Bald, Blue, Glowing-Dong Representation on TV with Trixie and Katya
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We are in, how you say, paradise. Girl, girl, lady, we are in America, hunty. USA. Girl, no offense to everywhere in the world, but after 35 days, I was in the immigration line. I've never been so enthusiastic about the states in my life. I was literally, the customs people, I was like...

All the way. I was like lunatic. You're like, what are you doing in town? You're like, I was that person from the Capitol. Yeah. The face paint, the Braveheart guy. Yeah. Girl, we gotta talk. We have to talk about Watchmen. Oh, have you finished it? Mary? It's perfect. Right? Worked my pussy. This was my pussy. This was Watchmen. Oh,

- Yeah, she got you together. She got you together. - When we talk about storytelling, when we talk about acting, when we talk about allegory, when we talk about- - Current events. - Giving an opportunity to look in the mirror as a human species. - Yeah, we talk about critique of society. - When we talk about a show that is not afraid to tell the viewer that considering the sins of your people, your history is dismissive and it's all

Everything that's ever happened that's violent and bad is still now. Yeah. Right. Inheriting trauma. Trauma. Girl, it was already good. And like, here's the thing. First episode, I was like,

Where are the superheroes? Right. Yes. I didn't, I never seen a watch man. I didn't know that these people don't have superheroes. No, they're not. I didn't know that they weren't. No, I didn't know they were just masked, masked vigilantes. Yes. Drag queens are masked vigilantes. Well, I wish most of them would wear masks because they're very ugly. And they usually are the ones who need to be crime fought. Dogs with capes who need to save themselves. Superman would beat the shit out of a drag queen.

I don't think Superman would even bother. Yeah. I think he'd be like, oh, that poor thing. I'll just leave her alone. Girl, my jaw, my jaw. Spoilers. Oh, yeah, sure. When Dr. Manhattan entered the chat, my jaw. Where'd it go? Where'd it go? The jaw. It was like the scene.

Where Regina King pulls out his little thing and she starts glowing blue and you realize he was Dr. Manhattan this whole time. I know when she says, I'm sorry, John, and hacks that thing right out of his forehead. You're like, what in the world is going on here? Girl, when he was like, my name's not John. And she's like, girl, yes, it is. It's like, I'm gonna let you know who you really are. The giant blue dildo. Jean Smart. Jean Smart with the giant blue dildo.

She is worth it. I know in the, in the balls to those big old big balls. I don't know where those were going. Maybe up the butt. I don't know. So are we, but we've all seen Dr. Manhattan naked. It wasn't that big. No, no, no, no. So it previously it was.

So this new little guy, this is a new thing. A new storyline. But he used to be Mr. Big. Yeah, big. Mr. Big. And just like that. Glowing blue. Yeah. Also bald representation. Hello. And gorgeous. Sexy. How about the Senator Keene? Senator Keene, who took off his head, those panties at the end was liquefied. I would root around in his rummage sale. Girl. Yeah. Girl. Those panties are ridiculous. Yeah. Yeah.

I thought he was going to get Dr. Manhattan's powers. Oh no. I love that he was just squirt ketchup. When Ms. True comes through and goes, oh, radioactive, it'll melt you every time. I mean, I don't know what he was thinking. She was so fierce. I was a little, I would, you know. Let's discuss bowl cuts. Chic bowl cuts. MIT. She's giving that speech. She said, when I was 15, I graduated from MIT. Four years later, I bought it. Yeah.

Work, bitch. It's so fierce. Excellence. And then I watched, I finished it and then I watched The Watchmen. Listen. The movie? I ate so much wheat and finished The Watchmen series like this.

So I was half hearing it, drifting in and out of, I myself was living like Dr. Manhattan. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Nothing was past, present, and future. It was all together. All together. I watched the film of Dr. Watchman. Yeah. Do you like it? I didn't love it. I mean, the series was superb. Superb. The opening credits of the movie though,

All these snapshots of like through history of these superheroes being excited that the universe loves them and then flop their flop era. I don't know if it's good to go beat people up based on what you think justice is. I think that's what the show did a good job talking about. Yeah. I mean, police are rotten. You know, police are rotten. And the policemen covering their faces. I know. Because of...

Police being target, I mean. - Yeah. - A show that wasn't afraid to make a villain white supremacy. - How about The Chair? Mary Kay placing The Chair?

- With Jean Smart, Mary Kay Letourneau? - No, no, no. Don Johnson's wife. Do you know what I'm talking about? The chair, the trap door chair. - You know who she was? - Love it. - Who? - Rose's mom from Titanic. - Yes, yes. Was that Mary Kay Place? I feel like her name is- - Letourneau. - It's not Mary Kay Letourneau. - Who's Mary Kay Letourneau? - The woman who had sex with her student. Went to jail. - Oh, yeah, it's not her. I checked into it. - It's not her. - It's not her. I'm gonna look it up. - The people have a right to know. - They have a right to know. I loved her so much.

But that series worked me out. Everybody at Watchmen, I know that I'm about two years behind, three years behind. Yeah. Well, whatever. I remember the billboards in LA and I remember being like, whatever, another superhero thing. Yeah. Girl. Here's the wonderful thing about TV shows that, especially ones that had no enough to pull back and restrain themselves from creating flop seasons. It'll be there forever. Watch it. Catch it. Anytime. The episode, maybe it's the last one where...

it's all these timelines overlapping the way he experiences time. Like he's on his first date with her. He's like, Oh, we're only going to last 10 years and then we're going to break up. And then, yeah. Could you date somebody who knew everything? Absolutely. I want Dr. Manhattan to fuck me. I think everybody does. I want a man who absolutely knows the tea. He knows the tea. He's got that glow. David can't change a tire. Absolutely.

And Dr. Manhattan can see the future. And also he can what? Just boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. David, if you're watching this, you need to put yourself in a radioactive whatever and blow yourself up. Do yourself a favor. Catch some radioactive vibes and go to Mars or what have you. And come over and lay me out with that big blue glowing dick. Big blue dong. That actor was so fucking gorgeous. Yeah, yeah. How about when he strolled up in a little Adrian's little Antarctic lair with no panties on and I said, oh, let me just rewind that. Oh, let me just rewind that again. Adrian.

Jeremy Irons, so good. He should have won an Emmy. The original Hooded Justice painting himself white because the only way somebody could accept vast vigilantism is if they thought it was a white person. Yeah. Girl. The racist tea was scalding hot critiques. Yeah, it's good. It's really, really good. I don't consider myself somebody who harbors racism, but when a show like that can even further deepen your empathy, when you consider yourself already a very empathetic person. Sure, sure.

Unbelievable. Fucking unbelievable. Taking all that. Would you take your grandpa's nostalgia? I don't think so. I don't think so. My grandpa was a plumber. It would have been a lot of flashbacks to just feces. Yeah. Pharmacists were like, can I have my prescription? Yeah. Not interesting. What about, what about, oh, I loved, I love Lady True. I was, I guess it was a good, like kind of, I mean, I made sense that she wrapped up like an egomaniac. Yeah.

you know, that she was just going to be like a, an out of control lunatic. Well, it was, she was like her dad, right? Anybody that's smart is going to be like self-serving and they're going to believe that their way is the best way. Yeah. So, so fierce though. I just love, I love how smart and how amazing she was. And I love her. It makes me want to be smart. Is it too late? I think it's way too late. I'm one handed. One of more people have powers. On the other hand, it was a little like Batman where I'm like, Oh, these people who just are exceptionally smart or exceptionally strong are

It's kind of more exciting when these superheroes are just human beings. And also when you have one who's like, ba-ba-ba-bow, girl. You know that they all go to bed mad that they're not Dr. Manhattan. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Dr. Manhattan. I would be like... Oh, so it's more like a realistic Superman. Like if you can do anything, if you are the superhuman being, you are a god. Yeah. You are a god. Absolutely. Yeah. You are a god and you should say it. Girl...

The idea that Dr. Manhattan just went to Vietnam and just fried a bunch of people. Girl. The alternative timeline was so fascinating. Robert Redford as the president. Mary Nixon in his fifth term.

Oh, wow. Yeah. The alternative history was fierce. I love that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The Red Furations or whatever. Girl. It's fascinating. It's really cool. I like that. I really like that kind of setup because it grounds the place in something real, but also something fantastic. I'd love to discover a show long after everyone cared about it. No, people still care about it. They do. Yeah, because it's a perfect show. It's a perfect series. You know that Miss Regina walked away from that gig like...

Well, I shitted on y'all. Good luck ever making anything ever again. She let them know. Yeah. Jean Smart in that phone booth. Tears. Tears. So she's telling the joke about what happened to all the people. Yeah. I also, I wish I would have seen the movie first. Why? Because the movie is all of those characters younger. Oh, right, right, right. Oh, what's her name? That hot bitch as Silk Spectre. Yes. Why is Ozymandias in this like prison situation?

Cause he's going to drop the squid. Adrian didn't know that. Yeah. Oh, you didn't, but they explained that kind of, but I would have loved to see the film. Okay. And I don't remember them dropping that squid in the movie or like the Jean smart character. They reference her having been a masked vigilante. Yeah. I don't know who she was. Yeah. She's so fierce, fierce, so fucking fierce. I want that woman. What do you want her to do? I want her to have all the good feelings possible in this lifetime.

Don't get too passionate. She's so good in hacks. Eden and I are actually trying to write a screenplay version of, it's called Have a Great Summer, Hags, where it involves basically like hacks, except it's me and her, a drag queen who's like 40 and gay on the road with a young assistant. It's more gritty. It's like a crime. It's more of a true crime. Yeah, it's like- Waiting to happen. Yeah.

It's the story of a murder suit. It's the act. No, but we have all these fun things. I think it would be funny if there's all these little comedic hiccups. You know in comedy when something goes wrong and it's funny? Hmm.

I've never had anything go wrong. But I think it'd be funny if like there was a famous carjacker that Eden looked like exactly alike. And every time she was about to get laid or everybody, she was about to do something. She gets like tackled by the FBI or every time she goes to like get in her own car. Yeah. Like she's doing it again. Yeah. Totally. Like, you know, she's always on the, the, the gas station TVs and stuff. Wanted deadly carjacker. Yeah. Would you ever do crime? I have done and I will continue to do crime. Yes. Yeah.

I think the crime is lovely. I just think it's interesting that people do crime and think they won't get caught. However, so many people don't get caught. But here's the thing. All these people up top, they're doing crimes every day all the time. Crimes of the future. Totally. They're doing crimes of the future. They're tattooing their organs. Okay. That's the thing. That's crime up there, not paying your taxes. That's crime. Guess what they get? They don't go to jail. Nothing happens. People should pay their taxes. And you know what else? Rich people should pay more.

Not just the same amount. Fucking more. Yeah, a lot. Fucking more. There should be a maximum wealth. Don't you think? You and I make more money than a lot of people. I make $15 an hour. If they said, because you make this, we need to charge you more.

If you make a million dollars a year. Yeah. You should, how much do you think you should give away? Twice as much as normal people, at least. Yes. But here I'm going to say, please, on that note, let's have some social services available. That's what I'm saying. That extra tax money, rich should pay more and that should go to things like, I don't know, hospitals, not businesses, not just the government to use as they, as they choose. Cause then it can go to military. Yeah. Yeah.

You know, the military budget is so wild. 15 bucks. 17. I think it went up to 17. No, it's almost a trillion dollars. And that's the one thing Democrats and Republicans agree on. Nobody talks about fund the military. I don't agree on it. No, no, no, no, no. I'm talking about the Democrats and the Republicans in office. It's so complicated. They've always, always agreed on it. What are you supposed to do when like Russia's actively...

taking over other countries and acting foolish, are we supposed to just not be prepared for adversity in the future?

I don't, I'm not supporting the military, but I'm saying like, I get what these people are saying. We need defense. Well, it's, it's a very, it's a very simple and seductive in argument. Like we don't though. We don't, we don't, we don't need all that. They need a gun because for what? We don't need all that. We don't fight at wars. Also, we don't fight wars here. We like computer game them in other places. You know, it's crazy. Don't come here.

I'm going to move to New Zealand. I'm going to move to New Zealand, I think. It was beautiful. New Zealand was, I'm going to say this, Hobart, I was like, I could stay here. Well, we also had very good hotel rooms. I wanted to live in that hotel room. It was spacious. I wanted to live. I took three baths. I think we were there for about 14 hours. I had sex with a personal trainer and then he asked me to take a picture afterward.

So that was the last. Oh, a picture of you? Of us together. Like a selfie. Because he was a fan. I didn't know he was. I don't know. Sex is canceled. What do you mean you don't know? I don't know if he was a fan. He just wanted to take a picture as a memento? Well, when you're famous for something, but you don't live in LA, sometimes people just want a picture of someone they think is famous. Okay. So that's when sex was canceled. Sex has been canceled. Sex is actually canceled. Sex with my boyfriend?

But sex in general is canceled. Yeah. Sex on the road is canceled or is tired. Sex with your boyfriend is wired. Well, Dave and I have been seeing each other so little that when we do see each other, we absolutely have sex because it's always been like a month. Yeah. And then it's like, that's great. So what did, help me understand this like thing where people know who we are. Girl. And they don't say it. And I, I,

Well, how in depth do you want to go? Because you and I recently experienced a very- No, let's not talk about that. Chilling situation. No. The thing is, if you're going to have sex with somebody from the television, it's just like knowing where they work. And just think of it that way. Okay. What do you mean by that? What do you mean by that? If you worked at Staples- Yeah.

I might ask you a couple of questions about it. I might relate, relate to it later, but I'm not going to fuck you because you work at Staples. Right. Right. I'm not going to constantly talk about Staples. I mean, right. You're like, wow, staple guns and then hole punches and then computer paper computers. Ask about people I work with at Staples. What are they like? You know, it's like, and then you see them a few weeks later hanging out with one of your coworkers from Staples or let's say you love Staples.

And by the way, great, great Staples plug. Let's say you love Staples and you know all the other employees of Staples and you're romantic with them too, but you don't say anything. You don't say anything. That's weird. It's weird. It's weird that you have these little homemade baseball cards of the Staples employees that you don't show anybody, but they sure do factor in in your little boudoir. Yeah. Just,

Be a person. I don't know. Well, anyway, so the hookup with straight guys, the only safe thing, it's the only safe thing. I hooked up with a guy who, well, no, I hooked up with a guy who did not know who I was, I think, but after eventually that's understandable. I haven't really been in much. I mean, a couple of little, you know, for a couple of little forays into reality television, nary a career make.

Well, you are a giant flop. Hamburger nary. Hamburger nary. Hamburger nary. But is he gay? No, he was. Yes, he was gay. Oh, I don't know. But identifying as gay. Right, right, right, right, right. Yeah, he was a gay man. If you fuck guys, but you have a straight life, I could see how they might not know. Absolutely. No, he was gay, gay, very gay. And then I think he said he was from Argentina, but he lived in New Zealand. And he said, ooh, celeb. Celeb.

He said, like he said, celeb. Celeb. He's like, so I was a celeb. Like he knew I was famous, but I think now he knows who I am. Celeb. French word for star, right? Yeah, but it's also like celebrity. I'm just... That's what I mean. The celebrity, the word. Yeah, yeah. Celeb. Celeb. Famous. I think star's vedette. Do you remember that word in French? Vedette? La vedette? No. Right. Once in a while...

I'll remember a word that I'm like, you will never use that. Why did you remember that? But then I'll forget things like proper noun. Yeah. Like he, they, or how to use like the future version of this verb. Okay. I'm like, that's useful. Yes. Why do I remember the word for this? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Not that. Do you keep a bunch of it? Just your French. Is it in there? Is it in there? It's in there. Well, now you've dropped me in the airport or in France. I'd be just fine. Yeah. Yeah.

Not like... You would be like, wow, this person's American and they took eight years of French. You wouldn't be like... Girl, do you live here? Are you an associate adjunct professor at the Sorbonne? Yeah. I probably talk like... I guess in the States, I always think if somebody...

In film or television, when somebody, English is their first language, they might make the character use some verbs incorrectly. Yes, sure. That would be me. Yeah, you're Emily in Paris. You're Emily in Paris. I'm Emily in Paris. Remember that shit? We got some good stuff coming up at Netflix that we get to watch. Oh, the circle or the square or the... We have to go in the circle. I think we should. If you think we should go in the circle, comment below. Let's take a break. Comment below, please. Comment below.

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We pretend to be a big, hot-titted blonde bitch. Or like a diesel dagger, works for the UN, brown teeth. Nobody's going to believe that somebody who works for the UN is on the circle. Curveball. Curveball. A spy from Africa.

Maybe we inflate. Like our character works at the Red Rainforest Cafe. Okay. But she's like, oh, I work at Rainforests. Oh, yeah, yeah. I work in the environment. Or like she sells bracelets on Etsy and she's like, I have a business. Yeah. Oh, how about this though? Speaking of that, a lot of people calling themselves entrepreneurs. Entrepreneur. And what are you entrepreneuring? Mary. Mary.

You thinking about building a website one day? That does not make you a CEO. Okay. Do you know what I mean? This is what's happening online, on social media, on dating apps. Small business. Yeah.

There's a few questions you got to ask, especially in the LA area about small businesses. Do you have rich parents? Yeah. Do you actually pay your rent? Yeah. Do you actually pay your rent? Have you got a healthy stipend from a wealthy benefactor? Somebody recently was talking about, I met some, I met somebody who was talking about their programs they do at a camp, like for adults to go to. Okay. And they were talking about like, you know, it was like,

Oh, they go to this camp and they, through these days, they do these work, these exercises that are like, you know, help them. I'm like, I'm going to stop you right there. Is it therapy? It's giving goop. It's giving unlicensed therapy goop. It's not perfect strangers. And I just, I don't want to say if your business isn't making money, it's not a real business. Cause let's say you do handicrafts and sell them on Etsy. That is a business. But for you to say,

I'm an entrepreneur. Like, yeah, get up and grind girl. That's what, you know, grind what up. And people also perceive small businesses like as exactly one size. Small business can mean anything from. Yeah. Huge. If you clean houses on the weekends, you're a small business, a one person business.

Technically. I mean, yeah, I guess you're right. Scaled all the way up to like, unless you're Kmart or some shit. Right. Unless you're a corporation, you are a small business. As a small, how would you define a small business? Is it just having being one location? I don't know. I don't know how you define it. Yeah. She brought a size 14.

She bought a size 14. By the way, we're in my new backyard. I haven't moved yet. We're just here. There's nothing in the house. I came to make sure no one was living out here. I took the tour and I'm going to tell you all at home without revealing any details. It is absolutely a bop. Bop or flop this house. It's a bop. It is. We have a lot of like

Furniture buying. Yeah, yeah. A lot of stuff to do. A lot of stuff to do. Look on the bright side. There are lots of little hidey holes for naked old people to just stand in. I'm telling you, when the lights go down, the naked oldies are coming out. Boom, right there by the bamboo. Boom, right in front of that. What do you think about a TV over there? I think naked old people...

I think that would be chic. That is the scariest part of predatory. Naked smiling people in the dark. Naked smileys in the dark.

Cause what are they smiling about? Payment. Oh, that's right. The devil come back to. Yeah. Are you wearing a new cologne? I am. Yeah. Steven got it. Steven got it for me. What is it? Um, it's called, uh, I don't remember. Diptych. Diptych. Oh yes. I know what you're talking about. Diptych. Dip your dick. Dip your, dip your dick in a turd. Girl. Do you want to recap the tour? Yes, I do.

Highlights, go. Oh, Hobart. Hobart. I thought it was beautiful. And the people there were like, yeah, nobody wants to come here, but when they do, they're like amazed by it. Yeah. So Hobart is lit. Honestly, most of the bigger cities I could take or leave. I don't care. Okay. I thought Christchurch was really pretty. Christchurch was the sleeper hit of the tour for me. The shopping in Sydney was turnt. We were staying right downtown right by the shopping. It was turnt. It was turnt. That Westfield, what was it? The shopping center. Westfield.

And that Aguilera. Not to be sheltered. I thought Westfield was just a small in Beverly Hills. I didn't realize it was a chain. No, I didn't either. But the Westfield Mall, which they do not say the word mall, but yeah. It was so, the shopping was fucking great. I told you when I went into Tiffany's, Tiffany, like breakfast at Tiffany's, the sales guy, he recognized me and then he recoiled in terror and then crouched on the floor.

That's service. I was like, he was like, oh, I screamed. And then I was like, oh, like going to, you know, going for a hug or something. He recoiled in terror and then crouched on the floor. And I was like famous to some people and I guess terrifying to others. Girl, that's the thing. It's we're, we're, we're famous to not most people, but the one person falls out.

Yeah, he fell out. He fell out. I'll never forget that all those kinds of like public interactions are really tickle me. These days they've been pretty normal or they've been pretty manageable. But when I was in Manchester a few years, three years ago, a girl saw me from and she was in a store. I was on the street. She saw me. She bolted out screaming at the top of her lungs and then grabbed my neck and screamed into my face. Did I tell you about the person who chased me with dogs?

- What? Dogs? - When we were in Boise, I was riding the belt line, the green line or whatever. And somebody with two giant like Marmaduke giant dogs was walking. - No, no, no. - And she started chasing me. I had my headphones in and I saw behind me two dogs chasing. And then when she finally caught me, she's like,

I was chasing you. And I said, yeah, I was running. Yeah, running away. I was running. Damn, I was chasing. He's like, I've been meaning to kill you. I know. I ran. I don't like that. No, I had a really, I'm not going to lie, not to sound ungrateful. The dates of this tour were really close together. The travel was arduous. Yeah. It was really hard. There was some venues with not enough air conditioning. It was a hard tour. One of the hardest tours of my life. Yeah, it was. In the beginning, there was a perfect...

storm of too much heat and like hip pain and just like general malaise that I cried when I came off stage once. Cried. I feel you. Yeah. But then, I don't know. You know, I think it takes, I think the lesson is that it takes 50 shows to figure out

If there can be air conditioning, I think you have to do 50 shows to be sure. And then I think around that 49, 40, 50th show, I think they let you have it. I think it's maybe a rite of passage. You can't not have air conditioning. Oh, I don't know. I don't understand. What are we talking about? I feel like it's, I feel like it's the simplest. This house is from the 1880s. Yeah. Essential air is fierce. Yeah. Yeah. Don't tell me your venue doesn't have air conditioning. No. But also if it does, why are we here? Thank you.

I was like, there's only like two things you need to know about me. And I actually only can remember one. It's I sweat a lot. You know what I mean? Like, I don't know anything. There's nothing else you need to know. Like, oh no, smoking and sweating. I smoke and I sweat. So like, that's it. So find me a little place to smoke and make sure it's not so hot. Is that it? That's the rider. That's the whole thing. Did you love having Wimberly on your tour?

I loved it. I thought it was the most, so I brought my personal trainer. I bristle as I say those words out loud. It's just so like, oh girl.

You know what I mean? Girl, you used your own money. And I was like, I did. Yeah. For her. Yeah. Well, here's the thing. I've never, I've never come back from a tour, like healthier than I was when I left. And I did this time and it was, I loved it. It improved the quality of life a million percent. Well, it sounds fancy, like whatever, but when you tour all year,

There are some things you have to splurge on because you're never home. No. And I don't have the motivation. He whipped my ass. He whipped your ass. He whipped my ass. You are in fabulous shape. Look at the gun. You guys, look at the arm. Look at the arm. That's fucking crazy. I wish they could feel the titties too. But yeah, no, it just was great. It felt great. It was wonderful. And then I could have sex anywhere.

With Wimberly. Yes, we had many times. Yeah, we bumped our pussies together. No, I could hook up with guys and feel like, oh, you know, maybe it's not Mr. Burns today. Maybe it's his younger brother. It's not Dr. Manhattan. No, no. But it's not Mr. Burns. It's not Mr. Burns. It's somewhere in the middle. It's somewhere in the middle. Like Professor Burns. Professor Newark or something. I don't know. Tell them about when Wimberly had to join the show. Oh my God. So...

One of our dancers is accident prone, let's say. Not his fault. But was denied entry into New Zealand. And so New Zealand does not accept passports that are even remotely frayed.

Was that what it was? That's what it was. Yeah, they said his passport wasn't in good enough condition. Okay. So we had to reconfigure the show for three people, which we've done before. Yeah. Wimberlina. Wimberlina is a dancer. She's, you know, a veteran of the cheetah. And she stepped in and she learned the dance in two hours and then did it that night. And it was great. Like there was a couple of mistakes, but it was fabulous. It's also funny that like, I mean, our dancers are stunning. Yeah. Yeah.

It's fierce to have Wimberley take his clothes off in front of professional dancers and you go, oh, right. Wimberley is a statue. Oh, he is like, there's no body fat. There's no body fat. He's so like, he's so cut and he's so compact. Yeah. And he's smaller now than he was like because of the ballet. He is. I was like, what is it, Mary? What is your body fat percentage? He's like, I don't know. Probably nothing because it doesn't look like anything. He was great.

amazing and also he he really like he um he performed yes he performed i was like he made me look like a lazy bitch because he was like whenever he was like the transition from left to right he was like gliding and swaying and like you know so i'm gonna be like i think i know it i'm not sure he's sexy like perfect i know better than all of us it was so fierce i think it took me about 14 weeks of performing it to get it right and he just well you know it's

It's great. It's wonderful. We had some really nice hotels on this trip though. Mama, the Four Seasons, or no, the Ritz Carlton in Little Perth. That was Tarantino. There's some really nice hotels. I told David, you stopped traveling with me at the wrong time. I know. This shit just got beers. I know. The five-star luxury thing is really, really great. The tubs. Yeah. The tubs. The living rooms. The little spa with the bubble bed. The bubble bed and the spa. Yeah.

Yes. Hotels with living rooms? That I don't care for. I do. You do? Because I don't like that nasty furniture. I just like somewhere to do my stuff that's not my bed. Okay, T, I don't do any stuff. Okay. I don't work at all. You just get in the bed. I don't do any work. See, I don't like to relax in bed. I want to sit on a couch and then bed is sleep.

Yes. Wait, wait. I'm never going to lay in bed and watch a movie or like lay in bed and play on my phone or lay in bed and work on my computer. That's a great habit. Sleep well. But I'll stick the phone to bed. So you do stop doing that. Well, what's going to happen if I do, if I stop? Um, you'll, you'll, what do you know? You'll grow hair. I don't know. No, it'll like, it will improve your quality of life. Well, I started wearing SPF 70. I walk around, my skin is literally blue.

So I am trying to take care of myself. Well, there you go. I ran today. Okay. I'm not a kid. Jesus Christ. Okay. All right. All right. All right. Mary is so... It is humid. I forgot. We were in the winter in Australia. The running was fierce. Yeah. I was wearing layers. Layers. Here, running today, I thought I was going to throw up. Yeah. It's gross. The air is thick. It's juicy. Also, I ate so much weed last night. I was like borderline nauseous this morning. With edibles? Edibles, bitch. And then I ordered Taco Bell. I love Taco Bell. Oh, I do. I think I do too, actually. I think...

Which that? A flying microwave? Yeah. Did you see the blimp in the sky today that says Shark Week? There's a blimp over Hollywood today that says Shark Week. There's a blimp that says Shark Week. Why? To promote Shark Week. Shouldn't they do it on a boat or something? It's funny living in LA because we experience the most absurd stunts for PR.

Oh yeah. Remember in Justin Bieber, like a TOTUS sign that was something cryptic. Do you remember when it came out and they built the it knee bolt house in Hollywood and there was just a kid out there in a yellow raincoat with balloons and a big haunted house in Hollywood. I hope he got it like a good day rate or something. I'm sure he did. Remember when you had the child on set? Oh yeah. A million dollars. Yeah. I'm in debt now. You know what I like in doctor's sleep when they kill that kid.

That kid was doing fierce acting. It was great acting. And also sucking the pain out. Sucking the pain. The terror. The terror. We had a doctor come to the Sydney show. And I'm not talking about vanity. Oh.

She's my spiritual doctor. Yeah. This is an actual MD. Oh, the Greek, Sassy. Sassy. Sassy doctor. Sassy doctor. He was so helpful. I think I need a hip replacement, by the way. Are you going to get a hip replacement? Yeah. After the tour. I think I'll get the whole leg taken. That's going to suck. No. You go in. It's a bibbidi-bobbidi-boo. You're out in 30 minutes and you're... That is not true. I know. But it's a lot better than it used to be. Yeah. They come to your house.

No, they don't. I mean, do you get to go home the next day? You get to go home that day. No, you don't. You do. My mom got her knee done and said she won't. Knee's different. She said she won't do the other because it was the most painful experience of her life. Knee is different. Knee is different. Hinge joint. Hinge joint. Yeah. The knee is a tougher recovery. Yeah. Because I think it takes a lot of weight, you know? You know what I learned after this tour too? What? I know we talk about this all the time, but we got to work less.

Mostly me, but like... I love every time. We got to spend more time. No, I got to spend more time with my family. I got to spend more time with my boyfriend. I got to spend more time with my friends. Yeah. I need to get some friends and then spend some time with them. Yeah. We have somebody from the tours not coming back and they told me privately at the airport. Yeah. They said... It's because you're... Not every tour you have to go on or show you do or anything has to be because of the money. Like...

You can go do things knowing that it's not great money, but just make sure that you enjoy it. I mean, I don't do it for the money. I do it for the garlic bread.

But I mean, you don't only do it for the money. You love the thing. No, but there's things about touring that make it lucrative. Like extreme meet and greet numbers. Yeah. Or many shows back to back. There are compromises that we can make to improve quality of life and sacrifice a little bit of money. We do half the meet and greets. Yeah. Do half the shows. Yeah. And just go home with a little money. Yeah. I go through hell touring. I go through hell touring. I just think I want to turn over a new leaf.

Turn a new leaf. Write another page. I feel like it's one of those phrases people say wrong a lot. I want to, I'm turning over a new leaf. I hate that expression. Well, I learned what it's about. What is it about? It's paper. They call leaf like a piece sheet of paper. Turning a new leaf. Oh yeah. It's not a leaf. Oh, okay. Cause that was confusing. Heidi in closet was like, she was like, why do people say that? It's the same leaf. And I was like, bitch, you are right. But it's not leaves. It's paper. It's a metaphor. 2023 though.

Cryogenically frozen all year. I'm just ready to shift. You know when you shift up a car? Yes. And there's that moment where it goes like this. But the engine's not running as hard as it was in gear one. Okay. So I'm ready to like maintain speed and do a lot of things. Okay. But we're cutting the fat. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're putting the foot down on how many times in drag per week. Oh, girl. How many times...

I want to keep performing with you. What's your ideal schedule? On tour, let's say. I mean, it's tough though, because if we're on a bus or on a plane, those are two very different scenarios as we've learned. Seven shows in a two week period. One week it's three, the next week it's four and it's on and off. Okay, great. Maybe it's a Thursday, Friday, Sunday that week and we head off Monday, Tuesday. Oh, I like that. And then the next week, maybe we pick it up and we add a show. So it's four. So it's like one, two, one, two. Or like three a week is not sustainable.

Or we build it or we can create a show that we just fly out on weekends. I was going to say like, it doesn't have to be the big grand scale, you know, doesn't have to be 25 people. Yeah. I just, the number of dates.

You know, a few years ago when I did moving parts, I think I did 60. Grown up was... I only did like 40, I think. 40. Yeah, 40. We can go down. We can go down to 12. We can go down to 12. 15. Yeah. 15 dates. I mean, work smarter, not harder. I mean, I don't... Here's the thing though. I like the size of the theater. I like a more intimate size. I'm not loving arenas because we're not Beyonce-ing.

But remember the other night we had a great time and well, that's because it was the first time in my life I did not sweat a drop on stage. And I was, I was wondering, have I been raptured to heaven? Girl, have, is God here with his dick up my ass saying, I love your home. Well,

Wellington, the air conditioning. To be fair, it was winter. Snapping ACLs. I mean, to be fair, it was winter in the gig. It was like doing an outside gig in winter. It was unbelievable. It was so... It was unbelievable. I've never been so happy. I finished the show smiling. I was like... Yeah, I was... But people don't understand...

It's the distraction. Yeah. When my lower back becomes a water feature, a babbling brook, then I'm trying to conduct the show and not think about trickle, trickle, trickle, trickle, trickle, trickle,

And I don't know if I'm sweating. You're doing ghost shit. If you have like, if you, if you dribble, dribble, drobble, I have a Titanic. Samuel L. Jackson and Deep Blue Sea. The Titanic. Yeah. I'm Jennifer Lopez in Anaconda. Yeah. Remember that scene where they trick that guy to get, he's a beetle flies in his throat and they slit his throat and put a tube in there to save him. Cause there's a bug in there caught in his throat. What? Is that the easiest way to get a bug out of your throat?

When someone gets something stuck in their throat, you slit their throat and set a straw on so they can breathe. I saw it on YouTube. I saw it somewhere. I saw it somewhere. I just feel like that maybe it's not the best thing. Well, he was choking, so we slit his throat.

So, when are you getting your pussy? I think I'm going to wait until I'm 50, God willing. And then I'm going to be the only transsexual. The other day, you... Small business? Huge business. Everybody's business. We were at meet and greet. And between people, between people, between people at the meet and greet, she leans over and goes, sometimes I feel like I have a pussy. And then...

hi, right to the next person. I was like, it's true. Sometimes I feel that, that little, um, that little tickle, that feminine squiggle. Yeah. That feminine squiggle, that little, um, that little, that little light inside that goes, hello. Speaking of feminine squiggles,

- These animals are just jumping around. - Are we in this zoo? - I hear a sound like that and then I see a tree moving and I know it's an animal. - Yes, Jurassic Park. - We had a lot of celebrity visitors on our tour. Vanity came to the show. - Yes, Vanity came to the show. Wait, what other celebrity? - Oh, Vanity! - Oh! - BBL. - Love BBL. - Body snatched, girl. - Body snatched. - I forget where we were, but Vanity was there and she was in drag. Maybe it was Sydney, second night? - Sydney, yeah.

Your show, the DJ gig. Oh, it was. Yes. Yeah, yeah. Drunk. Well, yeah. I mean, if anybody...

Oh, and her together. I had a DJ gig. I did a gig at a college and then we did a solid pink disco show that was so fun. What's that? That was the second gig I did. Oh, I was there. I was there. Yeah. So that was great. The guy falling off the table. Girl. Highlight of the tour for me. Highlight of the tour. He went straight down. Bam. Yeah. He ate shit. It was fierce. Vanity and I blackout drunken at VIP.

screaming each other's faces drunk about how much we love each other. Oh, that's great. I love you. That's great. She is really something else. I asked people there because I'm like, is she a big deal here? Yeah, she is. They're like, yeah, but she's semi-retired so when she performs, it's a big deal. People take note. She's a legend there. Icon. Makes Courtney Adkins look like a dog. Look at the mailman.

It's so unbelievably beautiful. Yeah. She's gorgeous. And makeup up close is fucking crazy. Yeah. You see her backstage dressed as She-Ra? I didn't. I was like, she looks so good. I saw the video. It's unbelievable. I love her. Her blush. She wears blush like it's her last day on earth. You know what I mean? Yes. She wears blush like she's getting paid to wear blush. I mean, it's so wonderful. Big, rosy, red cheeks. In Sydney, same gig, Melissa Edwards came backstage. Oh, that's ridiculous.

That's right. Melissa was there. Just levels, layers, lanes. Levels, layers, and lanes. That's what I was. That's the takeaway from that. She loved the show. And you know what? I got the ultimate compliment from her, which was like our show. She was like, I got to go do more in my show. When a drag queen thinks after seeing you, they have to go home and improve their gig. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Especially a dancer. She was like, you guys were dancing a lot.

And I was like, aren't you? I mean, no, she doesn't. She does like a, like, you know what I mean? A point and walk. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If I could dance like her, I would dance. And maybe that's just the privilege of, I think you would for the first couple of weeks, then you'd be like, mama.

That's like, if I could do the splits, I'd be doing all the time. I don't think you would though. Look what happens. Yeah. Hip, hip replacement. Like if I could, I just saw a video of Laganja on the second floor of a club that essentially that on Instagram. Oh, uh, the, what would she call it? Um, the, it was like a pussy something. She jumped off the second level of a club and hit the floor. Pussy, pussy, clam. That he gets Laganja. What is it? 110 pounds.

No pads. No pads. No pads. She is so wild for that on her knees, all her joints. I just don't know how she does it. I don't know either. It's so crazy. It's so crazy. The, the pussy slam, slam five. It was so, that was not, that was high up. Very high up. Have you ever seen the video of that girl? Uh,

It's that drag queen lip syncing and she gets on that tour bus and climbs up and she's, it's one of those LA double-decker buses. Oh, sure, sure, sure. And then she jumps off the bus. Yeah, she hangs off and jumps off. See if I could do these things, but then I guess you set a precedent. That's what I'm saying. You don't do that. Kennedy too. You give, oh, Kennedy especially. Kennedy was like, I will like doing ballads and stuff, but I feel like I'm not allowed. You're not, cause you're not. They want the dancing diva, the 10 dancing toes. We gotta have her on the pod. Sure. Like this food nasty.

Every time on tour we get food we don't want in a Kennedy Davenport voice, this food nasty. Yeah, I love it. I love it. Yeah. Yeah, we get her in the pod. I'm so happy to be back. Girl, to be in my house watching... I played... I played...

I played on my PlayStation and I ate weed and I ate Taco Bell. It was so fucking good. Yeah. Cheesy bean burritos. Juicy bean burritos. Cheesy bean burritos. Cheese quesadilla. Cheese quesadilla. Nachos and chips. Nachos and chips. When you hit that crunch. That crunch. Baby, when you hit that crunch. That little chip. Bitch.

I love Taco Bell. Okay. I got to get into it. I got to get into it. If you're going to make tacos without cheese. Cause I'm like the cheese. Yeah, they do. I love Chipotle. I love, I mean, I love Chipotle, Qdoba, Taco Bell, anything like Americanized. Mexi. Yeah. Taco Bell. And I don't want to go to, I don't want to take down my, my own people. Cause Taco Bell is my, is my people. Who are your people? Exactly. Chipotle is delicious. Eat fresh. Right. It's like, you can actually get a healthy meal at Taco Bell.

- Absolutely. - Taco Bell is, you are eating sludge. - You're eating poo poo and pee pee. - And it's sickening. - Oh, it's the McDonald's of Mexican food, right? It's just nasty food. - I love it. - Do Mexican people like, I've heard Mexican people very critical of any sort of Americanized Mexican food. Does Taco Bell count?

I don't think Taco Bell ever- People who grew up eating Mexican food, do they like Taco Bell? I think it's just junk food. Okay. It's fast food. It's like if I grew up eating potatoes, I'm from Ireland, and then I go eat French fries, I don't think about authenticity. Well, if you grew up because your family, your mom, whatever, cooks you authentic Mexican meals- Yeah.

You obviously have more of a developed palate. Of course. You go to Taco Bell and you're like, this is boo-boo. Or you like work bitch. I think you're saying work bitch because you're not pretending for it to be fine, stunning cuisine. Yeah. You're in the alley on your hands and knees. Yeah. You're in the alley truffle hunting with that nasty pig nose. You're not like, where's all the fine china? You're in an alley. There's dirt on your knees. Truffle butter? Truffle. No, truffle. What about truffle butter? Do you know what that is? I don't. I think it's poop.

I don't know. It's poop grease. What is truffle butter? That sounds disgusting. I think it's when you're doing anal and like lube and spit mixes with poop pieces. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. But I don't know. I have a question for you food wise. Why does all fancy food taste like shit girl on these airplanes?

- Duck confit parfait? - Mary, we're in the air. - Do you want whipped cream that's a duck liver? Duck liver whipped cream. - This made me throw up. - It's disgusting. - Just give me a chill. - Why does it have to be all this nasty food? This is elevated.

beautiful, gorgeous, lovely cuisine. I say it tastes like shit. It looks like hell and it costs too much. And I don't want to be difficult, but when there's vegetarian options, nothing. Why is it always falafel? Or it's falafel or what? They didn't have any on the plane for you. No, they just said, no, you have to choose it ahead of time. And I said, well, somebody should have. Yeah. Yeah. I guess I'll just starve to death. It happened every day. Yeah, it sure did. I mean, I,

I think in America they might have more vegetarian options on planes. I don't know. I don't know. I'll eat anything on a plane though. Once you're up there, what's my other option? Where are we going? McDonald's? My little bag of snacks, sunflower seeds. But if I'm on like an international flight and there's no vegetarian option, I'm probably just gonna get the chicken. Okay. And just do it. Yeah. I feel very weird eating chicken. You do? Why? Were you fucked by a chicken when you were growing up? Well, my mom's a chicken. So, no. Just eating meat of any kind is...

I have to be drunk where I'm like, whatever. Is it a moral thing or is it a health thing or is it both? It started moral and now it's just, I feel like I'm chewing on a dead body. Oh, that's totally fair because you are. And it just grossed me out a little bit. It's not necessarily... Now I think I know enough that I'm like, well...

If one person's vegan or vegetarian, it doesn't have enough of an impact to save the planet or help animals. It's not about impact. You're not like... But originally it was. I was like trying to take a stance on like, I don't want to kill animals. Well, then you don't. Good. Then that should be personally fulfilling. And then it's sort of like recycling when you find out that most of the waste comes from

Big businesses. Now, what is recycling? Me taking my recycling out is wonderful. Couldn't eat shit if these big businesses are still making mega. Yeah. They're sending just toxic sludge right into the ocean. I'm just doing it for myself. Yeah. Recycling for myself. Yeah.

Now, if hundreds of thousands of millions of people recycle, of course there's a difference. Sure. But that's never going to happen. But they should. I had a roommate who didn't recycle. You killed him. No, I just was like, what are we doing? Yeah. What are you doing? Not recycling. Throwing away trash. But you know how many items are plastic or cardboard?

Do you also like taking the trash out constantly? If you recycle, you have a trash bin that feels slower. Sure, sure, sure. Who doesn't recycle? People who don't recycle, I would say. Well, I also, I feel like sometimes they just take that recycling and then throw it in the dump. Well, I also understand that in some cities, they let you do commingled recycling.

Which is everything. Oh. Paper, plastic. Okay. In some cities, they make you separate it. And for some people, maybe it's too much work. But just recycle. I mean, if they're going to pick it up, I think you can. Yeah. I eat all my trash. I put it on a little like, you know, cupboards. You eat trash? Yeah, I eat my trash. I don't recycle. I don't throw anything away. Do you notice when makeup companies do like a paper lipstick tube?

Do I notice that? Do you care if like, I mean, it feels intuitively, it feels like, oh, this is much better. When it's pick a recycled material. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Rather than all this plastic, you know, like the, the, the giant phone charger, a converter things. I couldn't even get that plastic thing open. I know. It's crazy. All that plastic. I'm torn. Cause I love, I mean like for our lipstick component, for example, I love plastic. I love the way it looks. Sure. Plastic is all petroleum. Yeah.

And petroleum is from the earth.

It's the same reason the price of Barbies is always going up to make dolls, plastic, brand new dolls, oil, passive oil. Now, why don't you do like a little socks with leaves of them for these dolls instead of blush? Just socks with leaves. Barbies, you know, maybe rather than a plastic Barbie, they can do just like a sock mold with a corn husk doll. Exactly. Why aren't we doing more corn husk dolls? Let's have that conversation. Well, what are you going to do while you're home? What's the off day? I got to go buy a car.

Oh, fierce. I was supposed to do it this morning, but I got in my head that I wanted to get a Range Rover and then I'm like, what are you doing? No, I don't want to get a Range Rover. This is the problem. It's going to take forever. It's going to take hours. You have to sign all this paperwork. I know. You have to get your loan approved. I know. Or you're just going to buy it. I'm just going to buy it in cash. Yeah, then that's great. But-

Buying a car takes forever. I don't even like going to the Apple store because I'm like, can we get this moving? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know. I know. If I have to wait at five minutes in line, I'll just go home. Any of that fancy Gucci, Versace, anything like that? They're like, can I get you a water? I'm like, why? I'm trying to get in and out of here. I don't want to put down roots here. No. Yeah.

Yeah. Can I embroider a bath robe for you? Well, I think they want you to browse. So they're like, let me look in the back. And I'm like, I bet you they found it and then sat around. Oh, really? Because they want you to buy more stuff. Yeah. They're probably just jerking off back there. Well, anyway, so I think I'm going to get like a Toyota or like a Honda or something like that. Get a Civic. Those are the 300,000 mile cars. Those are people's cars. They have 10 years. Yeah. Or get an SUV.

Hybrid. But a Prius is sickening. I don't believe that. That's not to me. A Prius is ugly. Ugly boots to me. Ugly boots. So reliable. So much space inside. Cheap. Not that cheap though. They're going up to 40 grand. Wow. Yeah. Get a Tesla. I think I'm just going to get a Lamborghini.

Do you know Manny MUA? Yeah. I got in his car once. What is it? What kind of car? I'm not even a boy enough to know. Oh, really? The doors did this. Are you serious? And it wasn't a Tesla. We were like laying down on the ground, street level. It was a sports car. It was like a Batmobile. Was it a Lambo? Probably. Or a Ferrari, maybe. The more you say names, the more I know. Lamborghini, Ferrari. That's all I got. I was so impressed. I was like, this is amazing. Impressed by what? Just like the thought of it.

Did it go fast? My last car was a smart car and I got it used. I've never owned a car ever. Never. Why do you have a license? Because I love to show it. No, I mean, I have a license because I can drive other people's cars. Do they know? No.

I should probably let you know I am the carjacker. You're like, why would I have a... No, like my mom's car growing up or my, you know, whatever. If somebody dies in the car accident, but I survive, I can drive the car. Well, there's always cars parked on the street. Just take one of those. Well, I know. Take a penny, leave a penny. Yeah, I got to grow my nails out so I can really snap, you know, get into the window. There's a fierce moment in the office where Aaron's like, let's go. And he's like, and then Andy's like, well, don't you need a pack or anything? Your toothbrush? She's like, I don't have a toothbrush. He's like, what do you mean you don't have a toothbrush? She's like, there's always one around.

It's true though. Not a bad point. It's true though. At the Perth hotel. Would you share a toothbrush with your partner? Yes, I would. You would? Yes. I'd also, the person who's asshole, whose rectum I tongue out on the regular, I believe I would have no problem with that. Think about it. I tongue his shitter. I put my tongue in his asshole, but I draw the line at sharing a toothbrush.

I don't get it. What's the problem there? Do you know what I mean? I don't understand. No, I know what you mean. I still can't get through it. I still couldn't do it. You think it's what? It's a gross, hygienic, nasty thing. My toxic trait is that I love buying things in case someone stays over. Packs of toothbrushes. That's not a toxic trait. That's a wonderful thing. But I never let anyone stay over. So I don't know what I'm prepping for.

The Grudge when some no The Purge when someone comes to my house and yeah recently we watched The Purge. Did you like it? Loved it. You did? Loved it. Okay I loved it. Let me just say it. I'll say it. Love it. I loved it. You did? I loved The Purge. Is that Ethan Hawke? Yeah. Now what would you do? Would you do something crazy or would you just be in the hidey hole? Would you batten down the hatches and be in the hidey hole? I wouldn't do anything crazy. I don't want to kill anyone. Right.

But I would, do I think that people would? Yes. You know what I would do? I would go outside naked. I would show my pussy and my asshole to the inlet is feel the moonlight on it. And I think that people would do things like looting. I don't think they would do as much violence to each other. Maybe that's me being naive. It could be you being naive because I think people would take a lot of drugs, get drunk. Oh, right. But I don't think there'd be as many like calculated murders as much as it'd be like best buy overrun.

Yeah, I agree. Do you remember? Yeah. Although Nancy Pelosi better watch her back if we ever do the purge. She's old too. You could take her. Yeah. I'll take her right to- That bicep? Yeah. That head? I'll take her right to the- I might. Well, guess who has all the guns? Conservatives. Yeah. So the purge would be bad for me. I know. I wish we could do like a magic trick and all the guns turn into like-

Thanos. Italian ice. Yeah. Or like popsicles or something, you know? Gelato. A foie gras. Delicious duck confit parfaits. Should we wrap it up? Let's wrap it up. Girl, it's a pod. That's all I have to say about that. I will say I've really enjoyed doing this pod recently. Yeah, it's fun. It's fun. It's a worthwhile endeavor. The book is done and the sub stack is done.

Writing is over. Yeah. Writing? No, writing is tired. Living? Wired. Yeah. I remember people would be like, well, you teach a child to read, you give them the opportunity for the world. I said, no, you don't. No. Give him an iPad. When you teach a child, when you make a child write, you seal their death certificate. Okay.

We're the children in that scenario. We're the children. Yes. Yeah. Okay. Well, bye. Thank you guys so much. Goodbye.