Behind the Scenes of Hollywood: Insights from Bruh Meets World

[00:00:00] This week on the No More Late Fees podcast, our friends from the BRUH Meets World podcast

[00:00:19] Siege NTC are back and see me how last time went.

[00:00:24] This is going to be some fun because we got a lot of compliments on how much everyone

[00:00:28] enjoyed the drumline episode.

[00:00:30] So we love to hear it.

[00:00:31] We're happy to be back.

[00:00:33] We're happy to discuss with you guys this this movie, which I was telling Siege my first

[00:00:39] time watching it.

[00:00:40] So you are getting a fresh take from me.

[00:00:44] Nice.

[00:00:45] Stoke.

[00:00:46] I kid out.

[00:00:47] This is not my first time watching it again.

[00:00:50] I will say it was unlocking memories and like I'm so excited to talk about just

[00:00:57] the type of movie that this is.

[00:01:00] There is so much to say about when, where and how this movie exists that I'm like,

[00:01:06] yes, let's talk about the wood.

[00:01:10] Well, before we dive into some fun and games really quick, why don't you guys catch us

[00:01:15] up what's been new over at BRUH Meets World?

[00:01:18] What's going on?

[00:01:19] We did see that you guys did an episode on Quiet On Set and there's a lot going

[00:01:26] on. Well, you said it.

[00:01:27] We've been, you know, we had an episode on the Review and Quiet On Set, which I think

[00:01:32] was like one of our most streamed episodes we've ever done.

[00:01:35] Like people were interested in engaging in that conversation and, you know,

[00:01:40] definitely understand the reasons why it was a hard conversation for us to

[00:01:44] have. So I think that this is going to be a nice contrast to that.

[00:01:49] But yeah, I mean, it's it's been really kind of interesting being a voice

[00:01:53] of this specific community of nostalgia during this time, because I think that,

[00:01:58] you know, me and Siege are kind of in a unique position to talk about specifically

[00:02:02] the boy meets worldness of it all as well as just kind of unpack the other stuff.

[00:02:06] So it's it's been interesting.

[00:02:08] Yeah, I think that you said what's been going on with us.

[00:02:12] And we've been very fortunate to like have our audience grow and we get

[00:02:15] to talk about all of these really interesting things and then also made

[00:02:18] friends with, you know, a lot of the writers and behind the scenes.

[00:02:22] We're learning more about the behind the scenes of Hollywood in general.

[00:02:27] But when you do that, you learn some other things like not everything

[00:02:32] you learn is good and being able to have those conversations

[00:02:36] has been really helpful and cathartic for us, but also for our audience.

[00:02:41] So just kind of like be like, hey, we're in it with you.

[00:02:44] Like I think a lot of the millennial experience is that whole.

[00:02:50] I'm not crazy, right?

[00:02:51] I'm not the only one who is having a hard time with this.

[00:02:55] And so, yeah, being able to share our experiences and our thoughts on

[00:03:00] the good and bad of nostalgia has really been rewarding.

[00:03:05] Yeah, I think I hope that this, you know, opens the door for more child stars

[00:03:14] to come out and speak about their experiences.

[00:03:16] But I think one of the backlashes of all of this is seeing how people

[00:03:21] are trying to pressure child stars and harass them.

[00:03:24] So that's been, you know, disheartening people, not really understanding

[00:03:29] that celebrities don't owe us an explanation on anything.

[00:03:34] But I think it's also opening a really big, like you were saying,

[00:03:37] from a nostalgia standpoint, a big conversation about our pairs

[00:03:42] social relationships with celebrities, with the TV shows we grew up with music.

[00:03:48] Like, how are we able to enjoy, consume ethically?

[00:03:54] Yes. I think the question might be, is it even possible knowing that

[00:04:01] it's like a root of a tree is rotten and so much ethical consumption

[00:04:06] under capitalism? Right.

[00:04:08] That's the truth.

[00:04:09] That's one of the things that you have to learn.

[00:04:11] I don't know. Have you guys both of you seen the good place?

[00:04:14] Yes. OK. So like again, like this

[00:04:18] point in time, I feel like we're in the good place where it's like, look,

[00:04:21] either drink your almond milk and know that it's like

[00:04:25] not exactly the most ethically sourced thing to do, but you can't be

[00:04:29] responsible for everything. You got to do what you can.

[00:04:32] You got to be mindful about what you are consuming

[00:04:35] and just understand that the word that Tony and I used with nuance.

[00:04:40] A lot of this is nuanced.

[00:04:41] A lot of this is layered and a lot of this is systemic.

[00:04:44] So, you know, do what you can to make sure that it doesn't repeat itself.

[00:04:49] But as far as times going back, the best we can do is listen to each other's

[00:04:53] stories and figure out how to move forward as a community.

[00:04:58] I also think it's a welcome challenge to, you know, if you think about

[00:05:02] the Hollywood blacklist and you think about how that compares to cancel culture

[00:05:06] or whatever, to just kind of say like, what am I allowed to enjoy from this?

[00:05:10] Like, can I still watch a Cosby show episode?

[00:05:13] If can I still sing?

[00:05:14] I believe I can fly.

[00:05:15] Like, can I still watch?

[00:05:17] Like, at what point am I making that decision?

[00:05:20] And we all have to do that individually.

[00:05:22] And I think that what I've learned is that I can't judge someone else

[00:05:26] based off of the line that they put in the sand versus the line that I put in the sand.

[00:05:30] I definitely think that the black community really needs to work on

[00:05:36] calling in certain things.

[00:05:37] And I think it's highlighting what issues we have in our own community.

[00:05:41] Forget like the general population.

[00:05:44] You know, it's it's crazy to me that even now in 2024, so many people are

[00:05:50] backtracking and they're like rock and R. Kelly again.

[00:05:53] And I'm just like, I feel like people are scumbags in general.

[00:05:59] But when you hurt children, it just I mean, because he was hurting young girls.

[00:06:07] And I don't know as much as I love ignition and the remix,

[00:06:11] I just can't push myself to do it.

[00:06:15] But I've had this conversation with my friend, Sheila, about.

[00:06:19] Really where the line is personally, because we all have our faves, right?

[00:06:23] We're so righteous about certain things until our faves get called out.

[00:06:29] And then it's like, but you know, yeah, you know, it's

[00:06:33] like Harrison Ford is my favorite.

[00:06:36] Love him. I would marry him tomorrow.

[00:06:40] He's 80 something years old.

[00:06:41] Yes, he's probably an alcoholic allegedly.

[00:06:44] But I love that man up and down.

[00:06:46] But he also went across the world to give Roman Polanski his.

[00:06:54] Oscar situation.

[00:06:57] I can't forget it's complicated.

[00:06:59] And I think part of the quiet on set thing is like, man,

[00:07:02] can we just enjoy anything purely anymore?

[00:07:05] Does everything have to have this duality that we have to struggle with

[00:07:08] internally and make sense of in order for us to even just try to enjoy it?

[00:07:13] Like I there's I think that's what the genesis of all of this kind

[00:07:17] of public outcry is, is just us feeling like we don't have anything sacred anymore.

[00:07:22] But the answer to that is yes.

[00:07:23] And I think like that's like to me, I'm so much more of like a harsh reality

[00:07:28] parent where I'm like, yes, the reality is nothing here is untainted.

[00:07:33] So you got to figure out how to enjoy yourself and, you know,

[00:07:38] acknowledge the bad and be like, hey, I don't approve of what Harrison Ford did.

[00:07:43] Maybe I won't, you know, contribute to his go fund me if he ever has one.

[00:07:47] But as far as Indiana Jones goes, that's going in my DVD.

[00:07:52] You know what I'm saying?

[00:07:53] Yeah, yeah, we all have to make that line in the sand.

[00:07:58] I think what's hardest about quiet on the set is that it's children.

[00:08:01] Yes, definitely.

[00:08:03] And here's like there are certain things where it's like I personally

[00:08:06] I'm standing my ground.

[00:08:08] I have not that's not something that I want to participate in.

[00:08:11] But to Tony's point, I do think it's funny as to what gets removed

[00:08:15] and what gets pulled and what we don't have in syndication

[00:08:18] because we understand that as a community or as a nation,

[00:08:23] this should not be profitable.

[00:08:27] And what we're like, I mean,

[00:08:32] Black community, Michael Jackson.

[00:08:34] Yeah, they're like, well, we ain't got no proof.

[00:08:37] We got a proof.

[00:08:39] It's I will still die on that.

[00:08:45] And then I just I don't know.

[00:08:47] I find it really interesting because what this did made me start

[00:08:51] to look back at all the teen stars.

[00:08:54] Yeah. And so I started actually looking

[00:08:57] and I was going to do like a video of just thinking about the people

[00:09:01] we miss the Charles stars from the 90s because it's not just suicide,

[00:09:05] but a lot of them died from drugs and you have to put two and two together

[00:09:08] that they probably were doing the drugs because of things that happened to them.

[00:09:14] And then I went down a Leonardo DiCaprio hole.

[00:09:21] And it was also a sign that.

[00:09:24] Trauma that we were like, oh, you just like young girls

[00:09:27] and we're like, no, it's more than that.

[00:09:30] They're like, they're so much.

[00:09:33] It's it's crazy.

[00:09:35] Well, what I was telling Siege it was Siege was like,

[00:09:37] I can't even like listen to a Mariah Carey song without hearing Diddy pop up

[00:09:40] being like, I thought I told you that we won't stop like off of everyone

[00:09:44] else's record like so many records are tainted now

[00:09:47] because you just had the dance in the back of this music video.

[00:09:50] My friends said to me, I always believe Shug.

[00:09:53] I was like, what should we?

[00:09:56] When should night become the voice of reason?

[00:09:59] What timeline are we in?

[00:10:01] But I I the Diddy thing is one thing.

[00:10:04] But now I'm having a full on panic because.

[00:10:09] This is where it's that fave thing.

[00:10:11] OK, Beyonce.

[00:10:12] Ah, you have it all.

[00:10:16] We're getting close.

[00:10:17] I don't know how much she's enmeshed in that you can't think of it separately.

[00:10:22] You can't.

[00:10:23] Here's the thing, I agree with you that you can't think of it separately.

[00:10:26] But I will say that a a lot of that to me is like, this is nothing new.

[00:10:32] You know, it's like this is not new.

[00:10:34] We all are waiting.

[00:10:35] We're waiting to see how much information comes out.

[00:10:37] We're waiting to see what comes onto it.

[00:10:39] And then you you deal with it when it does come out.

[00:10:42] I think that's another thing, at least for me, that I've learned is like

[00:10:45] I'm trying not to anticipate something that I don't know anything on,

[00:10:50] because that's just stressing me out.

[00:10:52] If she ain't thinking about it, if she ain't dealing with it,

[00:10:54] why am I over here stressed?

[00:10:56] So I have a plan, though.

[00:10:58] And here's the thing, I guarantee you she does.

[00:11:00] So I'm waiting to see what that plan is.

[00:11:03] I have support for divorce.

[00:11:05] Act for. Yeah.

[00:11:08] And when it happens or whatever happens,

[00:11:10] we will all come collectively and have our own thoughts and conversations.

[00:11:14] But I personally try not to get ahead of anything, because one of the things

[00:11:20] that we learned with our quiet on set commentary is it's kind of been rolling out.

[00:11:26] And we made like statements and we had opinions and then got more information.

[00:11:29] And we were like, well, actually,

[00:11:32] we got to hold ourselves accountable because we may have spoke too soon.

[00:11:35] And I think that that's that's kind of like the where I'm at with it.

[00:11:38] It's like I will speak about what I have, what I'm aware of and what I know

[00:11:44] about. And to your point, I know where my line in the sand is,

[00:11:48] especially when it comes to like child actors and that I can have a very hard

[00:11:52] stance on. But as far as a grown woman and her husband,

[00:11:55] I'll let that divorce come across my feed when it does.

[00:12:00] And really what I hope that this does in general is make us go.

[00:12:04] These celebrities are just as flawed, if not more so than the rest of us.

[00:12:07] Like no one should be put into the stratosphere that, you know,

[00:12:12] in the culture that we were raised in the 90s and the early 2000s,

[00:12:15] celebrities were the kings and queens of America in so many ways.

[00:12:19] And so I hope that we can just take an honest look at what celebrity culture is

[00:12:24] and kind of peel that back a little bit more.

[00:12:26] And it's starting to happen.

[00:12:27] Like you see it with JLo right now where everyone's like, hold on.

[00:12:31] We were just talking about that.

[00:12:32] We were just talking about JLo.

[00:12:34] Someone said, I love this.

[00:12:35] Someone said that Justin Timberlake is the male JLo.

[00:12:39] And I was like, oh, that's right.

[00:12:41] Like they are both in that camp right now of not truly understanding where your

[00:12:47] place is like, like I said this a while ago, JLo, why don't you just go?

[00:12:53] Find you a white man that you could start in a movie with and not be Hispanic

[00:13:00] and just make it to the romcom.

[00:13:02] We love romcom JLo.

[00:13:04] Miss, I don't have a set background.

[00:13:07] I'm racially ambiguous, but I fall in love.

[00:13:10] That's good for us.

[00:13:12] That's your lane. Stay there.

[00:13:13] That's your lane.

[00:13:15] My guess, my favorite thing about JLo real fast, you know, obviously JLo was

[00:13:19] really butthurt that she had to share the Super Bowl with Shakira a few years ago.

[00:13:25] And both JLo and Shakira released albums this year.

[00:13:29] And I think on JLo's newest album, I think there's one song that has

[00:13:34] like over a million streams or like one or two songs on Shakira's

[00:13:39] hundreds of millions of streams like Shakira is doing so much significantly

[00:13:44] better than JLo and the way that makes me look back at that Super Bowl and be like,

[00:13:48] you actually lucky she was there, girl.

[00:13:50] I think I have to remember that Shakira is a worldwide phenomenon.

[00:13:56] Like Shakira is huge.

[00:13:59] I think it also has something to do with like understanding how America

[00:14:03] is not the global center that it used to be.

[00:14:05] It's a big deal, but like Shakira's numbers.

[00:14:09] It's the same thing like people would talk about Tom Brady and Giselle.

[00:14:13] And people have the audacity to be like, oh, Giselle is leaving Tom.

[00:14:18] What does she think?

[00:14:19] And it's like, y'all don't understand how that power works.

[00:14:22] Giselle is a force, an international name.

[00:14:26] Tom Brady is known in this country for one thing.

[00:14:29] Giselle is known globally.

[00:14:32] And people in the Bronx don't even like JLo.

[00:14:35] Like Latinos don't play in her.

[00:14:37] So like it's, you know, it is.

[00:14:39] And Giselle is a witch.

[00:14:40] So I don't know why.

[00:14:42] I don't know why Tom Brady was fucking around with her.

[00:14:45] So like, oh, yeah, I don't know this part.

[00:14:48] I mean, I would explain all his victories.

[00:14:51] Exactly.

[00:14:52] He would if you look at if he listened to some interviews,

[00:14:54] he talks about how she tells him, she would tell him certain things.

[00:14:57] And he, you know, at first he said he would be like,

[00:15:00] but then eventually he was like, oh, OK.

[00:15:03] And I think she had told him to sit his ass down, right?

[00:15:07] And he didn't listen.

[00:15:08] So and like they really did a good job covering up that crypto stuff that he was behind.

[00:15:15] Wait, he's got into crypto shit that is so sketch.

[00:15:20] That should be he should be in jail.

[00:15:22] And also the best thing that came out of it was that Ryan Atwood.

[00:15:27] That's like all from the OZ.

[00:15:28] And then Mackenzie, oh, he became like this huge advocate.

[00:15:32] Again, he's like this shit's dumb.

[00:15:38] Best thing that ever happened.

[00:15:39] But all right, don't stay.

[00:15:41] He's basically saying welcome to the OC bitch.

[00:15:44] Yes.

[00:15:47] Oh, I did want to talk about this with you guys really quick.

[00:15:51] So you saw that the news said that the legally blonde is going to be turned

[00:15:56] into a TV show.

[00:15:57] Yeah.

[00:15:58] Riso The Spoon and her production company is going to produce a TV show.

[00:16:02] And so a lot of people were talking about like, oh, well, is she going to be in it?

[00:16:07] They weren't sure.

[00:16:08] But the way that I read it was that, you know,

[00:16:11] legally blonde three is in production has been in production before.

[00:16:15] I want to say even before covid maybe.

[00:16:18] I think Mindy Kaling was supposed to be writing it.

[00:16:20] So they had been working on legally blonde three.

[00:16:23] And she said that she is looking forward to playing this character in her forties.

[00:16:29] But what made me think that this TV show is not going to star her and she's going

[00:16:34] to be producing it and then maybe there'll be another person playing that role

[00:16:39] is because Joshua, who is the creator behind Gossip Girl and the OC,

[00:16:44] is going to be the showrunner him.

[00:16:47] And what's the other girl's name?

[00:16:48] Stephanie, something.

[00:16:51] We're getting a like a teen drama legally blonde.

[00:16:57] I think so. Yeah.

[00:16:58] If they're behind it, I.

[00:17:02] I don't know.

[00:17:03] I'm getting hints of scandal meets gossip girl, you know, like.

[00:17:08] And just, you know what?

[00:17:09] Can I say something to that?

[00:17:10] Yeah, we're really squeezed in all the juice out of this fruit that we can.

[00:17:15] A sequel and a TV show.

[00:17:16] Give me one or the other.

[00:17:17] And honestly, like a TV show.

[00:17:19] I mean, I trust Reese because all of her TV shows that she's done have actually

[00:17:23] been really well done.

[00:17:24] Yeah, I would much rather see like a little series versus a movie.

[00:17:28] I think that would be more interesting.

[00:17:30] I agree.

[00:17:32] I do think that we have to remember the Amazon Bot MGM, right?

[00:17:37] All these studios are trying to not bet on anything new.

[00:17:43] But because they bought MGM, that means they have access to all of this

[00:17:48] OG content and they're just going to try to make as much money as they possibly can.

[00:17:53] And to a new audience, I'm sure that we just as good as coming to America too.

[00:17:57] Like Amazon at this point, guys.

[00:18:00] No, that was horrible.

[00:18:03] Except Wesley Snipes was the best part of that horrendous nonsense.

[00:18:08] I think a black excellence.

[00:18:09] No, the wood.

[00:18:12] Come on, segue.

[00:18:14] Well, why don't we get you guys to get our

[00:18:18] give your employee picks, make you guys honorary blockbuster employees again and

[00:18:23] pick three movies that you would recommend to our audience each.

[00:18:28] Can they be in this vein?

[00:18:31] Yeah, sure.

[00:18:32] Whatever you want.

[00:18:33] Oh, because all right.

[00:18:34] So I was thinking a lot about this.

[00:18:36] And when we get into like the bigger conversation,

[00:18:38] I will say that like this movie reminded me of Soul Food.

[00:18:44] Like when we like around this time, I think another one that I'm pretty sure

[00:18:49] you guys have covered already, but like I just was getting hints of is the movie

[00:18:54] now and then, you know, that stars Rosie O'Donnell, Demi Moore,

[00:18:59] Christina Ricci, like that, like, you know, the whole back and forth of like

[00:19:03] the age dynamics.

[00:19:06] And then I see it up here and it is just a underrated gem of a movie.

[00:19:14] Baps, Baps is one of those movies where I am like, I don't know if it would ever

[00:19:21] get made today, but that's a hold on us as me and my sister as children.

[00:19:28] And I can go with that movie back and forth.

[00:19:30] I'm going to want you right now.

[00:19:31] It is not Halle Berry's greatest work, but comedically it is some of the best.

[00:19:38] So yeah, those are my three loves that movie.

[00:19:40] She talks about it all the time.

[00:19:42] Yeah, it's a time capsule for sure.

[00:19:44] So sticking in the vein of the wood,

[00:19:47] my three picks are going to be this first one.

[00:19:50] I was listening to the soundtrack from the wood and I noticed that there

[00:19:54] was a song by Joe called I Want to Know, which I love that song.

[00:19:58] But I initially heard that song from a different movie,

[00:20:01] which is Don't Be a Menace While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood.

[00:20:05] One of my favorite 90s black movies, also just a great.

[00:20:10] It's a Wayne's Brothers like, you know, Slapstick parody.

[00:20:14] And I think it just does a great job of commenting on like the boys in the hood

[00:20:18] era of movies that we got throughout the 90s.

[00:20:21] So that's one on there.

[00:20:23] You must you mentioned Wesley Snipes.

[00:20:25] I got to throw out New Jack City.

[00:20:27] If you haven't seen it, it is Black Scarface.

[00:20:31] It is a great telling of what like the crack era of Brooklyn and what that meant.

[00:20:37] And, you know, phenomenal soundtrack.

[00:20:39] I think that movie could be turned into a musical and it would be great.

[00:20:41] And then my last one just to put some

[00:20:43] respect on Omar Epps's name, Higher Learning.

[00:20:46] I don't know if you guys have seen this movie recently,

[00:20:49] but like this movie tackles so much in terms of racial tensions in college,

[00:20:54] sexuality, just what it means to like expand your world for the first time

[00:20:58] when you're young and be introduced to people who are so different than you

[00:21:01] and what that means to you.

[00:21:03] So yeah, those are those.

[00:21:04] And who would have thought Michael

[00:21:06] Rappaport would have just been turned out to be the middle?

[00:21:10] Yeah.

[00:21:12] Yeah.

[00:21:13] Michael Rappaport.

[00:21:15] He had lost his fucking mind.

[00:21:18] My God.

[00:21:18] He used to be like we talked about this.

[00:21:21] Tony and I did a coverage of was it Deep Blue Sea?

[00:21:25] Yeah.

[00:21:26] And it was like Michael Rappaport used to be who they would hire when they wanted

[00:21:30] diversity, but they wanted to keep it white.

[00:21:32] Like Michael Rappaport was like a diversity

[00:21:35] hire that they could get some flavor in that movie and still keep it all white cast.

[00:21:40] I think Michael Rappaport is also a great cautionary tale of be careful of who

[00:21:45] you invite to the cookout because for so long he was that person that

[00:21:49] everyone was like, oh, he can come to the cookout.

[00:21:51] Because he would just shout about sports like

[00:21:54] loudly online.

[00:21:55] But then he started shouting other stuff when we're like, oh, no, no, no.

[00:22:00] I don't know.

[00:22:01] I feel like the black community does not get keep hard enough.

[00:22:07] I agree.

[00:22:08] Honestly, like the cookout, you know, no.

[00:22:13] No, I'm telling about it.

[00:22:15] I'll send you some pictures.

[00:22:16] I'll make you a plate and get to your house.

[00:22:19] My husband ain't allowed.

[00:22:22] That's for me.

[00:22:25] I also sometimes I'm not allowed.

[00:22:29] The only thing I said you weren't allowed to is if I had a bachelor party

[00:22:34] because you got a ride or die.

[00:22:36] And I yeah, I'm lying somewhere.

[00:22:39] I yeah, it's just where you were going.

[00:22:42] I don't want to be.

[00:22:45] But you know what? Sometimes it's fine.

[00:22:47] Like sometimes, like for example, like siege, like I feel like, you know,

[00:22:50] queer spaces where it's like you do your thing.

[00:22:52] Like it's OK if that's not everything has to be for everybody.

[00:22:56] You know what I mean?

[00:22:56] Like let me in on what you feel comfortable letting me in on.

[00:22:59] And what you don't is cool too.

[00:23:01] Like I think there just needs to be a little bit more respect

[00:23:03] and leniency for just people having safe spaces.

[00:23:05] And I honestly would like to be invited less to white things

[00:23:10] in general and in a conscious space, not even like physical places.

[00:23:15] There's a lot that I would love to filter.

[00:23:18] I would like to not know, you know, I go on this all the time.

[00:23:22] Jackie, white people, please stop telling me your bathing habits

[00:23:26] or your non-baiting habits because.

[00:23:29] What do the rock, rock, rock become controversial?

[00:23:31] What the fuck is that?

[00:23:33] Y'all need to clean your ass.

[00:23:35] What are you using?

[00:23:37] So insane to me how loudly people will be like, oh, yeah,

[00:23:40] I don't bathe this week.

[00:23:41] And you're like, you don't you don't have to share everything.

[00:23:45] That's an inside thought.

[00:23:48] We just keep that to ourselves if we're not going to bathe.

[00:23:53] It's it's I don't get it.

[00:23:55] I don't know.

[00:23:56] I especially don't like, OK, you're not going to use a wash

[00:24:00] rack, whatever you're using liquid soap.

[00:24:01] But there was a time y'all remember when everyone was using bar soap.

[00:24:04] So what were you doing then?

[00:24:06] Here's a great example, an episode of Friends.

[00:24:10] When Joey and Chandler getting a fight because of like the soap

[00:24:15] and they start talking about like, what's the first thing that you're cleaning?

[00:24:19] And it took me a while years later before I realized, wait a minute,

[00:24:24] why is this such a concern?

[00:24:25] Oh, because they are literally just rubbing the soap

[00:24:29] bar on their their dead ass bodies in cracks and crevices.

[00:24:36] No, not the legs, but not the legs.

[00:24:39] Not the legs.

[00:24:40] You don't wash from the knees.

[00:24:41] Well, why don't you guys tell everybody where they can find you on social?

[00:24:44] Well, you can find us at Brummeat's World or a thing.

[00:24:48] Yeah, it's at Brummeat's World or on YouTube.

[00:24:51] All of the podcast places, Patreon, you guys have a conversation with us

[00:24:56] at brummeatthworld.gmail.com too if you want to talk to us directly.

[00:24:59] And as always, you can find us at no more late fees on TikTok,

[00:25:03] Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, threads, Facebook.

[00:25:07] And stay tuned for our Rewind episode next week as we go back to rediscover 13

[00:25:12] going on 30.

[00:25:13] And if you haven't yet, go back and check out our episode of the wood with TC

[00:25:17] and Siege.

[00:25:19] And as always, be kind and rewind.