Speaker:

. CHELSEY: Hey!

TREY:

Hello?

TREY:

Hello.

TREY:

Hello.

TREY:

Welcome to Review That Review.

TREY:

The podcast dedicated to reviewing..

CHELSEY:

Reviews!

CHELSEY:

We're just like Siskel and Ebert only instead of being two older white men we're us.

CHELSEY:

And instead of reviewing cinematic masterpieces, we rate and review those hilarious, scathing,

TREY:

I was wondering where you were going with that.

TREY:

That's Chelsey Donn!

CHELSEY:

And that's Trey Gerrald!

TREY:

And together, we aren't crotchety old white men from Chicago, and some

TREY:

We are..

VOICEOVER:

The Review Queens.

TREY:

Hey Review Queen, how you doing?

CHELSEY:

I'm good.

CHELSEY:

I think that's so accurate that they sit on the aisle.

CHELSEY:

That's true.

CHELSEY:

I like that as a character description in general!

TREY:

I know it was all very punny, and appropriate.

CHELSEY:

It was very punny.

CHELSEY:

And I think as an adult, I'm just realizing that anyway, you got to be

CHELSEY:

I'm great.

CHELSEY:

I had a mani-pedi for the first time in a very, very, very, very long time.

CHELSEY:

And I knew it was going to change my life and just make me feel happier and better.

CHELSEY:

And that's why I did it.

CHELSEY:

And it delivered, I feel so much better.

TREY:

What color?

CHELSEY:

I decided to go with lavender!

TREY:

Oh yes!

TREY:

Like our photo shoot.

CHELSEY:

It's true.

CHELSEY:

It's just like the photo shoot.

CHELSEY:

I also just really like a purple you're mostly gonna find me in a purple.

CHELSEY:

Do you ever put a color on the nail?

CHELSEY:

How do you feel about that?

TREY:

I, you know, I did do a play in Key West several years ago where I played a drag

CHELSEY:

Really?

TREY:

Oh, yeah.

TREY:

Key West is very open and lovely.

TREY:

I mean, they're like everything exists in Key West.

TREY:

There's like people that maybe aren't so open-minded because it is Florida still, but

CHELSEY:

We have the full spectrum.

TREY:

Yes.

TREY:

And their motto is One Human Family.

TREY:

So they do all exist together and that's lovely.

TREY:

So it's like whatever, but red is a shocking color, but it is trendy now for boys to have their

TREY:

Uh, sexuality, I've toyed, I've thought about it, but

CHELSEY:

I'm here for it.

TREY:

David's dad gets, clear polish, which I think is really cute.

CHELSEY:

Yeah, my dad gets manicures too.

CHELSEY:

And he just says, I think just like Buff em, you know, no polish at all on his,

CHELSEY:

I really truthfully believe you just feel better after you get a mani pedi!

CHELSEY:

It's like, there's like a magical, it's like getting on, um, like the Magic School Bus.

CHELSEY:

What was her name?

CHELSEY:

Miss...?

TREY:

Miss Frizzle!

CHELSEY:

Miss Frizzle!

CHELSEY:

You know, the manicurists.

CHELSEY:

They take me somewhere better.

TREY:

Well, shall we get into some real trauma that you and I are each going through every day,

CHELSEY:

I think we should.

CHELSEY:

I need this.

VOICEOVER:

Lodge A Complaint!

TREY:

I had to Google how to pronounce it.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

TREY:

Capcha.

CHELSEY:

Cap..

CHELSEY:

well ugh!

CHELSEY:

God!

CHELSEY:

Captcha.

CHELSEY:

Don't even get me started!

CHELSEY:

I, I, I...

TREY:

You know what it is!

CHELSEY:

Yes, of course I, is it reCaptcha or Captcha, but either way.

CHELSEY:

It's horrible.

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

That was another question because I wasn't sure what the difference is.

CHELSEY:

Right?

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

So anyone who isn't understanding and is thinking that I'm saying ketchup.

TREY:

Captcha or reCaptcha is like that computer software.

TREY:

That's trying to prove if you are a human or a robot, anytime you're trying to go into

TREY:

I remember the old days of like AOL, when it was like typing this word that has

TREY:

And now it's all these pictures, like we're playing Pictionary and it's like your memory.

TREY:

You're trying to figure out which one is a hydrant, which one has bicycles.

TREY:

There are so many times when I get anxious where it's like click all the boxes that

TREY:

Sometimes it's another fire hydrant and it's like all of this so that I can buy dog food.

TREY:

Like what in the world?!

TREY:

Captcha is insane.

TREY:

Are robots, is this really happening?

TREY:

Like robots are trying to log into Amazon.

TREY:

Maybe, I mean, I don't know, but like I hate Captcha reCaptcha.

TREY:

I'm all for privacy and security, but like, can it just be a little more straight forward?

TREY:

Do they have to be really blurry?

TREY:

Ultra zoomed in pictures of like highways.

TREY:

Like, why can't it just be clear?

TREY:

Why are the pictures fuzzy?

CHELSEY:

I I'm with you.

TREY:

God.

TREY:

I hate it.

CHELSEY:

I, I'm going to tell you something now that's going to make you even more angry.

TREY:

What?

CHELSEY:

So someone that I know, I cannot remember when or how I figured this or found this out.

CHELSEY:

I think she works in tech or something.

CHELSEY:

She told me that not only are they doing that to us, but we're actually working for them when we're

CHELSEY:

Is this a bridge?

CHELSEY:

Is this..

CHELSEY:

They're using us to collect data about those images.

TREY:

To what end?

CHELSEY:

to use for, I think like image recognition, software that they're

CHELSEY:

And our role in that experiment is that we must say, where is a fire hydrant so that eventually

CHELSEY:

So we are actually employees.

CHELSEY:

When we're completing this Captcha.

CHELSEY:

So not only do you need to do something that is quite annoying, you're actually an intern.

CHELSEY:

You are an unpaid intern.

TREY:

Oh, I've been an intern more times than I want to be, but it is interesting.

TREY:

We're literally doing the thing that the thing is meant to be withholding.

CHELSEY:

Exactly.

TREY:

I would rather do the number digits with the line through the scratches than the pictures,

CHELSEY:

Yeah, but the robots can do it now.

CHELSEY:

The robots can do the nine X two five one.

TREY:

So what is it going to be next?

TREY:

It's going to be like, which one is a brownie or like which one is green?

CHELSEY:

Correct.

CHELSEY:

It's going to get harder.

CHELSEY:

They're going to make it harder for us.

CHELSEY:

We're going to have to work harder just to buy a bag of dog food.

CHELSEY:

Unbelievable.

TREY:

I hate it.

TREY:

That's my complaint.

CHELSEY:

Such a good complaint.

CHELSEY:

Admittedly was on my list as well.

CHELSEY:

Love it.

CHELSEY:

Yes.

TREY:

All right.

TREY:

What about you?

TREY:

What is your complaint for today?

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

My complaint for today is pumps.

CHELSEY:

Like anything with a pump.

CHELSEY:

Now say, stay with me, stay with me.

CHELSEY:

I'm talking like soap.

CHELSEY:

I'm talking.

CHELSEY:

Bodywash I'm talking lotion.

CHELSEY:

I'm talking.

CHELSEY:

Yes.

CHELSEY:

Now here's why I love a pump.

CHELSEY:

Pumps make life much easier.

CHELSEY:

However, I find that across the board, no matter what product I buy that has a pump function.

CHELSEY:

When I am about a third of the bottle left, the pump stops working.

TREY:

Right.

CHELSEY:

And then I gotta take...

CHELSEY:

If it's makeup, you got to take off the top.

CHELSEY:

And then I'm for a while I'm using the makeup product.

CHELSEY:

There's still plenty of makeup in there, but I'm now scooping it up with the stem

CHELSEY:

Like that way.

CHELSEY:

Same thing with like lotion or soap.

CHELSEY:

What is this?

CHELSEY:

What's happening with the pump.

CHELSEY:

I've tried to like rinse it off and declog it.

CHELSEY:

Cause sometimes I've read that.

CHELSEY:

They say it's my fault because I'm gross and clog.

CHELSEY:

I clogged it.

CHELSEY:

I don't know...

CHELSEY:

where it just clogs, but I've tried to unclog it.

CHELSEY:

And the problem usually persists.

CHELSEY:

Do you have this problem?

TREY:

Yes.

TREY:

And I once saw, and ordered off of Shark Tank.

TREY:

It's called the Spatty Daddy.

CHELSEY:

Yes!

CHELSEY:

Spatty Daddy's great.

CHELSEY:

But like, yeah, to get the very end of the inside of the thing, I thought...

TREY:

They have the little teeny one.

CHELSEY:

Yes, that is good.

CHELSEY:

But..

TREY:

But why do we have to have the product?

CHELSEY:

Why do we need the product?

CHELSEY:

Like, why do I have to take off the top, buy a Spatty Daddy?

CHELSEY:

It's just, it's ridiculous.

CHELSEY:

Why have we not found a way to have a pump that just doesn't get clogged?

CHELSEY:

And what is it is that there's not enough of the product in the bottle to help with gravity?

CHELSEY:

I don't know.

TREY:

Yeah, that's my question.

TREY:

I wonder if it's gravity that..

CHELSEY:

Is it gravity?

TREY:

...the suction or something.

CHELSEY:

Because I have a lot of beef with gravity, you know what I mean?

CHELSEY:

So like that could be a whole nother complaint, but the point is it sucks.

CHELSEY:

It's annoying.

TREY:

I think that like, if our podcast had a sub Reddit, it would just be like inventions.

CHELSEY:

Yes!

TREY:

Well, very valuable complaint.

TREY:

I thoroughly recognize that pain and trauma.

TREY:

Hopefully there will be a solution, uh, by this time next year.

CHELSEY:

I sure hope so.

TREY:

All right.

TREY:

Should we do the thing?

TREY:

Should we jump into some online reviews,

CHELSEY:

Please!

VOICEOVER:

Assess That Kvetch!

TREY:

Chelsey girl, you're first, today!

CHELSEY:

I am!

TREY:

Take it away.

TREY:

RQ

VOICEOVER:

Review That Review.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

So today I have an Amazon one-star review written by Kit-Kat, like the candy, and it is

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

I looked this up for personal use and I found Kit-Kats review and it felt a little suspish...

CHELSEY:

And so I want us to examine it together.

CHELSEY:

Here we go.

CHELSEY:

The title is save your money.

CHELSEY:

Go look at Scout's Honor instead, dot dot dot the stain and odor remover one, it works.

CHELSEY:

Okay?

CHELSEY:

I absolutely dislike this product.

CHELSEY:

I've been using Scout's Honor for over six months now.

CHELSEY:

And the price had increased considerably.

CHELSEY:

$50 a gallon.

CHELSEY:

So I started searching for an alternative.

CHELSEY:

I've got a very smelly beagle whose urine smells like the worst fish ever, and

CHELSEY:

Plus the hubby, makes sure we don't buy aimless things just to test them out.

CHELSEY:

Well upon delivery, my hubby mixed a 32 ounce spray bottle up and

CHELSEY:

Almost immediately, I understood what the other reviewers were talking about and how

CHELSEY:

And I wear perfume every day.

CHELSEY:

So it's not like I'm sensitive to odors.

CHELSEY:

Not only did her pee smell still stink.

CHELSEY:

It was now masked with some kind of perfume that a 70-year-old might wear.

CHELSEY:

I'm not a quitter so I've been using it on the daily, even washing it down

CHELSEY:

And still the same smell.

CHELSEY:

Like it's honestly just grain, perfume, coverup.

CHELSEY:

I'm so sad that I did get what I paid for and I will be going back to Scout's Honor.

CHELSEY:

If I hadn't purchased straight from their site, I would direct you to my review of them on Amazon.

CHELSEY:

But don't take my word for it.

CHELSEY:

Go look at the Scout's Honor reviews.

CHELSEY:

I've begged my hubby to return it, but he's just as stubborn as I am and keeps

CHELSEY:

But it's been over three weeks and it should have worked from day one.

CHELSEY:

I wish I could give it no stars, but I can't.

CHELSEY:

I feel almost bad writing this review.

CHELSEY:

But when something like urine is wafting into your home, thinking that you've

CHELSEY:

So for the past three days, I've been sprinkling baking soda and using a

CHELSEY:

And it's finally gotten rid of the perfume urine smell because what I

TREY:

Wow.

TREY:

Kit-Kat okay.

CHELSEY:

Kit-Kat!

TREY:

Wait, I wrote down a bunch of contradictions in this review.

CHELSEY:

Yes.

CHELSEY:

So many.

TREY:

Kit-Kat says that the hubby won't let them just buy things to test them out.

TREY:

And literally the next sentence says, 'so we bought it and my husband mixed the thing...

CHELSEY:

...my hubby tested it out...

TREY:

...and the hubby tested it out.

TREY:

Kit-Kat starts the review saying like my beagles pee smells like fish.

TREY:

And then later is like the odor I wear perfume.

TREY:

I'm not sensitive to odors, but they've literally described the odor of the dog's pee as fish.

TREY:

Why does the phrase hubby annoy me so much.

CHELSEY:

It annoys me too.

CHELSEY:

I don't know.

CHELSEY:

There's something about, it's just gross.

CHELSEY:

It's just gross.

CHELSEY:

And also somebody that's going to write hubby.

CHELSEY:

I don't know.

CHELSEY:

I have so many thoughts.

TREY:

That's what it's like.

TREY:

It's not the word hubby, but someone being 'my hubby!'

CHELSEY:

Right.

CHELSEY:

Exactly.

CHELSEY:

Like using it three times in the review is sus.

CHELSEY:

Like I, I found this review in general just to be very sus that's why I brought

CHELSEY:

And I don't think I've, brought one in, in a while that I was explicitly like, this is suspicious.

CHELSEY:

Because this was kind of a no brand product.

CHELSEY:

It literally was the name of the product was like dog urine scent removal spray.

CHELSEY:

Like you know how like on Amazon now it's, it's become a popular trend for products

CHELSEY:

So that was an example of what we were dealing with with this product.

CHELSEY:

So the fact that Kit-Kat mentioned this other brand Scout's Honor in their review so many

CHELSEY:

And that was the first thing that made me feel like this is suspicious to me.

TREY:

Oh, literally my eyebrows, like crinkled because I was like, oh, this

TREY:

but no, because the first like three sentences, it's like, they doubled

TREY:

So I was like, oh, so I guess they're not for Scout...

CHELSEY:

It was very interesting to me because it was like, the amount of times

CHELSEY:

Right?

CHELSEY:

Like they had some relation.

CHELSEY:

That's how it felt to me.

CHELSEY:

But then the review itself was very specific.

CHELSEY:

We know she has a beagle.

CHELSEY:

We know the beagle's urine smells like, we know that she thinks that smells

CHELSEY:

We know about some sort of weird dynamic between her and her husband, where he must

CHELSEY:

even when the pump starts working, they're going to get us, they're going to get a...

TREY:

Spatty Daddy.

CHELSEY:

Spatty Daddy, and they're going to get the last little drop that they

CHELSEY:

Which, I mean, good.

CHELSEY:

We shouldn't be wasting, but we learned a lot about her.

CHELSEY:

That was so specific that it made it seem authentic, but the, the product placement of this

TREY:

Well, I thought maybe it is an ad for Scout's Honor because Kit-Kat makes

TREY:

But I actually think that Kit-Kat's last name is Hammer, and this is an ad for Arm & Hammer's

CHELSEY:

I have heard this.

TREY:

Does it work?

CHELSEY:

I haven't tried it.

CHELSEY:

I was admittedly looking at this product because I recently purchased artificial grass and I

CHELSEY:

But in my research of the products, I did come across a lot of people that were

CHELSEY:

So I think it is sort of a known thing amongst people that have artificial grass.

TREY:

Oh, this was specifically for artificial grass urine cleaner.

CHELSEY:

Yes.

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

Right.

TREY:

I forgot that part.

CHELSEY:

Yeah.

CHELSEY:

So it attaches to the hose basically.

TREY:

Right.

TREY:

Hence the husband mixing the water with the.

CHELSEY:

Yeah.

TREY:

Oh, I am curious.

TREY:

What is Kit-Kats spelling like?

TREY:

Are there issues?

CHELSEY:

I had no issues.

CHELSEY:

I think that they might it's quite possible that Kit-Kat as a teacher,

CHELSEY:

All the grammar was, was very well done.

CHELSEY:

I didn't stumble over any of the words.

TREY:

I wonder if this is a product that's like now in White Diamonds scent?

CHELSEY:

Hmm.

TREY:

Did you get that reference?

CHELSEY:

No.

TREY:

Elizabeth Taylor commercials, "Here, these always brought me luck!"

TREY:

And she throws her White Diamonds 70 year old perfume.

CHELSEY:

That's right.

CHELSEY:

Oh, that's right.

TREY:

It seems that Kit-Kat really experienced this overwhelming scent

TREY:

It just covered it.

TREY:

So I wonder.

TREY:

I don't know.

TREY:

I I'm having a hard time with this because I can't tell.

TREY:

I mean, it does make me think.

TREY:

I need to try Scout's Honor.

CHELSEY:

Right.

CHELSEY:

That's the thing.

CHELSEY:

And that's what I was going to say.

CHELSEY:

Like, what's the value of this review, because for me, it did sort of turn me off from buying

CHELSEY:

Some of the five-star reviews that I read for this product, they seem like they might've been bots.

TREY:

Oooh!

CHELSEY:

Because there were little phrases that were just not quite right.

CHELSEY:

and that made it seem bot-like.

CHELSEY:

'Product so good.' 'My life now changed because.'

TREY:

'Excellent product had great experience.' Right.

CHELSEY:

Yeah.

CHELSEY:

Like that kind of stuff.

CHELSEY:

And I was like, this seems fake, so when I read this, I did say, I'm going to pump the

CHELSEY:

So, If I'm going to give Kit-Kat credit at all, it did make me pause about whether or

TREY:

Yeah.

TREY:

I could see myself.

TREY:

There's a company that's like a urine destroying product that I think is like the most superior.

TREY:

And I recently purchased like a different version on Amazon and it just isn't as good.

TREY:

So I could see..

CHELSEY:

So do you think you would go in the reviews?

TREY:

I mean, I could see if this is real.

CHELSEY:

Sure.

TREY:

That I could.

TREY:

I mean, I get the point of like, I really tried to get a cheaper product and like, it isn't working.

TREY:

And so like, if you're here reading the reviews, you know, my recommendation is like this other

CHELSEY:

I mean, I almost like wish that she would have taken a moment just to say,

CHELSEY:

Like she did actually they'll have the one line in there that she said.

CHELSEY:

I'm taking that back.

CHELSEY:

Cause she had one line in here where she said she wished she could, she could direct you to

CHELSEY:

So like go ahead and look and see for yourself what other people are writing in their reviews.

TREY:

Yeah, I do feel like there is an impact here for me.

TREY:

I would imagine this product would have a strong perfume odor that isn't

CHELSEY:

Right.

TREY:

It does make me feel like I don't want to buy this product, which is interesting.

CHELSEY:

Exactly.

CHELSEY:

So it did have an impact.

CHELSEY:

So that's the only thing that, um, you know, I'm leaning towards Kit-Kat for, but definitely

CHELSEY:

Are we ready to crown this do we think?

TREY:

I think so.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

Let's do it.

VOICEOVER:

The Queens are Tabulating,

TREY:

Alright, you ready?

CHELSEY:

I am ready.

VOICEOVER:

Total score.

CHELSEY:

All right.

CHELSEY:

So Trey is holding up three crowns.

CHELSEY:

I'm holding up two and a half crowns.

CHELSEY:

Trey, let us know why you picked three crowns.

TREY:

I picked three because it really took me on a journey.

TREY:

At first, I thought this was going to be like a fake placement ad.

TREY:

I'm unable to decide if it is or isn't.

TREY:

I do have an impact that I feel like I should just look for a different product because

TREY:

I'm trying to buy like a urine destroyer.

TREY:

So ultimately all of that, I think washes out for me that like, it

TREY:

I don't know.

TREY:

What about you?

TREY:

Why did you do two and a half?

CHELSEY:

I took off a half point, cause I felt like TMI about the dynamic with the husband.

CHELSEY:

I don't want to feel bad for you and be questioning whether or not you have marital issues

CHELSEY:

I'm sorry, maybe that was a little bit harsh.

CHELSEY:

I hope you're okay.

CHELSEY:

If you're listening to this, I hope everything is good with you and your husband.

CHELSEY:

Kit-Kat okay.

CHELSEY:

Um, no, I, I, I gave it a two and a half purely because I did pause and not buy the product

CHELSEY:

I'm assuming the Kit-Kats a woman.

CHELSEY:

I shouldn't be, maybe Kit-Kats a man.

CHELSEY:

Anyway, that was why I gave it the two and a half.

CHELSEY:

I'm still a little bit suspishous.

CHELSEY:

I'll be honest.

TREY:

Yeah, I am too.

TREY:

I can't put my finger on what I think the truth is.

CHELSEY:

So there we go.

TREY:

Good job.

TREY:

Fun Review.

CHELSEY:

Thank you.

CHELSEY:

All right.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

That was fun.

CHELSEY:

Let's take a quick break though.

CHELSEY:

And when we come back, we can get into RQ T's review.

CHELSEY:

I can't wait.

TREY:

Oooh.

TREY:

Love it.

TREY:

I got to stretch for this one.

VOICEOVER:

Hold your crown.

VOICEOVER:

We'll be right back.

CHELSEY:

That was a good stretch.

CHELSEY:

It was

TREY:

All right.

TREY:

It's One-Star-Zinger time.

TREY:

And it's time Chelsey to jump on the Meryl-Go-Round!

VOICEOVER:

I don't feel like an icon.

VOICEOVER:

Most of the days, I feel like 'I can't!' That's with an,.

VOICEOVER:

A'..

CHELSEY:

I gotta be honest.

CHELSEY:

I missed the 'wer-a-wer-a' or whatever you used to do at the top.

CHELSEY:

There we go.

CHELSEY:

I feel better now.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

Trey and I have each pick a rotten scathing, pithy One-Star-Zinger and with 30 seconds

TREY:

Just like clean Meryl, who does it all.

CHELSEY:

And it's true before the clock runs out.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

Trey.

CHELSEY:

Tell us.

CHELSEY:

What's your One-Star-Zinger?

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

Today I have a One-Star-Zinger from partycity.com for mini hand clappers 12 count.

CHELSEY:

Oh like..

CHELSEY:

Like those things you wick out.

CHELSEY:

Yeah yeah yeah.

TREY:

They're like mini hand clappers.

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

This review is from 12 days ago.

CHELSEY:

Oh, wow.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

Real time.

CHELSEY:

What's their...what's their name?

TREY:

You don't have names on Party City.

CHELSEY:

Oh.

CHELSEY:

That's unfortunate.

TREY:

I know.

TREY:

It's very sad, but I have been adding a bunch of them to my arsenal because they're really funny.

CHELSEY:

Oh, they're good?

CHELSEY:

Okay, great.

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

So the subject is, 'didn't clap.

TREY:

The review is, 'these were a joke.

TREY:

Didn't even clap.'

CHELSEY:

Great.

CHELSEY:

I love it.

CHELSEY:

I'm glad you picked a little bit of a longer one because mine's a little bit longer too,

CHELSEY:

What else do they do?

TREY:

Party City has like a button and I'm assuming you select from

TREY:

No, I would not recommend to a friend.

CHELSEY:

I wouldn't recommend it either.

CHELSEY:

Okay, Trey.

CHELSEY:

Are you ready?

TREY:

What am I strapped in on?

CHELSEY:

Oh my God.

CHELSEY:

I should really be more prepared with this.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

Let's go Avant Guard.

CHELSEY:

You're strapped into like, um, a Starbucks cup.

TREY:

Ooh, can I be an iced Starbucks cup?

CHELSEY:

Yes!

CHELSEY:

Of course.

TREY:

It's so chilly in here.

CHELSEY:

All right, get ready.

CHELSEY:

Here we go.

VOICEOVER:

3, 2, 1, GO

VOICEOVER:

This is what a job dad, and even

VOICEOVER:

clap ladies.

VOICEOVER:

We're a joke that they would slap

VOICEOVER:

sports.

VOICEOVER:

Announcer

VOICEOVER:

didn't even clap.

VOICEOVER:

TLC reality,

VOICEOVER:

Yankee

VOICEOVER:

dog dominant.

VOICEOVER:

Nope.

VOICEOVER:

We're a joke.

VOICEOVER:

They didn't even cloud.

CHELSEY:

Oh my God.

VOICEOVER:

That's all!

CHELSEY:

I feel like you were serving me Little Edie in that Yankee and I approve!

TREY:

I was very like, um, country in all of those.

CHELSEY:

Oh my God.

CHELSEY:

That was so great.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

CHELSEY:

Good job, Trey!

CHELSEY:

And by the way, you've been like killing it lately.

CHELSEY:

I feel like you've won the last, like several rounds.

CHELSEY:

Just saying.

CHELSEY:

Lovely.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

You could say, excuse me!

TREY:

I'm just full of gas, Chelsey.

TREY:

What is your One-Star-Zinger for today?

CHELSEY:

For today..

CHELSEY:

Also?

CHELSEY:

Sorry, just cause you said full of gas.

CHELSEY:

That is like the perfect segue to say.

CHELSEY:

I have a Patreon Exclusive story coming later in this episode.

CHELSEY:

So only if you're on Patreon, will you get to hear this gas story.

CHELSEY:

And I will say no more.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

And my zinger's from Sephora, it is for an eyeliner pencil to go.

CHELSEY:

It is written by Megan 6 5 7 E 6 8 0.

CHELSEY:

A lot of numbers there Megan657E680.

CHELSEY:

The subject is, 'crap.' The review is, 'the pencil is such garbage.

CHELSEY:

LOL.

CHELSEY:

It shattered in my sharper.'

TREY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

That's it.

CHELSEY:

It shattered in Meghan's sharpener.

TREY:

All right.

TREY:

You're strapped in on a donut hole.

TREY:

Yes!

TREY:

Love that!

VOICEOVER:

3, 2, 1, GO!

VOICEOVER:

Disney, such

VOICEOVER:

garbage Allah allow it shattered in my sharp

VOICEOVER:

Shakespeare.

VOICEOVER:

Pencils, such garbage.

VOICEOVER:

It shattered my shot.

VOICEOVER:

Superhero, a pencil,

VOICEOVER:

such garbage

VOICEOVER:

magic show

VOICEOVER:

pencils,

VOICEOVER:

garbage, it shattered my shot.

TREY:

The hands!

VOICEOVER:

That's all.

CHELSEY:

I have to do the hands!

TREY:

It's so like earnest.

CHELSEY:

I have to!

CHELSEY:

Oh, my goodness.

CHELSEY:

I think you might've won.

CHELSEY:

I feel like you're winning streak continues,

TREY:

But only by one, you got four of my friend.

CHELSEY:

I know.

CHELSEY:

It was long, it was long.

CHELSEY:

Good Job, Trey.

TREY:

Thank you.

TREY:

Thank you.

CHELSEY:

I got to practice.

CHELSEY:

I think you've really been pulling ahead lately.

TREY:

That was fun.

CHELSEY:

That was fun.

CHELSEY:

Let's go back to it.

VOICEOVER:

Review That Review.

CHELSEY:

All right.

CHELSEY:

We are back from that game break.

CHELSEY:

And it's your turn Trey!

CHELSEY:

Where is your review from this week?

TREY:

All right.

TREY:

I changed this review last minute.

TREY:

I found this before we started the podcast and have been sitting on it.

TREY:

So I'm lifting it from my seat.

TREY:

And here we go.

TREY:

This is a one star review from TrustPilot for the dating website, OKCupid.

TREY:

This review is from Robert C and Robert C's subject is, 'nothing but 30 plus year old,

CHELSEY:

Oh yes.

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

Nothing, but 30 plus year old delusional women who still think they have value after they have

TREY:

Now, all of a sudden at age 45, they want to act all pristine.

TREY:

Like they are born again virgins.

TREY:

Same ol', same ol' dot dot dot.

TREY:

Nothing but a laundry list of quote unquote expectations and quote unquote requirements yet

TREY:

Do yourself a favor men, and go MGTOW.

TREY:

And better yourself, physically and financially and leave women out of the equation.

TREY:

These women have nothing to offer you guys except being their little quote unquote play thing.

TREY:

When they get bored, while they suck out all of your time and finances with dates

CHELSEY:

Uhhhh!

CHELSEY:

Sorry.

TREY:

They certainly don't act like it.

TREY:

But Hey, if you want an over tattooed self-entitled princess, that looks

TREY:

Go right ahead.

CHELSEY:

I am so mad.

CHELSEY:

First of all, I am swiping all the way left on Robert C!

CHELSEY:

Ugh!

TREY:

What the...

CHELSEY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

First of all!

TREY:

Wait.

TREY:

Yeah.

TREY:

Go!

CHELSEY:

What is MGTO...?

CHELSEY:

What is that?

TREY:

I was just...I don't know!

TREY:

I was just going to ask you!

CHELSEY:

What is it?

TREY:

Do yourself a favor, men and go MGTOW.

TREY:

All caps go....

CHELSEY:

It has to mean something.

CHELSEY:

M G T O W?

TREY:

I'm going to look it up.

CHELSEY:

We gotta.

CHELSEY:

I gotta know.

TREY:

M G T O W Meaning..

CHELSEY:

It's gotta be an acronym.

TREY:

Oh yeah.

TREY:

Meaning what is it?

TREY:

Men going their own way.

TREY:

The rise of toxic male.

TREY:

It's a Guardian article.

TREY:

Is the first, the first result as a guardian article, men going their own way.

TREY:

The rise of a toxic male.

CHELSEY:

I mean, he, Robert...

CHELSEY:

Rob...

CHELSEY:

Oh my God.

CHELSEY:

Robert C, you are toxic and not in like a cute Britney Spears way.

CHELSEY:

Free Britney.

CHELSEY:

Anyway, what is happening?

CHELSEY:

I feel personally attacked by Robert.

TREY:

What is Prince Charming Simp?

CHELSEY:

Oh, do you know what a simp is?

TREY:

No.

CHELSEY:

I think a simp is like a guy that will do anything for a woman.

CHELSEY:

Like kind of like cuckold.

CHELSEY:

I want to say.

TREY:

A slang insult for men who are seen as too attentive and submissive to women.

CHELSEY:

Yeah, so like cuckold, you know, like that kind of...

CHELSEY:

I mean, it just sounds like Robert C is not accepting the fact that he has a really shitty

CHELSEY:

Robert I'm judging you and I can't even help it.

CHELSEY:

I'm so mad.

TREY:

What do you even imagine Robert C's OkCupid profile is like?

CHELSEY:

Uh, just gross.

CHELSEY:

I feel like Robert C I don't...

CHELSEY:

I had a vision of him with a bunny.

CHELSEY:

I don't know why I had a vision of him with, as, like a bunny guy, but...

TREY:

A dead bunny!

CHELSEY:

Yes!

TREY:

That he's shot with his riffles?

CHELSEY:

Yes.

CHELSEY:

Exactly.

CHELSEY:

That's how I picture Robert C like showing off like an animal than he's just killed.

TREY:

It is very interesting to me throughout this review.

TREY:

Robert uses a lot of capitalization.

TREY:

Every time, it's men it's in capital M every time it's woman, it's capital w.

CHELSEY:

Hmmm.

TREY:

Prince Charming Simp, all capitalized.

TREY:

Pillsbury Biscuit Can all capitalized.

CHELSEY:

Screw that.

CHELSEY:

Screw that line.

CHELSEY:

That, that line about the Pillsbury biscuit made me so mad.

TREY:

What do you think Robert's body type is?

CHELSEY:

Not good.

TREY:

Yeah, I don't imagine that either.

CHELSEY:

I don't think he, I think he does not.

CHELSEY:

I think he's not a fit guy and I think he's gross and I wouldn't trust Robert's review on Trustpilot

TREY:

I, when I was reading this, I was reminded of our episode where you, your first

TREY:

Also Trustpilot this is just so telling about how Robert C.

TREY:

views the world.

CHELSEY:

Sees the world.

CHELSEY:

Oh my God.

CHELSEY:

Yeah.

CHELSEY:

He has such issues with women.

CHELSEY:

It's like screaming off the page in a way that is really, like, take it up in therapy

TREY:

What do you think 'women are not women anymore' ..What do you think he means by that?

CHELSEY:

I think that he means that women are not submissive and women

CHELSEY:

Like what can I make you for breakfast, honey?

CHELSEY:

Do you want me to massage your feet?

TREY:

Well, that's, that's what I was imagining as well.

TREY:

But if you go down this prince charming simp analogy, Prince charming's wife

CHELSEY:

That's speaking to more of an overarching patriarchy, right.

CHELSEY:

That we deal with.

CHELSEY:

And that we're, we're all working on removing that narrative that we were given as children

TREY:

There are so many gems in this, like riding the C Carousel.

CHELSEY:

Yeah.

CHELSEY:

What?

CHELSEY:

What does that mean?

TREY:

I never heard that phrase.

CHELSEY:

What does the C carousel mean?

CHELSEY:

What are you saying, Robert?

CHELSEY:

That it's just like your, like, that you're a C?

CHELSEY:

Is he say, I took it when he first said it as like, you know, when you say to someone

CHELSEY:

Like, you are far from top tier my friend.

TREY:

Correct.

TREY:

But my thought about C carousel is like the baggage carousel at an airport.

TREY:

There's no difference between the A carousel or the C carousel.

TREY:

Like I think the point here is like, you're either.

CHELSEY:

You think that's what he meant?

TREY:

No, I think what he meant is what you're saying.

TREY:

It's like this number scale, like we have this, like you're a nine or you're a two.

CHELSEY:

Right.

CHELSEY:

Exactly.

TREY:

But the C lettering roster doesn't really make sense to me,

TREY:

Also the fact that we had to Google and didn't know what M G T O W even meant, just tells

TREY:

Also like this whole born again Virgin scenario...

CHELSEY:

What is that like?

CHELSEY:

Are you saying that a woman is no longer attractive to you because she's older and

CHELSEY:

like.

CHELSEY:

Robert is so gross.

CHELSEY:

He's making me very upset.

TREY:

It's really like confusing.

TREY:

It's like terrifying that these are the kinds of men that are on OkCupid.

CHELSEY:

It really, I mean, I will say if there's one impact that this review

CHELSEY:

No offense OkCupid, if I'm generalizing.

TREY:

But I imagine Robert is no longer on it.

CHELSEY:

That's true.

CHELSEY:

Maybe I'm maybe it's safe to go back.

TREY:

I mean, it's, it is very interesting because I am a gay man.

TREY:

I like men.

TREY:

And this review is just everything that is wrong with men.

TREY:

I mean, it's like hilarious that Robert as a man is like berating the women gender.

TREY:

And it's like, all you get from this review is how awful he is as a man.

CHELSEY:

Yeah!

CHELSEY:

It's true.

CHELSEY:

You're right.

CHELSEY:

It has the complete opposite effect.

TREY:

I want to, like, I want to do an experiment right now with you.

CHELSEY:

Yeah.

TREY:

I want to go through our usual checkpoints and like really try to apply them.

TREY:

Do you think this review provides any value, unique or new information about OkCupid?

CHELSEY:

No.

CHELSEY:

It does not.

TREY:

No.

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

The spelling and grammar.

CHELSEY:

Okay.

TREY:

Does it look like they did a spell check before hitting submit?

TREY:

Thoroughly 100%?

TREY:

Absolutely.

TREY:

It is.

TREY:

It is beautifully type font written.

TREY:

Sure.

TREY:

Do we believe them?

TREY:

Were they being truthful or shady disgruntled former employee or relative of the owner.

TREY:

Do we believe them?

CHELSEY:

Well, I believe that this is Robert's reality, but I don't, but I think they might

TREY:

That's what's hard for me is like, I think Robert is being truthful to Robert's

CHELSEY:

Exactly.

TREY:

It's all...

CHELSEY:

And I think that's really what it's about.

CHELSEY:

It's like, can I trust what this person has to say?

CHELSEY:

No, I can't.

TREY:

Right because I don't view the, clearly this person has a very

CHELSEY:

Has a world view, Thank God, that is different than either of ours.

TREY:

Do we think this is a common experience or a fluke experience?

TREY:

Is it typical of OkCupid?

CHELSEY:

I don't think so.

CHELSEY:

I hope not.

TREY:

Is OkCupid free?

CHELSEY:

Yes, I believe so.

CHELSEY:

I don't know if they have like a paid premium.

CHELSEY:

Most of them have like an upsell, I think.

TREY:

Humor.

TREY:

Were we entertained?

CHELSEY:

No.

TREY:

No.

TREY:

I'm entertained by the description of who Robert C is as a man.

CHELSEY:

Yes.

TREY:

Which is not Robert C's intention.

CHELSEY:

That's why I can't attribute any of the entertainment value back to Robert.

CHELSEY:

I can attribute it to the ridiculousness of him as a character.

TREY:

Right.

TREY:

This is like when they were filming Blair Witch, and it was like, there's no script, but here

TREY:

And it's like, okay, you're going to be playing Robert C, this is how Robert C sees the world.

CHELSEY:

And it's like, got it immediately.

CHELSEY:

I mean, roll camera.

TREY:

And then do we care if we were this reviewer's grandmother where we put this

TREY:

What is the impact?

TREY:

Is it a deal breaker?

CHELSEY:

Yeah, I would kick Robert out and tell him to go somewhere

TREY:

If I was the grandmother, I would put a bar of soap in his mouth.

TREY:

I would spank his Fanny and I would send him to dinner...

TREY:

to bed without dinner.

CHELSEY:

I agree.

CHELSEY:

I would be very disappointed if Robert C were my grandchild.

TREY:

Thoroughly.

TREY:

Does this have an impact for you as far as OkCupid?

CHELSEY:

No.

TREY:

Right.

TREY:

It's right.

CHELSEY:

No, it doesn't I mean, it does, in the sense that, like I said, like no offense, OkCupid,

CHELSEY:

Like, thank God Robert's gone.

CHELSEY:

But if there's a large populous of Roberts on OkCupid then?

CHELSEY:

Yeah, it affects me because no, I don't want to be around that.

CHELSEY:

But other than that, which is not really OkCupid's fault.

CHELSEY:

No it doesn't.

TREY:

I mean, I think I could crown this.

CHELSEY:

Let's crown it.

TREY:

Okay.

CHELSEY:

Can I give zero crowns?

CHELSEY:

Is that a thing I can do?

TREY:

Do you think it's worthy of zero crowns?

CHELSEY:

I'm very mad, but let's tabulate

TREY:

Let's tabulate.

VOICEOVER:

The Queens are tabulating.

TREY:

Do you think you know?

CHELSEY:

I know.

VOICEOVER:

Total score.

CHELSEY:

Alright.

CHELSEY:

Trey gave it one crown.

CHELSEY:

I gave it a half crown.

CHELSEY:

I'll start.

CHELSEY:

I gave it a half crown because the spelling and grammar, that was really the

CHELSEY:

Other than that, I detested him and I feel.

CHELSEY:

Just very protective of myself and other women who might take any word of what

CHELSEY:

And I want to be the one to tell myself and every other woman listening to never, ever, ever think

CHELSEY:

And you're beautiful and you're amazing.

CHELSEY:

And you're a Queen.

CHELSEY:

And, I'm just sorry that there are people like Robert out there that

CHELSEY:

So that's what I want to take my assessment time talking about.

CHELSEY:

Half crown for Robert.

CHELSEY:

Why did you give a crown?

TREY:

Valid?

TREY:

I did.

TREY:

I thought about half and I thought about one.

TREY:

I personally don't think that it's a worthy of zero crowns.

TREY:

I do think it's at least half a crown because of the spelling and because the impact here

TREY:

But if this is a kind of person that could be on the service, that makes me feel a little bit,

TREY:

So that's why I did one because.

TREY:

Basically half for the spelling and then the other half is because it does make me

CHELSEY:

A Robert.

TREY:

...crazy people like Robert on OkCupid?

TREY:

Wow.

TREY:

So that's why I did one crown.

CHELSEY:

Alright!

TREY:

Yikes.

TREY:

That was such an odd point of view of the world.

TREY:

Isn't that sad that someone who's like looking for love has that much hang up in their life.

CHELSEY:

Yeah like a lot of contraditions...

TREY:

you're never going to find,

CHELSEY:

You're never going to find it.

CHELSEY:

If that's how you feel about it.

CHELSEY:

So, okay.

TREY:

Also in my tabulating, I was just looking over at the expectations and

TREY:

And it's like, that's, you're just, that's what you're doing.

CHELSEY:

Yeah.

CHELSEY:

Terrible.

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

Let's forget Robert C.

TREY:

What a mess.

CHELSEY:

I always feel like whenever we have one of these reviewers that leave me, like,

CHELSEY:

And let's just clear the space for a second.

CHELSEY:

I'm going to pull out my crystal that I got for both of us.

CHELSEY:

I'm going to hold it up for Patreon.

TREY:

I got mine too!

CHELSEY:

Anyway, let's clear the space, bring in some good energy because there are

CHELSEY:

And I can't wait to honor two of them right now.

CHELSEY:

So.

CHELSEY:

All the crystals and I feel better.

CHELSEY:

All right.

TREY:

Me too.

TREY:

All right.

TREY:

Chelsey, who are you inducting today for

VOICEOVER:

My Royal Highness.

CHELSEY:

I'm so glad you asked.

CHELSEY:

Today, I'm going to induct a fellow actor named Lora Bofill.

CHELSEY:

She's @lorabofill that's, L O R a B O F I L L.

CHELSEY:

On Instagram and Lora and I were in Good Girls together.

CHELSEY:

She was my CoStar that she was the other girl exercising with me during the workout class.

CHELSEY:

And the reason why I want to induct Lora and why she's.

CHELSEY:

So friggin cool is because not only is Lora a fabulous actor and she's

CHELSEY:

And not just like any little doctor, like she's a doctor at Cedar Sinai, and she's literally

CHELSEY:

No one that knows Lora or very few people who know Lora as Dr.

CHELSEY:

Bofill at Cedar Sinai know that she's an actor.

CHELSEY:

And the people that know her as an actor don't know that she's a doctor.

CHELSEY:

In fact, when I worked with her on set, it never came up I just thought she was a

CHELSEY:

And I had so much respect for her, for our conversations that were in that domain.

CHELSEY:

Meanwhile, when COVID happened, she started posting medical advice for people dealing

CHELSEY:

And only because I followed Lora and I saw these posts, did I even know that she was a doctor.

CHELSEY:

So I don't know how a superhuman like this exists.

CHELSEY:

I just spoke with her for like an hour yesterday.

CHELSEY:

Cause she was helping me out with something.

CHELSEY:

And just the fact that she took the time to talk to me when she's like fixing the world

CHELSEY:

I can't think of anyone more deserving of this.

CHELSEY:

Uh, then Lora.

CHELSEY:

So @lorabofill go follow her.

CHELSEY:

She's amazing.

CHELSEY:

And I'm is wishing her.

CHELSEY:

So much mazel and success because she deserves it because she is amazing.

CHELSEY:

So thank you, Lora.

TREY:

Wow!

TREY:

And I love how she spells her name.

CHELSEY:

Yeah!

CHELSEY:

Isn;t it cool?

CHELSEY:

All right.

CHELSEY:

Try tell us who you're inducting for My Royal Highness.

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

So today I am inducting another animal rescue situation.

TREY:

Okay.

TREY:

So today I'm going to induct Mission Driven Goods.

TREY:

They are on Instagram @missiondrivengoods.

TREY:

So this is an organization created by Scott Poore and basically.

TREY:

Scott had this passion for, you know, that animal in an animal shelter that has

CHELSEY:

Yeah, like that.

CHELSEY:

Like the older one?

TREY:

The one that no one is excited about, no one wants to play with.

TREY:

No one is adopting.

TREY:

So Scott had a soft spot in his heart for that animal.

TREY:

And it became Scott's mission in life and created this organization that sells apparel as a means

TREY:

And Scott sort of started making news because.

TREY:

Uh, in order to spark awareness for these animals, he's done some pretty extreme things

TREY:

One day he slept for an entire week, seven days, inside of a kennel at a shelter

TREY:

Also spent like 30 minutes inside of a car, uh, without air conditioning to

TREY:

They got a sponsorship to do a billboard for this little dog named Sally Sue.

CHELSEY:

Awww.

TREY:

Who is a pit bull who had spent over three years in a shelter in order to like

TREY:

I'm so touched by people that are so committed to these defenseless

TREY:

And that is Scott's whole thing.

TREY:

You can go to missiondrivengoods.com.

TREY:

You can buy some of their cute t-shirts.

TREY:

You can also just donate to the billboard fund, which I did prior to the episode.

TREY:

And I would love for all of you to do the same because Scott's doing really great stuff.

TREY:

And the apparel is actually very cute.

TREY:

So Scott Poore, and mission-driven goods.

TREY:

You are My Royal Highness for today.

CHELSEY:

Wow.

CHELSEY:

I love that.

TREY:

I love it too.

CHELSEY:

Oh, that was so nice.

TREY:

Do we have time for a Royal Review?

CHELSEY:

Okay, Bitch, I'mma make a minute for Royal Review okay.

CHELSEY:

I don't miss an opportunity for a Royal review, are you kidding?

TREY:

That's the spirit girl.

CHELSEY:

Alright.

VOICEOVER:

Baby it's time for some Royal Reviews!

VOICEOVER:

YES!

TREY:

Different recording on that.

TREY:

Um, all right.

TREY:

So today our Royal Review, Chelsey is from JMWA1986 on Apple Podcasts.

TREY:

They write five stars, funny, feisty, and fabulous.

TREY:

This podcast sparks much joy.

TREY:

I love getting to know Chelsey and Trey through their kvetches and Royal Highness nominations.

TREY:

They bring two separate insights to the table and really pick these reviews apart, giving

TREY:

With so many trolls out there, it's nice to see these two acknowledging humanity along

TREY:

Love love, love PS.

TREY:

The last episode had me rolling pun intended I can't wait to see what these two and

CHELSEY:

Awwww.

TREY:

What a thoughtful review!

CHELSEY:

JMWA1986!

TREY:

So they posted that in July.

CHELSEY:

That was Sweet.

CHELSEY:

It must have been

TREY:

What was the last episode?

CHELSEY:

It was the ball.

CHELSEY:

It was the giant ball that,

TREY:

rolling!

CHELSEY:

Yeah, where the guy broke his collarbone.

CHELSEY:

The kid broke the Collarbone or whatever.

CHELSEY:

Oh my God.

CHELSEY:

That was so, so sweet.

CHELSEY:

And I'm so glad that you enjoy our ample consideration as you so kindly put it.

CHELSEY:

That was very sweet.

TREY:

I love that!

TREY:

It's so kind.

TREY:

Thank you, JMWA1986 for your very thoughtful review.

TREY:

That's a lot.

CHELSEY:

It means so much to us, thank you so, so much.

CHELSEY:

That's so sweet.

TREY:

All right.

TREY:

So we did it, thank you all you listeners currently.

TREY:

And, uh, we've done a, here we are.

TREY:

We're at the end of another fabulous episode.

CHELSEY:

It's true.

CHELSEY:

Thank you guys so much for joining us today.

CHELSEY:

We really appreciate it.

CHELSEY:

If you like what you heard, please tell a friend.

TREY:

If you didn't like what you heard, please tell an enemy.

TREY:

You can also leave us a review, just like Queen JMWA1986 did and

CHELSEY:

And don't forget.

CHELSEY:

We want to hear from you all hit up the voicemail box 1-850-Review-zero.

CHELSEY:

You can also follow us of course, on all the socials @thereviewqueens.

CHELSEY:

I'm @ChelseyBD and that's Chelsey with a y!

TREY:

And I'm @TreyGerrald.

TREY:

Become a member of the Royal Court by joining our patreon at patreon.com/ReviewThatReview

TREY:

We also released video clips of one of the reviews from each episode on our YouTube page.

TREY:

So go check that out.

CHELSEY:

And remember, please, you guys, ignore the haters, you're a Queen!

TREY:

Gender non-specific queen!

CHELSEY:

Of course, Bye!

TREY:

Toodle PIP.

CHELSEY:

See you lata!

CHELSEY:

.....you never say alligator!

CHELSEY:

Review That Review is an independent podcast, certain names have been redacted

CHELSEY:

Executive Produced by Trey Gerrald and Chelsey Donn with editing and sound designed by Trey

CHELSEY:

Our cover art was designed by LogoVora and our theme song was written by Joe

TREY:

Alligator.

CHELSEY:

Ugh.

CHELSEY:

I'm gonna have to talk about Robert in therapy this week.