Sep 29, 2026 · 50 min · 17 segments
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Jennifer WelchHost
Angie SullivanHost
It's really not something I've personally had it with, although I have had it, but there's an example I can give you all that I observed that we have been remiss in not talking about as a grievance that happens in the, uh, in the people.
So, this past weekend, Josh Welch and I went to play pickleball with Jonathan, Jonathan Van Ness and his husband Mark Peacock, and they're very good friends of ours and we love to double date with JVN and Mark.
And Mark was telling us that on the way over to the pickleball courts, JVN was reading Mark a- For filth.
Because Mark was not as disappointed about the Williams sisters' double loss in the first round at the US Open as Jonathan was.
He, uh, he felt it with everything in him, and he's cheering, and he went the highs and the lows, and then, and they, they, they played great, but they didn't pull out the win.
Well, Jonathan, in his being upset about the defeat and seeing Mark being dismissive about it, he decides to zero in on Mark.
He, he's like, "Well, I mean, look," he's like, Jonathan's like, "I can't believe they lost, they did so good." And he's like, "Well, they're in their 40s.
They've retired, they've come back." I mean, and, and Mark's British, so he's, you know, so he's like, "Maybe they should just call it." And then Jonathan's like, "Well, are you ageist?"
Y'all are my favorite double daters on the planet, and dear, dear friends of mine.
It's really not something I've personally had it with, although I have had it, but there's an example I can give you all that I observed that we have been remiss in not talking about as a grievance that happens in the, uh, in the people.
So, this past weekend, Josh Welch and I went to play pickleball with Jonathan, Jonathan Van Ness and his husband Mark Peacock, and they're very good friends of ours and we love to double date with JVN and Mark.
And Mark was telling us that on the way over to the pickleball courts, JVN was reading Mark a- For filth.
Because Mark was not as disappointed about the Williams sisters' double loss in the first round at the US Open as Jonathan was.
He, uh, he felt it with everything in him, and he's cheering, and he went the highs and the lows, and then, and they, they, they played great, but they didn't pull out the win.
Well, Jonathan, in his being upset about the defeat and seeing Mark being dismissive about it, he decides to zero in on Mark.
He, he's like, "Well, I mean, look," he's like, Jonathan's like, "I can't believe they lost, they did so good." And he's like, "Well, they're in their 40s.
They've retired, they've come back." I mean, and, and Mark's British, so he's, you know, so he's like, "Maybe they should just call it." And then Jonathan's like, "Well, are you ageist?"
Y'all are my favorite double daters on the planet, and dear, dear friends of mine.
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