Mojo In The Morning
Dirty 3: Olivia Rodrigo Fans Fuming Over Her Stanley Tumbler
- This is the Mojo in the Morning podcast, powered by Michigan Auto Law. Autoaccident attorneys. Visit autolaw.com. - That's autolaw.com. - Mojo in the morning's dirty on the 30. - Oh, my heart rate has just been raised a little bit. - Why? - Because I was listening to Shabuzzi. (laughing) - Be careful. - I don't know what it is. - I know, I'm gonna hold on a second here. - All right, what do we got in this hour's dirty on the 30? - Okay, so we've got some more Stanley Cup chaos to talk about. - Stanley Cup chaos. - And this time Olivia Rodrigo is to blame. Her fans were left fuming this week after being unable to buy her special edition Purple Star Stanley Cup. - All of that Stanley Cup. I thought it was like-- - Yes, because of the website crashing, by the way, this thing, and I'm not a Stanley fan, but it's a pretty cute little Stanley. She just collaborated with Stanley to launch this Good for You Quencher H2O tumbler, the price tag, $55. But fans, it was kind of interesting how they did it. You had 24 hours to enter a lottery to buy up to two Stanley's per person. So you had to be selected for the lottery, and then you were able to purchase a Stanley or two, but there were all sorts of technical difficulties, people trying to get through, people having their credit card ready, and their credit card's not being accepted, the website crashing, and people were just pissed. So they went and flooded Stanley's social media with comments like, "This is now war," another says, "What a joke I've been trying to get "on the list for the past two hours. "It keeps declining all my credit cards. "I'm done, I don't even care anymore in all caps." - It's like a sneaker game. - I'm shocked about it. - Yes. - Do you think that the celebrities have like the worst, like it could be bad for them to have certain things like this where the fans get too pissed off? Like it almost, it doesn't benefit them. Because now people are mad at them over the thing. - I don't know, her crumble cookie was amazing. - Didn't sell as fast as this is, Salen? - Remember, did you take a crumble cookie boy? - It was really good. - I was like, it's one of two things. I either get really angry at the artist for not like maybe using the most reliable company or going with a different option instead of something that's good for the fans, versus look at what happened with Taylor Swift and kick it faster. Sometimes you can get your fans to rally behind something and then change the system for the better for all. - Yeah, hopefully people just recognize it's not her fault. - No. - You know what I mean? - Right, right. - Since that fatal shooting tragically happened on the set of the movie Rust, Alec Baldwin has been adamant that he did not pull the trigger on the gun that launched the bullet, killing, tragically killing, cinematographer, Helena Hutchins. But in his opening statement yesterday, Alex, attorney, Alex, Spiro acknowledged for the very first time ever, I think, that Alec may have pulled the trigger. However, he argued that would not make him criminally negligent. He's not a killer. Spiro said, quote, on a movie set, you're allowed to pull the trigger, even if he intentionally pulled the trigger that does not make him guilty of homicide. Now, I think this threw the prosecution for a loop because that was the whole point of their testimony to prove that Alec pulled the trigger and then the defense came out right away to say, well, yeah, he may have pulled it, but the intention was not there. The defense will also argue that an FBI examiner needlessly destroyed the gun during the investigation, making it impossible to know with certainty that it was even functioning normally in the first place. Katy Perry announcing the release date of her sixth album, 143. Anybody have a pager back in the day, Beeper? - I did not, but apparently that was the phrase for I love you. - Yeah, so that album set for release on September 20th, if you're at night. - Instagram live yesterday, basically playing the, I won't say the whole album, but she play like six or seven songs. - What? Are we world debuting her song, her new song tonight? - We are here. - Did I hear that? - Tomorrow morning, we'll have it for you, yes. - Mm-hmm, night and night at seven o'clock. - Okay, that's it. - At seven o'clock. - On the dead. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Good job, done. - It's good. - All right. - I actually was choking. Your joke wasn't that funny, but I mean it was. - That's not a joke, that's Usher. - Okay. - Usher, baby. - He's very serious about his Usher. - And people on TikTok are admitting to going for her a walk after dinner only to release their farts. They're being dubbed fart walks. - Right. - An expert say this is actually a really good idea. The purpose of a fart walk is to start the digestive process and relieve bloating gas or the sensation of like a brick sitting in your stomach because you ate so much. - Yeah. - 10 to 20 minutes, you are good to go. And the evidence is there that yes, walking can aid digestion. Regular exercise has a positive effect on bowel movements and it doesn't need to be, you go into the gym for three hours, just light walking. Again, for 10 to 20 minutes, let some farts out in the process. You're gonna feel a whole lot better and your food is gonna digest a lot faster. - Dude, that's not what you wanted. - Walking and fart. - Walking. - I got one in a garden. - I got one in a garden. - I've actually farted this one. - Now. - Okay, go to the bathroom. - I'm gonna go to a walk soon as we go to a break. - For all of today's dirty check out the- - Community. - Podcasts on the free I Heart Radio app or go to winning.com. Oh my god. 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