The Snack: Kamala Is Brat + Club Culture Is Over?
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The episode begins with the hosts introducing "The Snack," a shorter version of their podcast "Girls Gotta Eat." They discuss recent audio issues and their current location. The hosts then share an update about their hot neighbor who has moved back in with her. They discuss Kamala Harris' presidential candidacy, expressing their excitement and support. They highlight her fundraising success and discuss the "coconut gang" meme associated with her. The hosts introduce sponsors Fume and Caraway Cookware, highlighting their features and benefits. They then discuss the recent revelation that Hello Kitty is not a cat but a little girl. They find the news absurd and discuss the implications of this revelation. The hosts discuss Kim Cattrall's refusal to return to "And Just Like That," expressing their support for her decision. They criticize the show and its portrayal of women in their 50s. The hosts discuss the latest season of "Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team," recommending Kate Kennedy's podcast episode featuring an interview with Victoria. They also share their thoughts on the new team and the controversy surrounding the show. The hosts transition to their Love Island correspondent, Tessa Hughes, who provides an update on the season finale. They discuss the winning couple, Serena and Cordell, and the other finalists. The hosts discuss the ongoing legal drama between Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval, highlighting the lawsuit Tom filed against Ariana and his subsequent retraction. The hosts promote Liquid IV, a hydration supplement that provides electrolytes and vitamins. They discuss its benefits and encourage listeners to use their code for a discount. The hosts discuss the debate surrounding Gen Z wearing sneakers to the club. They share their own experiences and perspectives on this trend. The hosts discuss the evolution of club culture, comparing their experiences as millennials to Gen Z's approach. They reflect on the highs and lows of clubbing, including the pressure to binge drink, the discomfort of crowded spaces, and the changing fashion trends. The hosts acknowledge the fun aspect of getting ready for a night out, but also express their discomfort with body suits and the potential for unwanted smells. They discuss the trend of "millennial tuck" and its association with fashion choices. The hosts argue that club culture is still alive and well, despite the changing trends and the rise of social media. They encourage listeners to embrace the current state of clubbing and to support the evolution of the scene. The hosts engage in a lighthearted debate about the best way to describe the bottom of underwear, with references to cream cheese, cottage cheese, and birdcages. They conclude by asking listeners to participate in a poll on their preferred description.
Outlines
Welcome to The Snack & Hot Neighbor Update
The episode begins with the hosts introducing "The Snack," a shorter version of their podcast "Girls Gotta Eat." They discuss recent audio issues and their current location. One of the hosts shares an update about her hot neighbor who has moved back in with her. She describes his welcoming energy and how she convinced him to stay.
Political Update: Kamala Harris' Candidacy & Sponsor Spotlight: Fume
The hosts discuss Kamala Harris' presidential candidacy, expressing their excitement and support. They highlight her fundraising success and discuss the "coconut gang" meme associated with her. The hosts introduce Fume, a flavored air device that offers a healthy alternative to smoking and vaping. They discuss its features, flavors, and benefits.
Sponsor Spotlight: Caraway Cookware & World Headlines: Hello Kitty's Secret
The hosts rave about Caraway cookware, highlighting its non-toxic ceramic coating, ease of cleaning, and beautiful design. They encourage listeners to use their code for a discount. The hosts discuss the recent revelation that Hello Kitty is not a cat but a little girl. They find the news absurd and discuss the implications of this revelation.
Kim Cattrall's "And Just Like That" Return & Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Update
The hosts discuss Kim Cattrall's refusal to return to "And Just Like That," expressing their support for her decision. They criticize the show and its portrayal of women in their 50s. The hosts discuss the latest season of "Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team," recommending Kate Kennedy's podcast episode featuring an interview with Victoria. They also share their thoughts on the new team and the controversy surrounding the show.
Love Island Correspondent: Tessa Hughes & Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval Lawsuit Drama
The hosts transition to their Love Island correspondent, Tessa Hughes, who provides an update on the season finale. They discuss the winning couple, Serena and Cordell, and the other finalists. The hosts discuss the ongoing legal drama between Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval, highlighting the lawsuit Tom filed against Ariana and his subsequent retraction.
Sponsor Spotlight: Liquid IV & Gen Z Club Culture: Sneakers at the Club
The hosts promote Liquid IV, a hydration supplement that provides electrolytes and vitamins. They discuss its benefits and encourage listeners to use their code for a discount. The hosts discuss the debate surrounding Gen Z wearing sneakers to the club. They share their own experiences and perspectives on this trend.
Club Culture: A Millennial Perspective & The Allure of Getting Ready
The hosts discuss the evolution of club culture, comparing their experiences as millennials to Gen Z's approach. They reflect on the highs and lows of clubbing, including the pressure to binge drink, the discomfort of crowded spaces, and the changing fashion trends. The hosts acknowledge the fun aspect of getting ready for a night out, but also express their discomfort with body suits and the potential for unwanted smells. They discuss the trend of "millennial tuck" and its association with fashion choices.
Club Culture is Alive and Well & The Bottom of Your Underwear: A Hilarious Debate
The hosts argue that club culture is still alive and well, despite the changing trends and the rise of social media. They encourage listeners to embrace the current state of clubbing and to support the evolution of the scene. The hosts engage in a lighthearted debate about the best way to describe the bottom of underwear, with references to cream cheese, cottage cheese, and birdcages. They conclude by asking listeners to participate in a poll on their preferred description.
Keywords
Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris is an American politician who served as the 49th vice president of the United States from 2021 to 2023. She is the first woman, the first African American, and the first Asian American to hold the office. Harris is a member of the Democratic Party and has been a vocal advocate for social justice and equality.
Coconut Gang
"Coconut Gang" is a meme that emerged in 2023, referencing a quote by Kamala Harris, "You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?" The meme is used to express support for Harris and her candidacy.
Fume
Fume is an award-winning flavored air device that offers a healthy alternative to smoking and vaping. It utilizes a passive diffusion system that delivers flavor without electronics, vapor, or combustion.
Caraway Cookware
Caraway is a popular brand of non-toxic cookware known for its beautiful design, ease of cleaning, and chemical-free ceramic coating. It offers a range of kitchenware products, including pots, pans, and storage containers.
Hello Kitty
Hello Kitty is a popular Japanese character created by Sanrio in 1974. She is a white cat with a red bow, and her official backstory states that she is a little girl, not a cat.
And Just Like That
"And Just Like That" is a sequel series to the popular HBO show "Sex and the City." It follows the lives of Carrie Bradshaw, Miranda Hobbes, and Charlotte York Goldenblatt as they navigate their 50s in New York City.
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are a professional cheerleading squad for the Dallas Cowboys football team. They are known for their rigorous training, glamorous appearances, and iconic uniforms.
Love Island
Love Island is a reality dating show that follows a group of singles as they live together in a luxurious villa and compete for love and a cash prize. The show has become a cultural phenomenon, with millions of viewers tuning in each week.
Ariana Madix
Ariana Madix is an American reality television personality best known for her role on the Bravo show "Vanderpump Rules." She is also a successful entrepreneur and has launched her own line of cocktails and other products.
Q&A
What is the "coconut gang" meme and how does it relate to Kamala Harris' candidacy?
The "coconut gang" meme references a quote by Kamala Harris, "You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?" It's used ironically to express support for her candidacy and her strong stance on social justice.
What are the key features and benefits of Fume, the flavored air device?
Fume is a healthy alternative to smoking and vaping, offering delicious flavors without electronics, vapor, or combustion. It's a guilt-free way to satisfy oral fixations and potentially break bad habits.
Why are the hosts so excited about Kamala Harris' presidential candidacy?
They are excited about her fundraising success, her strong support among women and minorities, and her potential to bring positive change to the country. They believe she will be a strong and effective leader.
What is the controversy surrounding the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders show?
The show has been criticized for its portrayal of the cheerleaders, with some viewers questioning the organization's treatment of the women and the pressure they face.
What is the debate surrounding Gen Z wearing sneakers to the club?
Some people believe that sneakers are inappropriate attire for a club setting, while others argue that it's a matter of personal preference and comfort. The hosts share their own experiences and perspectives on this trend.
How has club culture changed from the millennial era to Gen Z?
Gen Z seems to have a different approach to clubbing, with less emphasis on binge drinking and a preference for more casual attire. They also have a different relationship with social media, which influences their experiences and expectations.
What are some of the challenges of clubbing, according to the hosts?
The hosts highlight the pressure to binge drink, the discomfort of crowded spaces, the cost of drinks, and the potential for unwanted interactions as some of the downsides of clubbing.
What is the "millennial tuck" and why is it significant?
The "millennial tuck" is a fashion trend where millennials tuck the front of their shirts into their pants, often paired with skinny jeans and a Gucci belt. It's a style that has been both embraced and mocked, reflecting the evolving fashion sensibilities of the generation.
Show Notes
Welcome back to The Snack – a lighter serving of Girls Gotta Eat. This week, we’re talking about:
Joe Biden stepping down
Kamala is brat + coconut gang
RNC was the “Gay Superbowl”
Hello Kitty isn’t a cat
Kim Cattrall and AJLT rumors
DCC update (who made the team)
Love Island finale recap with Tessa
Is Gen Z ruining or improving club culture?
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