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We dive into strange human behaviors from the LA Butt Sniffer to the unexpected phenomenon of people defecating in department stores, plus a live taste test of chicken-based protein chips.
• Megan apologizes for misunderstanding JJ's comments about drag queens and makeup in the previous episode
• The hosts discuss requests from listeners for Valentine Vodka Tours in Detroit
• A deep dive into the case of a Los Angeles man arrested for sneaking up behind women in stores to sniff their buttocks
• The surprising frequency of people defecating in public places like department stores and fitting rooms
• Live taste test of Wilde Protein Chips made from chicken, egg whites and bone broth (spoiler: they're not good)
• Megan loves herself some good homemade ranch and is not a fan by Summer coming to an end
• JJ loves Apple Music's New Music Fridays but hates restaurant no-hat policies
• Matty celebrates finishing his river rock landscaping project but is annoyed by overuse of the word "perfect"
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Welcome, welcome, welcome, slippers. We are back Slipping it In with you. This is Megan. I'm Matty.
Speaker 3:And this is your favorite Spanish boy JJ.
Speaker 4:Do you guys know we're coming into September? Yeah, you know what? September 7th is, nope, national Grandparents Day. So you know what I think? I think I think the best gift you can give your grandparents is a little slip it in. It's probably been a while, I mean just give them the URL. You might have to hit, play, but spread the word.
Speaker 3:Yes absolutely you might even have to give them the full-on website slipitinpodcastcom.
Speaker 4:And you might have to turn it way up.
Speaker 3:Turn it really loud.
Speaker 4:Turn it up. Turn it up Okay.
Speaker 2:Well, for all our slippers that heard last week's or last episode, there was a little bit of controversy.
Speaker 3:Was there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, kind of caused by myself during the slip it ins and pull it out, so say more yeah well jj had a slip it in regarding how he loved seeing drag queens contribution to makeup yes well, sometimes I'm can be a little opinionated, um, and sometimes I hear something and I don't really wait for anyone to finish what they're saying and I've got my opinions made Maybe.
Speaker 4:maybe you don't hear something.
Speaker 1:Well, I kind of just hear the first few words and then you're off to the races.
Speaker 4:So in my mind the first few words, and then you're off to the races.
Speaker 2:So in my mind, jj was attributing contouring solely to drag Queens and I felt, as a woman, that drag Queens did not create contouring. But in fact contouring had been done for ages and I felt my feminism feathers got ruffled and I felt I had to make it clear that no, drag queens did not create contouring. But that's not what JJ was saying and I do agree with his slip it in. I do love seeing drag queens contribution to makeup in general as well as fashion, so I was in agreement with him. But yet I was off and running with my opinions without really hearing what he said.
Speaker 4:I said she acknowledges us. What do you have a reaction to?
Speaker 3:that I, yes. Is this an apology? Yes, Officially.
Speaker 2:I said yeah.
Speaker 3:It's not wrapped in a riddle.
Speaker 4:This is my official apology to her Now, I just have to.
Speaker 3:You accept it, okay. What do you? And I think that I would just say again the drag queens are just an inspiration, uh, for me and for the world. Uh, and being able to be exposed like that and seeing it, and real housewives taking that moment of like makeup and the makeup share and things like that, it's just, it's nice to see. Yeah, are you good? Yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 4:Anything you want to say about greeting cards. Well, I guess Because you also came for me. She is an apology to her Well it is an apology to her, it's not one apology, it's a couple. I'm ready, I'm here.
Speaker 2:So well, couple, I'm ready, I'm here. So well. I also misunderstood maddie's card comments so I thought when he was talking about looking at the price, he wasn't just talking about looking at the price of the card, like it's printed in the back with the barcode when he was purchasing a card, but he always looked at them when he received a greeting card in the mail to see how much money the person sending him that card had spent, because that's not me.
Speaker 2:So again, I started commenting on things that were not really being said and it was completely incorrect. So I misunderstood your card comment.
Speaker 4:So I'm sorry.
Speaker 2:Maddie.
Speaker 4:So I'm sorry, maddie, I'm sorry jj in all fairness, what I will say is I have glanced it's but like, yeah, you did take it to a level that doesn't represent me. I said I love any card, anything I get in the mail, homemade card, all of it yeah, so homework doesn, homework needs to do something about it.
Speaker 3:It's like seven dollars for a card. That is exactly.
Speaker 4:Yeah, that's because the that's my point is like why? Why we're buying them is to acknowledge somebody else.
Speaker 3:And now, all of a sudden, I've got to like make a choice between a salad kit and a card right yeah, and before we move forward, I just have to say that, um, I just have to recognize that, megan, I do it like I said. I said that the apology, but this is the reason we love who you are and you complement this trio very well and we learn from each other, and that's what we all do, uh, in here and that's in the. That's what that's the beauty of this friendship pass pass the tissue exactly.
Speaker 2:Well, I will say the whole point of slip it in and pull it out is it's something that we're loving or irritated or annoyed with in the moment that reminder and it's meant to generate an emotional response.
Speaker 1:Oh, you nailed it then Well.
Speaker 2:I was off to the races you are.
Speaker 4:Giddy up. You were giddy.
Speaker 2:last episode I am going to try to you know, listen before speaking. But I will say I've been working on this since eighth grade.
Speaker 4:So, we shouldn't have high expectations.
Speaker 3:You need to be your authentic self.
Speaker 4:Thank you.
Speaker 3:We will buckle up.
Speaker 4:Well, I just was very uncomfortable.
Speaker 3:Oh please.
Speaker 4:You two going out.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 3:Anyway, let's do it in the middle.
Speaker 4:I think the listeners get it. Yes, yeah, the slippers, we love it.
Speaker 2:So with that we have heard from a slipper in Cleveland, rebecca and Maddie, she is hot to trot for a Valentine vodka tour with you Hot to trot.
Speaker 4:The horse thing is scary. I don't know what does that mean Shut up?
Speaker 3:You don't know. Hot to trot? No, I've never heard of that.
Speaker 2:It's like means you're excited you have hot to trot, but it's also a horse thing, so I was. I was thinking that you were going a different direction, when it's like you have no hot to trot just get it out to trot you're excited, you're ready to go shit, because when horses are like really excited, you'll in the horse world, because I'm an equestrian.
Speaker 4:We say things like oh, oh, they're a little hot. Should I question her like when I'm a gymnast?
Speaker 2:Were you an equestrian.
Speaker 3:Can you settle up? This gymnast is a little bit questionable. After I listened to the podcast.
Speaker 2:I did go to the World Championships for quarter horses so I have proof of my equestrian activities. I was written up in newspapers.
Speaker 4:Oh, whatever, I got a silver in the rings. Well, hot to trot.
Speaker 2:Yes. So whenever you're excited about something, just say I'm hot to trot.
Speaker 3:I was going to say that because I'm usually like trying to figure it out, Like how can I use this in a sentence?
Speaker 4:You were already planning it.
Speaker 3:I always do, yeah.
Speaker 2:You're hot to trot for the weekend.
Speaker 3:There we go, pod's over.
Speaker 4:Time to go Hot to trot.
Speaker 2:And just so you know, I'm also a gymnast.
Speaker 4:We've covered this.
Speaker 2:We've covered it.
Speaker 4:Can you get back to? The fact that I'm going to have to do a Valentine tour.
Speaker 2:Yes, so someone from Cleveland is coming to Detroit and is looking for a Valentine vodka tour, so we'll set it up.
Speaker 3:You said that I did this is on you.
Speaker 4:You said that it was going to be for free 100%, it is for free.
Speaker 1:They're excited for that.
Speaker 2:Lionblood. What's that mean? The Lionblood vodka that we tested, geez what's that mean?
Speaker 3:the lion blood vodka that we, oh jeez, I mean, like I can't remember week ago, I've also heard from brendan in nashville and he is searching everywhere for the lion blood vodka and has not been able to yet find it in his city that I'm willing to do group tours and
Speaker 1:he can come with rebecca from Cleveland. I will.
Speaker 2:Rebecca's in Cleveland, brendan's in Nashville looking for the vodka.
Speaker 4:Listen, I can do a group tour a minute.
Speaker 3:I would have thought that Valentine was beyond Michigan.
Speaker 2:He has found the regular Valentine vodka.
Speaker 4:The.
Speaker 2:Lion Blood, I think is new.
Speaker 4:You can get it on the tour it's very yummy though well, from cleveland to nashville, let's move to la.
Speaker 2:Have you guys been following the butt sniffer?
Speaker 3:I've heard about it but I'm like, is this like? Uh, like the dog handshake? You know they sniff their butts. No, no, not at all Well, I think that that's how they greet each other.
Speaker 4:I know, but I think that is.
Speaker 3:This is an actual person doing it?
Speaker 4:Well, I think they're both on the same page the dogs. I think it's Llamicable. What is the word Like?
Speaker 2:it's yeah, the dogs like they do it to each other. That's their thing. In this case, there's a man named Khaleesi Carone Crowder, who's a 38-year-old from California, and he was busted and held on a $100,000 bail just a month ago and then now he just got busted again for something very bizarre. For something very bizarre, he literally sneaks up behind women in public places like nordstrom rack, walgreens, barnes and noble, and then crouches down and literally sniffs their butts. So how do you, I mean?
Speaker 3:what is it the full butt? Is it in the butthole, like what it's? What area he's?
Speaker 2:in public behind women, so it's everywhere. I mean he's getting his nose as close to possible.
Speaker 4:I wonder what I think barnes and noble is a good option for him because like he can like oh, look for the book that is like under on the bottom shelf, like the bottom shelf book well, actually in 20 consensual was the word I was looking for earlier with the dogs.
Speaker 2:Yeah, sorry, but in 2023, he was actually in Barnes and Noble and a girl got him on TikTok sniffing her butt.
Speaker 3:Like in a video.
Speaker 2:Yes, and confronted him and he said he was just tying his shoe and then she went off and went to report him and he disappeared.
Speaker 3:Is this like the same way that I would just approach you because you have a nice like smell and perfume and I would just like smell it.
Speaker 4:I think it's slightly different.
Speaker 3:I'm just trying to understand the rationale behind somebody wanting to sniff the butt.
Speaker 2:Well it is. There is no rationale. I think he has a fetish.
Speaker 1:And this is a fetish that really isn't good in a public place Of sniffing butts.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's his fetish, apparently, Because he's been arrested for it multiple times and he can't stop.
Speaker 3:Yeah, even with the bail and he moves.
Speaker 2:So when he got arrested, he was arrested in Burbank, which is a suburb of Los Angeles, and he went from one store to the next because women started seeing that he was doing this. So he went down the street to the Walgreens and that's where he ultimately got busted.
Speaker 3:So his sniffing tour started on Nordstrom, then he moved on from Nordstrom to Walgreens.
Speaker 2:Correct or.
Speaker 3:Walmart, I don't knowreens to correct.
Speaker 2:Okay, or actually, or walmart, I don't know walgreens or walmart or both. He's been in both sided. He's been sniffing in both places.
Speaker 4:I don't know the name for it, but I did. There is a fetish around feces. It's not specifically around like butt sniffing, but it's borderlines with exhibitionism and feces love.
Speaker 3:I don't it's like a peeping Tom Like what do you mean?
Speaker 4:Like that, that's visual. This is smelling.
Speaker 3:I feel, I know, but there is like, oh, like in terms of the word fetish, yeah, well, fetish, yeah.
Speaker 4:I could do a whole episode on fetishes.
Speaker 3:We episode on fetishes. We know we should. Can we go along?
Speaker 4:with that? Is it just your show? Yeah, I'm doing a solo tour. Check me out in your local theater. I'll be fetishing I don't know.
Speaker 3:I mean, it's just, this guy is sniffing butts. I just don't want to eat what, no, what he gets from my legs is people smelling their own farts?
Speaker 4:That's funny, I enjoy. This is weird, like.
Speaker 3:I'm going on public record. Oh, she is clinging.
Speaker 4:Sorry, I had to get water. I do feel like I think that I'm not alone in the fact that, like I do not enjoy the smell of other people's farts, but mine I feel like could be bottled and sold. No, you don't like the smell of your own.
Speaker 2:I don't no no, I don't, you don't, no well I've okay, whatever, put mine in a bottle because wow, that is a lot.
Speaker 1:You know what?
Speaker 2:Some men do pay women to fart into a container and then seal it and mail it off to them Like yeah, it's happening. Only fans they're selling that.
Speaker 4:If I got a fart in the mail I would love it.
Speaker 3:More than a greeting.
Speaker 2:Oh, my God, that's disgusting.
Speaker 4:So a fart can travel well. Like is this? Like a mason jar?
Speaker 2:I would love it More than a greeting. Oh my God, that's disgusting. I would love it more than a greeting.
Speaker 3:So a fart can travel well. Like is this? Like a mason jar? Could we try it Could?
Speaker 4:I fart no and send you it no I don't.
Speaker 2:I'm not going to accept that.
Speaker 4:I'd send it today.
Speaker 2:I don't think they're getting anything.
Speaker 4:I don't think they're getting anything at the end. I think it's just a way to correspond with beautiful women and their fetish is that? Okay, can I adjacently talk about this? Sure, okay, it's not about farting, but it's in the feces. Realm God.
Speaker 3:This is a shituation episode. This is a shit.
Speaker 4:This is a shituation episode. This is a shit. So, like four nights ago, I am scrolling through Facebook and there is a story by a grocery I won't name the name. Everything is alleged so protecting grocers and the person that's being accused. Anyway, there's a comment about people saying that this. Well, no, the Facebook post was from the grocer, saying listen, we know that the recent activities that happened in our store are getting a lot of attention. There's a lot of comments. We're here to do better, we're here to learn, we're here to understand. And somebody in the comments said oh, is this about the deli worker? That shit on the deli counter.
Speaker 3:On the deli counter.
Speaker 1:I can't Listen. Are people just out and about? I literally was laughing out loud because people responded like um, excuse me?
Speaker 4:And it was like no, this is not about somebody shitting on the deli counter. However, hold please. I went down a wormhole and I started googling about this First of all, that is not a phrase.
Speaker 3:I want to google. I don't want to see anything that's happening on that?
Speaker 2:No, especially in a grocery store deli counter.
Speaker 4:Well, yes, I agree. However, I started to try to do some factual research and I found other things. Like it turned out, this was not the case. They didn't let someone go for shitting on the deli counter, but it is a thing. Pooping in public places is a thing, so I I can't someone's like someone's like I cannot. I worked at jc penn pennies and I like stumbled upon someone taking a dump behind the christmas trees like they had a stage christmas tree.
Speaker 4:Yeah, and somebody else is like, oh, it happens all the time. I work for a grocery store and like, at least once a week in a corner, in a fitting room, in a this, somebody is taking a dump in the aisle and I'm like no way. I mean, I just can't believe that, like I worked retail years ago and I never had a situation I don't think it's like common like every employee that did retail stumbling upon a dump but it happens and there's people that get off by doing it.
Speaker 3:This kind of reminds me that in Radio, Andy John usually has a segment of the news and usually his news are like odd news, like nothing that you will see on CNN or CBS and things of that sort. And he was and this is probably like maybe three, four months ago that there was a lady that would go to Target and she would just sit on the aisle what See what I mean?
Speaker 1:Or in the fitting rooms. Oh my God, and she would just sit there.
Speaker 3:That's a prime location, a prime location on the aisle.
Speaker 1:I cannot even or in the fitting room.
Speaker 3:Can you imagine?
Speaker 1:you working at.
Speaker 2:Target picking up the clothes and then it's like there, this shit all over the place. Well, it sounds like their store security should be telling her she has to leave as soon as they see her on the cameras. Well, no, but it sounds like they've identified her, Like I don't know why they don't?
Speaker 3:just there was a video of her shitting.
Speaker 4:Oh God.
Speaker 3:I can't.
Speaker 4:I think the aisles, like in the home goods are in danger as well. Like the far back corner, People are looking for it. I cannot, can you imagine. Here's the other thing that I've heard happens is that people I think there's two types of department poopers like department store poopers those that are going in and taking a dump in an aisle and they get over time. They get more and more like it's, like they're taking more and more chances, so they go from the hardware department to the greeting card.
Speaker 2:I know that's ridiculous. No, that's ridiculous. You're treating him like the serial killer who starts out killing animals and then escalates to people.
Speaker 4:It escalates.
Speaker 2:Oh, my God.
Speaker 1:But, here's the other thing.
Speaker 4:People are being at home, wrapping it in a napkin and bringing it into the store and placing it.
Speaker 2:They've seen this on camera.
Speaker 3:This is so funny.
Speaker 2:It is in the Reddits. Read it. This is the issue you're deep into these reds?
Speaker 3:your point? Oh my god, I remember this so much. I was watching the kelly clarkson show and you know, you guys I don't know if you guys remember um, one of my slip-ins, like early episodes, was the show Overcompensating.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 3:And I just had to Google this One of the actresses, wally. Yeah, I just did it, wally Barham, she's like one of the actresses on the show it's a girl. It's a girl yeah, wally, she's a comedian actually and she is in the show. She's one of the lead characters, but she was talking to kelly and she said that you know, when you're in a show I mean megan has been, you know, in theater major- so she knows that there's props yes so she remembers that one of the toilet.
Speaker 3:There's a toilet episode that they're throwing up those were props. What were props? Though the toilet, the toilets was not, they were not functional. Well, no, on a, the toilets was not, they were not functionable. Well, no, on a set they're not functionable, but sometimes they're actually going on set on actual like high school or an event or something like that, so she was not aware of that she had to go to poop. Oh, stop.
Speaker 4:And she said it on the.
Speaker 3:She had to, and she had to scoop out everything out because she didn't realize that it was a prop until the load was out.
Speaker 2:Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1:Usually, you know, are you on a?
Speaker 2:soundstage.
Speaker 1:Are you in a hotel room?
Speaker 2:Something seems suspicious there.
Speaker 4:I think your sphincter actions just kick in when you've got to go and you see a porcelain, goddess. It's like when you're like sphincter actions just kick in when, if you've got to go and you see a porcelain goddess, like it's like when you're like I know I gotta go. And now I was 20 minutes from home. Now I'm two, now I'm out, now I'm in the danger zone.
Speaker 3:I gotta yeah, I gotta hit the gas like the. The scene was like all on this, like warehouse, there's a party and maybe you're thinking I mean there's a warehouse already made and maybe there is a bathroom section on it.
Speaker 3:Well, or they put up walls and made a fake bathroom, so they it was a prop so she had to go yeah I get it wally sorry to continue to expose you, but she put it on blast on kelly, so I'm like I just you're talking about this. I'm like wait a second. I've heard a story of somebody um yeah, it was, it was. It's insane. Can you imagine you have to scoop out because they had to continue to shoot on the scene?
Speaker 4:that's well I had to like. Well, back to episode two, speaking of well, yeah, you had a situation yeah, I had to scoop something into the trash anyway.
Speaker 4:Oh, I can't uh I think anytime I talk about these things, it just the fact that there's people out there, yeah, that are like here, like here's the thing from my perspective. I feel like I'm a single man. I have no children. I have so much to do just to keep the house up, keep the bills paid, do all the things like. I cannot fit in a 45 minute fetish. Run to home depot to take a dump in the hardware department. I don't have time for it like where do you find the time?
Speaker 2:well also following men around to sniff.
Speaker 4:I know same thing it is going from store to store I guess it's their equivalent of a walk faking.
Speaker 3:Faking that a shoe, you got a tie do you think that this is the last we're gonna hear about the butt sniffer?
Speaker 2:oh, I'm not sure that it is. I think we may hear some more yeah.
Speaker 4:Well, I think, if he goes, Especially if he's addicted. If he can expand his horizons beyond women, he'll have a great time in the prison. Like he can sniff it, oh wow.
Speaker 3:That's probably. Isn't that the reason why it's sniffies? The app was made because people want to sniff around.
Speaker 4:I don't know. I don't even know what the fuck you're talking about, don't?
Speaker 2:come. Well, the app Sniffies yeah there's an app called Sniffies, which you don't see faces of people, it's just body parts.
Speaker 3:Well, it's like an app, A dating app.
Speaker 4:I've never seen a vagina.
Speaker 3:It's a cruising app.
Speaker 4:Clarify because I've never seen a vagina. It's a cruising app. Clarify because I've never seen a vagina.
Speaker 2:I think it's only for gay men.
Speaker 4:And it shows you a map and me again.
Speaker 2:It shows a map of the city and then you just see little circles of whatever people use as their profile picture, which is not ever a face.
Speaker 3:Well, it's a typical torso or a body part.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:So I wonder if that is the reason why they were thinking about sniffies, because, like you know, they're greeting each other and they just like sniffing. Maybe.
Speaker 2:Well, this guy took it literally to I'm going to start sniffing around town.
Speaker 4:It's just going to make me look over my shoulder the next time I go to Barnes.
Speaker 2:Well, or Walmart or Walgreens or Nordstrom, rack or Target, yeah.
Speaker 4:I also might put a little cologne in that area, just in case I'm like, well, I'm worthy, okay.
Speaker 1:She has that kind of stuff. No, I don't know. Okay, all righty, okay, no.
Speaker 4:I don't know this. Okay, alrighty, do we want to transition into a little treat I have for y'all? That could very well make any one of us here run to the porcelain.
Speaker 3:God oh, I don't know if I want now I better not be an oyster it's not an oyster
Speaker 2:well, I wouldn't know I don't either, and now they are full of flesh-eating bacteria now they are yeah people have been dying and people have been getting really sick from oysters exactly in louisiana and florida well, exactly why don't do either of those things Eat oysters or go to Florida.
Speaker 4:Okay so here's what I have. I have something I haven't tried, so this is new for me. Typically, in a product review, I'm giving you guys something I enjoy. I'm going to experience it for the first time in real time with you all.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 2:It makes me nervous.
Speaker 3:I thought it was like the thing on the table.
Speaker 4:It is I do have a reveal, but I also have the product in this bag, so it's called Wild Protein Chips. Wild is spelled W-I Turn that frown upside down.
Speaker 2:Well, we talked about the protein popcorn With Chloe's protein popcorn.
Speaker 4:It's Wild Protein Chips W-I-L-D-E. On the back it says thanks, potato chips. We'll take it from here oh. I like a clever little thing these chips are made of chicken breasts, egg whites and bone broth.
Speaker 2:I don't know.
Speaker 3:Megan, are you open to it? I'm open.
Speaker 4:Wild is the first one bold enough to craft a delicious chip from 100% natural chicken. Our spicy queso blends Queso Taco Bell.
Speaker 3:I wish you guys were looking at me.
Speaker 4:Blends hints of smoked chipotle and roasted jalapeno with a delicious melty aged cheddar cheese. I mean, this is right up your Taco Bell.
Speaker 2:Al. No, my problem is I feel like it's KFC using chicken breast for buns.
Speaker 4:I don't know any of that. That makes zero sense.
Speaker 2:They came out with. This was called, I think, the Double Decker years ago, and it was one chicken breast like cheese and some other stuff in the middle, and then another chicken breast.
Speaker 4:I remember that it might have bacon or whatever You're drawing a comparison to yeah, because they're taking chicken as the like main source. I want to know, like if I could talk to the creators of this, like, how did you take chicken broth and turn it into a chip?
Speaker 3:but here we go. You better have a queso or a dip, yeah chicken broth it's.
Speaker 2:I think it's very sub. Well, maybe.
Speaker 4:Okay, reveal Ready.
Speaker 1:Ready.
Speaker 4:Like we'll get reactions, visuals, Mm-hmm.
Speaker 3:Oh, all right.
Speaker 1:All right.
Speaker 4:Do you see, it's interesting. Take your portion. Okay, on three, let's One.
Speaker 3:I can Ooh, two, three. I'm going to do a little bit ASMR.
Speaker 2:She's out it does taste like it's not awful, but I wouldn't eat it.
Speaker 4:I don't like the aftertaste.
Speaker 3:I'll be honest it is a little bit. There is an after.
Speaker 4:It's like how do I even get it to go down my throat?
Speaker 2:Well, the consistency when you start chewing. It's very like chalky in your mouth.
Speaker 3:It is.
Speaker 4:It is. Oh, we might lose her. It might be down to two podcasters.
Speaker 2:Are you okay? You got to swallow quick because if you leave it in your mouth too long, that's what she said that's 100% what she said.
Speaker 3:Yeah, there is a very like a talky.
Speaker 4:I don't think I could eat a whole bag of them. So chips don't move over stay where you're at. I'm also very we're gonna post it on social.
Speaker 3:but I mean, I like the chip, but I'm surprised of the size of it. It's like small. That's what she said again, do you know?
Speaker 4:this chip here.
Speaker 3:I was expecting more of a triangle tortilla chip.
Speaker 4:See that chip you're about to eat. See how it's curved over. Have you ever do, you guys? Have you ever, did you grow up on this? Any chip that's folded?
Speaker 3:you know like folded over what happened.
Speaker 4:You have to make a wish. Put it in your mouth, chew 10 times, no matter the size of the chip, and swallow no matter where you are in the process of chewing, and your wish comes true.
Speaker 2:Oh, I've never heard that. Wow, yeah, look at that fairy godmother. You've never heard that.
Speaker 4:No, it's a struggle sometimes.
Speaker 1:Sometimes I'm like this could be dangerous and you know I have a lot of throat issues you do.
Speaker 4:Oh my God, that's an episode. I've never put those two and two together. Maybe that's why my esophagus tore, because you're doing the wish chip thing. Just trying to make a new wish come true, yeah it's a no-go for me.
Speaker 3:What's the price? Where can I find it?
Speaker 4:I got it at Costco. It was on sale. It was $7.99, I believe, for this bag, and I don't know what to do with the bag now because I probably won't eat it.
Speaker 3:Are we going to put it on the link tree? I don't think it's an option.
Speaker 2:I'll try to put it on the link tree but honestly, I would not recommend.
Speaker 4:And we're not going to link them on this podcast. Would you guys put that in the category of fail?
Speaker 2:I would put that in a pull it out. It is not for me.
Speaker 4:I did try to want the element of surprise. I was hoping we would discover something new and we would turn everyone on.
Speaker 2:Yeah, well, I was expecting it to maybe be more of like a traditional chip, but with a more of a coating, like the protein popcorn we had from chloe kardashian, there is some coating. I think that that's a shocky thing yeah it, but it's also just the chip itself.
Speaker 3:I think it's like dehydrated chicken down to nothing and I just I don't, I'm not a fan yeah, I think that it's a taste of you know, when you have like the regular lays and the baked lays yeah that they're trying to wait three more weeks for the product to come back around because I have a really good hit.
Speaker 4:But I came across this in the cup. Oh, can I sidebar. This should be a pull it out, but can I say a bar when I bought them? Like can I just say I am over these people. It's a sunday, I'm when I got these.
Speaker 4:I'm over it, these little kiosks where they're doing little samples like oh girl there's 20 minutes left on the oven bake and they are in line waiting for something to be put out like move on like it's there or it's not. If it's not there, don't stand. And they're standing there and people are like how much longer do you think I'm like you? Are getting one piece of buffalo chicken.
Speaker 3:Get out of my way. Do you think that people time their trip to Costco based on the sample?
Speaker 4:A hundred percent. There are windows where they don't do samples, and there are windows that they do. And these people are like. I mean you would think that they were starving because they're trying to get a biscuit and I'm just like Well, let me tell you if you are. Just get out of my way. I got a shit in the corner. Oh my God, I got a shit in the paper product area. You're in my way.
Speaker 2:I got to shit in the corner, oh my God, I got to shit in the paper product area. You're in my way. Well, if you want to avoid that, you can go. If you're an executive member, costco's now opened up an hour early for executive members only this is new.
Speaker 4:I've had it. I had that membership. It's not new, but do you know what?
Speaker 2:else is new, the hour early opening is new.
Speaker 4:No, it's not. You better do your research. I had it three years ago. But what is new and happened here in Michigan is there is a new Costco business center. Remember when we were driving home from Grand Rapids last weekend and I'm like, oh, I didn't know, their new Costco went in there, oh, yeah, yeah yeah, it's a Costco business center, so they are.
Speaker 4:What they are doing is trying to and I went there this last weekend. I'm like I'll check it out they have like grocery but they also are like competing with like an Office Max or a office or like just if you're a, if you are an office person, like bigger sizes of snacks you would put in the office like they cater to that. But you can also pretend you're a company having a cookout. They have like full racks of lamb, full pigs.
Speaker 1:Oh, really that's interesting.
Speaker 4:So it's like you can get 25 reams of paper and a full pig at the business. Wow.
Speaker 3:That's very interesting. I've seen the ham before, but not the pig.
Speaker 4:Oh, I think they're the same. I think a pig and a ham are the same.
Speaker 2:They are no, but yes, they are I can't.
Speaker 1:I think yeah are, but I I can't. I think yeah, but I'm thinking like in Spain we have like the jamón serrano, jamón like hanging in the full pig.
Speaker 2:I'm thinking about the full pig, oh, with the eyes and the head.
Speaker 4:Okay, well, I'm just like I do believe. I do believe if my education paid off.
Speaker 3:No, you're right, you're right, you're right, but it's like my Spanish self thinking about like a jamon.
Speaker 4:That was your English self saying. I've seen a ham, and I've seen a pig.
Speaker 1:So, okay. Okay, I'm ready for some pulaos and slipper.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:I think it's time oh my.
Speaker 4:God and.
Speaker 2:I'm going to try to keep my mouth a little more zipped up today. Well, it's time, and I'm going to try to keep my mouth a little more zipped up. It's not when you give yours, it's when we give ours keep that in mind my slip it in is a homemade ranch. I love a homemade ranch and when it's made right it is so good. But when it's bad or it's more of that processed ranch, I'm out.
Speaker 4:Do you like? Okay, you said homemade, yes, well, it doesn't have to be in the home.
Speaker 2:It could be out at a restaurant or it's just made from scratch.
Speaker 4:I should say made from scratch. Do you have a favorite ranch from a grocery store shelf?
Speaker 2:No, they typically aren't that great. I haven't come across one that's good, except we do have some local markets that make a from scratch ranch that they sell that's good.
Speaker 4:So those are good. I do agree.
Speaker 3:I mean you've introduced me to some good I was gonna say, because I think that if it wasn't because of megan, I wouldn't be as like snubby about my ranch. Now I'm always looking for it and I think there's been times that Megan and I were trying to find a place to eat or something like that, and I was like Megan they do their own like home ranch, yeah, and that's a selling point.
Speaker 4:Well, that's how you get her to go with it.
Speaker 2:Sure, sure Well it's a selling point because I'm like, oh good, I'll have a great salad and I can if it all falls apart later you can justify it later well, my pull it out is we hit a little bit of a cold patch in michigan this last week, which kind of means summer is coming to an end and it seems like summer just started.
Speaker 3:So yeah, I feel like I had a hot summer, yeah I, I am like it hot.
Speaker 2:I don't need it humid, but I like it warm. And you know, normally, like in the springtime it's 65. You're like, oh my god, it feels so great and amazing. This week it's been like 65 and I'm freezing.
Speaker 4:I like it. I like it.
Speaker 2:Oh I do too.
Speaker 3:JJ and.
Speaker 2:I are in the same boat with that.
Speaker 3:Yeah, especially if we are in a boat, an actual boat.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 4:Exactly. And yeah, you kick your feet out.
Speaker 1:She shoots out Because I'm excited.
Speaker 4:No, not under the table girl.
Speaker 1:In the bed. She is under the table.
Speaker 3:She is on the bed. She is on the table like flipping.
Speaker 4:I'm so excited. I'm kidding, I'm talking about when you're in bed. I like a foot out of the cover.
Speaker 2:Because you're too hot. My feet like to be fancy. They like to move around. Jj, would you like to go?
Speaker 3:If you want me to, I would love that. So my slip it in is I am an Apple music subscriber. One thing, one of the features that I like the most about being an Apple music subscriber is new music Fridays. New music Fridays that I'm subscribed by. It gives me the new music fridays. New music fridays that I'm subscribed by. It gives me the new music for a pop country, even spanish. There is a specific spanish and I just look forward to it every friday. Um, that's kind of the way that, um, my kent, kentucky boy and I communicate.
Speaker 4:We said I thought we were off limits to talk about these types of boys.
Speaker 1:My lips are still but.
Speaker 4:I get you girl, I got a lot to say, I said one thing about a Grand Rapids boy and I got I'm the one talking about it. It's different.
Speaker 2:I'm talking about it.
Speaker 3:So yeah, we send like a.
Speaker 4:Hot to try.
Speaker 3:Kentucky is our horses. We send an NMF text, a what NMF? New music Friday, and that's the new music Usually around the Latin song.
Speaker 4:This guy from Kentucky do.
Speaker 3:But I'm very excited about I always get excited about Megan wants to jump in, so bad Well she's an attorney and here's what I will say.
Speaker 4:It's off limits until you bring it into the case.
Speaker 3:If you bring it up, then we have topics to say it's just about my Slip it In's New Music Friday. I'm excited about it.
Speaker 2:It sounds really exciting. I wish it sounds really exciting. I wish I had Apple music.
Speaker 4:Oh, you did well there, great job, look at her.
Speaker 3:Look how supportive she is. Yes, she sounds so natural, she does.
Speaker 4:That sounded authentic.
Speaker 3:So authentic. Give us your poll. My pull it out Maybe Madanny can support me on this is the no hat policy In a restaurant usually, sometimes a club or a bar, and you go in and you know I love to have a hat on, like a hat on.
Speaker 3:I know what a hat is and I just sometimes I coordinate my outfit with the hat. Maddie, you can probably relate to this. And then I especially like when I go into a place, a restaurant, and like, yep, there's no, no hat policy, and I take the hat off.
Speaker 3:It is not part of my outfit it is not part of like what I was like planning on or envisioning and to go into it and it's somewhat damned on my whole mood for a second. So the no hat policy, I think that we should be able to.
Speaker 4:I agree with you because I feel like in this day and age, at some point I think a hat symbolized respect or something like that, or just like you know, like I don't know like you had to come in with a certain style or whatever, but like I do feel like it's like. Why is it different than any other accessory you would wear?
Speaker 3:I agree.
Speaker 4:Give me another accessory that you're not allowed to wear. Yeah, I don't know. I agree, give me another accessory that you're not allowed to wear.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4:I agree I am choking on these chicken chips, yeah, these protein chips, yeah, are not good for you.
Speaker 2:Maybe you shouldn't do a blind tasting again. Yeah.
Speaker 4:Yeah, you live, you learn, yeah, so that's it, that's it for me. Okay, here's.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so that's it, that's it for me.
Speaker 4:Okay, here's mine my slip it in are. Yeah, it's done. Do you see my eye?
Speaker 3:I know, I see that.
Speaker 4:My rocks are done.
Speaker 3:That's your. Slip it in my river.
Speaker 4:Rocks are done, they are done. I had five tons of rocks, if you didn't hear before. River rocks delivered into my driveway as my new landscaping, river rocks delivered into my driveway as my new landscaping, and I got last weekend. I got through the pile of five tons and, go fucking figure, I was short a half ton. So then I had to go to home depot. I go to home depot, I buy six bags and I bring them home. Oh yeah, I'm putting them in the truck and and this woman walks by and she's like good thing, you ate your Wheaties this morning. And I'm like girl, this is my second trip.
Speaker 4:She's like oh well, I bet it's going to look great and I'm like it does look good. I did have to do two trips. It's done, jj. I could send you a photo of my feet and the trips. It's done, jj. I could send you a photo of my feet and the connection there is like my legs are literally spanish jj color. Oh, my god and my where my socks and my shoes were. It's like, yeah, white is so but they're done.
Speaker 4:you don't, guys, have to hear about it anymore until the weeds pop, and then I'm like those fuckers. That's why, with these rocks, no.
Speaker 1:All right, my pull it out.
Speaker 4:I talked to my co-host earlier today about this and I'm like, oh my God, I'm swapping my pull it out to this. Pull it out and it is the word perfect when used in this way.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 4:So perfect is fine. Yeah, yeah. But here's my scenario. Yesterday I had to call in to pay a co-pay for my doctor's office and I get put through to billing and I have. I I think I'll say I had um positive penny helping me out and she's like yeah, sure I can help you.
Speaker 4:She's like and you've dealt with positive penny before I have not you never okay um, I said I'm calling to pay in my pay, my bill. She's like okay. And she's like look, I'm looking at your balance, you have a 25 office copay. I'm like yep. She's like okay, what would you like it to? What would you like to use to put it on? I'm like I'll pay with my american express and she's like perfect.
Speaker 3:I'm like that's a good perfect.
Speaker 4:That's an appropriate way to say she's like I'm ready whenever you are, so I give her my numbers.
Speaker 1:She's like perfect she's like I'm just gonna need now.
Speaker 4:Can I just get your expiration date and I give her a perfect and she's like okay, and to wrap this up, I'm just gonna need your four digit code. Perfect and I'm like oh my god, I cannot like. This is all she says and I give it to her. She's like okay, you are all set, it went through. Would you like me to email this to you or put it in the mail? I'm like email's fine, perfect.
Speaker 3:That is annoying.
Speaker 2:That's too much. One is okay, the rest are over the top.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I'm good with one perfect four perfs no.
Speaker 2:Well, let me tell you, if I was going next, my slip it in would be when I have to pay something like a doctor's bill or something else, and I can't just go and online pay that annoys me. I want to just go to my portal and pay. I agree, but you know what else?
Speaker 4:this year I don't know if this has happened to you. They used to collect my co-pay when I was in the office, which is great. I'm leaving.
Speaker 3:I'm checking out your copays $25.
Speaker 4:Now it's happened with both, like my special a specialist I have and my regular, uh, general practitioner, I'm like do I pay my? No, we'll just submit it all and whatever isn't covered we'll bill you for, and then I get a bill for $25, which is my co-pay. Then some of them are good with online pay options, some of them are not, and so like it's just like collect it when I'm there yeah you know, that would be perfect, perfect if you allowed me to pay before I left.
Speaker 2:Perfect but you'd be very upset if you'd already met. You're out of max or deductible and you didn't owe a copay so I don't know.
Speaker 3:I still think it's, I think it'd be more perfect if I could pay for a laugh and the tone of perfect to it like it's perfect, I us to call it an episode.
Speaker 2:But in the meantime, we want to hear from you and your friends, especially your hot topics.
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