A Bigger Richard Lewis: Wednesday, September 25th, 2024

Update: 2024-09-25

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The podcast begins with an announcement of a new Girlie Swirlies Night Out show taking place on December 8th in Hollywood, Florida. The hosts then discuss their recent journey watching Gilmore Girls, highlighting Ben's surprising knowledge of the theme song despite never having seen the show. The conversation shifts to Ben's podcast, "The Good Guys," and his unique fashion choices, particularly his frequent wearing of shorts. He reveals that he's been barred from wearing shorts on the podcast due to his revealing attire. The hosts discuss the "moron" culture that has emerged from Ben's podcast, where listeners proudly identify as "morons." They share amusing anecdotes about people approaching them and declaring themselves as such. Ben then introduces the "Whatty and Nuts" segment, where he shares a bizarre story about a friend meeting a girl at a restaurant. Ben shares a "Whatty and Nuts" story about a time he drove Alex Cornice Shelley home after filming a video. He recounts how he forgot about the filming and was surprised to find the renowned chef in his car. The hosts transition to the "Fast Five" segment, where they share their recent experiences and observations. Claudia expresses her frustration with the lack of sunshine in New York City, comparing her mood to a zombie's. Claudia shares a story about finding fentanyl test strips while looking for snacks on Gopuff, highlighting the city's current state of disarray. She then expresses her annoyance with UN Week in New York City, criticizing the organization's presence and impact on the city's traffic. The hosts engage in a humorous discussion about language and household norms, specifically the use of the word "pussy." Claudia defends her use of the word, attributing it to her upbringing in a household of all girls, while Ben expresses his discomfort with such language. The hosts introduce the "Fast-Fi Stories" segment, where they share quick and interesting stories. The segment is sponsored by State Farm, which emphasizes the importance of personal wins and the benefits of bundling home and auto insurance. The podcast features advertisements for PXG apparel and Dr. Teal's bath products. PXG highlights its new line of high-quality golf apparel, while Dr. Teal's emphasizes the benefits of its magnesium-infused bath products for recovery and relaxation. The hosts discuss the ongoing story of P Diddy's sex crimes arrest and the release of a statement by his children condemning conspiracy theories surrounding their mother, Kim Porter's death. They analyze the children's statement and its implications. The hosts share their disappointing experience watching Ellen DeGeneres' new Netflix special, finding it unfunny and lacking a clear message. They discuss Ellen's attempt to address her toxic workplace scandal and her overall approach to the special. The hosts discuss Ellen DeGeneres's recent stand-up special, criticizing its lack of humor and long-winded jokes. They compare it to Sebastian Maniscalco's concise and relatable jokes, highlighting the importance of brevity and delivery in comedy. The hosts discuss Anna Delvey's elimination from Dancing with the Stars, speculating on the reasons behind her lack of success. They discuss the impact of social media backlash on Delvey's emotional well-being and the overall casting choices of the show. This segment is an advertisement for GNC Total Lean shakes, promoting them as a solution for GLP1 fatigue. The hosts discuss the importance of hydration and protein intake for combating fatigue and recommend GNC products for achieving these goals. This segment is an advertisement for Utopia by Origins, a new skincare line featuring apple-derived ingredients. The hosts highlight the brand's reputation for quality and innovation, emphasizing the transformative effects of the Utopia products. This segment is an advertisement for Fadi15, a C15 supplement that claims to improve cellular health and overall well-being. The hosts discuss the science behind C15 and its benefits for aging, sleep, and energy levels. The hosts discuss Travis Kelce's recent football performance and his numerous side ventures, including his podcast, acting roles, and hosting gigs. They debate whether these distractions are affecting his on-field performance and compare him to other athletes who have successfully balanced sports and business. The hosts discuss Donna Kelce's recent red carpet interview, where she was asked about Taylor Swift. They criticize the media's focus on the relationship and express sympathy for Donna's awkward position. The hosts share a heartwarming story about Donna Kelce's response to a fan who mistook her for Taylor Swift's mother. Donna's gracious response highlights the similarities between the two mothers and their close relationship with their famous sons. The hosts discuss their celebrity doppelgängers, with one host comparing herself to Marilyn Monroe and the other comparing his father to Joe Biden. They engage in lighthearted banter about their physical resemblances and the humorous implications. The hosts discuss the recent auction of Friends memorabilia, including the iconic Central Perk couch and Ross's Geller Cup trophy. They express skepticism about the authenticity of the items and question the motives behind the auction, speculating whether it was for charity or profit.

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