Hello.
TREY:Hi!
CHELSEY:All it takes is a little riff from Natalie to get me feeling better, you know?
TREY:Amen.
CHELSEY:All right.
CHELSEY:Welcome everyone to Review That Review the podcast dedicated to reviewing...
TREY:Reviews!
TREY:We're just like Siskel and Ebert only instead of reviewing cinematic masterpieces, we
CHELSEY:That is Trey Gerrald.
TREY:And that is Chelsey Donn
CHELSEY:and together we're...
VOICEOVER:The Review Queens.
TREY:Oh my God.
TREY:That was so weird.
TREY:We were saying the opposite things.
TREY:It was so ooky spooky.
CHELSEY:Well, I'm completely disoriented.
CHELSEY:AH!!!
CHELSEY:What is that?
CHELSEY:Could it be....
CHELSEY:What is the ooky spooky music?
CHELSEY:The ghost of
CHELSEY:This is episode 13,
TREY:I'm scared.
TREY:It's episode 13.
TREY:It's so spooky.
CHELSEY:It's terrifying!
CHELSEY:With that in mind, I'll start, I'll talk about my week for a second.
TREY:Please go!
CHELSEY:I feel like I've had a spooky week.
CHELSEY:I had a real life encounter with a Karen this week.
CHELSEY:It was terrifying.
CHELSEY:But it happened at Best Buy.
CHELSEY:and Karen was standing next to me and this individual carried with her a
CHELSEY:She actually arrived at the desk after me, but her energy was so intense that I was like, go ahead.
CHELSEY:The manager came over and he was being really nice and he was trying to help her.
CHELSEY:And then the second, like literally the second he left, she was like, Where'd he go, when is
CHELSEY:How long is this going to take?
CHELSEY:I don't have all day.
CHELSEY:I am very busy person.
CHELSEY:Like I'm in a rush.
CHELSEY:I'm an, and my point is like, okay, if you're in that much of a rush, then do this later.
CHELSEY:At one point, she was like, my dog, I gotta pick up my dog.
CHELSEY:Like if your dog is waiting for you to pick them up, this might not be a
CHELSEY:Like, just deal with it.
CHELSEY:I don't know.
CHELSEY:Just have a little bit of compassion for these people that are working.
CHELSEY:And I don't know, I had an issue to deal with and it took them a little while to deal with mine too.
CHELSEY:But after seeing how intense this other person was, I was just like, I've had to be really nice.
CHELSEY:So anyway, Real Life Karen Alert, they exist.
CHELSEY:They exist.
CHELSEY:They're everywhere.
CHELSEY:and it's,
VOICEOVER:Oh my God!
VOICEOVER:It's a Karen!
CHELSEY:And it's terrifying.
VOICEOVER:Oh my God!
VOICEOVER:It's a Karen!
TREY:I didn't mean to push that twice.
TREY:It's so spooky.
CHELSEY:It was terrifying.
CHELSEY:Anyway, Trey.
CHELSEY:How was, how was your week?
TREY:You experienced that and you wouldn't share with me cause you
TREY:Which is hilarious.
CHELSEY:It's true.
CHELSEY:I mean, it wasn't like I guys like thinking about it now.
CHELSEY:Maybe it wasn't the most interesting story.
CHELSEY:Maybe I should have just told Trey in the moment, but...
TREY:I mean, I understand you saw Karen and the wild and this is the place to share
TREY:My week's been fine.
TREY:We, we are dealing slightly with little piddles from...
CHELSEY:Piddles?!
TREY:From our, um, niece's dog Laila that we're babysitting for three weeks.
TREY:She likes to do little Pee-Pees here and there.
CHELSEY:Oh!
CHELSEY:Little Pee-Pee piddles.
TREY:Do you guys call those a piddle?
CHELSEY:I don't think I've ever heard it called a piddle, but I like it.
TREY:That's really funny.
TREY:Cause our nephew is staying with us and he's 13 and David referred to it as a piddle.
TREY:He was laughing, laughing, laughing at like that word.
TREY:And I thought is that because I think I taught the word to David, but maybe that's a Southern word.
TREY:Whatever.
CHELSEY:Oh, is that a thing that like a lot of people in the south are like,
TREY:That's a really good question.
TREY:I think my mom always said like, oh, what have you been doing today?
TREY:Oh, nothing just piddling around like that.
CHELSEY:Oh, that sounds familiar.
TREY:But somehow in my brain, like whenever there's like a little, a little Tee Tee mess,
CHELSEY:A little piddle.
CHELSEY:Well this Karen took a little piddlel in the middle of the Best Buy and you're then Laila...
CHELSEY:Laila's been piddling...
TREY:everywhere!
CHELSEY:Everywhere.
CHELSEY:And with that in mind, I just feel like both of us, this was like a rough week, right?
CHELSEY:You've been dealing with piddling.
CHELSEY:I've been dealing with Karen,
TREY:As you were talking about Karen...
CHELSEY:I already complained.
TREY:Well, I was going to say, are we in the complaints already?
TREY:Or are we just like recapping our weeks?
TREY:It was very hard to tell, which...
CHELSEY:Which is, I have a complaint too, which is odd for us because they do feel like
CHELSEY:And then here here's like complaint.
CHELSEY:But this time I feel like we're both feeling sort of complainy.
CHELSEY:So I have another complaint to get off my chest and I'd love to hear yours.
CHELSEY:So tell me about yours.
VOICEOVER:Lodge A Complaint.
TREY:Okay.
TREY:So my complaints, I don't, this is a little inside baseball, but it really does annoy me.
TREY:Okay.
TREY:So there's this website and it is called BroadwayWorld.com.
CHELSEY:Love it.
TREY:I would say in my opinion, it's sort of second tier to a website called
TREY:They use the playbill organization.
TREY:It's a trademark thing.
TREY:It's the little yellow banner at the top.
TREY:It's a very specific type font.
TREY:Anyway, a lot of news for the Broadway culture.
TREY:Yeah, it's comes up on playbill.
TREY:So BroadwayWorld is like they operate individual websites for every state.
TREY:And so somewhere along the line, Broadway World realized that they could get a lot more traction
TREY:But the thing is, is that the only way to win these awards is by the number of votes.
TREY:So it really turns into like a popularity contest.
TREY:It'll be like, what my complaint today is about are these acting Broadway World
CHELSEY:Sure.
TREY:And they get nominated for Papa Pig, best actor.
TREY:And in order to win in the Saskatchewan BroadwayWorld Acting Awards, you have
TREY:So people there are many offenders in my life will go on this, um, campaign on social media
TREY:Please vote for me."
TREY:And it's like, girl, I did not see you play Papa pig in the Saskatchewan
CHELSEY:I can't vouch for your performance.
TREY:And then the people that take it very seriously, they'll listed as like
TREY:And it's all just a little silly to me because.
TREY:There is no merit to winning because you've just bothered enough people.
CHELSEY:It's not as if there was like a council of people that saw this person
TREY:No, because it's like individual states and there's just no one policing it.
TREY:So then it becomes.
TREY:Obviously, I don't like confrontation, but like here I am talking about it on a podcast,
TREY:Please just vote."
TREY:And it's like, well then what are we doing here?
CHELSEY:Right.
CHELSEY:And they don't know, like, you're a queen, you're a Review Queen.
CHELSEY:Like we take this job very seriously.
CHELSEY:I'm not going to just throw you a vote.
CHELSEY:If I, if I haven't seen, if you have the chops to pull off this role.
TREY:Well, the next time this happens, I really can say, "Unfortunately,
TREY:Here's a link to the podcast.
TREY:Why don't you give it a listen!?"
CHELSEY:That's true.
TREY:That's my complaint.
TREY:Just don't ask people for popularity contest.
TREY:That's sort of obnoxious, whatever everyone finds their own bliss.
TREY:Anyway, that is my complaint.
TREY:So if you are an offender of that, stop sending them to me.
TREY:Chelsey, what is yours complaint this week?
CHELSEY:Thank you for asking.
CHELSEY:I want to get something off of my chest today.
CHELSEY:Uh, and when I say that, I mean, literally.
CHELSEY:Yep, listen, my complaint is you probably can't empathize with me and I hope some people listening
CHELSEY:And they're just, they're terrible.
CHELSEY:Like they, they never make it through a wash.
CHELSEY:They just end up bundled and in the middle and they look like a weird growth on your chest.
CHELSEY:I just don't understand, like if you're not going to take the time to actually sew in a proper
CHELSEY:That's like, oh my God, thank God I have this.
CHELSEY:Sometimes they'll have a bathing suit that has that, but they'll at least leave a slit
CHELSEY:Like this is a real waste.
CHELSEY:Talk about The Giving Tree and like just wasting all of this resources.
CHELSEY:Fine.
CHELSEY:At least I can remove it.
CHELSEY:The bathing suits that I have, I had a cut a hole in it.
CHELSEY:I had to literally damage my bathing suit to retract this thing.
CHELSEY:Like ridiculous.
CHELSEY:The amount of time I've wasted on this.
CHELSEY:So any bathing suit designers out there, we gotta do better.
TREY:Do they like get deformed when you like put them in the dryer or something?
CHELSEY:That's what I'm saying.
CHELSEY:Like a hundred, like it, like it folds into itself.
CHELSEY:And then it becomes like a triangle, like, but like not in a sexy way, not like in a Madonna,
CHELSEY:In like a really unattractive, like, strange growth on my chest.
CHELSEY:Kind of like it.
CHELSEY:It's so not serving the purpose that it seems to be intending to serve.
CHELSEY:It's a shoulder pad, it's basically a shoulder pad.
TREY:That's what I was picturing.
CHELSEY:Yeah.
CHELSEY:That they've they've inserted or into the thing, but they don't sew it in.
CHELSEY:So it just flimsy in there.
CHELSEY:Anyway, I feel great that I got that off my chest because whew!
TREY:These like body deformations and these liars, all of these topics, they're just so
TREY:ooky spooky.
TREY:I'm scared.
CHELSEY:I'm definitely afraid.
TREY:Well, thank you for sharing that.
TREY:Thank you for letting me in on that.
TREY:I'm really appreciative to know that...ooop...
VOICEOVER:Listener Voicemail
TREY:Chels-Chels.
TREY:Guess What?
CHELSEY:Oh my God!
TREY:We've got a shitty, shitty Listener Voicemail today.
CHELSEY:Oh, my God.
CHELSEY:It's shitty?
TREY:I might be tipping the hat...
TREY:tipping...
TREY:my hat?
TREY:Tipping the hand?
CHELSEY:Tipping your hat?
CHELSEY:You might be giving me a little bit of a clue there.
TREY:Well, let's listen to today's Listener Voicemail.
CHELSEY:I'd love to hear it.
CHELSEY:Let's hear it.
VOICEOVER:Hey, Review Queens.
VOICEOVER:This is James and I have got to Lodge a Complaint.
VOICEOVER:I just am so done with the people who don't pick up their dog's poop.
VOICEOVER:It is causing aninflux of flies in, in central Los Angeles at the moment, especially when you
VOICEOVER:People treat the dog park as if it's like daycare and they don't have to pay
VOICEOVER:You have to pick up the poop.
VOICEOVER:Am I alone?
VOICEOVER:I don't think so.
VOICEOVER:Who are these people?
VOICEOVER:What world did they come from?
VOICEOVER:Ugh.
VOICEOVER:I'm done kvetching.
VOICEOVER:Thank you.
CHELSEY:Yay.
TREY:Yay, James!
TREY:That was so good!
CHELSEY:James, I'm glad you got that off your chest.
CHELSEY:I agree.
CHELSEY:Like, I always think like, people do this thing where I think they try to
CHELSEY:I just, I didn't know that my dog pooped there, like you knew.
TREY:Yeah, that's not real.
TREY:I was a Professional Dog Walker for a couple of years in New York City.
CHELSEY:Wow.
TREY:So I can really relate to this conversation.
TREY:It's very interesting.
TREY:I've never thought about the analogy that James just presented.
TREY:That dog owners treat the dog park as a daycare, but like it's interesting the point
TREY:I'm not paying attention.
TREY:It's like that.
TREY:I've never really thought about that.
TREY:That is so true.
TREY:I've also never correlated flies with dog poop, but that is so interesting.
CHELSEY:Yes!
CHELSEY:Also the flies in Los Angeles right now, the flies are out of control right now.
CHELSEY:I mean, even if the poop is to blame.
CHELSEY:James is making me feel like maybe it is, then I do think there's
CHELSEY:I mean, they'll give you a parking ticket in Los Angeles if your tires are
TREY:Right.
CHELSEY:Maybe we need to hire some of those meter maids to watch the poop.
CHELSEY:Just sayin'!
TREY:Can you imagine?
TREY:I have been yelled at many times in New York City bending over, picking up dog poop by
TREY:And I'm literally in the process of picking up the poop...
CHELSEY:And you're like, This is New York City, baby.
CHELSEY:Like there's a million people that walk past your Brownstone everyday!
TREY:And why are you yelling at me while I'm in the act of picking it up?
CHELSEY:I'm clearly not the perpetrator!
TREY:James.
TREY:It's a really great complaint.
TREY:I hope that you feel some relief by sharing it.
TREY:That is a definite worthy, uh, complaint to lodge.
CHELSEY:Very worthy.
CHELSEY:And we hear you, James.
CHELSEY:And, uh, we should all do better if you're a dog owner, don't forget your poop bags.
TREY:Think of the impact of the poop.
TREY:This is a great reminder.
CHELSEY:This is a good reminder for all of us.
TREY:Well, Chelsey.
CHELSEY:Yes?
TREY:Is it time for us to jump into some of today's spooky, spooky, online reviews?
CHELSEY:I guess we must.
CHELSEY:Okay.
CHELSEY:So in honor, of our 13th episode, holy cannoli, I can't even believe it.Trey and I have each
TREY:And as we are hoping, we won't be cursed for doing so, we will read you the review.
TREY:We will break it down and rate and review the impact of the review on a
TREY:It's a very Regal process that we call
VOICEOVER:Assess That Kvetch!
TREY:And kvetch means complain.
CHELSEY:Alright, who's first, today I'm first today?
CHELSEY:You are first take it away.
CHELSEY:My, RQ mama!
VOICEOVER:Review That Review.
CHELSEY:All right here we are.
CHELSEY:So my spooky review is, is from a spooky location called The Stanley.
CHELSEY:And it's a hotel in Colorado.
CHELSEY:It's the most famously haunted spot.
CHELSEY:It's the real life inspiration for Stephen King's book, The Shining.
CHELSEY:Or the movie if you've seen it with Jack Nicholson, that's what
CHELSEY:It is a one dot TripAdvisor review from James R.
CHELSEY:I'm also going to point out that in James R's handle it's Author/Traveler.
CHELSEY:let's see what James R had to say about The Stanley Hotel.
TREY:I'm scared.
CHELSEY:The title is the only things spooky about this attraction is the hotel experience.
CHELSEY:The only spooky thing about The Stanley is the experience.
CHELSEY:Just to briefly describe some of the major setbacks we experienced at the
CHELSEY:Small portions in restaurant.
CHELSEY:Dirty rooms, damaged rooms.
CHELSEY:Chemical burns by bleach yielding, distracted staff members.
CHELSEY:Watered down beverages.
CHELSEY:Luke warm water.
CHELSEY:I usually do not do reviews, but I had such a poor experience at this sadly
CHELSEY:My hashtag horrible experience began early in the process of booking the hotel.
CHELSEY:I had stayed at the Stanley before, and my experience had always been good to great.
CHELSEY:However, this was quite some time ago.
CHELSEY:So when it was time for my family to vacation in Colorado, I went to their site
CHELSEY:However, their website informed me that the tours had been canceled and that
CHELSEY:I almost decided to stay somewhere else due to the cost versus lack of amenities, but with all that
CHELSEY:This was the most expensive location in which we stayed throughout our week long trip in
CHELSEY:We arrived right around four o'clock, which was to our knowledge check-in time.
CHELSEY:Having stayed at the hotel before I know to get there right around the time as the rooms
CHELSEY:Though, I was second in line, it took a while to be waited on as there was
CHELSEY:I was patient and pilot...
CHELSEY:as I enjoyed looking at the scenery in the lobby, I noticed that a tour went by.
CHELSEY:When I got up to the counter, the individual was short and hurried.
CHELSEY:I was given a door card and informed the elevator was not working, which was not a pleasant
CHELSEY:I also asked about the tours, which contrary to their website were being conducted.
CHELSEY:I wasn't very excited only to find out they were sold out, which could have been a
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The courtyard of the restaurant and the backside of the hotel.
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So much for a dazzling mountain view.
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I've had better views at Motel 6 or the Super 8 in the Midwest than I did at this expensive,
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Dirty and moldy damaged, caulking in the bathroom, dirty grout around the tile in the bathroom.
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My partner and I were appalled by the state of the room.
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We decided to eat at the local restaurant that was open, despite the website.
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We had to wait for almost 20 minutes just to be approached by a hostess, even
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We were shown to a dirty table.
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I did not even notice at first that the table was dirty until I noticed
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When I noticed, I started to get up when an employee came over and nuked the entire table,
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But at least we had a clean table.
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The drinks were watered down, but expensive.
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My dish, which was some type of noodle dish had four noodles in it.
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And my partner joked that I must have ordered off the kid's menu.
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The water was lukewarm, so we did not shower.
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And The Shining wasn't even playing on TV.
TREY:All right.
TREY:So I have, I have a feeling that James is like, how do I put this?
TREY:I feel like James is probably like a, It's such a long list of complaints that it, it kind of
CHELSEY:Right.
CHELSEY:And a clipboard.
TREY:And a magnifying glass, which I took notes on because the amount of detail
CHELSEY:Yeah.
TREY:They were on hands and knees looking at every single detail.
CHELSEY:They included a couple pictures by the way of like the caulking.
CHELSEY:A selfie of themselves wearing a mask and glasses, which is perhaps the magnifying
TREY:Well, it's also interesting that they had a somewhat not so positive
CHELSEY:Right.
TREY:But, they still booked again, which was interesting.
TREY:And then.
TREY:Like when it came to the point about the chemical burn, which they teed up really
CHELSEY:Right.
TREY:But I will say the whole conversation about Lukewarm water that
TREY:So like, I really give it to James.
CHELSEY:Really?
TREY:Like if it's really...
TREY:oh my gosh, I have...
TREY:No, if, if it's too cold in the shower, I can't complete the task.
CHELSEY:But to me lukewarm isn't cold, lukewarm is like the temperature I would give a...
TREY:Want a shower to be?
CHELSEY:Well, no.
CHELSEY:No, no, no.
CHELSEY:I would, I would want it to be hot, but I'm just saying like, if I was going to give like my
CHELSEY:And it wouldn't be like ideal, but I don't think it would cause me not to shower.
CHELSEY:If it was freezing, hell no.
TREY:Yeah.
TREY:I don't know.
TREY:I am sort of like tired from hearing this review from James.
TREY:I mean, James is just rattling.
TREY:Oh my God.
TREY:I just realized James, and this is not our listener voicemail, James.
CHELSEY:No.
CHELSEY:Oh Right!
CHELSEY:This is the James episode.
TREY:I hope not.
TREY:Oh my gosh.
TREY:We're in the Twilight zone.
CHELSEY:That's spooky!
CHELSEY:Doo-doo-doo-doo.
CHELSEY:Doo-doo-doo-doo.
TREY:I just feel like it's a lot to take in and it is a glaring problem though, if you, I wonder,
TREY:Because maybe they didn't update the website about the tour and stuff?
CHELSEY:Yeah, I wondered about that too.
CHELSEY:Like it doesn't say, it doesn't say how early they booked it.
CHELSEY:So who knows?
CHELSEY:You're right.
CHELSEY:Maybe like at that point in COVID they were not allowing the tours.
CHELSEY:And then by the time he got there, they were allowing it and he wasn't on it regularly.
CHELSEY:Also they, from like my little bit of research about this location, they do have just goes
CHELSEY:And then, you know.
TREY:I wonder if that's a different operating company.
CHELSEY:It might be, who knows?
CHELSEY:I mean, I'm sure they're trying to monetize in every way they could.
CHELSEY:I personally thought that maybe James has a side hustle is like a contractor or something by like
CHELSEY:And he just, I felt like he had a clipboard and he was like, caulking, like
CHELSEY:I don't know.
CHELSEY:I thought it was interesting, like you said, like he had stayed here before and he came back.
CHELSEY:He sort of seemed like he knew what he was getting himself into.
CHELSEY:How long ago had it been since his last visit?
CHELSEY:It couldn't possibly have gotten that much worse.
TREY:It's also interesting that James opens the review by saying the only thing
TREY:Is James, like an adventure seeker.
TREY:Does James want to be haunted like is James picking this hotel because it could be spooky?
CHELSEY:I think he definitely is.
CHELSEY:And I think that, that, like, as I was researching this a little more, that's a trend.
CHELSEY:Like people like to stay at ghost hotels and they kind of get pissed if
CHELSEY:Like he wanted to see those twins in the hallway.
TREY:Not me, nope.
CHELSEY:He wanted to hear like red rum and he didn't.
CHELSEY:Me neither.
CHELSEY:I'm not at all interested in that.
CHELSEY:So I can't, uh, get inside the psyche of James here to understand why one would want
CHELSEY:Right?
CHELSEY:For James.
TREY:I'm sort of struggling here with the value Like I recognize that the ho the restaurant is
TREY:Like the maids for the hotel are not going to be the servers, because it
TREY:Like, it's not the cleanest.
TREY:And then you have the opposite extreme that like the table was dirty and then
TREY:So is it dirty or is it I don't, I just like, I don't know, James, I don't want to
CHELSEY:It's hard for me because one, I don't think I choose to stay at The Stanley personally,
CHELSEY:I'd be like, ah-ah, off the list.
CHELSEY:So like putting that aside,
TREY:Wait, James references that this is a like high-end hotel at one point, do you,
CHELSEY:It's a four star hotel.
TREY:And how many stars can you get?
CHELSEY:And, it's ranked Number one, among luxury hotels in Estes Park by, by US News and
TREY:But to james's point, if I am purchasing tickets to a four star luxury,
TREY:I want exceptional customer service.
CHELSEY:I do.
CHELSEY:Yeah, I agree.
CHELSEY:I agree.
CHELSEY:I think that, that, uh, I wouldn't stay here if I was reading this review.
CHELSEY:I don't, I'm like super creeped out by cleanliness, especially now.
CHELSEY:The toilet thing.
CHELSEY:That's also like a real pet peeve with the ring around the toilet.
CHELSEY:So, I wouldn't stay it this hotel.
TREY:Wait, so tell me about the, um, spelling and grammar because you...
CHELSEY:okay...
TREY:Pilot!
CHELSEY:Yeah, there were...
CHELSEY:pilot instead of polite.
CHELSEY:It was funny.
CHELSEY:Every time I came across like a little spelling error, I was like, maybe you
CHELSEY:And I wouldn't have had such high standards for you, but his sarcasm, like you said, he's
CHELSEY:And then at the end of it, you're going to give a sympathy laugh
TREY:A sympathy, laugh.
TREY:Yes.
VOICEOVER:Like he was teeing it up for us.
VOICEOVER:He teed it up with that, like lack of service, poor service, or you know, that,
VOICEOVER:And then also like the room had the best few ever, you know, like he.
VOICEOVER:He was trying, he was, he was utilizing different kinds of humor, sarcasm.
TREY:I feel like, uh, James went to the writing school of Margaret Mitchell who wrote Gone
CHELSEY:Yeah.
CHELSEY:I think he like maxed out the word count.
CHELSEY:Like as I was reading it, I was like, Ooh, this is like a novella that James wrote about this.
CHELSEY:And he only mentioned The Shining at the end.
TREY:I wasn't sure about that.
TREY:Like, I wasn't sure if that was James trying to be funny, like, 'and it wasn't
CHELSEY:I think that they play it on loop.
TREY:I mean, I would, if I was the manager,
CHELSEY:Yeah.
CHELSEY:It sounds like the kind of place where they're really leaning into the connection with the
CHELSEY:So.
TREY:Do you think James is truthful?
TREY:Like, is this a common experience?
TREY:Like what do you think
CHELSEY:I think James is truthful.
CHELSEY:Like he had some photographic evidence of the dust, of the grout, um, issue like he..
TREY:Were their images of the chemical burn?
CHELSEY:There were no images of the chemical burn.
CHELSEY:So I think that might be a little bit of hyperbole.
CHELSEY:I don't know, like I went on a cruise once, um, and they were like washy washy, like all the time.
CHELSEY:Like they, they had this like spray that they would spray on you and
CHELSEY:And they weren't going to tell us.
CHELSEY:So I, I understand, I don't want to be acosted by like some weird chemical thing.
CHELSEY:And it sounds like this person was like lack luster with their cleaning of the table.
CHELSEY:You know, like we said before, it's like, when you have an experience with a place.
CHELSEY:You come to expect that same experience.
CHELSEY:So when that same experience doesn't happen again, I just think he was all kerfuffled
CHELSEY:The restaurant was going to be there.
CHELSEY:Like maybe he, the last time he went booked the tour made reservations at the
CHELSEY:And I just think he was in a bad mood at that point, maybe understandably so.
CHELSEY:Right.
CHELSEY:Um, I don't think it's, it's not valid what he's saying.
CHELSEY:I just think, It was long-winded for sure.
TREY:Well, that's what I was going to say about like humor entertainment.
TREY:Like I was not entertained.
TREY:I felt like he just, I feel like James was just really unable to be pleased.
CHELSEY:I'm not really sure what the situation with James was, but I agree.
CHELSEY:Like, I don't know.
CHELSEY:I think personally that people want to say if this hotel, because of The Shining, I
CHELSEY:I'll just do the tour.
TREY:I'm really having a hard time with this.
CHELSEY:I am too.
CHELSEY:I'm struggling.
CHELSEY:I'm struggling.
TREY:Well, now I'm curious, like you said, this is number one, four star
TREY:So I wonder like how many other hotels there?
TREY:I don't know.
TREY:It does seem to me like you're staying here for the schtickiness.
TREY:So like you're not going there to be like wined and dined.
TREY:That being said, if you are a service industry.
TREY:Hotel.
TREY:Hello?
TREY:Like you need to be clean.
TREY:Like it needs to be nice to a certain degree, like...
CHELSEY:Especially now because of COVID.
TREY:Yeah, I don't.
TREY:I...
TREY:could you crown it?
CHELSEY:I guess I'll crown it.
CHELSEY:I just feel, I feel a little bit conflicted.
CHELSEY:I'm not going to lie, but let's crown.
TREY:Yeah, let's crown it.
TREY:All right.
TREY:So Chelsey and I each have our own set of one to five crown cards and an effort to
TREY:We will simultaneously reveal our rating cards.
VOICEOVER:The Queens are Tabulating!
TREY:Are you?
CHELSEY:Yeah.
CHELSEY:All right, I'm ready.
CHELSEY:I changed at the last minute.
TREY:I'm ready too.
CHELSEY:Okay.
VOICEOVER:Total score!
CHELSEY:Did you do two and a half?
TREY:I did two and a half, yeah.
CHELSEY:Yeah.
CHELSEY:I had two and a half and then last minute I switched to three.
CHELSEY:We've really reversed here.
CHELSEY:I'm I'm definitely turning more into the Paula as this, as this goes on.
CHELSEY:I gave it three because.
CHELSEY:I think I just kind of didn't like James, no offense, James.
CHELSEY:And I was like kind of bored by his style of humor.
CHELSEY:And that was what was making me feel kind of like icky about him.
CHELSEY:But if I took that away and I was just looking at the information he gave me, I
CHELSEY:He seemed passionate.
CHELSEY:He was trying to give us humor.
CHELSEY:At very least he was really trying to add value and tell the person,
CHELSEY:Right?
CHELSEY:Like you should probably know that.
CHELSEY:And for that reason, I gave him.
CHELSEY:Why did, why did you give James two and a half?
TREY:Well, I did two and a half because I didn't want to, I thought I would do three, but
TREY:I did two and a half because I think there is a little bit of an impact.
TREY:I do have an impression that it's going to be kind of dirty.
TREY:Yeah.
TREY:But I'm also struggling with also kind of, not really liking Janes and which is unfortunate.
TREY:And we're sorry to James, cause I'm sure James is a lovely person, but just the
TREY:Sort of made me think I don't know that I would react the way that James reacted.
TREY:And so for that reason, I did two and a half because while the impact
TREY:I don't know that maybe, you know, it won't be as bad as James is telling us his experience was
CHELSEY:I think that's a fair point.
CHELSEY:And I think something I just thought of when you said that was, I, I do think it's important as
CHELSEY:Probably not.
CHELSEY:And that's something I think we should consider.
TREY:I like that.
TREY:Yeah.
TREY:What's the Bang/Buck Ratio.
CHELSEY:What's the, what's the bang buck in the bang buck on this one was like, not, not the best.
TREY:Yeah, I agree.
TREY:All right.
TREY:Well, very good pick, Chelsey.
TREY:I love that.
TREY:I love this whole entire world of reviews.
TREY:We like meet so many interesting people.
TREY:Like James is such an interesting author.
TREY:Uh, all right.
TREY:Let's take a quick break.
TREY:And then when we come back, we can get into my ooky spooky review!
CHELSEY:Ooooh, I hate bats.
TREY:Do you know what this is?
CHELSEY:Oh is this..
CHELSEY:Harry Potter.
TREY:No, it's the theme to Are You Afraid of the Dark!?
CHELSEY:Oh yeah!
VOICEOVER:Hold your crown.
VOICEOVER:We'll be right back.
TREY:Alright.
TREY:I don't know why I have to do that, but I have to do that.
TREY:It's game time.
TREY:It's time for us to take a quick ooky spooky spin on the Meryl-Go-Round.
CHELSEY:Oh my God!
VOICEOVER:I don't feel like an icon.
VOICEOVER:Most of the days, I feel like 'I can't!' That's with an, a.
CHELSEY:I think this is like a very Death Becomes Her themed Meryl-Go-Round.
CHELSEY:All right.
CHELSEY:Here's the deal, Trey and I have each picked a rotten scathing, pithy one-star zinger.
CHELSEY:And with 30 seconds on the clock, we'll take turns, trying to recite the
TREY:Just like queen Meryl, who does it all.
CHELSEY:Before the clock runs out.
TREY:All right.
TREY:So my one star zinger today is from Google reviews and it is for, following our ooky spooky theme.
TREY:Uh, I almost played the side effect, but then I decided like it's going to
TREY:Okay.
TREY:So this is for Bane Haunted House and Escape Rooms.
TREY:This is a one star and it is from CoconutWater, parentheses Kelly, J.
CHELSEY:Coconut water parentheses Kelly J that's her username?
TREY:Yep.
CHELSEY:Okay.
TREY:And their review is "trash."
CHELSEY:Okay.
CHELSEY:Pithy indeed!
CHELSEY:Okay.
CHELSEY:Are you ready?
TREY:I think that I'm ready.
TREY:Yes.
CHELSEY:Okay.
VOICEOVER:Drama, trash announcer, breaking news, trash lifetime.
VOICEOVER:Ah,
VOICEOVER:rash game
TREY:show
VOICEOVER:opera, diva.
CHELSEY:That was amazing.
TREY:I was trying to counter balance my last one, which was like
CHELSEY:That was really long.
CHELSEY:That's.
CHELSEY:Yeah, no, I'm glad you did that.
CHELSEY:All right.
CHELSEY:Let's see how you did one.
TREY:This might be a personal best for me.
CHELSEY:I mean without a doubt.
CHELSEY:This is a personal best.
CHELSEY:This is an eight.
TREY:Oh my gosh.
TREY:Well, that's what happens when it's one word.
CHELSEY:That's an overall personal best for the entire friggin podcast!
TREY:Imagine leaving a review that's just "trash."
CHELSEY:Trash.
TREY:All right.
TREY:So Chelsey, your turn.
TREY:You're going to be riding on a bat.
TREY:What was I riding on?
TREY:I forgot to ask
CHELSEY:Oh!
CHELSEY:You're you are riding on a ghost.
CHELSEY:No, you are riding on a broomstick.
TREY:That's what I wanted!.
CHELSEY:I think you, you like entered my brain in that moment and I was like not a ghost!
CHELSEY:A Broomstick!
CHELSEY:Anyway.
TREY:Pocket that for my review coming up shortly.
CHELSEY:Uh-oh.
CHELSEY:Okay!
CHELSEY:All right.
CHELSEY:My, my review is also from Google.
CHELSEY:Uh, it is a one-star review for the Villisca Axe Murder House.
CHELSEY:I know, and it was written by Dean B and Dean B says boring woman was nasty to my group.
TREY:Great.
TREY:Thank you.
CHELSEY:So, Yeah, that's it.
CHELSEY:Boring woman was nasty to my group.
TREY:All right.
TREY:I'm going to give your bat some, um, raw meat so that its wings are flappin'!
TREY:You, ready?
CHELSEY:I hate bats, but yes, I'm ready.
TREY:Okay.
CHELSEY:Let's do it.
CHELSEY:Auctioneer
CHELSEY:pop star
CHELSEY:film noir,
VOICEOVER:nasty to my group.
TREY:Magic show.
TREY:Spy
TREY:WWE
TREY:I love opera diva and WWE so much.
TREY:Okay.
TREY:You got..
CHELSEY:Because I always max out the mic?
TREY:No, but it's just so funny.
TREY:You got six.
TREY:Very good.
CHELSEY:I'll take my six!
CHELSEY:Thank you!
TREY:Well.
CHELSEY:You're the big winner, Trey.
TREY:It's it feels really good the times when I conquer, because you're really good at this game.
TREY:And I'm just, it means a lot to me, so thank you.
CHELSEY:Aw!
CHELSEY:Well, I'm so glad you could win on episode 13 AKA opposite day.
CHELSEY:No, just kidding.
TREY:Good point!
TREY:Really good point!
CHELSEY:No, I'm kidding.
CHELSEY:You're so good at this game too.
CHELSEY:I don't know why you do that and
TREY:Oh, Pish-posh!
CHELSEY:Whatevah.
CHELSEY:Alright!
TREY:Pish-Posh!
TREY:Alright let's get back.
CHELSEY:Back to the show.
TREY:Back to the ooky spooks.
CHELSEY:Yes.
VOICEOVER:Review That Review.
TREY:Okie-dokie-pokie!
TREY:So we are back from that game break where I won and it is now my turn.
TREY:So Chelsey, let me tell you a little bit about a very ooky spooky place...
TREY:found....in New Orleans!
CHELSEY:Okay.
TREY:Okay.
TREY:So this is from Yelp.
TREY:And this reviewer's name is Diana G.
CHELSEY:K.
TREY:And this review is for Hex: Old World Witchery.
CHELSEY:Okay.
TREY:Diana G.
TREY:One star.
CHELSEY:Sorry.
CHELSEY:Is a Witchery like a store that sells, witchy stuff?
TREY:So this is, um, like a gift shop and also they do spiritual readings.
CHELSEY:Ooh.
CHELSEY:Okay.
TREY:November 9th, 2013.
TREY:I am appalled to say the least at how immature the owner is and his quote
TREY:This evening, instead of receiving a heartfelt apology for my past mistreatment
TREY:Smiley face.
TREY:Wow.
TREY:How immature and how irrelevant.
TREY:I enjoy all things positive and light and have no interest in supporting a store that is
TREY:Please get a life.
TREY:Negative energies are not what I need in my life, which is why I will be avoiding this tourist
TREY:The wares are overpriced.
TREY:And the last time I tried to buy an item the so-called psychic reader was snide with me and
TREY:Christopher had two weeks to call me, but he did not until tonight, since I wrote my
TREY:Obviously, Carrie must be a close friend of his, which is why he never thought
TREY:Well, Christopher, good luck sending your evil minions to me.
TREY:I eat them for breakfast smiley face.
TREY:And I think I might so enjoy it.
TREY:As I see what other nonsense you pull on others who get victimized by you.
TREY:You need to focus on sending some positive light to people other than making yourself look foolish.
TREY:Because now I lost all respect for your store.
TREY:And you.
TREY:A real healer loves to heal and a fraud like you with such low intentions
TREY:Avoid this place like the plague.
TREY:You will do better spending your money someplace else.
CHELSEY:All right.
CHELSEY:Diana G.
TREY:Oh, all right.
TREY:So I, I was curious about this because I, I feel like you operate in sort of
CHELSEY:For sure.
CHELSEY:Yes.
TREY:But to me, I feel like it's all a little ooky spooky.
CHELSEY:Oh, well, yes, I do operate in the crystals, Patreon is seeing them.
CHELSEY:What I thought was interesting is like someone who proclaims to have their life mission be
CHELSEY:I mean, maybe they thought I'm gonna allow people to be aware that they should come in the future.
CHELSEY:Fine.
CHELSEY:That's that's okay.
CHELSEY:But it wasn't really done in a loving light way.
CHELSEY:She's she said she enjoyed eating.
CHELSEY:What did she say?
CHELSEY:They're evil minions for breakfast?
TREY:Eats them for breakfast.
CHELSEY:I mean.
CHELSEY:Come on!
TREY:And it is also just to your point.
TREY:It's interesting because Diana G also appears with a new review in 2019 also one star.
CHELSEY:Oh geez.
CHELSEY:The review that you just read was written when?
TREY:2013.
CHELSEY:So then six years later, bitch is still shopping here.
TREY:They give it another try and, uh, you know, say horrible things again.
CHELSEY:Stop.
CHELSEY:Are we reading that?
TREY:Okay.
TREY:Basically, I'm not going to read it again, read it.
TREY:But Diana basically goes through here saying I used to shop here somewhat on a regular basis that
TREY:Then they rehash the entire experience of wanting to buy a figa the price tag falls
TREY:And then how the owner was so upset when they placed an honest review, that they insisted that
TREY:And then it says like, this is my favorite part.
TREY:I also don't appreciate his anger and his threatening remarks because a true Wiccan,
CHELSEY:Right!
CHELSEY:And that, and that's why I'm kind of surprised that she's, she's trying to masquerade as
CHELSEY:You just sort of allow it to boomerang back to that person.
CHELSEY:I mean, there's just like so much wrong with this now, knowing that...
TREY:Wait, question though.
TREY:Could you do a white light curse on someone like to send goodness to someone?
TREY:Can you do like a good curse?.
CHELSEY:I don't know that I would call that a curse.
CHELSEY:I would call it a blessing, maybe.
TREY:So, cause could Diana G do like a blessing to the store rather
CHELSEY:Sure.
CHELSEY:Why not?
CHELSEY:I, I just think she's just a conundrum.
CHELSEY:She's a contradiction in, in one person, everything that she said in the end of
CHELSEY:And then she shopping there again and she's writing a review again.
CHELSEY:It's like at very least, if you're going to put that out into the universe, then do not go there.
CHELSEY:And, and in any way, don't even step foot, even if you're not going to
TREY:And to that point, I want to reiterate that this is the Yelp review.
TREY:And in the Yelp review, Diana is referencing the TripAdvisor review.
CHELSEY:So now we've written three reviews with our white light nature, three, one star reviews,
CHELSEY:She was waiting for the call from Christopher?
TREY:Yeah.
TREY:So Christopher is the business owner.
TREY:So I don't know,
CHELSEY:She repeatedly says too that Carrie seems like she's a good
CHELSEY:She doesn't?
CHELSEY:Why is it a good cause?
CHELSEY:Cause he's defending her?
TREY:It's confusing.
TREY:Right?
CHELSEY:It's very confused.
CHELSEY:And did she didn't give us any, she said she had a bad, did she say she had a bad psychic reading?
CHELSEY:Does she give us any details about that?
TREY:No.
TREY:It's just psychic is in quotation marks, but it does appear that Diana
TREY:Diana G was trying to purchase a figa.
CHELSEY:But obviously, there was some beef that occurred between her and Carrie and she's not
CHELSEY:Like, why are you so angry?
CHELSEY:Why are you wanting to put this person on blast for not being real?
CHELSEY:And then not telling me what it, what it was, give me something that's like, I don't know.
CHELSEY:Like, I don't feel like she gave me any information other than the fact that
CHELSEY:She didn't, she didn't give me any useful information about this store.
TREY:Yeah.
TREY:The real complaint here is how immature the owner and the psychic reader Carrie are.
CHELSEY:Yeah, what does that mean?.
TREY:And then everything else.
TREY:Yeah.
TREY:I don't there isn't detail about why either of them are immature other than.
TREY:You know, threatening to send demons to Diana.
CHELSEY:And listen.
CHELSEY:Like I like crystals.
CHELSEY:I am about it.
CHELSEY:And I'm also about good energy.
CHELSEY:So if I was reading the review, I'd want to know, are the prices really high?
CHELSEY:Did you have a reading?
CHELSEY:And like, was there something offensive or harmful or whatever that came out of
CHELSEY:That'd be something I'd want to know.
CHELSEY:I don't feel like any of the information that I would actually want to know...
TREY:Is present.
CHELSEY:I feel like we got a personal diary, entry beef between these two people.
CHELSEY:And I can't think of a single, a single item of this review that's of use to a
TREY:And, and yeah, you're right.
TREY:Like there, I don't know what the value here is.
TREY:It feels very like a personal vendetta.
CHELSEY:Yeah, there's no value other than a personal vendetta.
CHELSEY:Like this is literally an example of somebody that is just going online to just, troll this person
TREY:But, were are you entertained?
CHELSEY:I was, but I don't know if I was entertained because of your reading.
CHELSEY:I mean, like I laughed multiple times.
TREY:It is interesting.
TREY:The two times that being cursed with demons as mentioned the sentence both
CHELSEY:Eww.
TREY:Which is just kind of spooky.
CHELSEY:Diana's kind of creeping me out.
CHELSEY:My bat wings are flying and they're not happy about Diana G.
TREY:I feel like I could crown it.
CHELSEY:Let's do it.
VOICEOVER:The Queens are Tabulating.
TREY:You ready?
CHELSEY:I'm ready.
VOICEOVER:Total Score.
CHELSEY:Oh, you gave it a half.
TREY:My first time!
TREY:I'm giving it half.
CHELSEY:Okay.
CHELSEY:Trey, give it half.
CHELSEY:I gave it one for the vibes.
CHELSEY:I like, I am somebody that wants to know the vibes.
CHELSEY:Like, I don't want anybody saying anything nasty to me.
CHELSEY:I wouldn't want to go in there for that reason.
CHELSEY:So that's really like the only points that Diana got for me, but I think
CHELSEY:Why did you decide to do the half?
TREY:Because it didn't even really occur to me until you were pointing it out: there's literally
TREY:And I'm someone that doesn't operate in ooky spooky Witchery stuff.
TREY:So to me, a conversation about a business owner of like a witch store cursing demons
CHELSEY:This seems like drama.
CHELSEY:Diana G has got drama.
CHELSEY:Oh, I hope Diana G's not listening to this.
TREY:We're going to be cursed.
CHELSEY:Yeah.
CHELSEY:She'll eat us for breakfast.
VOICEOVER:There's a Reply!
CHELSEY:Oh my God.
TREY:So we have a reply.
CHELSEY:I'm so interested in this because the beef was clearly between
CHELSEY:So wow.
CHELSEY:Now he gets to hear from the business owner.
TREY:Okay.
TREY:So this is from Christian D, business owner.
TREY:This is on November 16th, 2013.
TREY:Diana G's review was November 9th.
TREY:This review is very disappointing as the reviewer knows she is not telling the truth
One:as I said on the telephone to this individual, no employee of
One:There's no personal motivation for them to do so.
One:And I certainly would not encourage that because even if I were the type to cheat.
One:And I'm not.
One:There's no benefit to me at all.
One:My inventory is replaced automatically.
One:And if I sell item a at the price and code for item B, my system will
One:So whatever short term gain I might accrue from fraudulently switching prices would be
Two:the only discussion of quote unquote demons on the phone call was her telling me that she
Two:It was all I could do to be patient with her as I was on with her for 30 minutes, listening to
Two:It actually says new Orla without the N.
Two:That had nothing to do with the issue at hand.
Two:And I've received complaints about her from shop owners and others all over the French Quarter.
Two:By no means, am I exactly Mr.
Two:Customer service, but I typically stay out of these matters.
Two:However, when my shop manager called Diana, Diana refused to speak to her, believing her
Two:This was yet another example of the paranoia level we are dealing with.
Two:Three.
CHELSEY:Wow.
TREY:I did in fact, ban this reviewer from all of my shops because she demanded
TREY:I told Diana that I believe in giving people second chances and that I would speak to the
TREY:I am not going to take food off of a person's table simply because
TREY:It isn't right.
TREY:And if Diana was any sort of spiritual person, she claims to be, she would understand that.
TREY:She is certainly in no way a witch, as a true witch understands the 4 F's of
TREY:There is some homework for those who question our authenticity.
TREY:These are the rules we live by at Hex.
Four:As a matter of note, that employee quit upon being spoken to about what happened.
Four:And we are no longer in contact with her.
Four:So this idea that she is a close friend is false, but this changes nothing in my position.
Four:I take reviews on Yelp and TripAdvisor as cues on what to improve on, but I will simply not
Four:Diana could post a hundred reviews, takes out a billboard on the highway or hires a skywriter
Five:I did not wait until I saw the review to contact her and Diana knows
Five:I reprimanded the manager for ignoring Diana's complaint because I do believe that people's
Five:Seven.
Five:So we skipped six.
Five:Anyone that's counting.
CHELSEY:Oh my God.
TREY:My name is Christian.
TREY:Not Christopher.
TREY:I would never cheat anyone of anything.
TREY:And the implication here is deeply upsetting.
TREY:This woman has harassed me on both TripAdvisor and Yelp, and I did everything to help
TREY:And the manager now understands the importance of responding in a timely way, no matter
TREY:I only want those in my shop who truly believe in magic power and those
TREY:I do not believe in putting my product in the hands of crazy people who would misuse the
TREY:Blessings to all.
TREY:Even Diana, for whom a good psychiatrist would be the greatest blessing of all.
TREY:Christian D.
CHELSEY:Wow.
TREY:All right.
TREY:So that was like so long.
TREY:It was just hilarious to me that after speaking on the phone, Diana said the
TREY:And then also that Christian went into such lengthy detail and then also
CHELSEY:Left six...
TREY:Or is that a magic thing?
CHELSEY:Maybe, maybe.
CHELSEY:Or...
TREY:666!
CHELSEY:Oh no, I know.
CHELSEY:I almost thought about calling this episode 14, so I get that!
TREY:Ooky Spooky, but I mean, I did have an impact change after reading.
TREY:It just felt the Christian was very forthcoming and also very calm in the communication.
TREY:There were like random spelling mistakes here and there, but everything was punctuated beautifully.
TREY:It was in a list form, really sort of trying to take out all of the toxicity,
CHELSEY:I agree.
CHELSEY:I mean, yes, it was, it was a little bit long.
CHELSEY:Clearly Christian is passionate about all of this, so I understand that.
CHELSEY:But yeah, after listening to what Christian had to say, I feel like I wanna
CHELSEY:I just think that Diana seems like a little bit of a menace.
CHELSEY:Like, I don't know.
CHELSEY:I just don't, I don't trust her any further than I can throw her.
CHELSEY:And I got a real bad back, you know.
TREY:And Christian mentions that other shop owners are aware of who this person is
CHELSEY:Yeah.
CHELSEY:Like, or even like she left because of the landlord sitch, I mean,
CHELSEY:So, you know, that she overshared.
CHELSEY:It sounds like he was implying that he really approached her with kit gloves and let her,
TREY:The whole time!
CHELSEY:...and then you ended with that, which I don't think was the best move, but...
TREY:I thought so, too.
CHELSEY:But that being said, I mean, it's nothing compared to eating the demons of
TREY:Diana's one star review would not stop me from going to the store
TREY:It does seem that Diana's operating at a different place and that Christian was very methodical.
TREY:And...
CHELSEY:Did you notice that he sent her blessings?
CHELSEY:Like I said!
TREY:I did.
TREY:I did.
TREY:Alright.
TREY:Well, anything else there?
TREY:I mean, I think like let's, let's send positive energy to all involved.
CHELSEY:Yes.
CHELSEY:I'm sending blessings to all involved parties, good energy to Diana and Christian.
CHELSEY:Okay.
CHELSEY:My Queen, we did it.
CHELSEY:We've reached the most Regal portion of our show.
CHELSEY:Who are you inducting, Trey, for My Royal Highness?
VOICEOVER:My Royal Highness.
TREY:Okay.
TREY:So this week I am inducting an Instagram account, which might sound a little like whatever,
TREY:They have currently at the time of recording 193,000 followers.
TREY:So TheAidsMemorial is updated daily with images, occasionally videos, of
TREY:The account was created by a person named Stuart who lives in Scotland, which I only
TREY:And what's so beautiful about this account is that, uh, anyone can submit
TREY:And I love following it because it's a very beautiful experience to just take a moment,
TREY:And so I think it's a beautiful account.
TREY:I would love for everyone to follow it, just to whisper these people's names into the ether once
TREY:And so I am inducting @TheAidsMemorial Instagram account.
TREY:Please follow them.
TREY:That is my inductee.
TREY:That got really heavy for me.
TREY:All right, Chelsey.
CHELSEY:Yeah, that did that, but that's so nice.
CHELSEY:I mean, that's that, I'm so glad that you brought that up.
CHELSEY:I didn't even know that that existed and now I'm going to follow and
CHELSEY:So thank you for sharing that.
CHELSEY:That was very nice.
TREY:All right.
TREY:Yes.
TREY:All right.
TREY:So Chelsey, who are you inducting today for My Royal Highness?
CHELSEY:Okay.
CHELSEY:Well, I'm going to induct Wix, and this is not an ad I'm I'm.
CHELSEY:I love Wix.
CHELSEY:If you don't know about it, it is a website building platform.
CHELSEY:I have been building websites for a really long time, across all different platforms,
CHELSEY:I talked to a guy named Max on the phone for like an hour and geeked out with him about website
CHELSEY:And I was like, I just might, you know, when you're on the phone with a customer service
CHELSEY:That was how Max at Wix made me feel.
CHELSEY:And he he just gave me a lot of personal attention and I felt very much connected to him.
CHELSEY:And I just appreciate people like Max and just in general for being so supportive and
CHELSEY:So thank you, Wix.
CHELSEY:You're the best.
TREY:And thank you, Max.
CHELSEY:And, Thank you, Max.
CHELSEY:Mostly, mostly Max.
TREY:I love that.
TREY:You know, I think like the quality of your customer service speaks volumes about the service.
CHELSEY:Agreed!
CHELSEY:So they're doing, they're doing something right.
CHELSEY:That's for sure.
TREY:All right, Queen, we did it.
TREY:We made it through the terrifying, ooky spooky forrest of episode 13.
CHELSEY:I was worried for a second we were gonna get stuck in the quicksand.
TREY:I thought we might get put in the witch's oven because we ate the gummy bear fence.
CHELSEY:I thought we were going to be eaten by lions and tigers and bears, oh my!.
CHELSEY:Okay!
TREY:And that's the end of that sound cue.
TREY:So no one ever has to hear it again.
TREY:I know I really over-played it.
TREY:But it was fun for me.
CHELSEY:Okay.
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CHELSEY:Okay, you did it again.
CHELSEY:You said you weren't going to do it again.
TREY:Well, I wasn't going to play this sound effect.
CHELSEY:Alright.
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