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Taylor Swift’s team upset over ‘inappropriate’ New York Times op-ed speculating about her sexuality. Jodie Foster faces backlash after calling Gen Z ‘really annoying.’ Reformed playboy John Mayer says he wants to get married ‘badly,’ reveals his creepy ‘kink’ · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: We are friends and so we are not alone. Okay,
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Speaker 1: let's jump into the show. What time is it, my friends?
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Speaker 1: It is tea time. Big story at the top of
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Speaker 1: the show, Taylor Swifts team is really upset over a
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Speaker 1: inappropriate New York Times op ed speculating about her sexuality.
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Speaker 1: Let me explain. So, Taylor's camp is fuming that The
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Speaker 1: New York Times published an op ed an opinion piece
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Speaker 1: speculating about the Grammy winner's sexuality. A source told CNN quote,
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Speaker 1: there seems to be no boundaries some journalists won't cross
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Speaker 1: when writing about Taylor, regardless of how invasive, untrue, and inappropriate.
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Speaker 1: It is all under the protective veil of an opinion piecer,
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Speaker 1: because it's an opinion. They are not reporting this to
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Speaker 1: The New York Times. They are just given their opinion here.
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Speaker 1: So often in the world of celebrity gossip, but even
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Speaker 1: in the world of the New York Times, you can
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Speaker 1: give your opinion. There's nothing wrong with that. Now, if
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Speaker 1: you state something as a fact it's not true, you
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Speaker 1: can be sued for defamation. So they're not saying Taylor's gay,
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Speaker 1: They're not saying she's queer. They are speculating about her
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Speaker 1: sexuality in an opinion piece. That's the keyword. The Insider
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Speaker 1: emphasized that the New York Times op edd which purports
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Speaker 1: that Taylor has been dropping hints about being throughout her career,
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Speaker 1: would never ever have been allowed to be written about
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Speaker 1: someone like Shawn Mendess or a male artist whose sexuality
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Speaker 1: has been questioned by by fans. So that's a really
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Speaker 1: interesting point here. Sources are saying that because Taylor is
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Speaker 1: a woman, they'll get away with this. They would never
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Speaker 1: do this to a man. They will never speculate about
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Speaker 1: a man's sexuality. There might be some truth to that. Now.
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Speaker 1: The lengthy op ed is pretty long, I read it
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Speaker 1: compiles a laundry list of what the writer labels quote
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Speaker 1: evidence evidence that allegedly proves that the singer is a
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Speaker 1: member of the LGBTQIA plus community. They suggest that quote
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Speaker 1: dropping hairpins is a slang term for letting other people
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Speaker 1: know they are queer. I did not know that. As
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Speaker 1: a gay man, I did not know that, but thanks
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Speaker 1: to the New York Times, now I do. Apparently so.
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Speaker 1: In isolation, a singlepin is perhaps meaningless, they report, or
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Speaker 1: even accidental, But considered together, they are the unfurling of
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Speaker 1: a Ballerina Bunn after a long performance. Very poetic. But
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Speaker 1: I don't know exactly what that means. I don't know
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Speaker 1: what the writer is getting to now. Taylor herself has
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Speaker 1: proclaimed herself an an alloy of the LGBTQ community in
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Speaker 1: the past, recently slamming speculation about her sexuality with the
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Speaker 1: re release of her nineteen eighty nine album The Songstress
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Speaker 1: who is Happily Happily Dating Travis Kelcey explained that she
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Speaker 1: swore off hanging out with guys and decided to focus
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Speaker 1: on herself, her music growth, and her female friendship. So
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Speaker 1: she really went out of her way to focus on
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Speaker 1: her female friends. She wants to empower women. She loves
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Speaker 1: her girl squad because of that, or partly because of that.
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Speaker 1: Now these stories are coming out that she in fact
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Speaker 1: is gay. And let's also be very clear here, Taylor
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Speaker 1: herself has denied being queer as recently as September twenty nineteen,
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Speaker 1: in a Vogue interviewer, telling the magazine at the time, quote,
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Speaker 1: rights are being stripped away from basically anyone who isn't straight, white,
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Speaker 1: or male. I didn't realize until recently that I could
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Speaker 1: advocate for a community that I'm not part of. You
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Speaker 1: can you can be an ally to the gay, lesbian,
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Speaker 1: bisexual community, trans community. You don't have to be queer
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Speaker 1: to be an ally of that community. What do you
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Speaker 1: think about this? The New York Times. If this was
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Speaker 1: a silly gossip site, if this was some you know,
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Speaker 1: really trashy type celebrity gossip blogger, you know who I'm
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Speaker 1: talking about. It's not me. I never do this, but
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Speaker 1: if you know who, you know who I need. Okay,
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Speaker 1: don't get me in trouble. Noughties. You know, I want
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Speaker 1: to say the name. I'm not gonna say it. But
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Speaker 1: if you were that person, let's just put it like that,
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Speaker 1: then I would expect you to traffic in this sort
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Speaker 1: of trash. But the New York Times to write an
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Speaker 1: op ed on Taylor Swift and their sexuality, it feels
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Speaker 1: a little below the Times. Now. One of my friends
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Speaker 1: an academic, a gay academic. He thought that this was homophobic.
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Speaker 1: He thought, so what, It's only insulting if you think
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Speaker 1: being queer, if you think being gay is a derogatory thing.
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Speaker 1: If it's not, then congratulations. Maybe this is a compliment.
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Speaker 1: How do you see this? Do you see this as
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Speaker 1: an insult? Do you see it as a compliment? It
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Speaker 1: was in the New York Times. People are not happy
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Speaker 1: about it, not happy, and they are pushing back saying
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Speaker 1: this would never ever have been done for a man,
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Speaker 1: but because she's a woman, it's okay to say this
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Speaker 1: about Taylor. Once again, very clever for the Times to
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Speaker 1: put it in an op ed, because that makes them
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Speaker 1: legally much more on sure footing. But what do you
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Speaker 1: think about this one? Taylor Swift's team is upset about
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Speaker 1: the quote inappropriate. New York Times op ed speculating about
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Speaker 1: her sexuality. What do you think? Is this a good
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Speaker 1: thing or is it a bad thing? Speculating about somebody
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Speaker 1: being gay? Is there a compliment or is it an insult?
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Speaker 1: It's very tricky here, isn't it? Because initially I was like,
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Speaker 1: leave Taylor alone. I'm against outing people. I don't out anybody.
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Speaker 1: I know a few celebrities who are still in the
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Speaker 1: closet and it's not my business to out them. What
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Speaker 1: they do in their bedroom is entirely, entirely up to
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Speaker 1: then none of my business. But other friends of mine
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Speaker 1: would say being queer is far more than just what
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Speaker 1: you do in bed. It's a way of life. It's
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Speaker 1: a lifestyle, so how you hold yourself. And Taylor very
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Speaker 1: much has tapped into that community. So it's more tricky
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Speaker 1: than initially meets the eye. What do you think? Is
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Speaker 1: this a compliment or an insult? Hey? Go vote on
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Speaker 1: hear your results. Okay, talking about getting into trouble or
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Speaker 1: Jodey Foster Silence of the Lambs faces backlash for calling
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Speaker 1: z quote really annoying. Ouch, So, Jenny Foster is apparently
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Speaker 1: not a big fan of Generation Z. The Oscar winner
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Speaker 1: admitted that working with young actors. Younger actors is sometimes
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Speaker 1: quote frustrating. She told The Guardian, quote they're really annoying,
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Speaker 1: especially in the workplace. They're like, Nah, I'm not feeling
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Speaker 1: it today, I'm not going to come in until ten thirty,
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Speaker 1: or in emails I'll tell them this is all grammatically incorrect.
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Speaker 1: Did you not check your spelling? And they're like, why
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Speaker 1: would I do that? Isn't that kind of limiting? Oh? So, Foster,
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Speaker 1: who is familiar with gen Z because she has two
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Speaker 1: sons of her own who are in their twenties, believes
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Speaker 1: that she can actually help young people in the industry.
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Speaker 1: So So Jenny Foster has spent a lot of hours
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Speaker 1: reaching out to young actresses because she grew up as
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Speaker 1: a young actress, so she knows what it's like and
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Speaker 1: she wants to put them at ease, and she wants
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Speaker 1: to pass on so of her wisdom. But at the
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Speaker 1: same time, she said that Generation Z can be really annoying.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure the baby boomers are annoying to Generations Z,
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Speaker 1: so we can all be annoying to one another. I
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Speaker 1: try to think of people as individuals, not in these categories,
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Speaker 1: and some people are annoying and some people are not.
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Speaker 1: I can be a bit annoying. I'm not Generation Z,
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Speaker 1: and so it's interesting here. What do you think It's
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Speaker 1: so easy, isn't it to look down your nose at
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Speaker 1: younger people and be like, oh, we didn't behave like that.
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Speaker 1: I think we did. I know. I don't want to
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Speaker 1: turn into my mom and dad where they're like, oh,
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Speaker 1: you youngsters are so lazy. No, it's just a different
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Speaker 1: way of doing things. I have a lot of young
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Speaker 1: people that work for me, work around me, are fantastic.
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Speaker 1: They just do things in a different way. The work,
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Speaker 1: I've got to admit, is really good, maybe better than
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Speaker 1: the work I do, except they do it in a
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Speaker 1: different way, and I respect that. At the end of
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Speaker 1: the day, as long as the work gets done, does
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Speaker 1: it matter how you do it. I think Generation ZE
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Speaker 1: have a different attitude to work, and it might be
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Speaker 1: healthy my generation. Once again here, I don't want to
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Speaker 1: make generalizations, but I am we really had this work ethic,
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Speaker 1: We really had this work ethic sort of drilled into
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Speaker 1: us that we had to work all the time, work work.
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Speaker 1: My brother Douglas, all he does is work, work, where work,
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Speaker 1: and I was a little bit like that too, And
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Speaker 1: I think my personal life suffered, my friendships suffered, my
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Speaker 1: personal relationships suffered because I put work as a priority.
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Speaker 1: Generation Z does not do that, and I think we
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Speaker 1: have to tip perhaps to that generation. Maybe they got
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Speaker 1: it right and we got it wrong. What do you
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Speaker 1: think or are you with Jodie Foster here? Do you
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Speaker 1: find gen Z? If you're listening gen Z? I know
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Speaker 1: we have a whole range of listeners on the Naughty
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Speaker 1: but Nice podcast for now over sixty countries. I got
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Speaker 1: the numbers at the top of the year from iHeart
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Speaker 1: the Breakdown. We're in over sixty different countries listening to
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Speaker 1: this show or a top twenty podcast, So thank you
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Speaker 1: for that. And demographics, it's wild. We have teenagers to
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Speaker 1: great grandmas listening. So if you are gen Z, let
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Speaker 1: me know how you think. Do you find baby boomers annoying?
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Speaker 1: And baby boomers? What do you think? Do you find
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Speaker 1: gen Z annoying? Or should we all just get on
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Speaker 1: with it? We're all in this together, okay, moving along?
11:20
Speaker 1: Kelly Clarkson is saying that she has banned her kids
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Speaker 1: from using social media until they reach eighteen. Quote not
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Speaker 1: under my roof. So Kelly Clarkson has a strict no
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Speaker 1: social media rule for her children until they are eighteen.
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Speaker 1: She told people, quote social media can be really hard
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Speaker 1: on kids in general, but especially kids with parents in
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Speaker 1: the public eye. Ah, that makes sense. Kelly is a
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Speaker 1: huge star, and can you imagine how cruel social media
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Speaker 1: can be to all of us. Imagine what it would
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Speaker 1: be like if your mom was Kelly Clarkson, if your
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Speaker 1: mom was a star. That's a good point, so she added,
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Speaker 1: quote I have informed them that they're not allowed to
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Speaker 1: use it, not under my roof. That's it, period. Now.
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Speaker 1: She did say that she shares her daughter and her
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Speaker 1: son with her ex husband, Brendan, and explains that enforcing
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Speaker 1: the rules for the children has its own challenges, particularly
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Speaker 1: that the children live with both their mom and dad.
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Speaker 1: She said, it's hard enough when you're married and you
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Speaker 1: come from two different backgrounds and ways to discipline and educate.
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Speaker 1: It just so different. Doing it in different households can
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Speaker 1: be really tough. She said that her daughter was like, quote, well,
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Speaker 1: what if dad lets me and Kelly responded, well, you're
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Speaker 1: therefore days a week, so enjoy that. But right now
12:40
Speaker 1: he's not letting them do it either, So that daughter,
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Speaker 1: I love it. I love it, River Rose, nine years old.
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Speaker 1: She said he's not leonon you do it, and she
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Speaker 1: said listen. When you're older maybe, or when you have
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Speaker 1: a solid argument. Come up with the solid argument. Kids,
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Speaker 1: if you're listening, galowa la'a loa loa ah. I sort
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Speaker 1: of liked this. Yes, I don't know. I like social media.
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Speaker 1: I don't love it, but I also to have really
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Speaker 1: strict rules. I don't scroll for hours. I don't look
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Speaker 1: at people's posts that upset me. I don't look at
13:11
Speaker 1: social media to make myself feel like a loser. Because
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Speaker 1: all of that stuff's true, it's partially true. If you
13:17
Speaker 1: look at my social media, my life looks fabulous and
13:20
Speaker 1: I have a good life, but it's not quite as
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Speaker 1: fabulous as my social media, and the same is true
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Speaker 1: with everybody else. Maybe you two, so stop scrolling through
13:28
Speaker 1: everybody else's lives and live your own. I'm with Kelly
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Speaker 1: on this one, Okay, quickly before we go to break
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Speaker 1: Share has temporarily at least been denied conservatorship of a son, Elijah,
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Speaker 1: who appeared in court despite the claims that he is missing.
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Speaker 1: So Shares request to control her son, Elijah blues the
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Speaker 1: state have been temporarily denied. A Los Angeles Superior Court
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Speaker 1: judge rejected the pop icons conservativeship petition. So the judge
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Speaker 1: was not persuaded to appoint Share as a temporary conservatorship
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Speaker 1: because her attorneys gave her son at best less than
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Speaker 1: twenty four hours notice and refuse to share confidential information
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Speaker 1: with them about the case. Now the judge has set
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Speaker 1: a new hearing for January twenty nine and ordered Shares
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Speaker 1: lawyers to turn over all that confidential information. So despite
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Speaker 1: the fact that the Grammy winner claims that her son
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Speaker 1: had gone missing, he did show up for the brief
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Speaker 1: hearing with his wife, whom they broke up, but now
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Speaker 1: they are back together. So Chaer said that she wanted
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Speaker 1: to take over her son's financing. She claims that he
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Speaker 1: earns about one hundred and twenty thousand dollars a year.
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Speaker 1: He gets that from a trust established by his dad,
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Speaker 1: so it's not Shares money. He gets one hundred and
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Speaker 1: twenty thousand dollars a year from his dad's trust. She
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Speaker 1: claims he's going to spend all that on drugs and
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Speaker 1: if she doesn't take over, he will be penny less.
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Speaker 1: She'll be the one that has to pay all the bills.
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Speaker 1: But as we know from Britney Spears, conservatorships have changed,
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Speaker 1: Thank goodness, Brittany was under a conservatorship for thirteen years.
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Speaker 1: Thirteen years, So what do you think about this here?
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Speaker 1: It's complicated, isn't it the cheer turning into Britney Spears?
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Speaker 1: Pot two? What's going on here? Is she turning into
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Speaker 1: Britney's dad or does she have a really good point
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Speaker 1: to make? While you think about that, we're going to
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Speaker 1: take a quick break and we'll be right back. Well,
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Speaker 1: welcome back to the Naughty but Nishow and Rob Shooter. Hey,
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Speaker 1: let's get through the polls oh La show. We talked
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Speaker 1: about Britney Spears, who said she's never ever going to
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Speaker 1: return to the music business ever again, despite the fact
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Speaker 1: that her people behind her back had been reaching out
15:41
Speaker 1: to songwriters. In fact, Corey had a bombshell our own
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Speaker 1: Corey Andrew on Friday he had been reached out to
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Speaker 1: by a German music producer about writing new tracks for Britney.
15:53
Speaker 1: So we know her team were looking for new music,
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Speaker 1: and she said she did not tell them to do that.
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Speaker 1: They did that behind her back. No intention of ever
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Speaker 1: recording a game. She's sick of the music business. What
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Speaker 1: it did to her was a disgrace. She does not
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Speaker 1: want to get back in that. So should she fire
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Speaker 1: a team? These people work for Brittany, they're making money
16:12
Speaker 1: from Brittany. If you're the boss and you go rogue
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Speaker 1: and you start doing stuff and not tell them, or
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Speaker 1: stuff behind their back, or worse, stuff that they just
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Speaker 1: don't want, should you be fired? That was our question.
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Speaker 1: Should Britney fire her team? Let's have a lock? Oh
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Speaker 1: eighty percent said yes. I agree, Brittany. If they don't
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Speaker 1: want what you want, get rid of them. They represent you.
16:30
Speaker 1: You're the boss here and I'm not saying whether or
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Speaker 1: not recording new music is a good or bad thing.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. You don't want to do it. You're
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Speaker 1: the boss. They work for you, they make money from you.
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Speaker 1: You pay them. If they're not looking after your interests, Brittany,
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Speaker 1: then fire them. Okay, don't forget to vote on today's pole,
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Speaker 1: and audizib I'm sure to check back to Marau to
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Speaker 1: hear your results. Now it's done. For her nicest of
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Speaker 1: the day more Selena Gomeza, it's that she misses her bff,
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Speaker 1: Nicole Beckham. On So, Nicole and Selena were b f
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Speaker 1: f's and they they've sort of grown a little bit
17:11
Speaker 1: of pace and Nicole now is married to Victoria Beckham's sons.
17:14
Speaker 1: Selena Games is in a new relationship with Denney Blanco.
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Speaker 1: Very cute. Those twos. They've sort of drifted apart a bit,
17:20
Speaker 1: but on Friday, she posted a throwback picture of the
17:22
Speaker 1: two of them and a simple caption. It said, miss you.
17:26
Speaker 1: Oh you know what, Sometimes when you screw through your
17:29
Speaker 1: phone or an old picture pops up on Facebook, it
17:32
Speaker 1: doesn't make you remember good friends. But when you miss them,
17:37
Speaker 1: instead of posting it on social media, call them, text them.
17:41
Speaker 1: I try to do that at least three times a week.
17:43
Speaker 1: I go through my phone when I'm in the back
17:44
Speaker 1: of a taxi or on a subway, and I find
17:47
Speaker 1: three names. I start at A, and then tomorrow I'll
17:49
Speaker 1: go to B and then C. And I picked two
17:51
Speaker 1: or three people out of each category, and I text
17:54
Speaker 1: them hello, whim spoke for a while and it's just
17:56
Speaker 1: a little simple way of reconnecting and cure that friend.
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Speaker 1: Flame burning bright and nicest of the day. And now
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Speaker 1: I naughty is the day, naughty, naughty, naughty quote which
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Speaker 1: reformed playboy John Mayer says that he now wants to
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Speaker 1: get married and reveals his kink. So John Mayer a playboy,
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Speaker 1: Jennifer Anderson, Jessica Simpson. I mean, he really has had
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Speaker 1: a lot of famous, famous girlfriends. Katy Perry, Taylor Swift,
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Speaker 1: Karon DEAs have all dated John. At one point when
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Speaker 1: I was working with Jessica Simpson, she dated John and
18:27
Speaker 1: he was a bad guy, just the bad guy to her,
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Speaker 1: a real playboy, didn't treat her well well. Now he
18:31
Speaker 1: did a new interview saying that he really does want
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Speaker 1: to get married, and secretly that is what he really
18:38
Speaker 1: really wants. However, he wants somebody who will really need him.
18:43
Speaker 1: He said that he's kink is that he wants somebody
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Speaker 1: to be reliant on him. He has a quote reliance kink.
18:52
Speaker 1: He wants somebody who says, where is John? What would
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Speaker 1: John do? I need to talk to John? Oh? John
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Speaker 1: and naughtyust of the day. Let's end with a moment
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