Oct 15, 2026 · 45 min · 10 segments
We discuss Kelly Clarkston-gate, the Selma Blair arrest, review Primetime, The Social Reckoning, and discuss Elf Lyons' Woman on the Edge AKA the next Fleagbag. * * * Hosted on Acast. See…
Isabelle TrumanHostGrace O'NeillHostI have been reading up on this and I just in my heart am team Kelly, even though I know like.
I do expect that because people are so insane that this small business owner has been like borderline, if not completely doxed and is having a terrible time of it.
Manner that would have resolved the whole thing instead of like standing ten toes down all night calling Kelly Clarkson a liar.
like she endears people because I was trying to think about why this was going so viral, especially because it's about something so ludicrous.
named named and shamed a Brooklyn toy like a vintage toy store because they taught like basically said to her you can't afford this thing in the window and the thing ended up being a $15,000 like wind up fucking cuckoo clock or something like something so stupid but I think the feeling of being belittled by a shop assistant is so universal that like somehow in this situation Kelly Clarkson feels like standing up for the little guy and
Yeah, so she said, this is also really funny, just drove all the way to Brooklyn.
Just drove all the way to Brooklyn to check out this store I thought looked really rad and had a few things in mind to buy and literally was looked at as if I couldn't afford it and was told he could find something comparable for me.
But y'all should go check out Out of Plan Brooklyn if you deserve being treated like Julia Roberts' character in Pretty Woman.
And also the fact that she brought in Julia Roberts' character in Pretty Woman because that's such a universal.
um that scene that scene yeah because it's i i'm scared to go into stores if i'm being completely honest they're not scared but like i just don't want to go i don't
I have been reading up on this and I just in my heart am team Kelly, even though I know like.
I do expect that because people are so insane that this small business owner has been like borderline, if not completely doxed and is having a terrible time of it.
Manner that would have resolved the whole thing instead of like standing ten toes down all night calling Kelly Clarkson a liar.
like she endears people because I was trying to think about why this was going so viral, especially because it's about something so ludicrous.
named named and shamed a Brooklyn toy like a vintage toy store because they taught like basically said to her you can't afford this thing in the window and the thing ended up being a $15,000 like wind up fucking cuckoo clock or something like something so stupid but I think the feeling of being belittled by a shop assistant is so universal that like somehow in this situation Kelly Clarkson feels like standing up for the little guy and
Yeah, so she said, this is also really funny, just drove all the way to Brooklyn.
Just drove all the way to Brooklyn to check out this store I thought looked really rad and had a few things in mind to buy and literally was looked at as if I couldn't afford it and was told he could find something comparable for me.
But y'all should go check out Out of Plan Brooklyn if you deserve being treated like Julia Roberts' character in Pretty Woman.
And also the fact that she brought in Julia Roberts' character in Pretty Woman because that's such a universal.
um that scene that scene yeah because it's i i'm scared to go into stores if i'm being completely honest they're not scared but like i just don't want to go i don't
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