Meredith Lynch

Hey everyone, welcome back to The Moment Live.

It's your pal Meredith Lynch.

I'm joined as always by my partner in so many crimes.

So

Um, like that was the thing with, uh, our, my, you know, the person that I recently found out was, I can't get into it here, but like the person I found out were like catfishing.

My whole friend group is like, if you were to have spoken to any of us individually, we would have all told you that this was like, this person was a problem, but we didn't want to say it, you know, because it felt bad.

And, but like, we weren't being treated well.

No, and that's what sucks, especially with people who can't be honest with themselves, so they have to make up something on the other side of it.

No, but I think that that is like another layer to it, what you said about turning down...

And I think Meredith Lynch is her name, someone who made a video about this.

Yeah.

And she was like, "I turned down life-changing money from Polymarket.

Okay, have you heard, I think you had this Meredith woman on your podcast at one time.

So have you heard the, I don't know if she really calls herself an influencer or more Meredith Lynch.

I think you've seen her on TikTok.

Not only

Just so you know.

I thought she was funny.

I would say Meredith Lynch is one of those first people on TikTok that really would start doing these deep dives on people.

The good, the bad, the ugly.

Welcome back to The Moment Live.

It's your pal, Meredith Lynch.

I'm joined today, as always, by my friend, Rebecca Sananez.

And we also have with us on Fridays, Dr. Sarah Oreck.

And then later we have Representative Greg Kazar of Texas.

He's going to talk to us about AI and flock cameras and, as Meredith pointed out, his four-minute mile in high school.

Yeah, he's a fast runner, which is good because you need that to run away from flock cameras.

That's right.

Yeah, you know, in a few areas.

So it's a good starting point.

Meredith and Rebecca is really, I already feel complimented.

Oh, good.

I have friends coming to visit in two weeks for the weekend in September because, yes, the Hamptons is still wonderful in September and October, November, and December, and they already are like, "Can we go to Bethenny's Cafe?" And I'm like, "You're gonna fucking be the death of me." I already went, and I already talked about it on air, but maybe we'll find something else again if we go again, but I'm trying to get out of it.

But, uh, online, you know, it was posted, Meredith Lynch, who we had on this podcast, who I really enjoy, uh, she says, "You know, it's all smoke and mirrors.

Bethenny, uh, because she has a depleting bank account and a big branding problem, we're gonna talk about it.

By the way, the last time I talked about one of these topics, it almost did get me sued by Bethenny.

The only thing that's ever been a solid money maker for Bethenny, and by the way, not even as good a money maker as she likes to pretend it to be, is Skinnygirl.

Unfortunately for Bethenny," Meri- Meredith Lynch says, who was on this podcast, we'll reair her episodes, "uh, f- fortunately for society and fortunately for Bethenny, we have moved away from that sort of, you know, marketing things being like this is skinny whatever.

In fact, did you know the National Eating Disorders Association actually reached out to Bethenny's company, asked her to change the name of this because it has been linked to calling things like Skinnygirl, like eating disorders." So there is a lot of write-ups about the Supermodel Cafe out there.

A lot of people are coming for her and saying the same thing, and, like, we're kind of past that as a society that, like, skinny is the way to be, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

She...

We've had Meredith Lynch on our show a couple of times, and she's alluded, well, not alluded, straight up said that maybe Bethany doesn't have as much coin as she claims to.

So even though she was staying at the Ritz-Carlton, one interesting tidbit this stylist told me is Homegirl was in the smallest room they have.

Not in a suite.

[upbeat music] Hey everyone, welcome back to The Moment Live.

It's your old pal, Meredith Lynch.

Rebecca is on vacation this week.

She will be back on Friday.