Poog with Kate Berlant and Jacqueline Novak - April 09, 2024


It's Just a Life

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Length

59 minutes

Words per minute

182.93

Word count

10,874

Sentence count

762

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Misogyny

44

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Toxicity

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00:02:36.100 Hi, I'm Kate Berlant.
00:02:37.620 I'm Jacqueline Novak.
00:02:38.720 And this is POOG, an ongoing conversation about wellness between two obsessive friends.
00:02:43.440 Two untamable intellects.
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00:03:01.960 Oh my god 1.00
00:03:02.900 Double Poog merch 1.00
00:03:04.940 I know look at this 1.00
00:03:05.840 Is in view
00:03:06.380 Actually and I've got mine
00:03:07.620 Don't doubt my water
00:03:09.660 Incredible
00:03:10.340 Don't you dare doubt my water
00:03:11.860 My dad last night said
00:03:13.100 What's Poog?
00:03:13.800 He looked at my water bottle
00:03:14.980 And then I gave him the explanation
00:03:16.580 And what'd you say?
00:03:19.060 I know I had to give the full rundown
00:03:20.760 Well by the way also
00:03:22.660 Is this like a perfect segue to go into the personal
00:03:25.700 that my dad has Alzheimer's, just dropping it up top?
00:03:29.300 Here's what's fascinating. 1.00
00:03:30.460 I was thinking like, will I ever bring this up on Poog
00:03:32.560 or will I bring it up today?
00:03:34.220 And then I was like, this is, it's like,
00:03:38.340 it's fascinating, right?
00:03:40.320 Because why would I conceal that?
00:03:43.380 I know.
00:03:43.900 Right?
00:03:45.040 Or I think it's like, because of myself.
00:03:46.420 I'm like, well, in my comedy and my standup,
00:03:48.000 I don't talk about my life, really.
00:03:49.560 I mean, it's all my life, but I don't talk about myself.
00:03:51.720 it's like we have to preserve the private and i have to preserve the private some things have
00:03:56.260 to be sacred like but um i'm i'm coming out i said well also because well also well that was
00:04:04.780 a perfect segue because like well why would my dad not know what poog is and it's like because
00:04:08.280 he has alzheimer's but um i love this as a promotional moment for poogmer yeah to integrate
00:04:14.520 the personal trauma um but um i'm actually i mean i'm i'm making a joke to be clear actually
00:04:21.560 wait I'm making a joke because I actually do think it's it's it's a quality uh like I really
00:04:28.300 like the idea of actual like trauma being really right in there with the merch yeah yeah so support
00:04:33.600 and then I briefly was like oh wait it's I sound like one of those people I sound like I'm saying
00:04:37.400 the opposite of what I'm saying which is like and this is good TMI we're trying to have a light
00:04:41.700 podcast obviously that's not who I am no no of course I was being dead serious my zealousness
00:04:46.280 is often mistaken it was a perfect it was a perfect end because i was like i was like oh
00:04:51.760 logging on to poog and i i've had to cancel poog or i had to cancel yesterday because i was going
00:04:56.220 through too much with my parents and i was like oh that's so interesting like why because by the
00:05:02.020 way alzheimer's on the rise and also i'm like this is so i don't know i it's been incredibly
00:05:09.020 isolating for me and i'm actually finally reaching the point where i'm like oh i actually have to
00:05:13.480 like ask for help. Talk about it freely? Ask for help. Yeah. Also only child, whatever. And it is
00:05:20.700 amazing because I sort of just in the last few days for the first time have been asking for help
00:05:25.220 and it's like, all right, people actually want to offer help who can, or even, and also people,
00:05:30.980 it's like, there's nothing you can do. Like there is nothing you can do. Like it's a hideous disease
00:05:34.480 and there's nothing you can fucking do. Like the medications aren't like, there's just truly 0.98
00:05:38.180 nothing you can do, but it is the thing of like, what you can do is like check in on people. So I
00:05:42.720 am saying just for for everyone who's dealing with alzheimer it's fucking hell and if you know 0.99
00:05:47.240 someone who's going through it it's fucking hell and like care my mom's his only caregiver and it's 0.97
00:05:51.880 i mean that has to change now it's what i'm dealing with because it's just it's impossible 0.90
00:05:54.540 but like yeah um yeah people who caregivers all of it it's just so insane it's so unfathomable
00:06:02.220 and also just how there's no programs like there's no community program it's just it's just
00:06:07.500 it's crazy obviously i shouldn't say there's nothing i'm learning in the last again two days
00:06:11.600 I'm like doing like, oh, like the Alzheimer's, whatever fucking website, like God bless people 0.89
00:06:18.060 are doing work around it. But, um, yeah, but, but then a public statement on, this isn't a public 0.85
00:06:27.060 statement on the call. Like you're talking about your personal experience. Yeah. But I'm also
00:06:31.340 laughing because I'm feeling like, wait, there's nothing go on. Another thing, because I've had
00:06:34.940 such a, like a hard couple of days and it's good. You know, I haven't had a good breakdown about it
00:06:38.740 in a while and I needed to. But like just now, again, had to cancel poo yesterday. Today had
00:06:43.660 to move it a little bit because I was on all these crazy calls. And then the cord that I used
00:06:47.860 to plug in my mic didn't work. And I felt like usually that would send me into a micro spiral.
00:06:54.060 I'd be like, my life fucking sucks. I'm going to kill myself. 1.00
00:06:57.120 Were you like, I've grown? 0.51
00:06:57.780 Literally, I go, and because I'm dealing with Alzheimer's now, I was like, don't sweat the
00:07:03.700 small stuff. I was like doing the thing where I was like, this is actually not a problem.
00:07:07.440 And then I go, look at me joining Pug with joy in my heart. I was like, the cord will not, the cord is not the problem. And none of it's a problem really. It's just an experience, just a horrible experience. But I'm also today able to go, yesterday I was driving to my parents' house, extreme darkness, right? Feeling like, oh, the walls were closing in and then left at like 10.30 PM feeling better.
00:07:32.320 and then today i'm now um uh i lost it i'm feeling better what was i gonna say a new layer
00:07:40.220 um yeah oh you lost the mood i lost i mean you lost your thought now it was shocking like today
00:07:46.020 like it will be it'll it'll plunge me into despair again like inevitably but it's yeah it's funny or
00:07:51.460 not funny it's just like oh right and then some days it feels manageable or sometimes it feels
00:07:55.220 like oh it's okay like it's not you know he's still alive and whatever but it's like um yeah
00:08:00.380 anyone who's dealing with it i guess just love you keep going holy shit isn't it amazing the way
00:08:08.640 um like when you have an experience and you're like oh this is what everyone's talking about
00:08:14.200 whatever the thing is like it literally can be like an illness you know like and you're like
00:08:18.940 i get it now or whatever like i don't know this is weird like
00:08:22.600 or maybe i'm just talking about our our inability to make real other people's experiences
00:08:30.240 that we don't totally we're not experiencing them and understand abstractly it's like wait
00:08:35.520 like we literally have to wait for everyone like everyone in america has to have an immediate 0.99
00:08:39.960 loved one be shot in the head at a mass shooting for anyone to really give a shit yeah or something 0.98
00:08:44.860 like it's so you can like feel empathy and but but but as you're saying sometimes it's like oh 0.99
00:08:49.820 like i was oh yeah these things that are horrible at a distance it's like
00:08:54.160 understandably you just can't really reach
00:08:56.880 you can't reach it
00:08:58.680 the
00:08:59.700 a lot of thoughts
00:09:03.040 by the way
00:09:04.820 I am on a low dose of Adderall today 0.99
00:09:07.160 holy shit 0.99
00:09:08.000 I pounded a magic mind 0.99
00:09:10.860 I skipped to the chapter on meds
00:09:13.120 oh I forgot to take my magic mind
00:09:14.600 I have been taking it
00:09:16.200 so this is the problem
00:09:17.340 I always introduce nine new behaviors at once
00:09:20.760 when I'm like determined to 0.81
00:09:22.680 get my shit together
00:09:23.760 I know 0.99
00:09:24.760 can't tell what it fucking is 0.98
00:09:26.300 so if it's working 0.99
00:09:27.360 then I guess I'll have to keep
00:09:28.300 the nine new things
00:09:29.860 the magic mind
00:09:31.580 well there's a lot of products
00:09:33.200 I want to talk about
00:09:33.640 but let's
00:09:34.240 we'll just stay on this for a minute
00:09:37.780 like
00:09:37.940 what is the desire
00:09:40.260 in this particular case
00:09:42.080 what is that feeling of
00:09:44.040 am I really bringing this
00:09:45.080 to POOG
00:09:45.980 right
00:09:46.580 I mean
00:09:47.020 I just want to explore it more
00:09:47.920 because I know
00:09:48.540 it's interesting
00:09:48.860 because I have like
00:09:50.180 it's not like I've been holding back
00:09:51.880 but I guess I have
00:09:52.960 yeah
00:09:53.640 or something because but so i guess the first thing is some weird fear that it seems like i'm
00:10:02.460 like want attention which is so funny i have a podcast where i'm laughing it's like can you
00:10:09.120 believe it yeah it's like yeah like yeah like i guess there's a fear that somehow i'm like is
00:10:16.060 this people are gonna reach out like like if you dare reach out please reach out i know i know this
00:10:21.420 my plea i know that's like the joke no no no it's gonna be too much gay it's like no no but i'm
00:10:26.260 just saying yeah so what is it's interesting because i was thinking about it again as i was 0.56
00:10:29.400 like running to poog today i was like this is funny like this is and also people who are 0.78
00:10:34.760 listening to this know someone with alzheimer's like that's just the the yeah the fucking truth
00:10:40.340 that's all if you drop a if you drop an ailment on poog i mean you're like or like you know like 0.95
00:10:46.120 some a specific thing yeah anything i i mean they're they're out there and they're experiencing 0.84
00:10:51.020 shit it's almost it's almost got to be shocking to be listening and and uh yeah you know like like
00:11:01.060 when someone was like when i first mentioned that i was watching f1 and they were like it's not an 0.99
00:11:05.640 ailment but you know it's like me too it's like a holy shit like it's like you know what i mean 1.00
00:11:11.940 like there's just something because poog is a microscopic sliver of our lives if you know 0.85
00:11:19.500 obviously right like and yet it can contain it all like you know it's everything yeah it's it's
00:11:25.880 it's like but i'm interested because um what is it about when information is shared i know what
00:11:36.600 why that changes it i know it changes it yeah yeah and i guess i'm like what am i protecting like my
00:11:42.220 my okay you could say i'm protecting my parents privacy or something or like but like what like
00:11:48.860 what is that? What even is that? Or like the dignity, like, like, oh, like my father's dignity.
00:11:54.360 Right. And it's like, well, because also what's like hard, well, it's all hard, but like my dad
00:12:02.340 doesn't know he has it because he fucking forgets. Right. Which by the way is actually, I think for 0.99
00:12:07.720 the best because my dad has always been a hyper anxious person. And so it's like, if he was waking
00:12:14.020 up every day and someone's going, Hey, by the way, if you're, if you're wondering what's going on,
00:12:18.280 this is it but like that would be really stressful and he's still very there he's still very funny
00:12:23.300 like he's still like like even last night I just think of me being there while my mom went out and
00:12:28.980 he's like I don't like this like well I can't be alone like what's gonna happen and I was like
00:12:32.760 dad like I you know you're 82 like I hate to tell you this but like something could happen he's like
00:12:37.260 like what I was like you could fall and then he does this big thing of miming biting his nails
00:12:41.780 like oh no uh you know and and he's like if i fell i'd get up amazing you know and it's like
00:12:49.720 and then he's like well i'm glad you're here what if i fell you know when my mom was gone it's like
00:12:55.560 and so yeah it's also it's the not sharing is also part of the thing that's so
00:13:02.880 horrible about alzheimer's is it's like you're grieving the person as they're still alive or
00:13:06.940 something and so there's a thing part of me that's i haven't been in denial but there's part of me
00:13:11.560 like anything that's hard it's the fear that if you look at it too directly you'll be annihilated
00:13:17.780 and actually annihilation yeah and what i'm learning truly just this week is this thing
00:13:22.840 of like oh actually looking at it directly like that is where the medicine is or it's like the
00:13:27.040 to bring in young you know young uh reality is medicinal it's like oh actually facing it is
00:13:32.140 that is what you need to do and then i ended up leaving being like oh it somehow felt like oh this
00:13:37.860 isn't it's still the worst thing that's ever happened to me and my mom for sure but it's also
00:13:42.900 like all right like yeah you know today I'm all zen about it I'm like seeing I'm like this is an
00:13:49.300 opportunity to feel my strength and to show love and like it is but also it's just like it's so
00:13:55.620 much I was talking to a friend who's dealing with it and like she was just like it's so much
00:13:59.580 invisible work and like it's like oh true it's just like these like invisible like invisible work
00:14:04.660 invisible like pain or like triumph or anything it's just like very and yet aging god i mean it
00:14:11.020 is just no the yeah i was thinking about wild out there aging um the inevitable decay and the fear
00:14:19.640 of it i was i was lying lying awake and i was thinking about that thing your friend said like
00:14:25.920 once like it's just a life oh my god totally or he was talking about it was like so i die like
00:14:31.840 it's just my life it's just one life so zen it's it's um because i used to think that
00:14:41.000 um the way that we like you you know to get through your day right you can't constantly be
00:14:47.820 thinking like whatever just you can't be aware of your mortality in a visceral way
00:14:53.220 right constantly yeah i mean or i guess you can i i don't know what what i'm saying i get i get
00:14:58.700 More, I guess what I mean is like, like I remember as a child, sort of this pure understanding of death at a certain point that was just like, you know, completely obliterating and like, like literally have to find a way to, you know, it's like, I used to be like, if I'm not contemplating death all the time, I'm like living in an illusion and like I must contemplate death all the time.
00:15:27.580 going to be reminded, reminded, reminded, you know, in order to make the most of the
00:15:31.800 day, right?
00:15:32.520 Like this, this kind of idea, right?
00:15:36.560 And that are like not understanding or being constantly or like all the avoidance of our
00:15:43.960 own mortality, right?
00:15:45.440 The denial of death, whoever that was, right?
00:15:48.280 Like, yeah. 1.00
00:15:49.500 But also like, fuck it kind of. 1.00
00:15:52.660 You got to deny it. 1.00
00:15:53.680 like just fucking like for me like part of a path out of depression was like to lose myself in the 0.99
00:16:02.060 like in the bullshit kind of and and like you know not not have these massive meaning crises 0.99
00:16:08.820 all the time yeah basically like to care about both like care about some bullshit like oh yeah 0.98
00:16:13.640 like you know sublimate there's like or yeah like there's no i don't know i'm not smart anymore i
00:16:22.320 can never I can never I used to be sorry I'm not following through on the like the sentences in
00:16:29.480 full oh god you know what you're ready for this it's sort of like what I was saying the other day
00:16:34.200 about okay okay because I was having a moment of wait what the fuck why was I off Adderall for nine
00:16:39.660 years I forgot I have to be on Adderall it's the only thing and I was like uh oh god oh god I lost
00:16:46.180 years I lost years right I said it to you I was like I was like years lost to forgetting that
00:16:51.480 Adderall is good for me. And then, and then I was like, no, fuck it. Yours lie fallow. Let, 1.00
00:16:56.200 let them lie fallow. Like, as I said, two weeks ago, you know, like sort of careening through a
00:17:03.380 life, whatever the unexamined life. I mean, I'm listening, you know what I mean?
00:17:10.080 Yeah. To not examine. By the way, people, people are not examining. I mean, that is just so true.
00:17:15.320 People are not examining and, and then people are over-examining, right? I mean, it's like,
00:17:21.120 Yeah, that's the...
00:17:23.520 I hate this, and I'm sure I've brought it up before,
00:17:25.860 but a therapist once was like,
00:17:27.540 when it comes down to it, therapy,
00:17:29.240 some people need the screw tightened,
00:17:31.200 some people need it loosened.
00:17:32.240 Yeah, I love that. 0.99
00:17:33.360 Damn, it's good. 0.98
00:17:34.320 It was like the entirety of... 0.99
00:17:36.700 Although I immediately go,
00:17:37.980 I need some parts tightened and some parts loosened,
00:17:40.220 so it falls apart instantly.
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00:21:58.060 I went to a doctor, just got a new insurance
00:22:01.800 and just found a doctor nearby, just the internist. 1.00
00:22:05.020 Okay, so you go do the other shit. 1.00
00:22:06.760 What do you think? 1.00
00:22:07.280 Yeah.
00:22:07.760 Well, a couple things.
00:22:09.040 One, I don't know, but annuals aren't what they used to be.
00:22:15.400 Now, I'm asking you this because I wasn't even put in a gown.
00:22:21.260 What do you mean?
00:22:22.440 They go take your top off.
00:22:23.240 I didn't even undress.
00:22:24.420 No, over your sweater?
00:22:26.180 Yeah.
00:22:26.480 No, actually, he just slid a hand up my back, unhooked a bra with one hand and felt around.
00:22:35.020 And he said, you don't have to change out into a gown.
00:22:38.500 He unbuttoned my top button, unzipped.
00:22:42.760 Okay.
00:22:43.380 Sorry.
00:22:43.940 What?
00:22:45.220 I just think it'd be really funny if that's how he got to my abdomen.
00:22:48.820 Like just everything was done like casual.
00:22:51.960 Yeah.
00:22:52.560 Okay.
00:22:53.640 So I'm like waiting for the gown, no gown.
00:22:56.380 I was like, all right.
00:22:57.260 And then Kate, I waited for like 40 minutes in the office.
00:23:01.900 So they already got me with the blood pressure.
00:23:05.020 And I was getting, so I was having anxiety sort of, I think about just, I don't know,
00:23:10.940 I haven't been, had a physical in a while and just getting it started again.
00:23:13.420 You should go in with a foam core blow up of your Netflix special.
00:23:17.580 And then they'll, if you were me.
00:23:21.980 Do you think that would help?
00:23:23.120 Yeah. 0.99
00:23:24.200 That's what's so fucked up. 0.99
00:23:25.600 You know, my mom, I've talked about this. 0.99
00:23:26.920 I'm sure my mom, when I was like 13, you always put on something nice for the doctor.
00:23:31.100 Her telling me, you always dress up for the doctor. 1.00
00:23:32.960 I know this is like early poog 1.00
00:23:35.240 I'm sure I brought it up 1.00
00:23:36.120 Because it's one of the most
00:23:36.840 Foundational stories of my life
00:23:38.280 My mother telling me
00:23:39.420 You should dress up for the doctor
00:23:40.360 You should look nice
00:23:41.080 I'll give you better care 0.99
00:23:41.920 It's the fucking truth 1.00
00:23:43.120 It's fucked up 1.00
00:23:44.540 It's fucked up 1.00
00:23:45.620 You should go into your doctor 1.00
00:23:46.800 With a full
00:23:47.160 Starting with the waiting room
00:23:47.960 Like you're
00:23:48.860 You should go to your doctor's appointment
00:23:50.220 Like you come in and they think like
00:23:51.580 Who's that?
00:23:52.500 What?
00:23:52.980 Who's that? 1.00
00:23:53.480 We better really check her out 0.96
00:23:55.020 We better really see
00:23:56.460 If she's got anything bad going on 1.00
00:23:58.160 Holy shit 1.00
00:23:58.940 We want a girl like that to get sick 1.00
00:24:00.460 I mean yeah 1.00
00:24:02.000 It's totally fucked 0.99
00:24:03.220 Dress up for the doctor 0.99
00:24:04.460 Particularly
00:24:04.800 You're a girl 1.00
00:24:05.760 Going into a man doctor 1.00
00:24:07.180 You better have 1.00
00:24:07.880 A push up bra on 1.00
00:24:09.020 You better have 1.00
00:24:09.720 Charlotte Tilbury
00:24:10.520 Pillow 1.00
00:24:11.600 Fucking talk lips on 1.00
00:24:12.920 Yeah 1.00
00:24:13.260 Something hurts
00:24:15.480 Yeah
00:24:15.980 Ow
00:24:17.220 Yeah
00:24:17.940 Scary
00:24:19.520 Okay anyway
00:24:20.980 So what do you do
00:24:21.620 He unbuttons your top
00:24:22.980 So
00:24:23.420 I'm waiting for 40 minutes
00:24:24.880 And I'm like
00:24:25.600 And then he comes in
00:24:27.080 And
00:24:27.620 I feel like he's looking at me
00:24:29.740 To like see if
00:24:30.640 Like
00:24:31.920 And I started to be like, I don't know what I got to do.
00:24:34.680 I would love to see you in there.
00:24:35.480 Hey, so it's been a while.
00:24:37.360 Yeah.
00:24:37.820 And so he comes in and I immediately try to make it very clear that I'm not remotely angry at him.
00:24:43.000 Because I don't think that's going to do anything good.
00:24:44.860 Oh, angry at the weight?
00:24:46.240 Yeah.
00:24:46.700 Yeah.
00:24:47.460 And he's like pushing.
00:24:50.040 He's like comically pushing a bar cart with like a computer on it.
00:24:55.180 Yeah.
00:24:55.780 And I'm just like, I'm looking around the office going.
00:24:57.920 Can a nurse do that for you?
00:24:58.760 It looks like the offices I grew up in, they're just normal, right?
00:25:04.280 But you look and I was almost like, is it clean in here?
00:25:07.300 It was like this sort of just looking around and going, I am a child of Instagram and I will pay for a doctor.
00:25:20.180 If there was a succulent and one of those white rope tapestry things on the wall, just suddenly you'd feel safe.
00:25:28.760 the woven yeah the woven actually the woven that the woven yeah i think would be a little too not
00:25:34.540 quite medical enough for me yeah yeah totally but a succulent but a mother's in-law mother-in-law's
00:25:40.280 tongue whatever yeah oh yeah oh yeah yeah it's like it's either called it's like snake plant
00:25:48.020 or mother-in-law's tongue yeah yeah yeah so and he comes i'm like all right and i was like i was
00:25:55.600 like texting like like chris is like waiting outside i was like am i i started to write like
00:25:59.940 am i on my rights to leave like i don't know like i thought it could be like a moment in my life
00:26:04.160 where i'm like i won't stand for like being made to wait it's not because i i oh i'm googling how
00:26:11.380 long to wait for a doctor you know i'm seeing this you know and it's like it was really becoming
00:26:16.280 about like i want to go like go home and check out my options again like i don't know about this
00:26:21.260 place yeah yeah totally oh my god you know i don't know like not because of the weight that's
00:26:25.720 standard and if the place were gorgeous i'm sure i'd be like like was there dust you know it's good
00:26:30.400 stuff piled up what no it's just like it was normal it was just worn it was like a doctor's
00:26:36.180 office in the 1980s you know like and just like you know so he comes in and i'm waiting for the
00:26:45.320 gown you know it's the questions um listens to the heart he listens to the lungs he presses on
00:26:54.320 the abdomen jesus oh the abdomen anything in the abdomen just and he checks my legs like by just 0.95
00:27:00.480 like the bottom pulling up the bottom of the pant leg for swelling like because like some women have
00:27:05.580 swelling down there or something okay okay he's checking for full-on edema yeah
00:27:13.580 and um that's it not a tap on the knee not a but he checks the eyes right glance in the ear no
00:27:24.640 flashlight in the eyes follow this the only thing that happened was stethoscope to the chest
00:27:29.980 to the lungs press on the stomach and then check the legs for swelling fully did full blood panel
00:27:37.040 and my buttoned up well i had forgotten it was like afternoon and i'd eaten you know i
00:27:43.480 eating an air one smoothie in the morning yeah yeah but so i got the slip for the lab i have to
00:27:48.020 go back oh and i was just like you know again instagram i was like and i said this to him i was
00:27:54.140 like like because there's so many things that are that are like the home testing of the blood or
00:27:58.800 whatever and it's like and the and the shit and the whole thing and so i just like doubt a regular
00:28:04.820 doctor's office now like i'm like what do you even test for what's even covered i was like i mean 0.88
00:28:09.100 You test for everything, right?
00:28:10.380 Like do the full panel, you know, like whatever thyroid, vitamin D.
00:28:14.780 He's like, eh, vitamin D is not covered.
00:28:16.780 Everyone's vitamin deficient.
00:28:18.300 Like just supplement.
00:28:20.120 I mean, vitamin D deficient, whatever.
00:28:21.820 Yeah.
00:28:22.400 He was fine.
00:28:23.220 But can you believe or is that?
00:28:25.520 I was like, maybe the knee tapping and all that stuff I remember.
00:28:28.280 Thing of the past. 0.65
00:28:28.820 It's just for children.
00:28:29.420 Like it's just developmental.
00:28:31.140 I feel like my tap.
00:28:32.660 I feel like mine got tapped in the last couple of years.
00:28:34.440 I'm not sure, but I could be wrong.
00:28:36.260 like to not have to undress for an annual just no no guess what guess what I think I didn't
00:28:43.120 undress for my last one you undress when you're going in for like gynecological when they're
00:28:48.740 doing like an exam right and they're like giving you a breast exam or something but just for I
00:28:54.360 think actually I think you might be okay I don't like that he didn't do flashlight in the eyes but 0.98
00:28:58.760 I think you're nor nor in the ear I love that feeling wait fuck I wish I could remember 0.94
00:29:05.180 Of that thing that goes in the ear. 0.99
00:29:06.900 Oh, yeah, totally.
00:29:08.120 It's like, yeah, the hollow seashell.
00:29:10.100 And you're like, oh, God.
00:29:11.300 Yeah, yeah.
00:29:13.680 What's he going to see in there?
00:29:15.580 There are these cameras now that you can order off Amazon.
00:29:18.600 You clean your ears with a camera showing you.
00:29:21.340 My friend told a horrifying story of someone doing this.
00:29:23.620 He found a crayon?
00:29:24.700 What did the footage of the thing going in?
00:29:26.800 It's horrible.
00:29:29.320 So anyway, I was like, I don't know.
00:29:31.840 I don't know what I want in a doctor.
00:29:33.960 And then I asked for referrals for like, get a derm, get a whatever, get a whatever.
00:29:40.620 And I don't know, I just don't know.
00:29:43.440 Come to me, I've got the referrals.
00:29:46.060 All your doctors are not accepting new clients.
00:29:49.860 Only one.
00:29:51.300 What's that?
00:29:53.220 Oh, I have that.
00:29:54.440 What is that?
00:29:55.320 I know, you never use it.
00:29:56.580 It's the Neera.
00:29:57.580 I just started again. 0.96
00:29:59.140 It's the Neera.
00:30:00.420 For wrinkles?
00:30:02.280 What is it?
00:30:03.380 Everything, baby.
00:30:04.560 Really?
00:30:05.060 Rebuilds collagen into the skin.
00:30:07.180 Guess what?
00:30:07.800 Right now, my face might not be moving much, but it is like a fiery needle going into the
00:30:14.240 skin.
00:30:14.580 Wait, I remember I came over to your house and you did that on my hand and I screamed.
00:30:17.260 Full laser.
00:30:17.860 It hurts.
00:30:18.200 All right, you screamed?
00:30:19.400 Well, by the way, I'm doing my second round of V-beam.
00:30:22.460 I do it on top.
00:30:23.440 I'm doing V-beam live, not live, but laser V-beam treatment I'm doing to recap that I'm
00:30:30.460 doing on my face targets red spots I have a couple burst spots after one treatment I gotta
00:30:36.260 say they're going down and it's supposed to also help just overall skin like texture or something
00:30:42.020 yeah I think it's working and was it was it localized or was it like all over the whole
00:30:47.400 face she blasted me all over they localized right on the red spots so those turn into bruises
00:30:52.040 so that is like for like maybe five days you look there's like it looks like you have some crazy
00:30:56.840 bruises, but nothing that can be
00:30:58.920 covered with makeup after day two.
00:31:00.880 Tiny bruises that are like really...
00:31:02.260 They're bruises right on the...
00:31:03.220 They're not like you got knocked.
00:31:05.160 No, it's like little freckles.
00:31:05.940 They're not like you got popped.
00:31:07.000 Yeah.
00:31:08.040 You got popped, yeah.
00:31:09.700 I've never heard you use that kind of language.
00:31:12.200 I loved it.
00:31:13.480 I know.
00:31:14.160 I loved it too.
00:31:17.540 Well, they say guaranteed results in 90 days.
00:31:22.180 I don't know what I'm going for,
00:31:23.200 so I'm just doing it everywhere.
00:31:24.480 You know what I mean?
00:31:25.260 And it hurts, which is exciting.
00:31:26.840 okay I stopped it
00:31:34.920 but anyway
00:31:35.360 here's the big thing
00:31:37.160 I want the big one
00:31:37.900 they got a big one now
00:31:38.780 with a bigger area
00:31:40.980 cover bigger spots
00:31:42.580 it's the Nira Pro
00:31:44.460 I want it
00:31:45.160 okay
00:31:45.700 and I think this video
00:31:46.920 of it
00:31:47.680 should be
00:31:48.600 mean we're getting sent it
00:31:49.880 I want it
00:31:50.420 yeah yeah yeah totally
00:31:51.340 I'll show it off
00:31:52.020 on the pod
00:31:52.780 totally
00:31:53.300 hey I have a kelp
00:31:55.140 I have a kelp noodle question
00:31:56.740 Yeah.
00:31:57.540 So I got you on.
00:31:58.500 I'm ready to do...
00:31:59.560 No, I haven't done it yet.
00:32:00.300 I'm ready to soften them with baking soda, lemon juice.
00:32:02.360 How much?
00:32:02.880 Open up the package of kelp noodles.
00:32:04.420 What?
00:32:04.860 I just toss some in.
00:32:06.600 And you let it sit there for what?
00:32:08.020 A minute or something?
00:32:08.760 Yeah.
00:32:09.220 In water with lemon juice and baking soda or just...
00:32:11.840 Oh, yeah.
00:32:12.640 Okay.
00:32:13.360 I was just...
00:32:14.140 I throw them in a bowl, sink water, fill it up.
00:32:17.120 Yep.
00:32:17.780 Dump some baking soda, squeeze a lemon.
00:32:23.320 I mean, I think on the package, they...
00:32:25.080 I mean, they definitely don't say you need to do that.
00:32:26.640 They just say like warm water, hot water.
00:32:28.280 But I do feel like something about it,
00:32:30.540 like it did feel like it did something.
00:32:32.600 You know what I did?
00:32:33.280 And then I don't know if my sum arrived, my sum tahini.
00:32:36.560 Oh, the sum tahini has arrived.
00:32:38.060 Thanks, guys.
00:32:38.780 I'm going to be making that up.
00:32:39.880 So the question is,
00:32:41.860 how much goes in to a pile of kelp noodles?
00:32:47.940 Yeah, the tahini is.
00:32:48.600 And do you sauce it in water?
00:32:50.420 Do you thin it to get it to move?
00:32:53.560 It depends, yeah.
00:32:54.220 Yeah, well, I'll be doing probably something with the sum tahini rice vinegar, sesame oil, you know, make up a dressing for it.
00:33:02.340 I already julienned some carrots and cucumbers.
00:33:05.760 Can you believe that?
00:33:06.800 Now, julienned.
00:33:08.260 Like matchsticks.
00:33:09.900 Oh, right.
00:33:11.460 Well, you know what I did?
00:33:13.260 What?
00:33:13.960 So remember the like $20 riced cauliflower, riced broccoli combo they have it?
00:33:18.900 Yeah, that they run up for $500.
00:33:21.320 Yes.
00:33:22.780 Accidentally, yeah.
00:33:23.660 I riced my own yesterday.
00:33:26.020 Good.
00:33:26.520 In the blender?
00:33:28.180 Yeah.
00:33:28.680 Yeah.
00:33:29.980 Yeah.
00:33:31.180 And then I tamped it down inside of the caraway storage with the glass top.
00:33:39.940 The caraway, whatever that is, ceramic, glass top, the whole thing, go from the microwave to the freezer or the oven.
00:33:47.260 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:33:47.760 It's gorgeous.
00:33:48.760 I feel like a god when I'm putting vegetables in there.
00:33:52.800 Very hard to get the top off, no?
00:33:54.680 The vacuum seal is so shocking.
00:33:57.060 Have you not experienced this?
00:33:58.240 To get it off, right?
00:33:59.240 I'm like shaking.
00:34:00.380 Yeah.
00:34:01.300 Sorry, I just had a flashback.
00:34:02.760 I gifted my mother an entire Caraway.
00:34:05.200 This is so her.
00:34:06.220 An entire Caraway out of pocket gift set.
00:34:08.860 Where are the Tupperware?
00:34:10.160 This was all about me getting her off Saran Wrap.
00:34:13.200 Sorry, this is a private issue.
00:34:14.500 Wait, where's the Tupperware?
00:34:14.900 What do you mean?
00:34:15.380 Like, where is it?
00:34:16.440 She hasn't been using it. 0.69
00:34:18.000 It's very hard for her to integrate new technologies.
00:34:21.580 Right.
00:34:21.940 and I'm like
00:34:22.880 it was $250
00:34:24.300 don't integrate
00:34:26.040 it was my big
00:34:26.620 I'm the big daughter now
00:34:27.600 when the family doesn't integrate
00:34:28.680 the gifted lifestyle change 0.56
00:34:31.120 oh god
00:34:31.740 I got her 1.00
00:34:32.200 I got her a Nutribullet 1.00
00:34:33.440 she hasn't made one smoothie
00:34:34.760 I was like
00:34:35.820 we gotta get you on
00:34:36.420 two of these
00:34:36.860 protein in the morning
00:34:37.620 yeah 0.76
00:34:37.880 she can't do it 1.00
00:34:39.240 oh well 0.84
00:34:39.560 she last night
00:34:40.560 this was also amazing 0.99
00:34:41.700 mother of a 0.94
00:34:42.560 different generation
00:34:43.560 she like 0.85
00:34:44.100 she was like
00:34:45.200 I haven't eaten a thing
00:34:46.040 it was like 3 o'clock
00:34:46.760 she just like
00:34:47.540 made herself a steak 1.00
00:34:48.380 I mean she's also 0.99
00:34:49.100 you know a Spanish woman 1.00
00:34:50.040 she just like 1.00
00:34:50.720 makes a little like strip steak grills a side of a lemon and then it's like you know she's leaving
00:34:55.420 and I'm like thinking about oh what am I gonna get dinner from myself and my dad they live not
00:35:02.300 far from an Erewhon so I was like I'm gonna go to Erewhon and get you know us something she was
00:35:07.020 like just make a steak she was like I have steaks you can make steaks I go I don't know how to do
00:35:11.720 that okay and of course I guess I kind of do but it was like do you know actually that you can just 0.89
00:35:18.660 throw a little butter in a fucking hot oil okay four minutes she goes she goes four minutes on 0.76
00:35:23.420 each side yeah that's it she was leave it that is incredible leave it let it let it form it brown a 1.00
00:35:28.440 little let it brown i mean delicious but i didn't want it i gave her a real talking to because she
00:35:32.720 it's so funny always i'm over there and it's like she looking at her groceries right and my dad's
00:35:38.220 like obsessed with waffles he's like hyper fixated i like hear him like rummaging around like wait
00:35:42.560 looking forward he's like waffles you know like totally 10 minutes later he's like waffles yeah
00:35:47.300 and then she's buying him like Eggo waffles I go no I so I went yeah and I got like the seven 0.99
00:35:54.300 dollar like yeah fancy you know grain-free fucking whatever the fuck waffles yeah whatever 0.98
00:35:59.720 yeah and then she's got you know General Mills like Raisin Bran and I went mother and I turn 0.99
00:36:06.020 over I go the second ingredient is cane sugar yeah I know I go we can't do this I go hyper
00:36:11.380 inflammatory and she you know yeah she's like all right so then I I've Erewhon got her like
00:36:16.220 the ezekiel like the the you know the the comparative brand so we'll see and then i also
00:36:22.680 got i also opened the freezer and it's like god bless but it's like cherry garcia shout out but
00:36:28.160 you know so i got some like coconut bliss ice creams in there too yes i'm just trying to get
00:36:35.940 but you know you want the low inflammatory diet over there yeah yeah the transform um so
00:36:42.560 So I have been in a kind of like poog sort of Kate poog, particularly like early days, like, you know, like food and like whatever.
00:36:54.220 But like, Kate poog?
00:36:56.400 Like, okay, I've been like this last week. 0.69
00:37:00.780 Okay.
00:37:01.540 I've been, let's see, I rice my own cauliflower.
00:37:04.580 What else?
00:37:05.100 Okay.
00:37:05.260 I, oh, I've gone down, I've gone down complete devotion to a new product.
00:37:11.840 What is it?
00:37:12.320 I don't know. Perfect Amino. Okay. You were texting about this. I'm sold. Okay. Okay. So
00:37:18.340 this is exciting. I've already reached out. I've warned them. I've seen it. I've warned them.
00:37:22.280 What'd you warn them of? Okay. I warned them that I was going to be talking about it on this podcast.
00:37:28.500 Okay. And I'm already pushing to do a collab. Okay. I've seen. A flavor collab with them.
00:37:35.600 I've seen a poo. Liquid Amino. Huge. I believe I've seen it in Air One. So we know it's quality.
00:37:41.000 Yes, you have.
00:37:41.700 It has the air one seal.
00:37:42.380 So there was a smoothie there.
00:37:45.040 Okay.
00:37:45.920 So there was a smoothie there this month.
00:37:47.980 You know, I think it was a monthly thing.
00:37:50.200 Whatever.
00:37:50.500 I don't know.
00:37:51.140 But it was like Gary Brecka.
00:37:53.460 I know I missed out on the free smoothie this month.
00:37:55.480 Perfect Amino X.
00:37:56.580 Yeah.
00:37:57.080 And I was like, okay, who is that?
00:37:59.280 Like, whatever.
00:38:00.120 And I like Google him.
00:38:01.600 And like, just like a immediately a like mugshot comes up, you know, like, whatever.
00:38:06.960 Like someone's like, not a doctor.
00:38:08.560 Claiming he's a doctor.
00:38:09.560 You know, whatever.
00:38:10.280 Okay.
00:38:10.420 I was like, I'm listening.
00:38:13.520 Something tells me I'm curious to try his protocols.
00:38:17.060 Okay.
00:38:17.500 Yeah.
00:38:17.720 He didn't go through the institutions.
00:38:20.140 He found his creative and academic pursuits among the people.
00:38:25.060 Yeah.
00:38:25.400 So I'm like, whatever.
00:38:27.840 So separately, the perfect, I'm curious, but the perfect amino, whatever.
00:38:31.460 And I'm usually, I usually can't get horny, as you say, for protein talk.
00:38:36.540 Like it just is like a bore.
00:38:37.920 You know what I mean?
00:38:38.400 Like, I'm not like telling me about protein powders, but we all know like my father is like crushing up peanuts, you know, like in a smoothie.
00:38:45.700 Yeah, yeah.
00:38:46.340 Okay.
00:38:47.280 And now he's like moved on to like whey.
00:38:49.440 Okay.
00:38:49.640 And I'm like, so I go down this perfect amino path because I first saw it promoted via Tracy Anderson.
00:38:58.040 Okay.
00:38:58.360 Like, so it's stuck in my head.
00:39:00.060 I'm like, got to look at that.
00:39:00.820 I'll look at that.
00:39:01.520 Eventually I go to the website in minutes.
00:39:04.040 I'm so converted.
00:39:05.080 It's not even funny.
00:39:05.840 I download his ebook.
00:39:07.300 You sent me the e-book, free trial.
00:39:09.300 It's like someone with their arms outstretched towards the sun.
00:39:11.580 I was like, I don't know about this.
00:39:12.840 Yeah.
00:39:16.720 The free e-book to get you hooked.
00:39:18.300 I sent it to you.
00:39:19.100 I forwarded it to my dad.
00:39:20.520 Okay.
00:39:21.480 I start telling loved ones to get on something within days.
00:39:27.080 Actually, sometimes before I've even received the product.
00:39:30.760 Yeah.
00:39:31.100 If I'm convinced, I don't want them to be, I don't want to, as I say, leave them in the dust.
00:39:35.020 Yeah.
00:39:36.040 I don't want to be four days ahead on a supplement for the rest of our lives.
00:39:40.120 I'm like, get on now or I'll always be four days ahead.
00:39:43.560 What are the benefits?
00:39:44.460 What are you feeling?
00:39:45.700 Okay.
00:39:46.100 And I want to also say, as we know, placebo is real.
00:39:48.760 But keep going.
00:39:50.180 Yeah.
00:39:51.100 I mean, as I said, I'm doing 10 things at once right now.
00:39:54.980 So I have no clue what it's doing for me.
00:39:58.240 Intellectually, I am sold.
00:39:59.520 Okay.
00:39:59.740 This is a powder.
00:40:00.740 This is a protein powder, just to pull back.
00:40:02.320 This is a brand of protein powder that you put in a smoothie.
00:40:05.520 It's not only offered in powder form and it's not in a big tub because you need a much smaller
00:40:11.380 amount, okay? So the entire premise is that protein, when you feed the body protein,
00:40:17.460 it doesn't just turn protein into muscle. It breaks the protein down into a series of amino
00:40:22.160 acids, okay? And then it uses those amino acids in a certain way. Those are the building blocks,
00:40:28.860 and then it builds new protein
00:40:30.660 whatever in your body
00:40:31.360 so if you're building
00:40:32.080 lean muscle etc
00:40:33.020 okay
00:40:33.560 so
00:40:34.360 where was I?
00:40:38.100 liquid protein
00:40:39.680 they break it down
00:40:40.680 when you eat protein
00:40:41.440 oh yeah
00:40:42.240 good Kate
00:40:42.840 you got it Kate
00:40:43.600 can you believe it?
00:40:45.280 it's a magic mind
00:40:46.000 okay
00:40:46.680 so here's what he says
00:40:47.720 if you get these proteins
00:40:49.640 that only have
00:40:50.380 some of the amino acids
00:40:51.560 right
00:40:51.940 or like one of the amino acids
00:40:53.480 they're discarded
00:40:53.940 or whatever
00:40:54.180 it's discarded
00:40:55.420 okay
00:40:56.000 who discards it?
00:40:57.080 little elf 0.97
00:40:57.420 fat and sugar
00:40:58.820 Turn it into glycogen and fat storage.
00:41:02.180 Okay.
00:41:03.500 Okay.
00:41:04.020 So he's like, I sent you this one thing.
00:41:05.760 Okay.
00:41:06.000 I sent you this one thing because I was like, this will get you.
00:41:08.400 The thing about the cars is worth it.
00:41:11.820 Hold on.
00:41:14.460 I love how I texted you a picture of like hydrogenated water at Air One.
00:41:18.840 That's $20 a bottle.
00:41:20.040 Or no, I sent you the $14 one and then you're like, the large jug's 20.
00:41:24.600 You'd already heard about it.
00:41:25.860 You already know.
00:41:26.760 Well, I look at those.
00:41:27.500 They have the water at Air One.
00:41:28.800 This is a big jug of water that's cost $25 or $20,
00:41:32.020 and it's like hydrogen water or something.
00:41:33.980 Yeah, this is a new water for wellness,
00:41:36.220 nano-pure, restructured, hyper-oxygenated water.
00:41:39.920 And yeah, I sent a picture, normally 14.
00:41:43.580 It's right back.
00:41:44.500 The giant one is for 25.
00:41:46.520 Okay, hold on.
00:41:47.640 I got to find it.
00:41:48.740 This thing about the cars, it was like huge.
00:41:50.940 All right, whatever.
00:41:51.540 Let me guess what you're going to tell me.
00:41:53.800 Other protein isn't absorbed.
00:41:55.100 It's malabsorbed.
00:41:55.820 but it can't be used to build a car in your body or whatever.
00:41:58.500 And then this perfect amino powder,
00:42:00.720 it's perfect so it can make the protein work for you.
00:42:04.680 Right?
00:42:05.820 Well, okay.
00:42:06.640 It's not just about malabsorption though, to be clear.
00:42:09.340 I just, this isn't about liposomal vitamin C.
00:42:11.840 Do you see what I'm saying?
00:42:12.640 But yes, you need the eight amino acids
00:42:14.680 and you need them all together at once
00:42:16.320 for the body to do anything with them.
00:42:17.100 Okay. Okay. I got it. I got it. I got it.
00:42:18.960 Okay.
00:42:19.360 I still am confused.
00:42:20.340 It's a powder, but it's not in a jar.
00:42:22.180 No. Well, there's a powder form, but there's also tabs.
00:42:24.780 Oh, what are you doing?
00:42:25.540 Protein utilization.
00:42:26.660 So here's the thing.
00:42:28.080 99% utilization is what is claimed,
00:42:31.620 where a whole egg is the next highest thing you could eat
00:42:34.960 that has all the amino acids.
00:42:36.940 Why eat that every day? 0.89
00:42:37.760 And that has 50% utilization.
00:42:39.860 Okay.
00:42:40.440 Okay, I get it.
00:42:41.340 Perfect Amino has 99.
00:42:42.820 Okay, I get it.
00:42:43.920 I get it.
00:42:45.260 Okay, great.
00:42:45.720 Let's go.
00:42:46.260 Send it in.
00:42:46.880 This is a huge ad.
00:42:47.800 Send it in.
00:42:48.740 In fact, if they don't send it in,
00:42:50.140 I'm actually boycotting.
00:42:51.260 I'm going to start doing false information.
00:42:53.060 I'm going to do false trials.
00:42:54.100 talking about what it did wrong.
00:42:55.680 Well, the thing is they agreed to send it
00:42:57.180 long before I promised to talk about it.
00:42:59.540 Love ya.
00:43:00.180 Okay.
00:43:00.620 I'm just,
00:43:01.780 I'm in the honeymoon phase of a new product.
00:43:04.620 There's nothing better than that.
00:43:05.880 There's nothing better than that high.
00:43:07.280 Guess what I'm in honeymoon of?
00:43:08.880 Shocking.
00:43:09.560 Aesop.
00:43:10.220 Oh.
00:43:10.840 Again, not to be said Aesop.
00:43:12.660 It looks like Aesop.
00:43:13.960 I have a new product.
00:43:15.560 Get this.
00:43:16.920 Jacqueline, this is a product.
00:43:18.600 Yeah.
00:43:19.040 That I'm shocked by how good it is.
00:43:21.460 so i literally got it as a little sample and they were like this is great and if you're traveling 0.88
00:43:26.680 and i was about to go to new york they go i can't see it fuck it's called blue chamomile
00:43:30.340 oh okay facial hydrating mask and the woman was like but you can also just use it as like a night 0.96
00:43:35.260 cream you know and i go okay yeah so i traveled to new york my lover like a sleep mask yeah my
00:43:41.340 lover and i wash our face end of the night we put this on we go to bed dry dry skin from traveling 0.99
00:43:46.540 wake up i'm sorry am i 18 years younger no this fucking shit are you serious and then we did like 0.99
00:43:53.180 four nights in a row and we were waking up going oh my god chamomile chamomile and this is an ad 0.99
00:43:58.440 i paid out of pocket i go i went in rather we were in new york for like five days went to three
00:44:03.400 different esops to get so then you bought so listen to this i got some more sample packets
00:44:07.500 i go i want the samples i want the samples and then i got so i go i'm buying it i'm buying i
00:44:12.840 went into the store I go how much is it I'll be honest ouch guess 60 I'll just tell you I couldn't
00:44:20.260 wait yeah but like I thought how many ounces I was prepared to go 35 bucks they hit me with 60 I went
00:44:25.960 I'm not ready I turn around on my heel I leave the store the next night that night I used this
00:44:31.700 I used the sample again and I go I'm buying this nothing is staying in the way between me and this
00:44:38.260 product i went in i bought it it is unbelievable and they should sell more and also the woman says
00:44:43.800 well if you love this and you'll really love the something something sublime something so i'd like
00:44:48.600 that to be sent to me supreme rose something and this is just you ever heard the word us kate you
00:44:53.880 ever heard the word us us but this is i'm telling you i couldn't believe it up the hydration and
00:44:59.780 then i looked at the back i go what's fully in this i'm like limonene linen oil are we supposed
00:45:06.080 stay from that? I don't care
00:45:07.620 due to the results. 1.00
00:45:10.140 But goddamn. Key ingredients, okay. 1.00
00:45:12.480 Right, right, right. With chasel
00:45:14.080 water, niacinamide. It's good stuff. 0.54
00:45:16.580 It's good stuff. And let me guess,
00:45:18.960 the smell takes you away
00:45:20.260 because they got essential oils in there.
00:45:21.960 Yeah, there's some oils in there. It smells good, I imagine.
00:45:24.000 It smells very good. Goddamn, 1.00
00:45:26.120 it's good. 0.95
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00:49:11.240 I'm trying to make Lima the new cigarette in my house.
00:49:17.220 You know?
00:49:17.860 Wait a second.
00:49:18.920 You're using, oh, snail mucin, the Lima over that.
00:49:21.460 Great.
00:49:22.480 Lima, by the way.
00:49:23.140 Yeah, for a bit of Glide.
00:49:24.640 Yeah, yeah, totally.
00:49:25.600 Hey, sure.
00:49:26.460 Did you burn through the official Lima serum?
00:49:30.160 Is that why?
00:49:30.580 Oh, ages ago. 0.99
00:49:31.980 Damn, I still have mine. 0.99
00:49:33.500 Oh, no, I think I still have the Glide, 0.99
00:49:34.920 but I burned through the serum and the cream.
00:49:37.780 I'd love Rhea.
00:49:38.540 Oh, I've been saving that.
00:49:40.800 I'm going to do that next.
00:49:41.840 Yeah.
00:49:42.320 The Dr. Diamond, I have my little list.
00:49:44.540 Yeah.
00:49:44.900 Right now I'm using the skin.
00:49:46.520 I really want more Dr. Diamond.
00:49:48.800 Ooh.
00:49:50.000 I really-
00:49:50.780 Where is one skin?
00:49:51.740 okay we're here at the end of the episode i've been begging for the one skin serum and i even
00:49:55.900 followed up on email we're like cracking open what was that celsius oh she's back on the sauce
00:50:02.120 not that you ever left mmm tastes like peach horrible in a way i love sparkling brew raspberry
00:50:08.600 it's like whoa my child wait jaclyn this scares me and that's a super you have a super can it's
00:50:14.460 not the usual thin celsius that's just it's don't worry it's just because i ran out of my small cans
00:50:19.200 this morning when I finished my morning Celsius.
00:50:21.560 You on Adderall, Perfect Amino, Supercharged Celsius,
00:50:24.660 an hour of Tracy Anderson.
00:50:26.260 But I wanted to talk about celery juice.
00:50:29.000 Oh, well, here we go.
00:50:30.440 And God, don't forget God, baby.
00:50:32.380 I never forget God.
00:50:35.560 God's my friend.
00:50:36.660 Remember?
00:50:37.380 I don't remember.
00:50:38.660 God's my friend.
00:50:39.360 What's that?
00:50:40.120 You said that when I was quoting this book that was like,
00:50:44.620 God can handle you being like,
00:50:46.280 I hate you, God, like arguing with God.
00:50:49.060 you know 0.97
00:50:49.400 it's that whole thing
00:50:49.900 and you're like
00:50:50.260 but God's my friend
00:50:51.220 that's a good
00:50:53.120 that's a good merch
00:50:53.880 God is my friend
00:50:55.660 by the way
00:50:56.440 celery juice
00:50:56.960 we've heard about this
00:50:57.660 for those of you
00:50:58.780 who are unaware
00:50:59.280 huge culture
00:51:00.540 around first thing
00:51:01.380 in the morning
00:51:01.780 before anything
00:51:02.440 you juice celery
00:51:03.580 okay
00:51:04.080 eight ounces
00:51:04.760 wait
00:51:05.180 what
00:51:05.820 did I bring this up
00:51:07.340 you said celery juice
00:51:08.160 I mean I already did you on the side
00:51:08.680 yeah
00:51:09.440 yeah you just said celery juice
00:51:10.660 okay
00:51:10.940 because I asked you 1.00
00:51:12.260 medium man
00:51:13.260 medical medium
00:51:13.940 so I've been doing
00:51:14.840 I go do you know who this is
00:51:15.760 I've been doing
00:51:16.340 and you do
00:51:16.860 hello
00:51:17.800 is this podcast not called poo goop backwards this is one of the tentpoles of goop is medical
00:51:23.100 media no i know but this is what i'm saying i discovered him and celery juice yesterday 0.62
00:51:31.720 what the fuck okay it's all right because i introduced it and i'm sorry i'm sorry to dominate 0.56
00:51:37.900 no i'm just i'm just dialing in the adderall i'm shocked yesterday a woman said and i i said 0.97
00:51:45.980 it's always a woman
00:51:46.960 she goes 1.00
00:51:47.780 celery juice is an absolute must daily
00:51:51.060 oh
00:51:51.900 and I go what
00:51:53.800 okay
00:51:54.180 she's like
00:51:55.540 well that's just like 0.97
00:51:56.600 yeah like that's just
00:51:58.120 you just do that
00:51:59.040 and so I start looking
00:52:01.000 and
00:52:01.740 I know
00:52:02.780 the website the guy is like
00:52:04.240 yeah
00:52:04.720 it's nature's miracle
00:52:06.540 it's been healing millions
00:52:08.960 apparently he's been pushing the celery agenda
00:52:11.540 like since he was a child
00:52:13.140 okay so it's full past life
00:52:15.660 yeah
00:52:16.240 yeah
00:52:17.220 okay he comes in
00:52:18.160 he's like
00:52:18.520 a child
00:52:19.100 and he said
00:52:20.120 others try to make it
00:52:21.120 their own
00:52:21.760 okay
00:52:22.160 I saw something like that
00:52:23.140 and add ginger
00:52:23.940 others try to make it
00:52:24.700 their own
00:52:25.400 add lemon
00:52:26.760 or
00:52:27.100 whatever
00:52:27.980 and he says
00:52:29.040 those are great
00:52:30.320 things
00:52:30.960 for later in the day
00:52:32.780 but they're not this
00:52:33.360 it has to be pure
00:52:34.520 and it should be
00:52:35.600 16 ounces
00:52:36.320 you can start with
00:52:37.100 8 if it's too much
00:52:38.160 whoa
00:52:38.920 he said some people
00:52:40.080 feel good on
00:52:40.860 on 32
00:52:42.160 oh god
00:52:44.060 by the way
00:52:44.700 so I go
00:52:45.440 Okay well what am I supposed to do
00:52:47.060 Go to Air One
00:52:47.640 No obviously I can't
00:52:48.900 Delivery service
00:52:49.800 Let me guess
00:52:50.500 Delivery service of celery
00:52:51.920 No
00:52:52.940 Kate this is huge 0.99
00:52:54.800 I'm finally interested in juicers 1.00
00:52:58.200 Oh well of course 0.99
00:52:59.500 I didn't think for a second
00:53:00.440 Years of food where I haven't been
00:53:02.160 And I've been the one begging
00:53:03.180 I DM'd a couple places
00:53:05.040 They laughed at me
00:53:05.840 They're like sweetie
00:53:07.100 No 1.00
00:53:07.680 Okay well I DM'd Haram 1.00
00:53:09.380 Oh I think I DM'd them in the 80s 1.00
00:53:11.560 But let's try again
00:53:12.400 Okay 1.00
00:53:13.120 Because the woman
00:53:14.920 And she said, I was like, what kind of juicer?
00:53:19.360 Masticating versus whatever.
00:53:21.820 And then she sent me a Hurom and the Omega,
00:53:25.920 which is like the literal one, and it's horizontal.
00:53:29.580 Yeah, I know.
00:53:30.000 Slow masticating.
00:53:31.280 Yeah, let's do it.
00:53:32.900 I can't believe, Jacqueline, I know I said this on Poog,
00:53:35.980 because how could I have this podcast and not talk about this?
00:53:38.200 I, for weeks, I want to say a couple of weeks,
00:53:40.440 I was doing celery juice.
00:53:41.640 I was doing it in the morning, first thing.
00:53:44.540 I just
00:53:45.440 But of course
00:53:46.660 Like anything
00:53:47.160 You probably have to do it
00:53:47.940 For three months
00:53:48.500 To feel anything
00:53:49.320 And who the hell
00:53:50.620 Can do it
00:53:51.100 I mean I'm sorry
00:53:51.760 I'm here to declare it
00:53:52.860 Completely untenable
00:53:53.840 It's not possible
00:53:54.800 Also I want to say something else
00:53:56.100 Okay so you said untenable
00:53:57.060 It's very expensive
00:53:58.100 It's very expensive
00:53:59.940 Celery?
00:54:00.820 Yeah sweetheart
00:54:01.660 No
00:54:02.880 Yeah
00:54:03.540 Are you joking?
00:54:04.240 I'm not joking
00:54:04.960 How?
00:54:05.260 If you're celery
00:54:05.800 If you're juicing every day
00:54:06.920 Can't you throw it in a glass yourself
00:54:08.300 With the root of your own celery?
00:54:09.880 Two stops
00:54:10.460 I see that all the time
00:54:11.180 Two bunches or whatever
00:54:12.140 And you're obviously
00:54:13.020 Going to be juicing for two
00:54:14.060 yeah it's like this is i mean you're looking at celery it's like seven dollars a day
00:54:21.280 let's look this up okay organic yeah i got an idea organic yeah see what the market value here is
00:54:28.800 obviously depending on your on your local grocery i mean two okay i'm sorry but grow yourself
00:54:36.340 I'm seeing $2.50.
00:54:38.340 I'm seeing it go up to $4.29.
00:54:41.420 I'd say median price is $3.
00:54:44.900 $3.50.
00:54:45.920 Grow yourself.
00:54:46.640 Look at this, $3.89.
00:54:48.480 The price of celery.
00:54:49.480 How much celery for...
00:54:52.040 I'm going to write 32 ounces.
00:54:54.480 Whoa.
00:54:54.700 Well, then you're really going crazy.
00:54:56.700 Well, that's...
00:54:57.620 No, because that's just...
00:54:58.980 That's for two, 16 ounces each.
00:55:01.140 Oh, right.
00:55:01.600 Sure.
00:55:02.900 So how much celery do you need for 16 ounces?
00:55:05.120 It says one celery bunch.
00:55:07.160 Makes anywhere from eight to 16.
00:55:09.480 It's a wide range.
00:55:10.300 Surprise, surprise.
00:55:11.060 Okay.
00:55:13.060 I thought I saw celery growing in water.
00:55:18.600 Yeah.
00:55:19.840 Looks like you just drop the end of your celery.
00:55:22.960 No, you're not going to be growing celery at your house.
00:55:26.240 Why?
00:55:27.220 It's not possible.
00:55:28.520 How do we grow celery from scraps?
00:55:31.040 Yeah.
00:55:31.340 So it takes two weeks to grow it and then you juice it in four seconds.
00:55:35.120 adds up
00:55:36.420 you have a whole room
00:55:37.340 a celery room
00:55:38.400 in your house
00:55:38.840 yes
00:55:38.980 that's what I'm thinking
00:55:39.940 I mean I guess
00:55:41.900 I guess the other
00:55:42.900 untenable
00:55:44.400 untenable
00:55:45.660 celery delivery
00:55:47.020 I don't know Kate
00:55:49.060 I feel like
00:55:49.660 there's a woman I know
00:55:50.540 there's a fancy woman I know 1.00
00:55:51.880 she's really into this 1.00
00:55:53.400 she does a full 0.91
00:55:54.980 celery delivery service 0.99
00:55:56.480 so she gets 1.00
00:55:57.400 celery dropped off
00:55:58.940 in a box
00:55:59.460 okay so this is a full life
00:56:00.960 you know
00:56:02.820 devotion
00:56:03.260 okay
00:56:03.540 and she's gorgeous 0.96
00:56:04.380 so hey
00:56:06.520 and
00:56:07.140 I mean but
00:56:08.420 okay
00:56:09.200 like right
00:56:10.340 okay that's interesting
00:56:11.540 what about misfits
00:56:13.320 isn't that a thing
00:56:14.640 what the hell is that 0.98
00:56:15.420 misfits celery 0.50
00:56:16.180 oh honey
00:56:16.900 imperfect produce
00:56:17.760 ain't gonna cover this
00:56:18.940 really
00:56:19.600 no
00:56:20.240 imperfect foods
00:56:22.420 imperfect celery
00:56:24.000 Jacqueline
00:56:25.940 yeah
00:56:26.920 you think
00:56:27.520 you're gonna start
00:56:29.380 for years
00:56:31.000 every morning
00:56:31.700 waking up and drinking
00:56:32.640 the celery juice
00:56:34.600 You don't need to.
00:56:35.460 I mean, I've done antidepressants for 19 years or something.
00:56:39.020 If it were on pill form, I would do it too.
00:56:42.260 The labor of the juicing and the juicer-
00:56:44.960 Well, you're not taking your fish oil, are you?
00:56:46.900 Oh, that's a really good point.
00:56:47.960 I know.
00:56:48.360 Pill form has not saved us.
00:56:49.800 There's so many supplements that we're not taking.
00:56:50.520 I've been doing fatty.
00:56:50.960 I've been on fatty.
00:56:52.360 I'm going to post the probiotics I've been on
00:56:54.700 because I really do think they've helped a lot
00:56:57.940 with stomach pain in general.
00:56:59.720 I sent a thing to Pendulum.
00:57:01.140 They dropped some new probiotic and I go,
00:57:04.140 I just sent a DM.
00:57:05.180 I'm going like, you have our addresses.
00:57:07.140 We'd love it.
00:57:09.000 Okay.
00:57:10.320 We have to go.
00:57:11.760 I could talk all day.
00:57:13.180 I know.
00:57:14.720 I love you.
00:57:15.700 Love you.
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