Welcome back to the show.
We are back with another round of hot topics.
Former new day host Margaret Larson
is zooming in from North Carolina
and Susie and Lindsay are in
studio with me and we're excited.
OK, so let's get after this.
We talked about this at the top of the show.
This flaming hot Mountain Dew.
Why on Earth would they make
this a blast of heat and citrus?
So I'm pouring into a glass
because I'm not a monster.
Our intern, Keegan said,
smell it with your mouth open.
OK, I don't think that's a good idea.
I don't know.
OK, it doesn't I
amity. My question is why?
I mean planning hot Cheetos?
Yes, flaming hot salsa.
Absolutely looking so forward to
the Taco Bell pizza next month.
But this is like did somebody?
Was there a demand?
I mean, do I really OK? I will
do it. Do it, do it.
Wow, in the color is something how.
It made me cry.
There's something in it they
breathe in alright here we go.
I think it's asbestos
is what makes you cough.
I don't want anything to burn me
going down unless it's whiskey.
I'm just saying, you know,
we're really hot. It's not,
yeah, but there's something
in there's like a little car.
It almost reminds
me of like fireball, whiskey,
or I'm sorry. Cinnamon whiskey
cinnamon they are not a sponsor.
It's very sweet.
It has a lot of sugar in it,
but that's not unusual
for Mountain Dew, right?
I mean it's not spicy,
but it does get in your nose.
It does nothing for me.
And also like I always like to say this
who who asked for it. I want to know.
Like who asked for this to be made
well and also when you drink
a beverage with spicy food,
you want that relief right, right?
So what are we gonna do?
Like a spicy like?
I'm just gonna say you're gonna spend
some time in the restroom. I feel
a tick tock challenge coming on.
I don't know like if people just
smelling it with their mouth open.
Yeah I prefer. Can I just say
about my friend Susie?
She was so concerned about this
working out for me that she sent
Me 2 cans so that I would have
a backup due in case something
wrong with the first one.
So thank you for your Burrow.
Drink it first, so obviously
you know what it's been in there
for a while and nobody's grabbed it.
I prefer mimosas, ladies,
so again, cheers to all y'all.
Yeah, alright. So first second topic,
I guess for hot topics is pet cloning.
Apparently we are starting to see a
resurgence of people asking about.
Can this happen now?
I have a wonderful Kitty
cat that I would clone it.
Look at, there's there's my cat.
You actually did professional photo shoots.
Both cats, right?
Well with both of my cats,
this was when I was about 17 OHP and
this is when you know it was about 30
something and that's that's Puss Puss.
But her formal name was Carly Simon,
so it's Carly Simon Carly.
And then the other one
was Whitney Lord Whitney.
And anyway I don't know about
puss like I love that cat.
But that's fine.
You can stay in the great beyond.
But Whitney I want that cat back.
So how do we feel about Clooney?
Now that I'm crazy?
But
y'all know how much I love my pip and
I loved Molly before her and all the
other dogs and I kind of feel like I
get why people want to clone pets,
but there are just so many pets
out in the world. Pipsa rescue.
They're great dogs out there,
great cats and I just I feel like.
I feel like maybe just move on and give
a home to to a pet who really needs
it. Amen all right. Good point.
Plus what could go wrong
when we keep cloning pets?
I mean, come on, we're gonna
end up with something horrific.
I have a feeling like it's
not like pet semetary.
Yeah exactly yeah came back wrong.
Speaking of horrific, no
judgment, I mean if people wanna
do that then they're free.
Ohh, I'm judging them, don't you?
You're just judge.
OK, Speaking of judgment,
one of our team members got a
lot of Flack for judging people
for this next fashion choice.
We'll be talking about the croc,
alright. It's a classic.
According to Nordstrom,
they're selling them, calling them classics.
What say you? I mean, I believe,
really, if Nordstrom says it,
I kind of I kind of believe it.
Well, I will say that Margaret
actually sent me this,
showing me that.
First of now calls it a classic,
so a class
that just just to be very fair here.
I know that Susie has a particular
venomous reaction to Crocs and this has
been a long standing thing with her,
and so I sent her the one in lemon yellow.
I mean, the color is literally.
So that it would have maximum effect
and I was I was just looking to
amuse her agnostic on the Crocs,
but I wanted to hear Susie's reaction.
I do have a problem.
It shortens the line of the leg.
I mean adults shouldn't wear it
anyone over 11 unless you're camping,
cooking or gardening.
And it should be a law.
They've gotten more and more
intricate SP years have gone
by. I mean, it's quite the
long list. It is Lindsey. I
am with Susie. I'm not quite as
like I don't have as as many feels
about it as as Susie, but man Crocs,
a classic, a classic, what like.
There's some classics that
needed to be taken to the sunset.
If you know what I'm saying,
this is one of
them. I just I can't.
No in the video. Watch the video
on nordstrom.com about this last
night and it said the stylist was saying
all you need to do is wear it
with a pair of jeans rolled up and
and AT shirt and it's like no.
This is for nurses, maybe teachers.
Maybe people who are on their feet a lot.
I and I just feel like I don't
know about y'all, but I had a pair
of Crocs once and my feet sweat.
I don't know what all those holes
are for because there is not a
lot of air circulation getting in
there so I'm just saying I don't
know what the point is of that.
Anyway, as we move on another question.
For all that is kind of controversial,
Botox, how young is too young.
I recently watched a TV show and
I saw a young lady who had so
many things injected in her face.
She it just it looked. It was too much.
Now I will be totally honest. I get Botox.
I do and I was that girl too.
First time I got it though it was 28.
Is that too young?
No, I mean, I here's the thing.
I I'm in my mid to late 30s and I
have been getting Botox for a few years.
Not gonna say how many but.
Yeah, I think. It what I was
told is that it's preventive.
So if you kind of are somebody who
has these lines up here like I do,
or just that you like, overexpress
your emotions like I do in my face.
You know, maybe just like you know,
take it down a notch and that's Botox is
really good for that.
And it makes me feel good to
just look at yourself in the
mirror and be like, OK, not have
to. Yeah, it's just right here and
I don't think there's anything wrong
with it maybe, I think like 30
is a good cut off. My, my mom told
me to get it cause I get this this
real sharp thing in my heart and I
was getting married at sunset and she
was like I don't want you scowling,
they're all your pictures so. Nice mom,
thanks mom, exactly look.
I get Botox between my eyebrows
too and my face is like whimsies.
I mean we could never play poker.
It's there's a lot of expression.
So yeah, I think that have been
around when I was in my 30s and
if it is medically so that it's
preventative and you want to.
There's no harm in it that I can tell.
I'm not a doctor.
I don't play one on TV,
but I, you know,
I think we've been doing this
long enough now to know that
if you don't overdo,
you're good.
You look still like yourself, Susie, I can't.
I'm sorry I was with you the
first time you ever got Botox,
but unfortunately I have to cut
you off because we're out of time.
OK, but thank you all.
You wonderful women. I love you.
I'm so blessed to know you, Lindsey,
thank you for everything you've done.
You are an absolute pleasure.