Well folks, it's happened, it's here.
It is officially the premiere of the Taylor Talking podcast.
Da da da da!
Oh my god!
Yeah!
Woo!
I am really excited and I hope you guys are excited as well.
This is something that I have been thinking about for a while, but I never really thought
that I had what it takes to do it, so I didn't do it.
But I've been struggling a lot with my mental health lately and this is going to be an outlet
for me to talk about that because mental health is absolutely a stigma that is not addressed
enough in my opinion.
It's becoming more like, it's becoming more acceptable, it's becoming less taboo for
people to discuss their mental health issues.
And I'm really hoping this is a channel where people can listen to what I have to say, maybe
relate to what I'm saying and we can help each other, dig each other out of a hole because
that's kind of where I've been these past, honestly these past couple of years.
Ever since COVID, like everybody's life changed after COVID.
It doesn't even feel like we're living in the same world that I was born in anymore.
I feel like I am literally in an alternate universe.
I wish so badly that I could go back in time to when I was a kid.
Before, before shit went down, man, I'm a millennial.
The first major memory I have is 9-11.
9-11 happened when I was in, I think, fifth or sixth grade.
And I just remember getting sent home early from school and my mom was at home with my
brother and the whole nation was just distraught.
The whole world was really kind of like, holy shit.
And yeah, that's my first major memory.
So you can imagine as millennials, we've kind of gotten a lot of shit thrown at us.
And this most recent thing being COVID.
It's pretty much something we've never experienced before in our lifetimes.
And my mental health really plummeted.
I have struggled with anxiety my whole life.
I haven't been, like, actually diagnosed with it until recently.
I think I actually got, like, actually medically diagnosed with anxiety two or three years
ago.
But I have struggled with it my whole entire life.
I just didn't know what it was when I was younger.
And being stuck at home and quarantined did not help that.
Just like a lot of other people.
I got in a really dark place with myself.
I stopped working out.
I stopped eating healthy.
I stopped brushing my teeth.
I stopped showering.
Like, I work from home.
So I was spending all day every day at my house.
I wasn't going anywhere.
And I don't talk on the phone or anything for work.
I take chats.
There were literal days that would go by where I realized I hadn't said an actual word out
loud for, like, two or three days.
So you can imagine the mental state that I was in.
Luckily I did meet my boyfriend around the time that COVID really started getting bad.
Like, we met in June of 2020.
So like, January is when it really got super bad and then June was, you know, people still
wearing masks and mandates, but the vaccine wasn't around yet.
You know what I'm talking about.
So he is a sweetheart.
He's absolutely helped me throughout all of this.
I don't know where I would be without him.
I don't even want to think about where I would be if he never came into my life.
But yeah, so I've struggled with anxiety and a lot of depression these past couple of years.
And I don't want to anymore.
But the thought of going to a therapist terrifies me.
And when I actually get the strength to look one up online, going through all of the different
options gives me anxiety.
And it's just a whole process that turns into a whole situation.
And it's not fun.
It's not fun at all.
I'm anybody that has anxiety knows exactly what I'm talking about.
But I need to talk to somebody.
I need to go to therapy.
I need to see a psychiatrist.
I need something because what I'm doing now is not cutting it.
I keep having these panic attacks for literally no reason.
I've multiple times just been sitting on the couch with my boyfriend watching TV and, you
know, just watching a movie.
Watching a show, literally no stress.
We haven't been, you know, whatever.
There's literally nothing that brings these on.
I'm just sitting on the couch and all of a sudden my brain's like, oh my God, you're
dying.
You're going to die.
You're dying right now, Taylor.
Everything is going to end.
This is the end of your life.
And then I have to be like, shut the fuck up, brain.
No, it's not.
And it's so crazy.
I think to myself all the time, like my boyfriend, he is such a good person.
He has the most level head of anybody I've ever met.
Like he's so mentally stable.
It doesn't make sense.
His brain is absolutely wired in a completely different way than mine is.
And I wish I could just live in his brain for an hour, not even a day.
Just give me one hour of peace because in my brain, it's like a rolling dumpster fire.
It's one of those situations where you have to laugh to keep from crying.
And sometimes you can't even like laugh.
You literally just have to cry.
I was actually funny that I say that a couple of nights ago.
I was watching a movie with my boyfriend.
It was the Elvis movie, actually.
And you know, the end of the movie, they're going through the old footage of him performing
and going through, you know, everything that happened and how he's the number one solo
performing artist of all time.
And like I just started bawling my eyes out, which is something that's normal for me to
do if I watch a movie.
Like I cry so easily when it comes to movies or shows, what have you, if there's an emotional
scene nine times out of 10, I'm crying.
So we're watching this movie.
My boyfriend and I were watching and it's the end of the scene where everything's getting
sentimental and my boyfriend looks over at me.
He's like, are you crying yet?
I was like, not anymore, but I was.
But I was like, everybody needs a good cry every now and then.
Like everybody needs a good cry session.
You could be the happiest person in the world.
A good sob session for like 15 minutes.
Sometimes, like you sleep so good after it.
The only downside is your face is super puffy when you wake up, but there's like masks and
serums that can help with that nowadays.
So yeah, everybody needs a good cry.
I will stand by that.
Oh my God, I'm so mentally ill.
So, a lot of people have been asking me what is the Taylor Talking podcast and my answer
to that so far is, I don't know.
I don't know what it is yet.
I am still trying to figure that out.
I have never done anything like this in my life before, but I really love talking and
I've been told that I'm good at it.
So I wanted to see where things could go and hopefully you guys like it.
I do have a TikTok.
It's Taylor Talking at Taylor Talking and I want you guys to follow me.
I'm trying to get up to a thousand followers so I can go live and hopefully do a live podcast.
So make sure you go to TikTok and follow Taylor Talking, spelled exactly how it sounds.
Y-Y-L-O-R-T-A-L-K-I-N-G.
I hope I spelled that right.
But yeah, help me get to a thousand followers.
I'm going to be giving away a crystal ring.
It's really, really cool.
I'll have some more details about that later on TikTok.
So make sure you follow me so you can get details about the giveaway and so I can go
live.
So I went on vacation with my boyfriend and my mom and stepdad.
We all went to New Orleans, which it was my first time as well as my mom and stepdad's
first time, but my boyfriend had been there before.
But I don't remember how long ago.
So I'm going to have him on in a little bit and we're going to talk about that.
We're also going to talk about why I didn't premiere my episode on May 1st like I said
I was going to.
It has a lot to do with the mental health stuff that we were talking about.
Yeah, it was weird.
I got back from vacation and I felt great for about two days and then I kind of went
down into a slump and it was not fun.
But I'm getting better, I think.
I don't know, we'll see.
It'll be more fun when Drew's on here talking about our vacation.
Hi Tito, welcome to the Taylor Talking podcast.
He's sniffing up.
I really hope the microphone just picked him up.
He sure did.
Sniffing.
So I have my boyfriend Drew with me say hi Drew.
Hello everybody.
You were supposed to say hi Drew.
Hello everybody.
I was going to ask you a couple of questions about our vacation that we took to New Orleans.
Shoot, go for it.
The first one, when did you first go to New Orleans?
Because I remember you said that you went but I don't remember how long ago.
That was in 2009.
2009, that's the year that I graduated high school.
I was doing cool shit.
He was doing cool shit in New Orleans.
Why did you originally go to New Orleans?
I mean, it involves a past relationship.
Do you really want to get into it?
I mean, you can leave the nitty gritty out.
So it was a trip for fun.
I didn't say that.
Okay, it was a trip for fun.
Got it, got it.
Was our trip more fun than that trip was?
Definitely.
Yeah, that one sucked in 2009.
And I mean, honestly, it was just because of who I was with.
So it was one of those deals.
You know how it goes.
Yeah, I understand that feeling.
Yeah, I definitely.
The relationship that I have with you is the first relationship I've ever had where I haven't
fought a whole vacation.
So that was nice.
Yeah.
I mean, I've grown up a lot too since then.
So I mean, I have two.
So I guess there's that.
All right.
Question number two.
What was your favorite part of our trip?
What a just a broad question.
I don't know.
There's a lot of good.
There's a lot of good things.
I don't know.
Favorite thing.
I don't know.
Just a general.
The weather.
There we go.
The weather was my favorite.
That's lame.
It's not lame.
It's fucking true.
It was absolutely gorgeous.
It was gorgeous.
I'm sad that you didn't get to go to the World War II Museum because you probably would
have said that that was your favorite thing.
Maybe.
I mean, I've been there before.
Oh, I never mind.
I didn't know that.
All right.
Yeah, I guess I had a really good time.
I think my favorite part was our river boat cruise dinner thingy.
Yeah, that was awesome.
I thought that was a lot of fun.
Yeah, the lady that played the little pipe organ thingy at the beginning.
I couldn't even tell it was a lady.
I thought it was a man.
Straight up.
Did she have short hair?
Sure.
I thought it was a lady, but maybe it was a man.
I don't know.
Maybe it was a dude, but could it have been a lady?
You just never know anymore.
You never know.
Yeah, the food on that thing was really, really good.
That seafood pasta, I think, was my favorite, though.
Yeah.
The food was good.
I went up a couple of times for sure.
And the dessert.
The dessert was the best part.
What did they say it was?
Bananas Foster?
We thought it was like praline, but it was like Bananas Foster.
It was so good.
Yeah, it was pretty tasty.
So yeah, the trip there and back was a lot better than when we went to Vegas.
Yeah, it was better than Vegas, but it was not better than Arizona.
I don't know.
The trip there sucked because it was like six, seven hours of flying.
Yeah, but I mean, it wasn't terrible because we weren't even flying the whole time.
It was mostly just a layover.
Well, either way, I was not impressed.
Unimpressed.
Yeah, I don't know.
It is what it is.
You know, you get there.
All the landings were all right.
I don't remember anything being super sketchy.
I mean, there was a little bit of turbulence.
Yeah, there was like one part that got, but it wasn't even like even that wasn't that
bad.
No, I've had worse for sure.
And funny enough, the worst time of turbulence I've ever had was the first time I went to
New Orleans.
It was one of those where like there was a thunder.
I remember you told me that there's a thunderstorm that popped up.
We were flying in and they're coming down through it and the turbulence got so bad.
I thought I was going to die.
Everybody on the plane thought they were going to die.
It was literally everyone screaming white knuckles.
That's terrible.
That's nothing.
No, thank you.
I don't want anything to do with that.
It was so bad that they they rerouted.
They went to Gulfport, Mississippi, which is kind of across the, you know, the crescent
bootleg shape there across the Gulf.
Sorry.
In New Orleans, you know, it's shaped like a boot, right?
So across from the boot is Mississippi.
And that's where we landed.
And the turbulence was so bad and the flight crew came on and they said, if you get off
the plane, you know, you can't get your luggage.
You have to literally have to rent a car, drive to the airport in, you know, New Orleans
and pick up your luggage.
So but still half the plane got off anyway, because it was it was that bad.
Like I was very shaken.
But did you stay on the plane?
Of course I did.
I didn't have the money for or the will.
No, I mean, it was 2009, the whole market crash thing, you know, like it was a, I didn't
have a lot of money back then.
Kind of like what's going on right now, everything's so fucking expensive.
I don't know.
But no, we stayed on and then we made it.
You know, they just stayed there for about an hour till the storm passed and it was all
good after that.
But it was it was gnarly.
I thought I was going to die.
Yeah.
Luckily, we did not have any of that on our trip because I would have had a panic attack
and chat myself.
But yeah, the trip out there was good other than the layover.
The trip back home went a lot faster.
My parents had a good time.
They are thinking of moving to New Orleans now.
I want to move to New Orleans now.
Yeah, we had a great time.
Really did.
Probably one of the best vacations I've ever done.
Hands down the best vacation I've ever been on.
And yeah, we had a really good time in Vegas.
We had a really good time in Arizona, especially because Arizona was a free vacation.
But yeah, this one, I don't know what it was.
Just like being there with your family.
The weather, you're right.
The weather did help out a lot because it was absolutely perfect.
Yeah, it wasn't humid.
It wasn't like really, there was one morning where it was kind of rainy, but even then
it cleared up.
Yeah, about 75 and breezy.
Just a beautiful breeze the whole time we were there.
The food.
Probably kept it from smelling really bad.
Yeah, mom said it usually smells really bad in the summer.
No, everything was cool.
We only saw it like probably only a handful of truly like scary, crazy people, you know,
which I don't want to.
Well, you were in the hotel hungover, but mom and Jimmy and I saw this like homeless
man getting arrested because apparently he just like went up and punched a random stranger
on the sidewalk and then ran away.
Like dusted this dude and then was just like, peace.
Yeah, there's a lot of, there's a lot of, I don't want to say sick in a bad way.
Just mean mentally unstable mental health, you know, it's pretty bad in the country.
And well, even like our Uber driver was saying like they don't do anything to help like the
mentally ill homeless people.
Like there's no like shelters or support or anything that they can go to.
Yeah, it's been like that for way too long.
So unfortunately we did see some people who were suffering a little bit, but for the most
part they were doing okay for the most part.
Yeah, was not.
I guess I had to kind of built up differently in my head just from news stories I had seen
because at one point I think last year, you were legit concerned.
Well, because there was news stories like it at one point it overtook Chicago is like
the homicide capital of the United States.
Well, now isn't like homicide legal in Chicago.
I don't find they just like pass some crazy law or are going to pass some crazy law that
makes like manslaughter or something legal.
Yeah, I mean, there's, there's a lot of stuff that they've been just kind of letting slide
for the last three or four years.
You know, defund the police and all that stuff.
So I don't know.
We had a great time and honestly the whole 98% of the time I was there I felt safe as
can be.
So I would agree.
Yeah.
I, yeah, I can't wait to go back.
So segue.
Yeah, it's just segue.
Oh, excuse me.
I learned that the other day.
I'm not, I'm not, I'm not.
I'm not.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to come off like that.
That's so meta of you.
I know.
I, actually, when we saw it, we were watching, I think it was Black Mirror.
We were watching an episode of that and they said it.
I was like, oh shit, that's, that's true.
I'm so fucking excited for the next season of Black Mirror.
Yeah.
It was the very last episode we watched, the like the, they're in Britain or whatever
the whole, you know, that whole episode.
Yeah.
I got him hooked to, he, I got him hooked on that show.
He's all caught up and ready for the new season.
But anyway, what were you getting ready to say?
Yeah, I was getting ready to say.
I get into.
What's it like dating a mentally unstable woman?
Well, there's a couple of ways I could go with this.
I want you to go with all of the ways.
I don't know.
I've been doing it my whole life.
Excuse you.
I don't know, man.
Everybody's got issues.
You know, I'm not perfect or anything.
You are far more mentally stable than anybody I've ever fucking met.
Well, I don't, I'm probably older.
No, I don't know.
You're not.
Am I older than?
No.
Wait a minute.
So like you've dated even in your younger years.
When I was like 22, I dated a 40 year old.
And he was a douche?
Yes.
He had it together, though, right?
I mean, yeah, he had a good house and all that shit, but he was still fucking asshole,
but he also had like everything given to him by his father.
Yeah, I know it's not healthy, but it would be funny to see where he is.
He probably had like a crazy midlife crisis.
I was his midlife crisis.
That's awesome.
I'm just kidding.
Maybe I was.
I don't know.
Yeah, yeah.
He's the reason I'm so mentally unstable.
Like he at rock bottom or something.
I don't know.
Well, just a sociopath narcissist.
Back to your question.
Yeah, what's it like dating me?
Oh, gosh.
Rainbows and lollipops.
No, I don't know.
I like dating you.
There's challenges sometimes just like with everything, but I think we get along pretty
good.
Yeah, I like dating you because it's nice seeing like what a normal functional like
person and family is like.
Well, it's funny you say that because like there is a part of, you know, time in my life
where I was off the fucking rails.
I mean, I get that.
I definitely get that.
But like compared to my family, your family is like so vanilla.
Dude, they are.
They are very vanilla.
Yeah.
I mean, not saying that in a bad way.
Like I love your parents and your brother.
Like they're so much fun.
But like compared to my like compared to my mom and Jimmy, it's night and day.
But like your parents are very much like my dad.
Like very reserved.
They don't really drink.
I mean, so it's, you know, just you're kind of looking from the outside in, you know,
and but you're right.
As far as like any family scandals or anything like that, no, nothing like that.
Just, you know, my my mom has a large family that she's very close with and we've been
close with forever.
And my dad's family, they've all kind of passed on for the most part.
Because your dad's ancient, but we love him.
Yeah.
And the rest of them live in California.
So I'm not very close with them.
But yeah, I mean, my dad, you know, his personality, my dad is a character.
He's hilarious.
My mom, not so much.
My mom is.
She's still, she has some zingers.
Yeah.
She's a very intelligent woman.
She's just very reserved.
She, she keeps a lot of it in.
Yeah.
I mean, she reads two or three books a week, probably still.
She reads a lot.
It's crazy.
That's insane.
Yeah.
I can't even remember the last time I read two full books.
It's been like that my whole life.
She's, I don't even know what she's into now, but used to be, it was all like mysteries
and stuff like that, you know, but yeah, she legit wears out the library card.
Like she would have stacks of book, you know, I still have overdue library books that I
need to return.
They're sitting by the front door.
My mom has been crushing libraries forever.
She like, that's how she uses internet at home.
Keep them in business.
Yeah.
She gets, they get about like these little wifi hotspot pucks, you know what I'm talking
about?
I'm not calling her out.
She's, it's all legal.
It's all legal.
She's not stealing the internet.
She breaks the system at the library sometimes.
Yeah.
It's just, it's funny, man.
Yeah.
I like, I like your parents.
Would I like, I like our relationship with my parents because we can be wild and crazy
with my parents.
Yeah.
Well, yeah, you mean your stepdad's cool as shit.
He's, he's an iron worker.
So yeah, they have a bond.
Yeah.
We said a fellow tradesperson like, you know, I'm a labor and he's an iron worker.
So we know a lot of the same people and we've been through a lot of the same things and
yeah, we relate.
So yeah.
And that's, you know, it's good that he has taken you under his wing.
He loves you.
It's good.
We have a mutual respect for each other.
Yes.
So yeah, we've been dating for almost three years.
Getting really close.
I know.
And you're going to be gone.
Duty calls.
Yeah.
So it's crazy that it's been three years.
It doesn't feel like it.
But then like when you think back of all that we've done, like it feels like forever.
Yeah, I can go either way.
Sometimes I get up in the morning and I go, uh, she's there.
What?
And then other days I get up and I go, what do you mean?
I mean, I love you is what I mean.
But you wake up, you're like, oh, it's her again.
The fuck.
So like, all right.
So, you know, the relationships that that I've been in, this is by far the healthiest
and the best one.
Same.
Yeah.
So I don't mean in a bad way.
But what you just said didn't sound good.
You talked about the time, right?
The time, like sometimes times it seems like we've been together forever.
Like, another day, you know, like some days I'm driving home and I'm like, it's like
we've only been dating for a couple of weeks.
Yeah.
So I don't know.
Time is, uh, time is what you think it is in some cases.
Time is a manmade construct.
Yeah, man.
I got out of that one.
Yeah.
Let's seg into our next section.
Conspiracy theories.
So we have bonded a little bit over conspiracy theories.
When we first started dating, you kind of like reserved yourself because you didn't know
that I was such a conspiracy nut.
Yeah.
Well, I mean, I think everybody is to a certain degree.
It's just like different, you know, a different.
It's like, you were pretty deep in there.
We're pretty fucking.
I'm not.
Okay.
So like the flat earth thing, I'm not that.
No, we're not.
We're not.
I didn't say we're stupid.
Yeah.
I hate to even say that.
So some of these conspiracy theories that I don't even know what you're going to talk
about, but I do like the idea of talking about the word and the concept of conspiracy.
And the fact that the conspiracy theory term itself is a conspiracy theory.
Well, like they came up with it when JFK was assassinated and they basically came about
with it because people that were spitting the truth, they were like, no, no, we can't
have this.
We got to make people think that they're crazy.
It's a conspiracy man.
Yeah.
But and then the same thing happened with 9 11.
The people were using the internet to spew truths about how it was an inside job.
And then the government was like, no, no, no, we have to flood the internet with conspiracy
theories.
So people think that this is just another conspiracy theory.
It sounds like you've been looking into this a little bit.
I don't like conspiracy theories.
Sorry.
Did I?
You were right.
You didn't even stop and look at the rabbit hole.
We're doing here.
Drink.
It's just around like big foot.
Not super government.
No, I would tonight.
11.
I don't want you to have a fucking door.
Hello.
But those are the ones that matter.
Those are the real thing is nowadays like nothing's a conspiracy anymore nowadays.
Like everything everybody just knows everything is fucked.
Yeah, like all the Holly weird shit.
Well, I mean, but I think we should acknowledge some of the conspiracy theories have come
true in the last.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Like they're not theories.
They're fucking facts.
It is crazy.
I mean, it's a crazy world.
The news cycle is just so bonkers.
I can't even look at it.
I don't watch the news.
Yeah, it's but then in the back of your head, you have all this shit swirling around about,
you know, like you know, 9 11 and JFK.
But you know, it's some of it's not that far fetched.
Honestly, like you start to think of this in a not like brainwashed way.
Like we're so fucking brainwashed and indoctrinated straight out of the womb to believe.
Like anything that our parents say or like anything that a person of power says, well,
you just don't question anything.
But like no millennials and Gen Z are like, we're going to question everything.
We're not going to stop until you tell us the truth.
OK, see, I agree because I think, you know, even though there is so much more crazy disinformation,
misinformation, malinformation, whatever the fuck you want to call it.
Fake news.
There you go.
God, I if Donald Trump would have patented that fucking phrase, you're fired.
No, no, I know it would be just like you're fired.
Dude, he'd be so fucking rich.
He already is.
He doesn't need.
Well, maybe he does anymore.
Maybe broke now.
Yeah, I'm just saying that the term when he first came out with it, like everyone was
like, what the fuck now?
Everybody uses it all the time.
There's like so much merchandise with it.
And yeah, but no.
So yeah, there's all that stuff out there.
But I think that the current like you said, the current generation is better off than
like my parents were because back in the day, yeah, all you had was like six o'clock.
The newspaper and the newspaper.
So they had total control over it.
So even then, like back then, they didn't even use it the way they do now.
They actually gave the news.
They weren't like I'm sure it was to a degree still like filtered.
Like the media is a fucking joke nowadays.
Like if you watch any fucking media streaming channel on TV like Fox or CNN or USA Today
or whatever the fuck, like it's all sham here we go to conspiracy theories again.
But it's all just a distraction.
And that's why like that's why fucking reality TV is national television now.
Like they talk about the fucking housewives and the Kardashians on national news and it's
stupid.
Yeah.
Well, you either got to do all of it or none of it.
Yeah, I don't know.
Do you?
Well, I'll say this.
The only good thing about it is if you do happen, you know, you're at a bar, you're
at an airport, you know, you get a doctor's office, wherever the fuck you are, where you
get subjected to it.
It lets you know how to deal with idiots that you're going to run into in the next week
that's coming up because, you know, this is what the news is.
So if there's idiots around you, this is what they're going to be talking about.
So you're like, oh, yeah, yeah, I heard about that.
Okay.
Speaking of that's a great segue into sorry.
Sorry.
I was going to say it's a great segue into our next portion.
Earlier when I was talking about what I wanted this podcast to be, I also like Bravo and
I want to talk about Bravo and all of the shows that I watch on Bravo and recently.
Well, I won't be around for those ones.
Unfortunately.
Well, we're going to talk about Vanderpump rules right now.
Right now.
Okay.
So I watch a lot of Bravo.
I watch like almost every Bravo show, all the housewives, everything.
I love Vanderpump rules and I'm really deep into all the drama that's going on right now
with this most recent season and I have sucked drew into it.
He started this season with, oh my God, I can't believe you fucking watch this shit
and ended it with texting me yesterday to, oh my God, I think I'll be home in time for
the finale or the reunion.
That's not what happened.
That is what happened.
I have the text to prove it.
I think I'll be home in time for the reunion.
Taylor.
What is your take on Scandavall?
First of all, first of all, we need to back up.
No.
Don't listen to the lies people.
Okay.
I am not involved in this.
He's obsessed.
I don't even know what to say.
So mad at you right now.
Here's my take.
All right.
You really want to know my.
Yeah, I want to know what your take is.
As far as to the actual what's going on on screen, like the interactions and all that.
I don't give a flying.
I know you don't get a fuck.
All right.
I'll talk.
So like she said, she did say that she like, you know, introduced me to this whole thing
here.
So let's talk about that a little bit.
Oh God.
So I mean, I had heard her talk about, you know, this show, other shows on the Bravo
Network for, you know, the whole time we've been dating.
I usually wait to watch them while he's at work.
So he has never actually like witnessed them before like this season of Vanderpump rules.
Right.
I've never seen them.
And more importantly, I've never watched her watch.
So, you know, this whole apparently this is like the biggest fucking thing.
It's huge.
Yeah.
I get it.
You know, I can understand the biggest scandal in his and probably in history.
I'm not saying I agree like registers with me, but yes, I can see how some people, you
know, so anyway, so I came home early one night from work.
Sometimes I have to work night, night shift if you want to call it night classes or whatever.
And I got home a little early.
So I came home, I walked in and she was balls deep and in an episode.
And yeah, I sat down and I watched her watch it.
It's a thing.
It was a thing.
I don't know.
Okay.
So if there's anybody that watches Vanderpump rules knows what he's talking about.
So I don't know who's listening to this.
I'm sure like, I don't know.
Maybe there's some fellas listening to this.
All right.
God help you.
But let me try to compare it.
Okay.
Or maybe maybe some other women will get this too.
All right.
So it'd be like ladies, it'd be like you coming home, you've been dating a guy for
three years, close to three years.
You've heard him make some comments about, you know, W E F like, you know, WWE, you know,
like World Wrestling Federation, like, you know, all that's like, maybe he said it or
joked about it.
And you were like, all right.
And then you came home early one night from work and he was watching an episode of Monday
Night Raw and then proceeded to sit there and tell you everybody's backstory, everything
that's happened in the show for the last 10 fucking years.
You're telling me you wouldn't be like, what the fuck?
Who am I fucking dating?
Like that wouldn't go through your head.
I rest my case.
Yeah.
He was needless to say he was like, what is happening right now?
So yeah, we watched the whole season.
I, I mainly watched the whole season and now I get to bask in the glory of Scandinaval
with you.
Yeah.
I mean, at this point, I've accepted that you're into it.
And yeah, I think our relationship has been it.
Yeah, it's, it just goes back into, you know, like, what's it like dating a mentally unstable
woman?
Everybody's got their thing.
Like she tried.
So this is what's funny about it.
She tried to kind of equate it to sports.
Yeah.
And no, it's, it's because it's not sports.
It is, it is W. W. S.
Like it's that no, I don't say that.
I just say it like that's what a lot of people will argue about it, but it's, it's more than
that.
Okay.
Cause it's just total.
It's just my mindlessness.
Like it's just like, but I can, it's a release.
So I get it.
That's, that's why guys watch W W F or whatever it's called.
See, yes, it's a release.
Like I was saying earlier, sometimes you need a good cry.
Well sometimes you need to watch a bunch of rich bitches scream at each other for 45 minutes.
Yeah.
Or, you know, six foot two, you know, 400 pound white men beat the shit out of each other
in a cage.
Yeah.
There you go.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
So I think that's everything that we have time for, for this episode, the first episode,
the premiere of Taylor talking, the Taylor talking podcast, class, guys, guys, guys.
All right.
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