VOICEOVER:

Everybody's got an opinion.

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Every Californian and Virginian.

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It's so hard to tell who to trust and who to ignore.

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Someone's gotta settle the score.

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Trey and Chelsey will help you choose.

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Who's views win, which ones lose.

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Online haters are coming for you.

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Chelsey Donn:

Hello,

Trey Gerrald:

Oh, hello and welcome to Review That Review.

Trey Gerrald:

We are the podcast that is dedicated to reviewing

Chelsey Donn:

reviews.

Trey Gerrald:

that is ChelseyBD Donn,

Chelsey Donn:

That is Trey Gerrald.

Trey Gerrald:

and together we are.

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The Review Queen.

Chelsey Donn:

Trey.

Chelsey Donn:

Would you like to.

VOICEOVER:

Lodge A Complaint.

Trey Gerrald:

Oh yes, diva.

Trey Gerrald:

Okay.

Trey Gerrald:

'I really need to Lodge A Complaint against people who are going through A'.

Trey Gerrald:

Stop walk.

Trey Gerrald:

What?

Trey Gerrald:

A' Crosswalk.

Chelsey Donn:

crosswalk.

Trey Gerrald:

Okay.

Trey Gerrald:

Yes.

Trey Gerrald:

People who choose to cross at A' stop crosswalk.

Trey Gerrald:

Why can't 'I say this word?

Trey Gerrald:

Okay.

Trey Gerrald:

All right.

Trey Gerrald:

People who choose willy nilly to just leisurely walk through A' crosswalk without any speed behind

Trey Gerrald:

Like 'I don't understand, like 'I don't understand people that have no sense of urgency, period.

Trey Gerrald:

But 'I really do not understand A' lack of awareness that the light has turned

Chelsey Donn:

Yeah.

Trey Gerrald:

You just decide, I'm just gonna be really, really slow.

Trey Gerrald:

Who cares?

Trey Gerrald:

It doesn't matter.

Trey Gerrald:

Nothing takes me from zero to 100 faster than that shit.

Trey Gerrald:

Especially if 'I see someone being like, oh, the light's about to change.

Trey Gerrald:

So they run to the crosswalk and then the middle, as soon as they get to the middle

Trey Gerrald:

I'm like, are you kidding?

Trey Gerrald:

Now's the chance to be murdered.

Trey Gerrald:

Have you ever experienced this?

Trey Gerrald:

Why does it make me so angry?

Chelsey Donn:

It just feels like 'I think.

Chelsey Donn:

It just goes back to the theme of like not being aware of your surroundings and who's around

Chelsey Donn:

God forbid, A' million times.

Chelsey Donn:

You know, she never even touch A' situation close to this, but God forbid somebody hits

Chelsey Donn:

So 'I think that's sort of where it comes from too.

Chelsey Donn:

Cuz you're like, well I'm not gonna move, I'm not even get anywhere near you because 'I don't

Chelsey Donn:

But like 'I have to be more aware.

Chelsey Donn:

And so 'I don't know, just like the social agreement.

Chelsey Donn:

Should be like, I'm the person, I'm gonna walk as fast as 'I can.

Chelsey Donn:

Oh my God.

Chelsey Donn:

The thing is turning green, run, run, run, run, run.

Chelsey Donn:

And that's like the end of it.

Chelsey Donn:

And 'I feel like everyone appreciates that.

Chelsey Donn:

Like even if you are towards the end and you do A' little run, run, run.

Chelsey Donn:

I'm not like mad at that person.

Chelsey Donn:

I'm like, maybe they needed to cross.

Chelsey Donn:

At least they hustled.

Chelsey Donn:

But if you're like not gonna hustle and you want A', nice mosey like Abey Lane,

Trey Gerrald:

is that Oh, the

Chelsey Donn:

The Beatles like thing where they're, you know, like, if that's what you

Chelsey Donn:

Like before we even have the flash, when it's just the walking man, that's when you go 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

If you see the, the hand you wait, you gotta pick A' Lane.

Chelsey Donn:

You know what 'I mean?

Trey Gerrald:

Yeah, it really just bugs me to not care.

Trey Gerrald:

Cuz you can see, you can see when you're walking that now the light perpendicular is red.

Trey Gerrald:

So you know,

Chelsey Donn:

also like the stop thing stops before it turns green, so it's like stop walking

Trey Gerrald:

Yeah.

Trey Gerrald:

There's no ambiguity to this.

Trey Gerrald:

You know that you're being A' dick.

Chelsey Donn:

right?

Chelsey Donn:

Yeah.

Trey Gerrald:

Oh, it makes me

Chelsey Donn:

Or you don't know you're being A' dick.

Chelsey Donn:

Like, 'I think that, that's what I'm feeling more and more is it's, it's

Chelsey Donn:

It's, I'm so unaware.

Chelsey Donn:

I'm so not present.

Chelsey Donn:

It's not even on my wavelength.

Chelsey Donn:

You know, 'I don't think that like these people are just moseying along.

Chelsey Donn:

'I really just think that they're in their own world and they're not thinking

Trey Gerrald:

Well, it could be the two worlds, but I'm, I'm hearing like if someone

Trey Gerrald:

But 'I would not honk if it looks like someone is like, oh, I'm the Queen of Meryl Street,

Trey Gerrald:

And 'I know that you're all stuck behind me because I'm the Queen.

Trey Gerrald:

That makes me like

Chelsey Donn:

'I guess maybe 'I just don't see the Queen that much.

Trey Gerrald:

Hmm.

Trey Gerrald:

Interesting.

Trey Gerrald:

Maybe, maybe there's like A' difference on the coast.

Chelsey Donn:

be also 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Think there is A' difference on the coast because in La

Trey Gerrald:

you can get A'

Chelsey Donn:

You can get A' ticket for jaywalking.

Chelsey Donn:

So it's not really A' part of the culture, so to speak, to be just like crossing whatever you want.

Chelsey Donn:

The city is like A', walking City, so it's like the Walkers rule, the roost.

Chelsey Donn:

And maybe you're right.

Chelsey Donn:

Now that I'm thinking about it, it is more just like I'm gonna do what 'I want.

Chelsey Donn:

And even when 'I have like New York friends come to LA it'll be A' time where

Chelsey Donn:

And they'll start like running and I'm like girlfriend, like.

Chelsey Donn:

'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Think of the classic 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Don't know what movie it is, but the guy hitting the cabin, he's like, I'm walking here.

Chelsey Donn:

You know?

Chelsey Donn:

Whereas in the Midwest, what's super interesting, they'll stop, they got A' green light ahead.

Chelsey Donn:

They see A' passenger trying to cross the road.

Chelsey Donn:

They'll just stop.

Chelsey Donn:

Go ahead,

Trey Gerrald:

makes no

Chelsey Donn:

go

Trey Gerrald:

'I don't understand that.

Chelsey Donn:

They, it wasn't like that in the South

Trey Gerrald:

People didn't walk in the South.

Chelsey Donn:

'I.

Trey Gerrald:

Oh no.

Trey Gerrald:

'I don't 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

Have no 'I, have no

Chelsey Donn:

drove through the drive-throughs.

Trey Gerrald:

Mm-hmm.

Trey Gerrald:

Sonic.

Trey Gerrald:

All right.

Trey Gerrald:

That's my Complaint enough on this topic.

Chelsey Donn:

Oh my God.

Chelsey Donn:

'I, love

Trey Gerrald:

Just everyone be aware.

Trey Gerrald:

Okay?

Trey Gerrald:

And it like, if A' huge vehicle can murder and kill you, why don't you just have some

Trey Gerrald:

A' Queen in that situation, but definitely be A' Queen when it comes to reviews.

Trey Gerrald:

ChelseyBD 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

Think it's time for us to,

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Chelsey Donn:

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Chelsey Donn:

Review Queens.

Chelsey Donn:

We bring in reviews from the internet that we feel need to be inspected.

Trey Gerrald:

we read you A' review, then we break it down and rate the impact of that

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Trey Gerrald:

And ChelseyBD, it's you this week.

Trey Gerrald:

What have you brought in?

Chelsey Donn:

Well, well, well, Trey, it has been A' while, hasn't it?

Chelsey Donn:

Since we have visited the site, Airbnb hell.com.

Chelsey Donn:

Do you remember when we did that?

Chelsey Donn:

The crazy situation with the Cliff?

Trey Gerrald:

yes.

Trey Gerrald:

'I Do remember this?

Chelsey Donn:

So 'I decided to do A', little Sleuthing and 'I found another review.

Chelsey Donn:

Unfortunately, my least favorite part about this website is that it doesn't have A' name,

Trey Gerrald:

Okay.

Chelsey Donn:

The subject of the review before we name them is Odd Pet Situation.

Chelsey Donn:

Host expects guest to take care of dogs,

Trey Gerrald:

Oh no.

Chelsey Donn:

so

Trey Gerrald:

we call them Dr.

Trey Gerrald:

Doolittle?

Chelsey Donn:

we can call them Dr.

Chelsey Donn:

Doolittle 'I was thinking about titling this whole episode dog doghouse,

Trey Gerrald:

It's A' Dark House.

Chelsey Donn:

so maybe we can call them doghouse.

Trey Gerrald:

Okay,

Chelsey Donn:

Okay, let's call them doghouse.

Chelsey Donn:

Sure.

Chelsey Donn:

So this is A' one-star review from Airbnb hell.com written by doghouse.

Trey Gerrald:

Okay.

Chelsey Donn:

Subject odd pet situation.

Chelsey Donn:

Hosts expect guests to take care of dogs.

Chelsey Donn:

'I will start off by saying that this Airbnb listing did not mention

Chelsey Donn:

So 'I was both shocked and pleasantly surprised.

Chelsey Donn:

'I like animals.

Chelsey Donn:

When 'I saw two small dogs outside on the patio, they were puppies, 'I, don't mind dogs, and

Chelsey Donn:

It turns out the owner was A' live out owner and no one owned the dogs.

Chelsey Donn:

There was one guy who 'I think was supposed to look after the flat and the dogs and serve as

Chelsey Donn:

Sometimes all day, and most of the night

Trey Gerrald:

Hmm.

Chelsey Donn:

'I don't know if this guy had A' job, but while these dogs were getting

Chelsey Donn:

The neighbors would knock on the door and leave notes telling us that the dogs were crying.

Chelsey Donn:

There were three adults in the apartment who gone for most of the day.

Chelsey Donn:

These poor dogs were not getting the best care.

Chelsey Donn:

The other tenant in the apartment and 'I offered to walk them, but they had no leashes.

Trey Gerrald:

Oh my God.

Chelsey Donn:

Cut to later in the week, two people came into the flat to adopt one of the dogs.

Chelsey Donn:

Okay, so the owner breeds dogs and then dumps them in the Airbnb until they can be adopted.

Chelsey Donn:

That's A' pretty shitty thing to do to the dogs.

Chelsey Donn:

There were some other odd things about the place as well.

Chelsey Donn:

The place looked like it was being lived in by someone else entirely.

Chelsey Donn:

The kitchen had random family photos, none of which included the photos of the host.

Chelsey Donn:

There were boxes full of stuff and luggage in the closets.

Chelsey Donn:

The bathrooms were stocked with A', whole bunch of half used toiletries.

Chelsey Donn:

It felt like A' dumping ground, which someone never really moved out of.

Chelsey Donn:

On top of that, the place was on the bottom of A' massive building, which was under construction.

Chelsey Donn:

I'm sure this isn't the worst experience, but it was odd and misleading

Chelsey Donn:

'I.

Chelsey Donn:

There was no transparency and neither the random guy or the host ever explained

Chelsey Donn:

Doghouse.

Trey Gerrald:

Okay, so 'I, remember with Airbnb, hell do they link to the listing

Chelsey Donn:

'I know.

Chelsey Donn:

'I knew you were gonna ask me that.

Chelsey Donn:

No, there's no hyperlink unfortunately.

Chelsey Donn:

And 'I, 'I, you know, 'I did wanna discuss that cuz 'I don't know how that affects

Trey Gerrald:

'I mean it's A'.

Trey Gerrald:

Very upsetting review.

Trey Gerrald:

Like what, what is happening here?

Trey Gerrald:

It also took me A' very long time to sort of figure out that it was an apartment

Chelsey Donn:

Right.

Chelsey Donn:

Yeah, yeah,

Trey Gerrald:

like the neighbors.

Trey Gerrald:

And then it's sort of like the other 'I, like 'I didn't understand what was happening and

Trey Gerrald:

So it makes me think this is like

Chelsey Donn:

This is like you.

Chelsey Donn:

Yes, definitely.

Trey Gerrald:

And then 'I like missed three sentences cuz 'I was like, what the fuck is A'?

Trey Gerrald:

Live out what?

Trey Gerrald:

A' like 'I was like wrapping my brain

Chelsey Donn:

Well, no 'I think they were just saying live out like meaning

Chelsey Donn:

So like this host 'I mean.

Chelsey Donn:

Think about this situation, right?

Chelsey Donn:

You go on Airbnb, you find A' listing.

Chelsey Donn:

It mentions nothing about anyone else inhabiting the space.

Chelsey Donn:

There's pictures, whatever.

Chelsey Donn:

You see the photo of the host and the first thing that you see are

Chelsey Donn:

Like 'I would be both delighted cuz 'I love puppies, but also like who's taking

Chelsey Donn:

Like is somebody else gonna walk in?

Chelsey Donn:

Like what is the story?

Chelsey Donn:

And also like the dogs are being fed and watered by who?

Trey Gerrald:

And then who is the random family?

Chelsey Donn:

'I don't know,

Trey Gerrald:

It, it like made me think first of all, like those photos that are like

Trey Gerrald:

Also for A' sake of clarity, this apartment, so the dogs are in A' back patio.

Chelsey Donn:

They were puppies, which also like you don't walk puppies Donn.

Chelsey Donn:

Don't know if like dog house didn't know that, but like that could be the reason

Chelsey Donn:

So you don't just walk A' puppy.

Trey Gerrald:

Clearly these dogs are neglected.

Trey Gerrald:

That's goes

Chelsey Donn:

That's clear.

Chelsey Donn:

Yes.

Trey Gerrald:

'I mean.

Trey Gerrald:

The whole premise of this is so absurd.

Trey Gerrald:

Like it goes without saying like, can you imagine checking into an

Trey Gerrald:

Like, what the

Trey Gerrald:

fuck, 'I,

Chelsey Donn:

the fuck?

Trey Gerrald:

makes no sense to me.

Chelsey Donn:

It doesn't make sense.

Chelsey Donn:

There's definitely some pieces from the narrative that 'I feel like are missing.

Chelsey Donn:

The doghouse didn't do the best job at sort of leading the transition.

Chelsey Donn:

You know, they're saying things like the attendant was not available, but sometimes available.

Chelsey Donn:

So 'I wanna know, like, did you confront them?

Trey Gerrald:

Also, the neighbors like, now I'm understanding it's an apartment complex,

Chelsey Donn:

'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Don't think that the, for the record, 'I, don't think that these dogs are

Chelsey Donn:

Think maybe there's like A' dog door that takes 'em out to the back patio where they probably pee.

Trey Gerrald:

Also, how long was Doghouses stay?

Chelsey Donn:

They didn't tell us.

Trey Gerrald:

that's another thing cuz I'm wondering like, God forbid, what if you

Trey Gerrald:

And forgot to get like 'I don't under, like 'I don't understand the whole narrative

Chelsey Donn:

and then, oh yeah, then they say, so this was also, doesn't make sense cuz first

Chelsey Donn:

Then they say there were three adults in the apartment who gone for most of the day.

Trey Gerrald:

right?

Trey Gerrald:

What

Chelsey Donn:

Is this A' room in A', like in an apartment?

Trey Gerrald:

maybe it is A' room in an

Chelsey Donn:

Which like in that case it's, it's still weird, but it's A' little bit

Trey Gerrald:

Oh,

Chelsey Donn:

entering into like A' four bedroom apartment where one of the bedrooms they rent

Trey Gerrald:

wait.

Trey Gerrald:

Maybe it is that.

Trey Gerrald:

But then also like the neighbors are slipping notes and then they say that the other person,

Trey Gerrald:

But then 'I am so there are so many critical details

Chelsey Donn:

That are missing.

Trey Gerrald:

left out.

Chelsey Donn:

'I think so.

Trey Gerrald:

if you're at the bottom and there's A', lot of construction, like on the higher

Chelsey Donn:

Well, they're not complaining about that.

Chelsey Donn:

You know what 'I mean?

Chelsey Donn:

They're just saying like they're just mentioning it.

Chelsey Donn:

It sounds like the real point of confusion for me is the random dog.

Chelsey Donn:

And then the three other people living in the apartment.

Chelsey Donn:

And is the random guy one of the three other roommates, are they roommates?

Trey Gerrald:

wait.

Trey Gerrald:

And then also this whole conversation about the family pictures and the half

Chelsey Donn:

Yeah.

Trey Gerrald:

I'm so confused.

Chelsey Donn:

Well, right.

Chelsey Donn:

The like half used lotion and toiletries, which it's like if they're just renting A'

Trey Gerrald:

Right.

Trey Gerrald:

You wouldn't think it was A' dumping zone if there's other roommates,

Chelsey Donn:

But if they're, but if they're doing an en suite, wouldn't 'I just think it's

Trey Gerrald:

I'm confused.

Chelsey Donn:

Mm.

Chelsey Donn:

Getting more and more confused as we go.

Trey Gerrald:

But what is valuable u unique information here for me is like you've

Chelsey Donn:

for this

Trey Gerrald:

Yeah, cuz doghouse said like they didn't even say that there

Chelsey Donn:

Listen, it depends on how we're taking this review.

Chelsey Donn:

'I would think, if I'm using this as A', my recommendation, if 'I were to rent out an Airbnb,

Chelsey Donn:

Even if it's not in the listing.

Trey Gerrald:

And I'm also curious here, like if 'I found myself in this circumstance, would 'I

Trey Gerrald:

'I?

Trey Gerrald:

It's 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

Feel like the animals are endangered here.

Trey Gerrald:

Like this is like,

Chelsey Donn:

'I mean 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Think that's what they're making us feel like.

Chelsey Donn:

On the one hand, and 'I don't mean to be insensitive cuz you know 'I love dogs, but

Chelsey Donn:

A'.

Chelsey Donn:

Hundred percent.

Chelsey Donn:

Like the dogs are getting fed, the dogs are drinking water.

Chelsey Donn:

If they're out on the patio, then maybe there's like A' grass patch out on the patio and

Chelsey Donn:

And then like there are.

Chelsey Donn:

Three other roommates, so like should two puppies, which again, we don't know how old these puppies

Chelsey Donn:

You're A' puppy through 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Guess like age one, right?

Chelsey Donn:

Should these puppies be left?

Chelsey Donn:

You know, willy-nilly in the apartment, having the spaces, an Airbnb

Chelsey Donn:

No, but are they like in immediate danger?

Chelsey Donn:

To the degree that we're being told.

Chelsey Donn:

'I, don't know.

Chelsey Donn:

'I, just think it's more of A' bizarre situation.

Chelsey Donn:

And 'I just want more, even though like they end the review by saying, like,

Chelsey Donn:

'I just want more of like, where is the, like the urgency is like, oh,

Chelsey Donn:

But I'm not feeling the urgency of like, of course, like 'I would

Trey Gerrald:

So do you think that doghouse is being truthful or do

Chelsey Donn:

'I don't know 'I, mean 'I think they're being truthful because it sounds like

Chelsey Donn:

But 'I don't know if their truth is everybody's truth.

Chelsey Donn:

'I don't know

Trey Gerrald:

cuz 'I feel like they are being truthful.

Trey Gerrald:

But can you be truthful if you're lying by omission like 'I?

Trey Gerrald:

Feel like there's

Chelsey Donn:

know.

Chelsey Donn:

That's the question.

Trey Gerrald:

And then what about spelling, grammar,

Chelsey Donn:

Just like that one error

Trey Gerrald:

right?

Trey Gerrald:

But

Chelsey Donn:

But that was kind of A' critical point of the review

Trey Gerrald:

yes.

Trey Gerrald:

And if we are missing so much of the narrative, like do 'I consider that and spelling, grammar

Trey Gerrald:

'I?

Trey Gerrald:

Don't know

Chelsey Donn:

Yeah.

Chelsey Donn:

'I think that by the rules of like storytelling and

Trey Gerrald:

grading this as an essay.

Chelsey Donn:

'I would say you're missing A' chunk of the narrative.

Chelsey Donn:

So yeah.

Chelsey Donn:

Then 'I guess in this case, if we're gonna think about spelling and grammar as like

Trey Gerrald:

I'm really sitting on two sides here because 'I feel like if this

Trey Gerrald:

Much different

Chelsey Donn:

Correct,

Trey Gerrald:

getting one of the rooms inside of A' multi bedroom

Chelsey Donn:

correct.

Trey Gerrald:

'I.

Trey Gerrald:

Because then 'I don't necessarily think the dogs are your responsibility, but if you're renting

Trey Gerrald:

say, this is, this is one of the most atypical reviews we've ever,

Trey Gerrald:

Now, are you entertained

Chelsey Donn:

'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Am 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Just wish they would've shared it.

Chelsey Donn:

A'.

Chelsey Donn:

Little bit better.

Trey Gerrald:

'I don't know if I'm entertained or if I'm concerned.

Chelsey Donn:

Yeah.

Chelsey Donn:

But either way, 'I mean 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Think 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

'I.

Trey Gerrald:

caught up.

Trey Gerrald:

Well, my energy is definitely different than it was before Doghouses review.

Chelsey Donn:

'I definitely think we have to say like it's captivating,

Trey Gerrald:

'I need to know what happened.

Chelsey Donn:

know more.

Chelsey Donn:

I'm also frustrated cuz 'I feel like 'I don't know everything.

Trey Gerrald:

'I might take some crowns off for the irresponsibility of not linking to the post

Chelsey Donn:

post.

Chelsey Donn:

Yeah.

Chelsey Donn:

All right, 'I, think I'm ready to crown doghouse.

Chelsey Donn:

Are you?

Trey Gerrald:

'I.

Trey Gerrald:

Think 'I Am too.

Chelsey Donn:

Okay, let's do it.

Trey Gerrald:

So ChelseyBD and 'I each have our own set of zero to five crown cards.

Trey Gerrald:

In an effort to be fair and not influenced by one another, we will simultaneously reveal our rating.

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The Queens are Tabulating

VOICEOVER:

tow school.

Chelsey Donn:

Oh my goodness.

Chelsey Donn:

Two

Trey Gerrald:

Whoa.

Chelsey Donn:

Two crowns.

Chelsey Donn:

The Queens are unanimous.

Chelsey Donn:

'I love when that happens.

Chelsey Donn:

All right, Trey, you start us off.

Chelsey Donn:

Why two crowns for doghouse?

Trey Gerrald:

'I mean 'I almost said one crown.

Trey Gerrald:

But even though 'I can't apply this to A' specific listing, 'I don't think 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

It would have been my listing anyway cuz they say flat, which makes me think it's uk.

Trey Gerrald:

I've never been to the uk So, but 'I think what I'm taking away from it is perhaps this is

Chelsey Donn:

Totally

Trey Gerrald:

Because you just never know what someone is trying to conceal, especially

Trey Gerrald:

today.

Chelsey Donn:

Don't trust anybody.

Trey Gerrald:

But then 'I also think like, okay, so given what we are given, what is the impact?

Trey Gerrald:

And 'I do think the doghouse dropped the ball on A' lot of occasions to where 'I can't really

Trey Gerrald:

Here, 'I need to know is this A' single room?

Trey Gerrald:

Is this A' private apartment?

Trey Gerrald:

What's going on with the patio?

Trey Gerrald:

You say they're small like puppies, but like who is the attendant?

Trey Gerrald:

What do you mean the attendant has A' job?

Trey Gerrald:

Like what 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

'I don't know.

Trey Gerrald:

And 'I just 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

There's so much confusion.

Trey Gerrald:

'I, don't think I've ever felt this confused before.

Trey Gerrald:

And we are A' hundred and 11 episodes in So doghouse, you're doing pretty good work there.

Trey Gerrald:

But ultimately the impact is like 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

Just let me just like get A' Hyatt or something.

Trey Gerrald:

Anyway, that's why it's A' Two Crowns.

Trey Gerrald:

'I am I'm definitely emotionally impacted by this though.

Trey Gerrald:

ChelseyBD, why did you say to Crowns 'I?

Chelsey Donn:

That's exactly it.

Chelsey Donn:

It's the emotional investment for me that the two crowns are coming from.

Chelsey Donn:

Like I'm glad 'I read the review because 'I think it's interesting.

Chelsey Donn:

It definitely popped out for me like, oh wow, this is A' scenario that I've never heard of before.

Chelsey Donn:

Right?

Chelsey Donn:

So 'I think it's captivating and that's where the two crowns are coming from, but also

Chelsey Donn:

'I have to fill in A'.

Chelsey Donn:

Lot of the gaps, right?

Chelsey Donn:

And 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Do think the doghouse dropped the ball there, which is A' Huge portion

Chelsey Donn:

Queen.

Chelsey Donn:

So just two crowns for me, but interesting.

Chelsey Donn:

Review

Trey Gerrald:

'I mean, baffling, baffling, baffling.

Trey Gerrald:

My dogs are barking.

Chelsey Donn:

A' Dog's A', bargain barking.

Chelsey Donn:

Trey 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Think we've reached the most regal portion of our show.

Chelsey Donn:

Who are you inducting for?

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My, Royal, Highness.

Trey Gerrald:

All right, so as we have discussed on this show in the recent past,

Trey Gerrald:

It's all confusing to me, and in that 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

'I found this very interesting documentary that was released in 2021, but 'I want to bring

Trey Gerrald:

So this documentary is called 15 Minutes of Shame, 'I.

Chelsey Donn:

'I.

Chelsey Donn:

Think I've watched that.

Chelsey Donn:

'I actually was talking about it last week.

Trey Gerrald:

No way.

Chelsey Donn:

'I was to, yeah.

Chelsey Donn:

Anyway, continue

Trey Gerrald:

All right.

Trey Gerrald:

So 15 minutes of shame.

Trey Gerrald:

This is like the little, like one sentence synopsis, Monica Lewinsky 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

And filmmaker Max Joseph, who is like the gray-haired guy from the TV show.

Trey Gerrald:

Catfish, examine the human price of public shaming and cyber harassment, profiling people who have

Trey Gerrald:

So 'I was sort of, you know, intrigued by the title, and I'm obsessed with Monica Lewinsky.

Trey Gerrald:

'I am like, so for that, Like, what would 'I say that re-examination

Chelsey Donn:

The rebranding.

Trey Gerrald:

done to her and you know, like

Chelsey Donn:

That we're finally waking up to the fo the, the fact that we

Trey Gerrald:

Also how like 'I, just remember when that Ted Talk came out

Chelsey Donn:

Yes,

Trey Gerrald:

and, and then that like Vanity Fair article or some article came out and

Trey Gerrald:

He, Monica Lewinsky all on my gown or dress or whatever the lyric is, and Monica

Trey Gerrald:

Little aside the point, but obviously Monica Lewinsky comes to this documentary

Chelsey Donn:

Villainized as the

Trey Gerrald:

enemy number one in this world of the internet because they released the

Trey Gerrald:

So anyway, the documentary follows like five different people who

Chelsey Donn:

many of them you probably know or you've heard.

Trey Gerrald:

of Cancel Culture and two of them explicitly have been cleared

Trey Gerrald:

But because this was released in 2021, the cases feel very close to us.

Trey Gerrald:

Like, like, like, like you're saying, like you know them.

Trey Gerrald:

It's not like this was 15 years ago or that this was Monica Lewinsky.

Trey Gerrald:

It's

Chelsey Donn:

Yeah, like there's stories you heard and you have A' narrative and

Trey Gerrald:

So like on the surface level, it really is examining like what is the impact

Chelsey Donn:

And there's like not the presumption of innocence or not the presumption

Trey Gerrald:

And 'I think the documentary does A' really great job of interviewing true

Trey Gerrald:

They do A', really compelling job in presenting where are we heading in

Trey Gerrald:

And the whole title, 15 minutes of Shame.

Trey Gerrald:

It's sort of A' play on the fact that Andy Warhol said in the future

Trey Gerrald:

And then the flip of that is everyone will have 15 minutes of Amity 'I.

Trey Gerrald:

Now we're all just on the internet and our lives are exposed, like our

Trey Gerrald:

So anyway, 'I would highly implore you this.

Trey Gerrald:

This entire episode has been A' little serious, but 'I would implore you if you're interested.

Trey Gerrald:

It's not like A' depressing documentary, it's just A'.

Trey Gerrald:

Really insightful sort of examining of.

Trey Gerrald:

How do you contribute to like where we're headed in this culture that's just feeding, animosity and

Trey Gerrald:

It's just really fascinating and kudos to Monica Lewinsky and Max

Trey Gerrald:

'I haven't been able to stop thinking about it and 'I watched it several days ago.

Trey Gerrald:

But

Chelsey Donn:

'I watched it

Trey Gerrald:

all of those

Chelsey Donn:

years ago.

Chelsey Donn:

'I watched it when it first came out and 'I was literally talking about it last week.

Trey Gerrald:

That's crazy.

Trey Gerrald:

So 'I must induct 15 minutes of shame.

Trey Gerrald:

You can watch it on Max and for that reason you are My Royal Highness this week.

Chelsey Donn:

Wow.

Chelsey Donn:

Great induction, Trey.

Chelsey Donn:

Very, very good.

Trey Gerrald:

Why thank you.

Trey Gerrald:

Well, that's it.

Trey Gerrald:

That's been our 15 minutes of shame.

Trey Gerrald:

We did A' Queen, another round on the R Ru A' RQ Ferris Wheel of look at those poppies.

Chelsey Donn:

Thank you for joining us today, woof, woof.

Chelsey Donn:

If you like what you heard, please tell A' friend.

Trey Gerrald:

If you did not like what you heard, please tell an enemy.

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Trey Gerrald:

Okay.

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Chelsey Donn:

Okay,

Trey Gerrald:

find out what made ChelseyBD say.

Chelsey Donn:

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Chelsey Donn:

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Chelsey Donn:

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And find out what made Trey say.

Trey Gerrald:

And so then we just started making jokes about how like we were gonna be murdered.

Chelsey Donn:

Then you gotta join us on Patreon at Review That Review dot com slash patreon to

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Chelsey Donn:

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Bye.

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

Chelsey Donn:

It's interesting cuz 'I feel like the theme of this

Chelsey Donn:

Like is doghouse fake news?

Trey Gerrald:

I'm,

Chelsey Donn:

Is doghouse the victim or is doghouse the perpetrator?

Trey Gerrald:

I'm so worried about those dogs.

Chelsey Donn:

about the dogs.

Chelsey Donn:

The dogs are the victims at the end of the day.

Trey Gerrald:

yes.

Chelsey Donn:

Yeah.