker is like either difficulty or execution, one of the two scores. And so she would have won bronze. And the girl that was tied with third for her challenged previously to Jordan doing her routine, she lost her challenge. So that kept her in fourth place. Jordan did her routine, slid to fifth place, but her coach is challenged and they won the challenge, which popped her up to third. And that's how we saw the Romanian girl like celebrating and so excited. And then everything kind of being taken away from her in like a moment because Jordan won her challenge, which put her in bronze. And we see Jordan like excited and crying and sweet and all of that. So it's like, like, you know, I'm team USA all the way. So like, I was like, fuck yeah, but like bittersweet to see girls very sad. Yeah, I mean, and I know that I did, you know, just moments ago, laugh at a man's bulge taking him down. But I also have great empathy for how heartbreaking that must be in all situations when you've worked so hard to get somewhere. Yes. Ending on what I feel has been like the sweetest, cutest moment of the Olympics for me that went incredibly viral. Another gymnastics podium for the balance beam. We had two Italians up there who, you know, presumably know each other, coordinating. Speak the same language, speak the same language, communicate, do also speak girly pop up there with them. Zao Yakin, who is 18 years old at her first Olympics, one silver on the balance beam. And so the two Italian gymnasts do the like classic, kind of bite on your metal pose that you do on the podium. And she looks over at them and gets just like the most innocent look of surprise on her face. Like, what are these two young ladies doing? And then just as instantly is like, well, I guess I'll do it too. It's like when in Paris do as the Parisians do. And so she brings her metal to her mouth too. She sort of stopped short of actually biting it because I can't imagine if you don't know that's a thing being like, this is very weird when she she's so cute. She's been she, you know, has been really excited while she's been there. She's really young. She's been really excited to see Simone Biles. I saw that she and one of her teammates finally got a selfie with Simone, which they had been really wanting. And so just like a very sweet moment to like just remember how young some of these people are and see her put that little metal up to her mouth like a cookie. It was so cute and so innocent. And I didn't realize she was 18. Like she literally looks like she's 15 up there on the podium. So it made it even more like endearing. But yeah, no, that was a really, really funny clip that was going around. Okay, it's been great watching the Olympics with you Chelsea. We still, we still have more to go. That's, you know, we might, we might have a few more things to cover next week. Yeah, maybe they'll be a great person ceremony. The men's basketball's still in it. So we'll see. Well, well, maybe we can throw it in no allows for comments on that. This episode is brought to you by Pebble Serial. We all love watercolor chat. But if the conversation is running dry, it can get a bit blah. So here's the dish. Pour yourself a bowl of fruity pebbles. And soon enough, the convo gets much more colorful. Less blah, more yabba-dabba-doo. Head to your nearest grocery store to buy pebbles serial now. Yabba-dabba-doo and the Flintstones and all related characters and elements, copyright and trademark, Hannah Barbera. This Friday, the scariest movie of the summer. Alien Romulus is coming to theaters everywhere, including iMacs. This movie looks terrifying, and I cannot wait to see it. 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He is the governor of Minnesota, and he is a different pop culture thing, which is a Midwest princess. So everyone like started to, you know, get excited about Tim Walz's real kind of like folksy dad like energy. There are a lot of memes about how like Tim Walz is the kind of guy who when the waitress comes over to clear your plate, you're completely empty plate, he's like, well, you can tell we hated it. Or he looks out at rain and says, we really needed this. He has just a real Midwestern dadness about him. But, you know, we've talked about on this podcast, one of the most popular albums of this year. And one of the biggest rises has been Chapel Rhone, whose album was called Rise and Fall of a Midwest princess. So Tim Walz has been deemed a Midwest princess, which you got to hand it to that, that Kamala social team. They are they're on Twitter. They are looking at what people are talking about. And in, I don't know, an hour flat, they had made a so Chapel Rhone in her merch has a camo hat that in orange hunting sort of logo says Midwest princess. So they made a hat like that that says Kamala walls. And it's sold out in like 30 minutes, like it's just been. And God help me, I want one. I have to say, I can't anymore with these words that I just don't understand. And from whether it being brought or Midwest princess, I we had a listener shut out to Hey, it's JC, she sent me a DM of from or she sent me a DM with a video of Padmalatchki. Her daughter explaining to her what brat is. Have you seen that video, Jody? What does it mean to have a brat summer or be a brat according to Charlie XCS? You like get it or you don't like brat. Okay, brat. I haven't because I know what brat is. And I'm your daughter explaining to you what brat is. That is exactly what I wrote back to Hey, it's JC. I said, this is Jody talking to me. I try to explain to me what brat means. And it's also to do because it literally was like you talking me through what brat is. And so all these new things, all these terms, I'm just I'm slowly like I just talked to someone today. And I was like, don't let my youthful looks fool you. I am a boomer at heart. None of this makes sense to me. Well, Chelsea, maybe you can be more spiritually aligned with a Midwest princess. I don't think so, but I can picture you in that. I don't love camo. Is it like the hunting camo? What other kind of camo is there? Well, like because there's the camo that's like the weird shapes and the hunting camo. And then the hunting camo has like the like the like birds and stuff on it and like twigs. No, well, it's real camo. I mean, his ass hunts and the and the whole thing is like, he was, you know, Kamala Harris keeps doing these like fake staged phone calls, which are pretty funny. And so they like, you know, they released the phone call, which for all that she gave us with the phrase, we did it Joe in her first filmed phone call. You know, four years later, I am still saying we did it Joe. So she can film as many phone calls as she wants to. But Governor Wells is wearing like just just casually wearing a camo hat when he takes that call from the vice president of the United States. So like he's a he's a real representative. He really hunts he really wears camo. And now he really somehow is aligned with pop princess Chapel Rohn, who not for not you know, I'm a I'm a huge fan. I stay on that chapel beat. And she got like the organizers of Lala Palooza said that she got like the biggest crowd in Lala Palooza history, like bigger than headliners. I saw this last weekend. I didn't get on the chapel beat. I don't get left behind Chelsea. You are getting left behind. I'm stuck on the Sabrina Carpenter beat like I could only handle one pop star at a time. And right now I'm pretty obsessed with Sabrina. Sabrina's great. The album's great. But I don't think she has the staying power that Chapel has. And I just, you know, I don't want you to get left behind. I'll try. I'll try to get I'll try to keep up. Does she have any like Jim Bob sending like things I could put on my like Jim Playlist? Everything. Oh, she's like, okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah, like they're all work on the run rotations. We're not doing ballots. Okay. I don't know. Yeah. Femininomina, Pink Pony Club. Get them on there, Chelsea. You're going to love it. You're going to like wait a while. Last hit on the political beat, because you know, I have to, is that our most important political pundit weighed in on the Timwalls Kamala Harris collaboration. And that is, of course, Club Chalamet, who somehow managed to make the democratic ticket about Timothy Chalamet and about how she is not too old to stand Timothy Chalamet. She released the wildest statement where she said, a lot of people in the fandom hate on me because they think I'm too old to be a Timothy Chalamet fan. But the next president and vice president of the United States, she's a fan. We're both born two years before me. For the first time in my life, a president and VP are still older, but very close to my age. Harris and walls are the second and third people born in the 60s to hold the highest offices in the land. The first dude was president Obama, who was born in 1961. Club Chalamet, what the hell are you talking about? What is she talking about? She's just, I don't know. This lady needs a hobby that's not being on the internet. She has a hobby, Chelsea. It is Timothy Chalamet, and she's not too old for that hobby. But actually, for Club Chalamet followers out there, there are tens of us. What this biggest news reveals is that there has long been a mystery around Club Chalamet's age. And now we officially know because she noted so many famous people in their 50s and 60s that she is 58 years old, the perfect age to stand Timothy Chalamet. Still weird, but how old did you think she was? What was your guesstimate before you had this information? We knew she was in her 50s. I think the guest was around 54. She's older than that. We knew she was in her 50s from context clues. But then she gave us a lot of facts and figures to figure it out. Thank you, Club Chalamet. This ticket is indeed about you and of course Timothy Chalamet. Such a strange lady. I'm glad I finally know what it is now. Yeah, it's important. This is important information for you to know. Well, if you haven't been following Club Chalamet, what have you been following online this week, Chelsea? I have been pretty into and curious about, and this is something we talked about a couple weeks ago when it was announced. So happy that they're filming so quickly. But whatever this Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie simple life reboot is, it's got me going. We've seen some and I've been different about this. I don't like leaks. They stress me out. Like when we see leaks in the housewife role and we see when they're filming and stuff, like I like to be surprised when I watch it. But this week kind of got me excited because we were able to put Nicole Ritchie, Paris Hilton, and see them shooting the simple life. I'm Nicole was in a hot dog costume at Sonic. Well, Paris is in a uniform at. So they're working at Sonic. Is it cheeseburger, sonic burgers? Is there sonic out by you? What are you asking? The name of sonic? Yeah, like, I know they said she's sonic. Oh, but not like sonic burgers or? Well, it seems like an incomplete name. It's not. I will not. I will not take any ill words on sonic. The parking lot of my use. Every teenager hangs out in a parking lot and hours was sonic. Sonic drive it. Oh, yeah. Seems like it's just seem like an incomplete sentence. Sonic drive it. And you filled that link in with cheeseburgers. I was just like, what is she saying? Sonic, there are cheeseburgers there. Yeah. But more importantly, there are root 44s of Diet Coke with any flavor that you want or anything you want. And there's, they should rename it sonic ice. They should just call the whole franchise sonic ice because that's what you're there for. Honestly, I don't think I've ever been to a sonic. You got to get out of LA, Chelsea. You got to get to the homeland. There's a sonic. There's a sonic near where I went to high school, which is not in like LA proper, but I don't think I've ever been. I would have been great walking around with Nicole and Paris in the scene. But they were photographed with Danny Pellegrino, which I love for him. I love Danny Pellegrino. I'm so curious about how all that goes down because he's a Midwestern boy. And then also they were spotted in a Walmart as of today on scooters shopping around Walmart somewhere. So I don't know what this is going to be, but it seems like they're leaning into the simple life of our youth and doing mundane middle America tasks and things. So I'm into it. A lot more leaks from the simple life reboot production than I was expecting, I have to say. When I saw the sonic pictures, I got a little nervous because the production value looks very high. And it might just be that I am remembering, you know, watching the original simple life on a fat backed TV in my living room. So the clarity wasn't that good. So even just like seeing an iPhone picture of this is going to be better production. But I just, I want that original spark to be there. And there's something about the high production value that's making me a little nervous turning you off. Maybe a little turning me on it. Maybe a little bit of sepia or something. Like, yeah, this makes us look poor. Who knows? Yeah, put it put it in sepia put whatever they put on that white lotus trailer that just got released. I'm going to be watching because I love these two. And I love that they're back together. And I'm going to come in with an open heart and an open mind. But if they say anything bad about sonic, I will scream. What's crazy is that the simple life production is getting leaked. What we cannot get a straight answer on is, and you know, so sorry to tread on jam sessions toes here. But we we've got the we've got the timing on this record. Is that we can't get an answer on what's going on with bin athlek and J.Lo seems like there's trouble in paradise. A lot of or non paradise. A lot of rumors, a lot of discussion that they will be getting divorced. And I it really felt this week like bin athlek basically confirmed it by coming out, looking more divorced than anyone has ever looked. Did you see this photo of bin athlek that went viral this week? Chelsea. Of course I did. The hair, the jacket, the was it red jelly peppers, logo tea, the sung the sunglass and the like the faux hawk is really what what did it end for me? Um, he looks he always looks sad or confused. He never looks like um like happy to be here. Well, he's had more midlife crises than anyone who's just now getting to their midlife has has ever had bin athlek has a lot of emotions and this look but he just he gives so much. He gives so much fodder and for him to come out looking like this, for me, it's partially the haircut, which I feel like we've never really seen on him and everyone knows you change your hair when you're having a big change in your life. Yeah, the jacket is also like an actual motorcycle riding jacket. So it has like rubber shoulders. Um, which kind of make him look like Batman in the bin athlek version of Batman. So very broad shoulders. Jennifer Lopez did not let him leave the house like this who not for nothing is also out on her Instagram posting little swimsuit pics, which is also pretty recently divorced behavior. So there's just like there's a lot going around that this divorce might really be finalized. And as you may recall, the last time bin athlek had a major split in his life. He got his entire back tattooed with a phoenix. So you really never know what to expect when he's going through it. I'm glad he went with something less permanent this time around. Um, because that back that we know about. Yeah, gosh, that's a thing. But we didn't talk about it. What were your thoughts on J. Lo's 55th Bridgerton themed birthday party? I thought she looked beautiful. Like, I like, I liked it. It seemed like weird timing to do a Bridgerton themed anything. It's like, yeah, we're still watching and enjoying Bridgerton. But we're not really, it's not like the hottest ticket in town. But that's so J. Lo. It's so J. Lo. I think it's a little cringe. Um, and not to be an ageist or anything, but Bridgerton is somewhat of a like young adult type thing. I don't know. I think all ages are watching Bridgerton. But to be 55 and dress up and do a full themed party of Bridgerton just feels a little like Disney. Are you it? That's true. It does feel Disney adult, which was a new twist for Jennifer Lopez. Like, it just seemed so random. Yeah, like it just, oh, like, I would have preferred her on a yacht. And as she always is, but maybe that's why she needed to switch it up. Who knows? I don't know. I think she saw that dress and she said, I need a reason to wear that dress because when you are going through it, you need to look hot all the time and you need to get that hotness out to the people. And Jennifer Lopez is doing that. And Ben Affleck is doing something. He's getting something to the people. Ben needs to he needs. God bless the both of them. I hope they're happy with whatever it is that's going on between them. But I also hope they would tell us so that we can start. They are not happy, but I hope that they will be. And I hope that they wear as many red hot chili pepper t-shirts as they need to to get there. Let me tell you why I'm happy here at the end of this week. We got a real juicy nugget and it's time to turn to conspiracy corner. We both seemed to discover this at about the same time. I basically woke up this morning and no one was talking about anything else, but the it ends with us drama. It ends with us is a Colleen Hoover novel. I am not a Colleen Hoover girly, but I know that she has a great legion of fans. She also has a legion of haters. She's a pretty divisive author. It ends with us is being made or has been made into a movie starring Blake Lively and directed by Justin Belldoni. And I've had eyes on it. It's not a book that I've read, but I have been tracking this narrative. The movie comes out tomorrow. The main thing that I knew about it, leading up to its premiere this Friday, is that Blake Lively is wearing the most insane outfits you've ever seen in this movie. And there was some, I guess, drama, a little uproar around the casting of this movie. Justin Belldoni, the director, also stars as the one of the love interests, who also turns out to be the villain. It is a story about domestic abuse that Colleen Hoover, I believe, based on her own mother's story and her childhood dealing with domestic abuse. The characters are a lot younger in the book. So they're like in their 20s. So they've been greatly aged up, which they could have done for many reasons. But making a movie out of a book is tough work. People are going to be mad about a lot of things. And I haven't read it, but I have done a little research. And I think that the character whose name is, do you know the main character's name in this story, the book and movie? I absolutely know nothing about the book or the movie up until earlier this week. I too, like you have seen the photos of the strange costumes. I slowly learned that Blake Lively's character works out of like a flower shop. And then today I found out that there was a dark layer of domestic abuse in it, which completely blew my mind because I thought this was a love triangle story that was beautiful and lovey and all this stuff. So my mind is blown by all of this. I am not a Colleen Hoover reader, not to pit women in literature against each other. I like Taylor Jenkins' reads books a little bit better. And I'm looking forward to the seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo to be made into a film. But yes, I don't know too much about it. And I assume from what I'm learning in the drums about it all that since Blake and Blake Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds funded this movie together, I feel like she put herself in for the role of the lead and is why it's leaning older as opposed to how the books are based off of younger characters. That's just my assumption about it because yes, as people who have read the books when the casting came out, their opinions of the casting was disappointment and confusion. Well, I did see a theory for Colleen Hoover explaining the aging up of these characters. And she was like, well, I did make the character who Justin Baldoni plays a neurosurgeon. And in the book, the the main female character is like 23 and the neurosurgeon character is 30. And she's like, so that's a whoopsy on my part, because like no one's a neurosurgeon by the time they're 30, which is just, you know, can relate to like fully publishing something and then be like, that is a wrong piece anatomy. They are sure. Yeah, Hollywood neurosurgeons can be whatever they want. Yeah, you are correct that she works at a flower shop. You are missing part of the story, which is that she owns and runs a steam punk flower shop in the book. And her name is Lily Blossom Bloom. Oh, Lily Bloom for short. Yes, I did see that. Her first and last name are Lily Bloom, which is so typical romcom, you know, or romantic story, which is like, why yes, this layer of domestic abuse is kind of a surprise for anyone who's just like lightly following this or just seeing like lively wearing low slung jeans over plaid boxers in some of the like leaked photos from set. So this is what I knew about the movie. I was basically, you know, probably planning to see it. It had its like big Hollywood premiere last night, which is when things really start to get interesting, because people had already been noticing that Justin Baldoni, who I only know from Jane the Virgin, I didn't know that he was directing now. But he, you know, got the Colleen Hoover stamp of approval to direct this and also to co-star in it. The main players, including Colleen Hoover, have all been out there on the press circuit, doing interviews, doing nighttime shows. And Justin Baldoni hasn't been with them in any interviews. He's only done stuff by himself. He's completely separated from the rest of the group, which is very unusual. At the premiere, he's there. He doesn't take any photos with the rest of the cast or crew. The film is introduced at the premiere by Colleen Hoover and Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni, nowhere to be found. But I think what really made this story take off of like, is this a don't worry, darling situation? What's going on? Is everyone mad at Justin Baldoni? If they are, why did he do an Olivia Wilde? Who's right and who's wrong in this scenario is because today a clip comes out from the premiere red carpet where Jenny Slate did not know that Jenny Slate was in this movie until now is asked a question about what it was like to work with Justin when he was wearing these multiple hats as a director and a star. And in an absolute PR or master class, she completely redirects the question, but she doesn't answer it. And it's definitely on purpose. She basically says, "Oh, I can't imagine that so intense to have to do that. It made me realize I don't ever want to do that. I just like being an actor, which is like also, I think not true." Like Jenny Slate is also a writer. Yeah, she says it in her either. She redirects really well, but like I don't think that's true. And yeah, like lie to get out of a question, no problem, but it's like interesting to hear her say that. But she completely redirects and basically does everything she can seemingly to not say anything bad about him. So she doesn't say anything at all. And all of a sudden, this sort of like what's going on is like, "Oh, something's going on. There's fire under this smoke if even Jenny Slate is like not even willing to talk about the director of this movie." Yeah, I feel it's but it's like so crazy because it's also just like, "What the fuck is it?" And it also just like begs like is this PR? Like I saw someone's theory. I don't know if it was a article that I've read, but that like because he's the bad guy in the film, they want to like portray him as a bad guy in the dress or something. But that also, I don't follow Justin Baldoni that much. Like I too know him from Jane the Virgin, and I watched that show back when it came on, but I wasn't like, like I wasn't so obsessed with him that I followed him after the fact. So like, but I do feel like that would go against his like good guy image that he has. But I have seen stuff where it's starting to make me think that there is some kind of creative difference that has happened. And one of the things being that Blake mentions Ryan Reynolds, her husband, wrote, I guess, a pivotal scene in the movie. Yes, I thought, did I bookmark it? Which is weird. Like, yeah, I saw it. Like that he writes this rooftop scene, which is like when she gets to know the sort of eventually to be revealed bad guy. Why is Ryan Reynolds writing that? Okay, yes. Like, and I was just like, like, I tried to make it sound like, you know, like, I work on his projects and he works on my projects and stuff like that. But I was just like, um, you like go away, Ryan Reynolds, like, like, likely do this herself. Um, there's, there's writers. A lot of writers do it themselves. Like, you don't need to be writing. He doesn't need to be involved in everything. And I don't know what like Ryan Reynolds kind of gives me the dick. I just, I've never watched a Deadpool. I don't love him. I like her, but like, him with her, like, annoys me, like, go away, like, like, likely be her. Right. And so this drama is coming at an interesting time because Ryan Reynolds currently has the biggest movie in the world in Deadpool. And there's been this real, like, you know, there have been several tweets that have gone viral that are basically just like, but we all agree that Ryan Reynolds is annoying, right? Like, there's this real narrative around disliking Ryan Reynolds right now. A lot of less vocal people like Ryan Reynolds, like, you know, it's so funny to be like, so deep in pop culture sometimes. And then like, yesterday I saw my very occasional trainer and he was like, yeah, I saw Deadpool over the weekend. It was great. I really liked it. End of sentence, you know, like no drama around like, is this ruining Marvel? Like, Ryan Reynolds is an annoying try hard. He doesn't have any talent. You know, he was just like, yes, I saw Deadpool and I enjoyed it. And like many people consume pop culture in that very normal way. But now his wife, Blake Lively, is set to like maybe, you know, kick him out of that top spot with her movies. They are this power couple. And with power is always going to come a turnaround. There's also started to be a turnaround kind of online this week around like, is Blake Lively actually stylish? Or are we remembering her as Serena van der Woodson and from a simple plan? Like, is she herself? She's definitely had, you know, some great looks. Doesn't she style herself? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, her whole premiere was a talk, like a crime against humanity. And she looked okay by herself, but her and Gigi had did photograph together, like literally made me want to vomit, catch up and muster next. Like, I couldn't. I hated it so much. And I like, two beautiful people looking ugly or like, as like, I just I don't get it. But she did look stunning, beautiful, stunning, and iconic at the ends with us premiere and the Britney Spears risache dress, which was like a scene stealer. So she looked great at that. But yeah. But then like, the true conspiracy theorists are being like, did she wear the Britney Spears gown to distract from what is obviously going on with Justin Belldonians? Like, well, no, she got fitted for that dress probably months ago, so probably not. But you basically, in so far, I mean, this is a, this is a developing story that we are absolutely never going to get an answer on. But we're going to keep trying at it. And I mean, when you look back at Don't Worry Darling, which is, you know, that press run is one of the highlights of my life. Like, there was absolutely fire where there was smoke. Like, it wasn't just, you know, it kind of started like a conspiracy theory. Yeah. But no, like, stuff was happening on set. Florence Pugh was upset with Olivia Wilde. It seemed ultimately seemed like Olivia Wilde was in the wrong. And so, but right now, as we're tracking it, you kind of either fall into, you kind of have to make a decision. Do you think that Blake Lively and sort of Ryan Reynolds over inserted themselves in this movie and made it like, you know, a poor working condition for this director and co-star or has he done something really bad that would like make these so once people started really diving into it, a few other factoids turned up. One is that a bunch of people from the cast who were seemingly following him beforehand, no longer follow him on social media. I think the only person who still follows him is Hassan Minaj. And I'm just like, I'm trapped like if Hassan Minaj unfollows him, it's going to be big. And then the other thing that I find most suspicious sort, I mean, it's so random, but is that his, he has had like a long time podcast host. Yeah. And she was at the premiere and she didn't post anything about him. She only posted really glowing things about Blake Lively, which is strange. It's strange. I was, I'm inclined to think that Blake and Ryan over inserted themselves just because I don't like Ryan Reynolds. And I could see him being like an annoying overseer in that way. However, that kind of gets debunked with everyone else falling in line with them. So, but like maybe they did overstep and but people agreed more so with their creative, I guess, inclinations and Justin didn't like it and whatever. I don't know. It's messy. I think what was so fun about Don't Worry Darling is that we actually got like insight as to where this all how and why Florence Pugh and Olivia Wilde didn't get along. I don't feel confident that we will find the source of of this conflict. I'm not giving up. I think there are enough messy people in this cast and people are interested enough. And you know, I don't know a lot about the Colleen Hoover world. I know that it is passionate. And I think that like if anyone is maybe going to figure something out, it might be Colleen Hoover fans. I've also seen a lot of theorizing that like Blake Lively wants to direct the sequel. And so they were kind of like using, you know, their power to like push Justin out of this, you know, franchise. And so he's just kind of going. I think like my favorite theory is just that he saw how bad the movie is and was like, I will be I will be stepping out. But for no one, the creative differences would have to be so big for no one to to take a photo. There are no Getty images. So that's why it makes me think like it has to be more so something of like a behavioral thing that happened on set or something. I don't know. He it's a mystery. It's a mystery. And I'm going to be tracking it. And if anyone gets any dirt, please send it to me. Okay, well, this is going to take up the rest of my weekend because it is a very developing story. So I will be on watch. But before we wrap up, what you teased it earlier, what have you been obsessed with this week? So definitely the Olympics, but my favorite thing that I've been seeing online regarding the Olympics has been these amateur athletes showing their videos of themselves, whether it be from childhood or even some recent, with the caption saying, unfortunately, I did not qualify for the 2024 Olympics. And proceeding in the video, them doing something extremely dumb and unathletic and whatever choice of sport they're in. So I've seen some gymnasts on a balance beam, like really like forcing themselves to go and then falling off the beam, a diver. This one was funny, trying to do a backflip into the pool, but literally just like falling straight backwards. My favorite, another favorite of mine, it was a young girl playing volleyball and trying to underhand serve and continuously like warming up her arm maybe like 20 times before she finally hits the ball. And it literally just like falls out of her hand. It doesn't even like get any up to it. But the one that went it all was my queen, SUNY Lee. I've really fallen in love with this cute little girl. She's not a girl, she's a grown woman. But she, her and Simone fell off the balance bean and the individual finals for the balance bean. And her version was unfortunately, I was selected to the Olympics and we see her do her thing on the thing. And then she falls on the bean, which honestly looked so painful. It was just a straight like private thing. And she falls off the bean and it just was so funny. And I loved a queen that can make fun of herself. And especially like the highest point of your career to be at the Olympics. And you can just be like, yeah, fuck that one up. So love SUNY and love that trend. Like I keep feeding it to me TikTok because it's like I laugh out loud every time I see someone do something stupid. It has been very fun. And it's like, I really relate because I'm always like, how do you learn to do the parallel bars? Like, how do you get that good at it? Because like, making a mistake on that is so monumental. Like watching people ding, ding, ding, ding, back and forth between those parallel bars when they mess up. I just, I don't understand. But it is very fun to watch. Also, Chelsea, were you saying balance bean? Oh, is it a beam? It's a beam. Yes, I was saying balance bean. You were saying balance bean. Yeah, yeah, I was. Yeah. Do you know that it's called balance beam? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But balance bean sounds better. Does it? It's easier. Sometimes it's just easier if you just change the words. Okay. As we say goodbye to the balance bean and to the Olympics, I do want to give us something future facing to get excited about. And I've been looking forward to this for weeks. Some of the content is already there, but that is that Bama Rush is about to start in a few days time. And that means Bama Rush TikTok is starting. Obviously, we already have a lot of the sororities prepping and doing their dances, their backhand springs seems to be like a big part of being in a sorority now is being able to do a backhand spring. Go to the Olympics. I've already been watching, you know, the gals get their go bags, their rush bags together, but we're really about to get into the content trenches with Bama Rush, which honestly is like something I've always tracked, but I kind of want to track it a little more. So if anyone has any hot tips on who I should be watching this season of Bama Rush, I'm interested in other colleges as well. But obviously, Bama does it biggest. I'm just, I'm just pretty excited for TikTok this week. Yeah, I love, actually, I don't love, I like, it's a bittersweet relationship with the Bama Rush stuff. It takes me back to my sorority days. I went to a small sorority, not in the south. It was nothing like what these girls do. However, learning cheers and clapping your hands and doing door rushes is something that trauma bonds me with my sisters forever. So watching Bama Rush is kind of funny to me. It's also crazy because like literally, I think of my rush experience and I wear my Holosur jeans and a, probably my Holosur tank top because I worked at the store. Like the way these girls are just like, and I'm wearing my shoes. Our Paloma is my dress is from Love Shack Fancy. And then these earrings are from Francesca's. And my jewelry is pretty much the same as ours. Lily Pulitzer dress and this and that and I love like, and I'm looking it up and I'm like, how's this girl have enough money to buy a $500 bracelet for David Yerman? My sunglasses are gucci and my shoes are Steve Madden. They are always. She's the rainbow. I was like, like, it's just like literally was a different time, Chelsea. I did. I saw a TikTok of a millennial who was like, I was, you know, in a sorority from 2007 to 2011. And these are my outfits. And I was like, yeah, those were my outfits too. I was also. I was. Oh, yeah, you got that bubble necklace, baby. You got a denim skirt with an inexplicable dart in it. There's probably a rhinestone. Don't talk about Peplem on this podcast. Chelsea, I'm not emotionally ready for that. Not emotionally ready to revisit the Peplem conversation. And what sorority were you in? Kappa Delta. Ah, I'm a Sigma Kappa. Look at us little Greek sisters. Hey, or Panhellenic. We're now a Panhellenic podcast. Oh, well, yeah, just what the ringer's been looking for. This is a light. This is a light here. I will be asking you to introduce your outfit on Mike and all of your jewelry next week. But until then, thanks for listening with us and obsessing. We will see you back here next week. Thank you, Sasha. Thank you, Chelsea. Bye. This episode is brought to you by State Farm. 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