The Price of Yoni Eggs is Finally Falling with Trixie and Katya | The Bald and the Beautiful Podcast

[@georgiasuzanne06]

as someone with a panic disorder, the next time i have a panic attack i am actually gonna say to myself “you better lay low”

[@Imberis]

It could work! Sometimes you can pop yourself out of the anxiety by doing/saying something that's so silly it makes you laugh.

[@magicmarie8403]

Eat a lemon. Helps me.

[@nahimgood4]

It’d probably pop you out of it if only for a couple seconds, definitely make you laugh

[@hellotiffanycox]

Same… then I’m gonna take my lexapro and my 2mg xanax. 😂

[@tynekreiner5996]

Same! 😂

[@letsgosand]

The energy this episode is on par with a sleepover past 2am

[@Kelly-uw1xr]

And I’m so thankful

[@eric6cartman9]

lmaoo im watcjing this while smoking a j in the middle of the night sleepover vibes is soooooo right

[@theythemgae9025]

XD it's half two am for me and it's very much, the other gurls think I've fallen asleep but I'm jus chilling, lying down, listening to the goss energy.

[@Rai_S82]

Gurl, EVERY episode 😂

[@dariocharris407]

I love that Katya has been saying "OHHH THERE AINT NO OTHER WAY" for monthhhsssss.

[@itsthepens]

LONG MAY IT PERSIST! 🎉

[@lisamgreenleaf]

I even sing it in my own daily life now. She has influenced me

[@CaitGrimm]

if i had a dime.....A DIMEEE..."extra extraaaaa"

[@shortcake66]

@@lisamgreenleaf If you’re not doing this several times a day, what are you even doing?

[@stephislost]

My grandma used to do that

[@thechandman11]

Katya being FIRM about staying on topic.... queen mother grand duchess icon

[@Leakampff]

The tennis ball back and forth between 4 topics all at once in this episode was immense 💀💀💀

[@athenakay]

I’m tryna keep up 😭

[@LieutenantSheep]

My favorite kind of convo. I wish more ppl talked that way tbh

[@41Y554038813]

"You're Lebanese, you're Orient" had me CACKLING

[@nverroye]

Dying 😂😂😂

[@donraitan]

At the end of the day, ooh there ain’t no other way😂😂😂

[@jkleins2869]

that was so underrated

[@csanchez1046]

Zero acknowledgment from trixie 😂

[@pepps1943]

Ooooh there ain't no other way!!

[@ellellios]

Trixie & Katya: we never hang out & this friendship is all about making money Also Trixie & Katya: we love & would drop absolutely everything for the other person Never change!

[@danwilliams2551]

They will say something with conviction and then say the opposite in a later episode with equal conviction and we never know which way is up lol

[@mindy561]

such a special sisterhood.

[@samanthag1922]

@@danwilliams2551 i think they just enjoy fucking with us bc they find it funny and kinda dumb how invested we are in their friendship, which is so valid honestly

[@nikksterr0902]

Xanax has saved my life, multiple times. It’s the break glass in case of emergency - I go to therapy, sleep, see friends, have a job, exercise…but sometimes, you gotta hit the snooze button on the very dark thoughts. Half a pill, 20 mins, she says YOU BETTALAYLOW and the episode is over. Truly a gift. What’s scary is the number of bottles I’ve had that have expired because I get prescribed so much, but I don’t use most of them. So, there you go. Actual human need vs the pharmaceutical industry.

[@MikeyMile5411]

I took it for 4 years, 2mg a day. I never abused it I switched to an ssri and didn't need it anymore Medicine definitely can help when it's truly needed

[@RR-kz4hq]

Yes!! I have panic attacks maybe once a year but enough that I know I need it or for specific medical appointments but my prescriber literally was starting me at 2 a day every day

[@JerseyGasMan420]

Same!!! I ended up telling my doc that I don’t need him to prescribe me that many because I didn’t need it daily, only like once a week at most usually. That way I wouldn’t be wasting as much/have a surplus just sitting around like I had for months 😅

[@74-KH]

Doctors are getting a kickback for prescribing those meds in the US😢

[@Genderanarchy]

I used to work with troubled youth, and when I found out you could abuse Buspirone which!!! I literally am prescribed en MASSE and have so many expired bottles of because I needed it for my horrible panic attacks but I also hate the side effects so I only ever took like 4-5 pills A YEAR. they prescribed me 90 pills a MONTH!

[@Nonsense_thepodcast]

Trixie is my coffee and Katya is my cigarette

[@itsnautsch]

what a perfect comment

[@Blakiedoo]

and whos your diarrhea

[@johnny-qc8qf]

wow. the imagery you have provided..... thank you for this

[@xlouisexox]

This is poetry

[@CameronGuarino]

Kelly Mantle is my fentanyl❤

[@theoriginal1971]

Love the thought of Orville and Trixie going to Katya’s house and making her watch Housewives compilations on her own tv in her own living room 😂

[@nataliaalfonso2662]

They’re truly platonic soulmates. True best friends. I wish I could find one like this.

[@elevatorfloor]

i love when katya laughs so hard her legs fly in the air

[@larawolf1506]

That hip replacement really shows!

[@ashley9259]

when they talked about how much they genuinely love each other i had tears in my eyes i love when they get earnest 😭❤️

[@SleeplessEremite]

i love this earnest era you’re embracing ladies ❤️ we need to tell people we love them more often

[@purpleexplorer2263]

We really have to. Not to be morbid but they can be taken from us at any moment. Tell your best friends you love them every chance you get.

[@stephaniecastro5083]

Katya’s “you’re Lebanese you’re orient” joke was hilariously missed

[@bonsoirgarance]

Please can someone explain the joke ? English is my second language

[@cosmo_junk]

​@@bonsoirgarance it's lyrics to born this way - lady gaga

[@neen319]

This is why I MUST watch these eps 5-6 times bc I catch gems like these I missed the first 4 times

[@hannahpothier5329]

Thank you!!!!

[@ellaizasoberano]

seated for my weekly therapy session

[@ACGPRODUTIONS]

Bitch me toooo 🤣

[@LifeRomanticized]

Can I join? 💀

[@jackl8025]

Audio Klonopin

[@kc6609]

these ladies have become our weekly "xany" dose 😁😊

[@erintheokay]

Trixie talking over Katya telling her she loves her the most is the most T&K thing ever.

[@supinedream]

I read an interesting article recently where the brain waves of people reading and listening to an audiobook were measured, and all the same areas of activity lit up, showing almost no difference to the brain. The theory was that it’s because the person still had to imagine the story regardless of how it was input. I really enjoyed the article because they made the case that people who have reading comprehension issues, or vision impairment, or dyslexia, or any host of reading problems can still be literary, and it made me happy! So go forth and absorb all the literature you want, however you want, and don’t let the “book purists” scare you off or yuck your yum!

[@supinedream]

@@dayglowbimbo Exactly. It isn’t the physical book that creates the experience. It’s the imagination. And because of that, audiobooks can produce all the same benefits of reading. They help to build empathy and vocabulary, and a whole host of things in the same way reading does. So for everyone out there struggling with literacy, just know you have options, and don’t let anyone make you feel like less of a “reader”!

[@supinedream]

@@agnespethes That’s so interesting! I can definitely see how the AI voice might be preferable. I know I’ve been annoyed many times by the actor’s interpretation in an audiobook! But I usually just tolerate it for the sake of a good story! It just goes to show how varied and wonderful the literary experience can be, no matter how you get your books 😊!

[@MaxOakland]

If it’s the same, People with reading comprehension issues would still have the same issues

[@supinedream]

@@MaxOakland Nope. They don’t. Because it’s how their brains process the information. In fact, studies have shown that audiobooks can actually help people with reading comprehension issues to improve their reading skills. Plenty of academic research on the efficacy of audiobook support for literacy skills exists; audiobooks have long been considered an alternative way to access content, particularly for readers with physical and cognitive difficulties, but have the potential to support every reader in their reading journey.

[@supinedream]

@@MaxOakland Research has shown that audiobooks can be incredibly effective for students with reading-based learning disabilities. The benefits of auditory learning can include things like increased comprehension. Listening to audiobooks can bridge the gap between decoding words and assigning meaning. Receiving information visually and audibly reinforces word recognition, improves fluency, builds vocabulary, and supports comprehension skills. Audiobooks can also help with better grades and academic performance. Audiobooks help students by allowing them to concentrate on the meaning of what they’re reading rather than trying to decode words on a page. Their listening comprehension may be more robust than their reading comprehension. Instead, listening to the text gives students access to content that’s above their current reading levels, making learning more efficient. They also help with higher confidence and improved self-esteem. Audiobooks can help ease tension and frustration, boost confidence and make reading much more enjoyable by allowing students to independently access the text and keep up with peers on content area reading. Also, audiobooks foster a sense of motivation. Audiobooks help kids learn to enjoy literature and build a diverse knowledge base. They are essential to open a magical world of stories so they can experience what it’s like to get lost in a good book, just like their peers. So for all of those out there with reading comprehension or reading-based learning disabilities, or any other literary challenges, whether they be physical or cognitive, don’t let anyone invalidate your journey! Ableism has no place in the literary world, or anywhere else for that matter! Both you and your literary journey are valid! Accessibility to art is essential for people to thrive, and is so easily expanded to include all of the arts, which is how art (literary, music, or otherwise) should be! Inclusive! Everyone should have the pleasure of experiencing the endeavors of creative people, no matter what their abilities might be. And I can’t imagine any artist, musician, writer etc. alive not wanting to have their work available to anyone and everyone with the desire to experience it.

[@SpoodyFlopp]

Trixie's Xanny story reminds me of that study where they told people some flavored water was alcoholic and they all started acting drunk.

[@MikeyMile5411]

I thought so too. But the way she described how it feels to be on Xanax is spot on. That's exactly how it feels

[@leitmotif7268]

Some people who *prefer to be in control* are so sensitive to their body’s signals that they have the kind of emotional reaction that Trixie is referring to.

[@jacobcourson9038]

@@leitmotif7268interestinggg

[@theanadevine]

⁠I JUST thought of that phenomenon yesterday, for almost no reason.

[@sketchtheparadigmyork1217]

44:47 Katya talking over Trixie the way Trixie does is the best part of the ep.

[@csanchez1046]

Katya was cracking me the hell up in this episode. “Yoouuuu better shut up!”

[@dandantsm6560]

"Our life is our perception and our perception is chemical"... bitch Katya you're a genius, that phrase blowed my mind wtf

[@kaylinsmith6921]

Trixie's sensitivity to literal trace amounts of substances shouldn't still shock me, but I am Katya every time.

[@katiem.1420]

I'm very sensitive to things too but half of a .25 of Xanax is basically dust. That would do nothing for me if I was having a panic attack.

[@LieutenantSheep]

Lmao Katya saying “you got hard about a Xanax” is what we needed her to say

[@josephcarolan5527]

I was Trixie a year or two ago but now I'm Katya

[@MikeyMile5411]

Trixies talk on Xanax is so real. I was on it for 4 years. Never abused it, and always took it as prescribed. But it genuinely makes you feel like everything is good. I remember thinking all the time when I was on it, "this must be how normal people feel all the time." It was like my eyes were open, everything felt clearer and easier to process I constantly feared I'd end up becoming addicted or abusing it but thankfully I never did. I ended up switching to an anti depressant and haven't needed the Xanax in years But it truly is an incredible feeling of like clarity I could see how easier people become addicted because it's such a peaceful calm feeling

[@ryane3703]

Normal people don't feel like everything is good all the time it's literally just benzos

[@kelly6677]

Forgive my ignorance, but if you have anxiety to this extent, why is it bad/scary/dangerous when a prescribed medication brings you out of the anxiety and into a mindset where everything is good? This is a genuine question because I always thought of depression/anxiety type "disorders" (apologies if that's the wrong term) happened when your brain has an imbalance of some hormone (?), and the medication helps to mimic or produce that missing element so that your depression/anxiety isn't negatively impacting your life. If Xanax does that for some, why is it concerning? Hopefully my question makes sense and isn't too stupid 😅 and appreciate any information

[@kelly6677]

Oh they kind of answered it: best used as a tool with other things to help your mental health.

[@MikeyMile5411]

@@kelly6677 I think just because of the stigma of it being an addictive substance made me feel that way You see and hear about how it ruins peoples lives, so I always had the worry in the back of my mind of like, "what if I become like that?" Even tho I was taking it exactly as prescribed

[@MikeyMile5411]

@@ryane3703 of course it was, and I never said it wasn't I said that's a reoccurring thought I had when I was taking them It made me feel like I was "normal"

[@mbev1994]

“So you got divorced… have you heard about art?” Destroyed me

[@Labyrinth22]

Trixie immediately killing me with the Chime “Hiiii”. 😂🤣

[@frankpacella5289]

I believe the chime voice is one of the most annoying sounds I've ever heard. Am I the only one?

[@Labyrinth22]

@@frankpacella5289 I’m not sure which one of us has the popular opinion, but I can’t stop laughing everytime I hear it. “Hiiii” Damn, I just realized there were two chime ads this episode. Sorry, girl.

[@kc6609]

ik! that creepy little girl "hiii" will be on point for halloween next tuesday

[@alpacafish1269]

"do you have a summer anthem"

[@satyrboy5697]

@@frankpacella5289 yeah I don't like it either lol

[@c.k.8585]

When Katya tried to finish her barbershop story and Trixie just interrupted her again to bring the discussion back to Housewives I almost fell off my chair.

[@mishlake1]

Not Trixie reading bell hooks!! Skinny legend and budding black feminist 🙏🏿 we love it 🥰

[@oliviafiglo7319]

when she was listing watchmen and doctor sleep i did not exepect all about love to come next 😭

[@jackl8025]

C'mon graduate studies in literary theory!

[@y2kaylaog]

well she is a little black girl from the brewster projects

[@sitavinod8728]

she is a black girl who grew up in the brewster projects..

[@hilaryroseme]

I was gonna sayyyy is my girl reading bell hooks???? 💕✨

[@MariaDobrinescu13]

Trixie: “We’re mentally ill” Katya: “Noooo” 🤣

[@LieutenantSheep]

Lol Trixie coming into her mental illness era is proving the her wlw fan base why we love her

[@kojayeoja]

Katya's reaction to Trixie being the talker at the hair salon is so me

[@robertgriffith9703]

PREACH THE WORD, MOTHER KATYA!!!!! FINALLY, another Queer person who sees the Housewives for what they really are and not afraid to say it. CURSE YOU Andy Cohen.

[@lauranydb7979]

Andy Cohen helped try to ruin Kathy Griffin's career

[@De_monqueen]

“Now back to the barber shop” really did spark something in Tracy

[@MichelleMacAuley]

Chronic pain patient here - I can pay, out of pocket, for all the thc I want (which would be more than $300 per month at the very least) or I can pay a $3.25 co-pay for a tiny, tiny amount of pain meds. My pain is constantly under treated because of the opioid epidemic. First they over-prescribed and now the pendulum has swung the other way far too far. In order to take even the smallest amount of pain meds, I have to sign a pain contract that has all kinds of stipulations. If you make one mistake they kick you off. If insurance covered thc, I'd be all over that shit.

[@Mezzy..]

29:11 they say they're not the friends we think they are yet they would drop everything to help one another in a crisis- THAT'S friendship.

[@ExtremeObservations]

Trixie the pathological interruptor 😂

[@Luke-rm1kw]

Katya has tried to fight it the past couple weeks, and that just made Trixie even madder

[@jakwashere104]

Ms Mattel is on a MISSION every episode to make sure katya never finishes a story😭

[@Maris-393]

Hearing about how much they love eachother acutally made me so happy

[@RAMusicRU]

The seldom cackling from a woman in the room gives the podcast that much character! Almost sad when she doesn’t laugh)))

[@Sonchitas]

Какие люди, почему-то заметила коммент худой легенды, только пересматривая видео 5й раз, но это того стоило ❤

[@colbyandbrennen3543]

The descriptions never fail to be the most elegantly unhinged passage of writing

[@lilmarsu]

I could listen to Katya wisdom and point of view on things for hours.

[@ARareAndDifferentTune1313]

She truly has such a unique outlook on life. You never know where’s she’s gonna go with something when she starts talking , but there have been so many times that my mind has been blown by the things she’s had to say.

[@raffy4527]

Whenever katya pulls out the "you better lay low" I laugh so hard pls never stop

[@SethRGray]

Love is a verb, not just a noun is something I say all the time! It's the line I use when I start to feel guilty about cutting off toxic family. You can't SAY you love me, you have to ACT like you love me.

[@Sophie-wt8xj]

18:02 as someone with chronic pain because of my Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, I really appreciate Trixie bringing this up. I live in a state where marijuana is still illegal, but when I lived in California for a couple years in college having access to high CBD strains did really help me a lot

[@AdamBoothadammbooth]

This was the best episode so far. Please more of this honest chaos.

[@purplequokka]

29:15 the friendship each of us deserve

[@youcare_somuch2433]

Sincerity on the pod?? This is unheard of! So sweet to hear how much you two care about each other 💕💕

[@halfpine9952]

The way Trixie’s body responds to drugs is utterly fascinating

[@ohboilien]

I’m in a friend group where most ppl havre done few or no drugs at all and most of us are similar to that

[@katiem.1420]

I'm very similar to her. However if I'm having a full blown panic attack I need at least .5 milligrams of Xanax.

[@sillystring2121]

graphic novels and audio books are 100% "reading". certified library employee over here!

[@montycas]

This episode was so good with the usual jokes and ricocheting between topics and extra (extra) organically flowing conversation. Added bonus a lot of warmth that I see extended into the comment section! I’m loving the interesting and informative replies. Also I don’t enjoy graphic novels because to me they’re actually harder to focus on but I still consider that “reading books!”

[@sarahhudson7108]

I understand the fear of medication that is also a common recreational drug, but if you suffer from anxiety or depression or adhd, your brain chemistry is literally different and therefore reacts to these medications differently than neurotypical individuals. For anyone, go with what feels right in addition to psychiatric recommendation. If these drugs really help you function and see the world in a more healthy or realistic way, give yourself a little leeway, especially if you have a psychiatrist you trust that you can consult. *Context: neuroscientist who also just got prescribed a similar life-changing kind of medication that caused similar anxieties* Sending love❤

[@wrustria]

as someone who has barely even touched alcohol and drugs most of my life trixie is so right about our virgin brains being so sensitive to substances.

[@magnumdorkus4222]

Lol same. I don't even drink caffeine or take ibuprofen unless I'm dying. But the moment I got on an antidepressants, my world shifted on its axis. I guess the difference here is I'm still on my pills lol

[@LieutenantSheep]

I started drinking coffee at like, 15, antidepressants at 17, started drinking socially at 19, and now I take adderall for my adhd so I really don’t know that life lol. I used to be a lightweight when it came to drinking and I’m still not nuts abt mj so it’s so funny to me when Trixie is all abt an edible but goes to the moon w coffee and is frightened by taking a prescribed medication to get control of her anxiety

[@bbert-fauxlopher]

Oh there ain't no other way!

[@dawsonrude7054]

Ooh there ain’t no other way!

[@xVibra]

Orient or Lebanese

[@Trevino2319]

@@dawsonrude7054z

[@innitbruv-lascocomics9910]

​@@xVibra ORI-ENT or LE-BA-NESE

[@dawsonrude7054]

@@xVibra Honey it’s: You’re black, white, beige, chola decent, you’re Lebanese, you’re Orient’

[@SamanthaRod]

I'm with Katya so much. I get so exhausted by small talk at the hair salon, so I just tell my stylist that people touching my hair makes me sleepy (it does). I just zone out and enjoy the sensation of getting my hair done, without the small talk 😅

[@mallorykane2843]

I hate it too. My last stylist expressed relief the first time i met her and i said i wasn't a big talker. I ended up being her break and we didn't say much. I've been cutting my own hair since covid that's how much i dread the process of finding a new chill one.

[@SuperDerp5]

I requested elevator music at a massage once, cause the woman wouldn't asking me questions. Preaching about political shit. 😢

[@vialikescats]

literally been anxious all day & have felt terrible but the “bloop bloop” IN SYNC MADE MY DAY! made me laugh hysterically! (its around 6:50)

[@alanamonique84]

All About Love is a classic by bell hooks. That’s such an important book!

[@beatomasoski7356]

"that's not reading a book" "tell that to people who are vision impaired!" "i woNT! i'm telling it to you👈" kayta lmaooooooo

[@kayelanipalacios]

I cant wait to see what movies will be reviewed on this weeks episode of The Rotting Potatoes podcast 😂

[@seraphimos]

ok but trixie is so real bc drinking coffee gives me panic attacks lol

[@mjclark2800]

not trixie reading bell hooks !!! you go girl, bell hooks is an amazing appalachian author

[@MrAilsaAng]

13:15 “you’re so fucking weird bitch” TOOK ME OUTTTT bc precisely at that point when Trixie was talking about getting high off green tea I was thinking where are we wtf is she talking about??

[@MakingSpaceAtTheTable]

Listening to a narrative was the OG way people used to get their stories.

[@MunchieAcid]

I'm usually good at keeping up with the string of topics... Today? HONEY, FEVER DREAM. What just happened? I'm obsessed and love it so much

[@tierracrone992]

The serious “You better lay low.” is so haunting and so good (18:02 & 21:00)

[@lindsaygreer8487]

Katya trying to tell Trixie she loves her while Trixie endlessly cuts her off 😂💀

[@lauranydb7979]

I think Trixie has said it so much to her and got fluffed off that she is not receptive anymore.

[@kirac.7368]

As a born and bred Real Housewives fan - Katya is 100% right. We love our rotted women

[@FleaÉire]

Trixie making the Jurassic Park reference about Katya again, but no high pitched, “Cover it! Cover it!”. I was waiting for it

[@TheSpindlecat]

Imo listening to an audiobook is not reading bc it automatically changes ones experience of the story by phrasing, voice, pacing, etc. To clarify, I still count listening to an audiobook as like a book a Goodreads but I don't think you are reading it - you are more experiencing it. Another example is a word for word graphic novel from a novel originally without pictures. The mere addition of pictures fundamentally changes the experience, so why wouldn't someone's voice change my perception of a story?

[@avadax2926]

"You're Lebanese, you're Orient." I cackled.

[@eden-of7jz]

hearing “🎶you betta drop out🎶” as i’m writing a midterm KILLED ME

[@nylawinning9372]

The interrupting in this episode is on another level omfg

[@basedgodevoir2487]

katya coming back from the ad break with “so i had flaming hot diarrhea the other day, that got in the way of sticking something up my ass” i threw my head back cackling and my headphones fell off

[@jennaelsie8217]

the jurassic bit with "cover the bones" finally made a comeback. good for her

[@mattgrimes8050]

I read All About Love in college and it changed how I viewed and have relationships forever! Great book, couldn’t recommend it enough!

[@hihowareya4004]

23:58 me and Trixie made the same face lmfaoo. Katya is on one today

[@emilytetreault2516]

11:30 Good shout by Trixie. Everybody's situation is unique, but having watched benzos do their worst on a close family member, I feel pretty confident that in most cases it shouldn't be prescribed for general anxiety. Popping a xanax during a panic attack is one thing, but taking doses every day, multiple times a day is dangerous. There are other medications available that work well.

[@charsmith1804]

big agree from someone who was prescribed it and got addicted…. definitely not the case for everyone as i also have majorly addictive tendencies lmao but it is so serious and it’s prescribed so flippantly. almost a year clean though 😁

[@emilytetreault2516]

@@charsmith1804 I can't overstate how big of an accomplishment that is, I am so proud of you, but more importantly I hope you are proud of yourself. It's not enough to just detox from it, learning to live in the world again without the help of benzos is so difficult, and so many people don't make it. It's a huge achievement you've done.

[@Brodes1985]

I got some really bad news today. Getting home and watching you both really helped take my mind off things for a little bit. Thank you x

[@Avajuniorlord]

i love getting peaks into katya and her assistants banter. "dont look at me like that" hahaha

[@Starrgazed]

My dog absolutely loves Trixie's little girl voice right when it came one in the beginning. He looked so stupid and confused. It was hilarious😂😂😂

[@mollyw6951]

katya acknowledging how many gay AND misogynistic men make movies where straight women are the only villain 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 true feminist speak

[@AlayneAdelaide]

Medication can be literally life-changing depending on the person. In my experience, Wellbutrin completely changed my perspective on life. I didn't know there was an easier way to live. I didn't know that I could feel consistently stable. I highly recommend anyone struggling with anxiety or depression to seek support. It doesn't have to be medication. You deserve to feel better and get the resources you need to manage each day. It can get so much better.

[@C_M_R]

Trixie: ...I never do drugs Me: 👀

[@lordwalker71]

Or how they never hang out yet they always seem to be hanging out.

[@sammyp9514]

Also G, ecstasy. She does a ton of drugs !! 😂😂

[@LieutenantSheep]

And edibles! Like, what is the truth?

[@thelifeofanintrovert1505]

Trying drugs vs doing them is very different! One is a lifestyle the other is just experimenting

[@werewolf1301]

I love the solemn nods when acknowledging that they love each other very much. Ever the professionals.

[@barrettd45]

22:13 Katya was on fire this night I shed a tear from laughter "I go through hell at Floyd Barber shop"

[@naomiama333]

Love to hear Trixie talk about All About Love (by bell hooks, everyone should read!)

[@Conversatilepodcast]

It hurts how much I LOVE this podcast and you two! ❤‍🩹

[@SeraphinaRivera]

the chaos of this episode was amazing

[@brodypenn]

We need to make a compilation of Trixie referencing the Jurassic Park scene 😂

[@samuelblack1687]

did anyone else catch katya's teardrop-massive attack reference on the "a verb" comment

[@xoparker]

“Disinfect your headset” Trixie leaving beauty school was just like Michael Scott leaving the fat pill telemarketers 🤭

[@mallaymusic3023]

29:56 “How ‘bout a Chunnel………? I guess it’s just a tunnel.” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@coutoalberton3123]

Omg katya is on fire this one!!! Love it

[@Its_Casprin]

LET. KATYA. FINISH. A. STORY.

[@jakwashere104]

Ms Tracy Martel has other plans

[@sadierose2890]

… it’s off putting & rude. Gives me the ick. 🌈🫒

[@blorble4701]

but do WE deserve it tho

[@chadstchad]

no way, that’s not this show lol

[@leimurphy575]

@@sadierose2890I truly don’t think she means to, I used to have a really bad problem with interrupting and it’s really hard to stop

[@laurielmaoo]

trixie when big triangles on the nostrils: 😡🤬❌😤🤬❌🤬😤 trixie when big triangles anywhere else on the face: ✅😁👍🏻❤️😁👍🏻✅😁❤️😂

[@ncastro612]

I need a snippet of Katya and Trixie doing Whitney's "you better lay low" speel IMMEDIATELY 😂❤😂

[@backwardblackbyrd]

22:58 i CANNOT believe how quickly they moved past "your make up is, i'll just draw lines around the holes" i had to pause the video to cackle for 5 real life minutes

[@Anxiouslittlearies]

Trixie just casually dropping that headset line from the office made me happy

[@lisgelfling1031]

too much but JUST right!!!!!!! holler at your coversational chemistry!!!

[@thisboyjason]

24:48 "We gatta stap drawin' the nastrils ahn" Trixie's accent leaking through kills me

[@ScottysHaze]

I just don't hear it. I listened to it like 8 times? I suppose it probably doesn't help that I'm typing this comment from my home.... Wisconsin. Lol 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@tulgeyforest]

"we're not going down there for glade plug-in" had me CACKLING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh my god

[@MsArt888]

"thank you. wait what do you mean"

[@drattyg8099]

11:00 giiirrrrllll I was prescribed for a while years ago Xanax for the panic attacks and issues I was having. First time I took it and felt so soft and floaty and fuzzy and just laid down in a nest of pillows and vibed I was like "oooohhhh, this is why people get hooked.." So I sufficiently scared myself reading about getting clean off it and boy that kept me from taking em too often, no thank you.

[@OdddChilddd]

I love how Trixie's little girl voice just sounds like Carl from Jimmy Neutron