No Whine Left Behind
"No Whine Left Behind" is the podcast that serves up a blend of real talk while sipping cocktails. Join your hosts Celia and Alex as we dive into life’s ups and downs, share wild stories we’ve read, and chat about the everyday family drama we all know too well.
No Whine Left Behind
S3 E16 What Had Us Talking in '24
The pod’s all about the highs, lows, & total chaos of 2024 think egg prices going wicked high, Britney’s wild Insta moments, & oh yeah, people literally stuck in space. Alex & Celia keep it real with their takes on the year, sharing laughs, stories, & a bit of Boston sass while looking ahead to 2025. Tune in for:
• Hot takes on “New Year, New Me” vibes
• Why farm-fresh eggs are the GOAT (but also pricey AF)
• Spilling the tea on Britney’s latest moves
• The what the heck of astronauts stuck in orbit
• Real talk about how holiday traditions & gift-giving are changing
It’s your go-to for relatable chats, a few laughs, & maybe some inspo for tackling the new year.
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Welcome to the no Wine Left Behind podcast, where we truly leave no wine behind. I'm Alex.
Speaker 2:And I'm Celia. We are here in the studio together, sharing ups and downs, frustrations and funny moments of our daily adventures. So grab your favorite glass.
Speaker 1:Join us as we raise our voices. Together, we'll dive into the drama of life as we see it. I just tried to think of like an end of the year song, but I couldn't.
Speaker 2:Nothing came to mind.
Speaker 1:I was not well prepared for the opening of this episode, whoops.
Speaker 2:Oh, lord, here we are for our final episode of 2024, so crazy. I know it's the end of the year right like in two weeks. Oh my like. Christmas is one week away. It happened so fast. Yeah, so it's okay though. Another year, another new, everything Fresh, start, clean, sleep.
Speaker 1:Again. So it's funny. I was going back through our episodes from the start of the year to today so I could like find things and like, do we have any updates? Or like funny. You know, remember this moment and our first episode at the top of this year. We were like shitting on like New Year, new me. And now here we are, like it's going to be a fresh start in 2025.
Speaker 2:New year, new me again. Do over Every year.
Speaker 1:Every freaking year and it's like not new us, but just evolved us, Did you?
Speaker 2:see the BuzzFeed breakdown of our podcast for 2025?. I emailed it yes yes. That was so funny, the one that stood out to me the most like with all the it. So it gives all the stats. The one that stuck out to me the most was the pronunciation. One was the pronunciation one One was good. That was by far probably one of the funniest episodes that we've done.
Speaker 1:It's the funniest conversation to have with you, on and off the podcast.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Like last night when I I went out last night with some colleagues for work Christmas to get together and give exchange and everything. It was great. And one of the women, her name, is Karen. So we're talking and talking like Karen and she was like, and all of a sudden my other coworker was like Karen, karen.
Speaker 1:It's so New England Like. That is so New England Like.
Speaker 2:Karen, karen, karen, and I'm like, yeah, karen, and she's like. I go listen, I say things differently than you and she's like oh yeah, you're so fancy with your words. I'm like, I'm really not trying to. That's just how it comes out. Not trying to do, that's just how it comes out every now. And then I'll say something and one of them will catch it and like repeat it the way I said it, and then they look at me like seriously, like I'm sorry.
Speaker 1:Oh my gosh, that was a good one. Yeah, that was a good, good episode, but a lot of stuff happened this year. So another thing that had came up in my research was we were also talking back in like January or February about how expensive eggs were. Oh, my God, which is really funny, because I was at Whole Foods the other day and like getting food obviously. Um, I had looked at the egg prices and I was like fuck, eggs are fucking expensive. Yeah then, it's like shit. We were talking about this earlier this year.
Speaker 2:Eggs are so fucking expensive so it's funny that you bring that up, because, that's right, they were very expensive earlier in the year and then they kind of went back to normal price at some point. But just yesterday how funny is that you bring this up just yesterday. I was listening to because I listened to talk radio almost all the time and they were talking about how the price of eggs has gone up again. It's fucking weird. They were interviewing this woman at a grocery store and she was like well, I only buy white eggs because the brown eggs are more expensive. And then there was like another color. I'm like wait, how many color are there? I thought it was just brown and white. Apparently there's blue eggs. So, yeah, the blue eggs.
Speaker 2:And so this woman that I work with has chickens and her chickens lay very light blue eggs. She said, yeah, it's a color. There's like, there's like a like a pinkish color, almost like a pink, pinky, peachy color. There's like like a skin tone color. There's, there's white, there's tan, there's brown. I'm like, so where?
Speaker 1:do all those eggs go, because I only see brown and white in the stores.
Speaker 2:I don't know all those eggs go, because I only see brown and white in the stores. I don't know where those go. I have no idea. And it's weird, because the eggs that you get fresh off a farm from a chicken do not look like the eggs you buy in the grocery store. So what's?
Speaker 1:up. Can we talk about that? Because I have thought about, because we live near a lot of farms. There's a lot of signs on local roads that say like we sell eggs amongst a bunch of other bullshit. Right, I just can't bring myself to buy an egg from like a local farm.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, it's life changing. It's life changing. So again this woman has chickens. She's given us fresh eggs from her chickens, like the day after you got to wash them really good, rub them down really good. The color if you crack a fresh egg from a farm and crack an egg from a grocery store, the yolk one is like orange, the other one is yellow. The grocery store is yellow, the Fresh Farm. One is orange and it tastes a thousand times better than an egg from the grocery store. I don't know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, another girl I know, used to have chickens she doesn't anymore and she had brought eggs when we had done a girls weekend up north. Same thing. I was like Whoa, it was the first time I ever saw it. And I was like Whoa, how come these yolks are orange, like what's up? She goes oh, those are from my chickens, they're fresh eggs, I'm like. So I was like I don't think I'm eating those. Everyone's like no, it's awesome. And I did. I ate it and it was like the best egg I ever had in my life.
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:No, it's a game changer. You have to try it. You have to try it.
Speaker 1:It's a total game changer. I just feel better knowing that it's been through like a process and it's at the store, like just knowing it's coming from, like a chicken butt to me To me.
Speaker 2:So the egg that you get from the farm, there will be skin colored eggs, tan eggs, blue, a light, light bluish, baby blue colored eggs. Those colors you'll get directly from the farm. So when you stop at a farm, stand open, just even if you just look at them, the eggs are just right. It's just so cool and they're very good.
Speaker 1:Yes, they're very, very good so but yeah.
Speaker 2:so back to what I was saying. Apparently there's another egg issue and the brown ones are more expensive, so people are only buying the white ones because they're cheaper.
Speaker 1:Yeah yeah, that brings up a good question. I don't really understand. I don't know why there's like brown ones and white ones and why one would be priced differently than the other. I'm gonna look this up, yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know either, but I think we usually get brown eggs. I'm not sure why, unless they're those eb eggs oh yeah, those are usually white. We get the white ones yeah, but those are more expensive I don't even care, we just buy eggs.
Speaker 2:I don't honestly don't care how much eggs cost, just buy them. We like them, we get it. You know what I mean. Like yeah, there's certain things that like I won't buy because it's a little bit more expensive and I'm just like I don't really need that. But like eggs and milk, there's certain things like you just you have to buy it, like you need it, you right, have to have it. So it's like it doesn't matter how expensive it is yeah, gotta do what you gotta do.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm the same way if it completely gets consumed, then it was worth it, then it doesn't really matter.
Speaker 2:So by the way, speaking of whole foods, did you know the one in nashville is open now? Yeah, have you been there?
Speaker 1:No, because I figured the first few days were going to be like really crazy. So I'm like waiting for it to die down, I'm probably going to hit it up next week.
Speaker 2:I want to check it out.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because.
Speaker 2:I am so happy they're closer than I was driving all the way up to. State.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that one is like so far. The one in Westford is like kind of close, the one in Westford is like kind of close but also feels further away than it is. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's super close.
Speaker 2:So, oh my God, year in review, britney Spears is still cuckoo, apparently. Now she thinks she's a toddler in kindergarten and moving to Mexico. I don't know think she's a toddler in kindergarten and moving to mexico, I don't know. I wish somebody would seriously like sit down with this girl and like help her, because this is crazy.
Speaker 1:That's a good point. I'm surprised nobody has or like maybe they have in private, but I'm surprised there hasn't been like a because she's on her own now. She's no longer under the conservatorship, so although, like, she goes on live all the time and she like posts her videos and reels or whatever, um, I'm surprised she hasn't done like a sit down interview to like speak her piece but it's like she's clearly got something wrong with her and her videos yeah, a proof of it.
Speaker 2:So like nobody actually needs to prove she's a little wacky, she's showing the world, she's a lot, so I'm surprised no one has taken all that and brought it to a court and was like we need to like sticker in the cuckoo house because she's not well. Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1:I'm surprised given her behavior this last year. I'm surprised her conservatorship ended Crazy. She should still be under some sort of supervision, oh, absolutely. I don't know If there's levels to conservatorship and there's maximum security and minimum security. Maybe she could have been middle of the road so that she felt like she had a little bit more freedom and autonomy right but her just being like rogan on her own. It's clearly it's crazy.
Speaker 1:It's clearly not good and I just feel bad for her kids because her kids are teenagers, so they're definitely like seeing her unravel oh yeah totally and just wondering. Like I mean, she's been off her rocker for years years and years and years.
Speaker 1:Just kind of like wondering why? Like was she always this way? Like did she always have, like, some sort of um, I don't want to put a word on it, that's not nice, but like was she always this way? Or like, did something happen to her during to her, during her fandom that made her even worse? Because there's a lot of celebrities who are also cuckoo, but then there's a ton who are doing well. There are some who went cuckoo, are reformed and they're doing well. I don't know.
Speaker 2:I just have so many questions. She's just completely unhinged To have so many questions. She's just completely like unhinged and yeah, to the public eye it doesn't look like any. Everyone's just kind of letting her do her thing and I'm sure she's surrounded by a lot of people. I'm sure she's got a lot of stuff there's no way, she's not, and it's like people are just you know, staying out of her way.
Speaker 2:Yes, I don't know it's, it's very bizarre like yeah, um, how about something so sad and unbelievable, what those two people are still in fucking space?
Speaker 1:How did we get here again? What Did something like break or something Like why are they there so?
Speaker 2:I think the rocket ship they were on. Something happened where it became unsafe for them to travel back on it.
Speaker 2:And they tried to send something to fix it but they couldn't, or whatever that I do remember like something missing them or like yeah, and so then they tried to have them come back at some point and it just they couldn't because something happened to the other rocket ship or the weather, I don't know. Something happened and they couldn't do it again. Then they delayed it to like the end, like September or something I don't even know. But then now I heard on the radio today they're not coming back till next year I think they said January, but the rocket ship that's supposed to go up to get them in january they found some type of problem, so now it's gonna end up being delayed till probably march, like I don't understand they're still surviving, like, how are they surviving up there?
Speaker 2:like the conditions, like what that time and space is doing to their body, to their mental health, to like, oh my god, I can't imagine what type of condition these two people are going to be in when they finally come home. If they come home, like what? If they can never. It's just unimaginable. I just can't believe it I can't either.
Speaker 1:only because, like technology these days is so far advanced. We can do some of the craziest, most randomest, unnecessary shit with technology, but then we have people stuck in space, right it's just so mind-boggling, Like it's just the wildest thing, Like I don't understand it.
Speaker 2:I mean, we have drones right now literally flying around the whole country doing God knows what. Oh no, send one up to space to fucking help these people to fix something, or to fucking do something up to space to fucking help these people to fix something or to fucking do something like I don't know the logistics of it, but it sounds absolutely horrifying. I just can't. I can't believe it.
Speaker 1:I cannot, yeah especially when it's so unexpected, like whenever you go on even us. Like you go on a vacation, you expect there to be hiccups, like there's always a potential for something to go wrong between as soon as you close your door right up until you get to your house, like anything could go wrong. But to be stuck in space is crazy for real. And like something can go wrong, but eventually again going back to, like us going on vacation, like it figures itself out eventually. They've been up there forever like what the fuck?
Speaker 2:yeah, I know I, I don't get it, I I just when they come back, aren't they like shorter? It does something to their bones, like it weakens their bones, and it does something to their skin Like it's, like it's not good. It's not good at all.
Speaker 1:No no, but I mean there are missions that are years long, but again they're prepared for that. The ship is probably a little bit different. Like there are accommodations.
Speaker 2:They're not literally like right now. These people are like okay, here we are waiting like I'd go and it's what?
Speaker 1:just two of them, right?
Speaker 2:yeah, I'd go crazy like it's nuts like I can't, I can't handle what? They could possibly be doing up there in space, like just rolling around I don't know, it's so bizarre, I know absolutely bizarro.
Speaker 1:So but speaking of drones, my aliens have been going strong all year, baby. We've talked about them every month, god really.
Speaker 2:Yep, they're here. Yeah, they're flying come and get me that. That's probably who the drone people are. It's probably the aliens fucking, honing in on our shit, trying to really get a good look at what's going on, fucking, trying to figure out all the bullshit.
Speaker 1:I don't know, I don't know there are so many theories on what these drones are, I just don't know. And then I was watching today a news conference because there were drones in Boston and they were able to capture like the crew that deployed their drones in Boston. And the news reporter was like what the fuck is wrong with Jersey? How come Jersey still has their drones up but Boston was able to find theirs like super quickly.
Speaker 2:Wait. So they found the people who put the drones up in boston.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so who was it? Um?
Speaker 2:just a bunch of fucking kids, oh my god, and like kids loosely like.
Speaker 1:They were probably like early to mid-20s, they were older, they were adult kids, but kids in terms of like behavior. But yeah, they were in court like the other day being arraigned and these drones are everywhere, so what is like they're talking?
Speaker 2:every this whole gaggle of fucking kids decided on fucking wednesday.
Speaker 1:We're all just gonna shoot our drones up in the air all over the country and like, just keep everybody guessing that's why there's so many different conspiracy theories, because some people are saying that, no, like, the drones are either um, like extraterrestrial or they're government related, but then obviously kind of like this fucking uh luigi mangione thing, like tiktok and like social media hops on and then it becomes kind of like a phenom and it loses the seriousness and it becomes just like entertainment. So who knows?
Speaker 2:who knows. It's very strange. That's also very strange because, you know, as we all know, drones can literally do, carry and do anything. They oh yeah, they can drop packages, they can drop bombs, they can yep, fucking record you like they can. I mean they're. They're drones, like they have a lot of capability. So you wonder, like, what exactly is going on.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and it's.
Speaker 2:It's so hard to tell and they're in such random fucking places like I know who knows what's going on let me tell you something new jersey's like tricky, because I'm sure you've driven like to new york at night. Right, yeah, you drive through jersey and you look up, all you see is plane after plane after plane after plane like one time we were driving to new york and we looked up and there had to have been 10 or more planes lined up in the sky all waiting to land. They were like all you see is like the headlight, the lamps of the plane and it was like in perfect order all the way down.
Speaker 2:It was the wildest, craziest thing. So can you imagine like all these planes up there and these fucking drones are like interfering yes, yeah, I yes. I mean at that point it's federal crime, because that's federal airspace.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Major crime. Oh my God, so crazy. I feel like it's always something happening, like every week, like there was another school shooting the other day. There was a mass shooting in Baltimore, maryland, yesterday, like the drone thing, I don't know like these people stuck in space. This luigi man, gioni thing like that is like the wildest thing ever. So crazy I have my freaking um feelings about that. I'm not even sure if they caught the right guy or not, but I mean, they definitely did not.
Speaker 2:There's so many people who look like him out there, like yeah, I've never seen someone have so many doppelgangers. Like are you serious right now? Holy shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't believe it. I honestly I think that because he has such a large, influential family I think he just happened to look like the guy who was the shooter. I think something is going on with that family. I think he just happened to look like the guy who was the shooter. I think something is going on with that family. And for the family, the entire family, and all of their investments, their, their businesses, whatever to stay safe, they had to put someone up and it just happened to be him at the same time as a Scott, Like I think there are bigger inner workings happening that we're never know.
Speaker 2:He didn't even have United Health Care for health insurance. Yeah, and they're talking about his back surgery. He had, ok, he had back surgery. What's that got to do with United Health Care? What's that got to do with this guy?
Speaker 1:Well, his family owned like hospice care. Yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 2:I know that, yeah, they own a lot of stuff his family. Yeah, they have a lot of business different, yeah, a lot of different and it's all like they have like golf courses and, yeah, assisted living facilities and like all this random shit that none of it like coat. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2:None of it like it's all just like random, random businesses that they opened, um, that are very successful, because they're, yeah, but, as you were telling me the other day, his lawyer is married to Diddy's fucking lawyer, high powered attorney. So what the fuck? Oh, so then I heard remember the guy who was arrested to Diddy's fucking lawyer, high-powered attorney so what the fuck?
Speaker 1:Yeah, oh. So then I heard remember the guy who was arrested for being Diddy's mule. He was that super like yeah, his face was dropped, fucking dropped. He's a snitch and someone is going to kill him Big time To put out there that his charges were dropped.
Speaker 2:Yep, that's like putting a number on his life, and you know why they did that because they obviously don't care about him, because they know he's a drug mule. They know he's a shit. They want diddy and you know what that's them sending diddy a message we got you yep and kill him all you want we don't care about him anymore. Like he's thing is useless to them, like he's useless to them.
Speaker 1:He got I mean, as long as all of his like testimony is like video recorded, they can use it posthumously. So if he ever were unfortunately to pass away, they could still use his testimony, that's and they don't.
Speaker 2:That's why they threw him under the bus. They don't need him anymore. They're not protecting him crazy yeah, so that was like probably one of the conditions. You tell us we're not protecting you, we're not putting you in protective custody, you're out, you're done.
Speaker 1:Yeah you see you later, because he wasn't like a small time mule, like he was providing drugs to parties. Yeah, massive parties, yeah. Yeah. I can't imagine the quantity of drugs they caught him with or were like following him for so long and as many times in like charges they could have put against him he literally fucking sang like a canary, awful I mean by the looks of him.
Speaker 2:That was going to be the outcome, anyways yeah, yeah, he was, he's wasn't tough enough to withstand any of that. He was not going to prison. He was like no, no, apparently he chose. He chose to not to stay alive much longer over prison. Because I'm telling you right now you'll be hearing about him down the road, a hundred percent, but I guess, well, maybe not. Because like, yeah, he's a snitch, but he already probably snitched, so whether they kill him or not.
Speaker 2:His stuff is still usable, like they're going to use his shit no matter what.
Speaker 1:So I mean I don't know his name. There could be an obituary for him in a month and I wouldn't even I don't think it'll matter if they.
Speaker 2:I don't think they would do it Because, again, they don't need him anymore and they have a ceremony, so killing him and what would be the point of that? That would be the would. Yeah, so I think he's going to go into hiding, he's going to probably move into another country and hopefully never be found again yeah, I think he's going to die of a drug overdose.
Speaker 1:I'm I'm putting it out there accidental.
Speaker 2:the pink, the pink cocaine Exactly.
Speaker 1:That's what I think. Oh Lord, Lord, Lord, Remember that time there was breakdancing in the Olympics.
Speaker 2:Oh my, God, and they did away with it immediately after that. What a dumb, freaking competition. And I the olympics I love. I think I talked about a lot how much I love the olympics and that well because the olympics lasted all of fucking 2024.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was a lot. It was a lot. The olympics were fucking long, longest book. Yeah, awful, yeah, crazy.
Speaker 2:I feel like I hear, like in the background, like a, like a, like a vacuum or something going. Maybe it's a drone, maybe there's a drone out there in the sky and I hear it like I hear the motor. There probably is. Why not A motor? It's almost like you know you hear like a motor of something, like almost like a motor vacuum. That's what I hear like faintly in the background. Maybe it's outside.
Speaker 1:It might be right. Ray is over here next to me. She's sleeping, she's snoring.
Speaker 2:Sounds like a motor, like a vacuum or something. It's weird.
Speaker 1:Maybe it's Nathan cleaning his room.
Speaker 2:Peek outside, see if I see a drone hovering. Peek outside, see if I see a drone hovering. We were leaving the restaurant early and bianca's like oh, hurry up, get to your car. I'm like what do you mean? Why do I have to hurry up and get to my car? What's it gonna?
Speaker 1:do what's it gonna do what's it gonna do?
Speaker 2:could drop something on us. I'm like okay it won't.
Speaker 1:And what am I gonna do?
Speaker 2:I can't go anywhere, so i'm'm going to have to deal with whatever.
Speaker 1:It's not dropping anything around us.
Speaker 2:She's a nut, she's a nut, so are you all ready for?
Speaker 1:Christmas. Am I ready for Christmas? No, After this I have to go and do more Christmas stuff. I won't be ready for Christmas until Christmas.
Speaker 2:One more trip and I'm done.
Speaker 1:That's amazing. Well, not done, because after you're done with that trip, then starts the wrapping.
Speaker 2:That's at least two and a half three days. So yeah, it's a lot.
Speaker 1:For the most part.
Speaker 2:I just have like three things to pick up, all in Nashua. So I'm going to do one fell swoop, go bing, bang, boom, get my shit and then start wrapping.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm tired. I told everyone, starting 2025, for birthdays, everyone's getting money or a gift card. I'm not shopping anymore except Christmas time. Oh, and I also told him I wasn't stuffing stockings anymore, that this year's the last year I stuffed stockings and the only stocking I'm going to stuff is Kaiser's.
Speaker 1:Stockings are so lame. I would love to hear from anyone that is listening what the fuck do you put in stockings as people get older? Older when they're like younger, it's easier, because you just put like stupid little tchotchkes like whatever right. But as people get older, like what the fuck? Because I'm anti getting bullshit just to like fill up the stocking. So like what are we stuffing stockings with?
Speaker 2:I hate them. I can tell you what I stuff them with. I stuff them with enough stuff. I can probably buy just another fucking gift. So I'd rather take the $25 I spent on the stocking and buy another gift for that person, Because you know you go to the dollar store and nothing's a dollar anymore.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:But. But I discovered that Dollar General in Dracut has a dollar aisle.
Speaker 1:Really.
Speaker 2:They have one aisle and everything in the aisle is one dollar, like everything.
Speaker 1:Oh, I'm going to go tomorrow. I didn't know that.
Speaker 2:Yep, yep. So if you go down, if you walk in and go down a little bit and then go to the right, it's like a little bit past, like the food. They have one aisle and everything is a dollar.
Speaker 1:Yep, this is an aisle, walk outside the aisle.
Speaker 2:Everything's three, four, five dollars don't need to be over.
Speaker 1:One aisle is more than enough yeah, one aisle.
Speaker 2:I was like I was looking for something. I said to lady, do you have this? She goes oh try, oh try, the dollar aisle. I'm like Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on, I go, you have a dollar aisle. She's like oh yeah. I'm like I've never known this. I've been in here a million times. I filled up my little basket with that dollar aisle.
Speaker 1:I filled up my little basket with that dollar aisle.
Speaker 2:Unbelievable Car air fresheners, toothbrushes like. Even got them little microfiber cloths.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, I'm not buying people that Like.
Speaker 2:No, yeah, not really Everything I bought for the stockings you can use.
Speaker 1:I mean, at least it's practical. I bought nips you would. Those are not going to waste around here.
Speaker 2:All the adults get a nip. Yeah, I'm like what can I use? So I made sure everything was usable.
Speaker 1:Oh, my God.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but that's it on. I'm done with that. I'd rather buy another gift and spend all this stockings.
Speaker 1:It's so stupid yeah, like yeah I'm getting to be grinchy uh, I don't think you're getting to be grinchy, I just think you've been doing this for a really long fucking time. Yeah, I'm tired, it gets old, take a break.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so well. That's why I said on birthdays hey, gift money, that's it. I'm not, don't have to go. You want a gift? Tell me what you want, I'll give you the money and go buy it yourself. I'm not going out buying presents for birthdays and shit, no more, I'm done with that yeah that kaiser? He's the only one that gets birthday presents. And fair enough talking Stocking stuffers.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for kids it's fine. Adults, yeah, fuck off. Yeah, ftk.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:It's so annoying. I love it, I love it so annoying. Oh man, yeah, I mean, that's all I have from all of our episodes from this year. Well, some honorable mentions J-Lo and Ben filed for divorce. That makes me sad. I know Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey still going strong. Yes, Trump was our president. Jake Paul beat up Mike Tyson. That made me sad too. Locked a good TV this year.
Speaker 2:Oh, my God. Land is the best show yeah, 20, 25. I don't care what all things buddy says.
Speaker 1:What's his name? Taylor Sheridan. Sheridan, that guy is anything he touches.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's pretty fucking good that guy, I don't like the guy, I think he is such a douchebag.
Speaker 1:I can only imagine what he's like in real life like having to deal with him, his personal assistant, people in his inner circle. I envision him to be a nightmare, yeah.
Speaker 2:What a creative mind, oh my God.
Speaker 1:And a lot of it. I'm sure some of it comes from him, a lot of it comes. I'm sure some of it comes from him. A lot of it comes from, like, his team of like writers Right, but I'm sure he has his hand in selecting who those people are Right. So having even that vision to be like you know this person's good for this project, so on and so forth.
Speaker 2:He doesn't do it all himself, though. But because, if you look, at the credits it says co-director or co-creator.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:And some look at the credits. It says co-director or co-creator or yeah and some stuff. It'll say that he is the director and he stars in it. Oh, he did write it, but in a lot of the stuff, in a few of the shows he's co. So like, yeah, with um yellowstone, it's him. And um, um, the one that just died off, um, the actor, kevin costner, him and kevin costner, co-directors and co-writers, and um, I think he. It might have been his idea for the show, but this guy is like he's good, he's incredible.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I want to watch every single thing.
Speaker 2:The only things he does that I don't care for are the western, the 1923 and the 1883. I'm not a fan of like Western type stuff so I won't watch those. But, like, if you go on Netflix and you like or not Netflix it was it was either Netflix or Paramount plus. If you go on Paramount plus, I believe it's Paramount plus and you you scroll down it'll say the share tyler sheridan collection it shows a list of all the shows yeah he's had a hand in, or he's written or directed and coast and starred in.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and there's one we are kind or we are the finest, or some one of them, and it's with um. Remember that movie marsh, that actor, vaguely he's like a federal marshal and he was looking for someone. Oh, tommy Lee Jones, yes, he is in that movie yeah, I think it's. We Are Kind or Something Like that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Something About the Finest.
Speaker 2:Huh.
Speaker 1:Something About the Finest.
Speaker 2:Finest yeah. Yeah so that's another Tyler Sheridan movie, yeah, so Gary and I are going to check that one out, because we didn't know that existed, but there's a whole list of shows that he's a part of.
Speaker 2:We're going to check them. We're going to the only ones we're not going to watch. I'm not going to watch are the Western ones. Yeah, that finest one is a really good movie. It has that girl from Wednesday. Yeah, so there was that movie and then there was another one on there. That was a movie. I can't remember the name of it, but we're going to try to watch both of them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's super good, you'll like it so but yeah, he's great, he's amazing yeah, so, yep, so excited to see what he gives us in 2025.
Speaker 2:Yes, sure there better be a lot more land. Man, I'll tell you that right now, don't rush it. Mayor of kingstown.
Speaker 1:It's not good, we need all come back yep, yep, you know he's a part of that too, I do yep, yep love it, love it so much. Love it Crazy. So much, all right. Well, that's it 2024. Yeah, fucking. See y'all later, happy holidays, everyone Happy. New Year.
Speaker 2:Hope you guys have a great, wonderful, amazing New Year holiday. All of those, we will see you at some point in 2025.
Speaker 1:I can't believe it. 2025. We're coming Coming back strong, yes for sure. Bye, peace out. Thank you for joining us on this wine-filled adventure.
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