Ryan Broderick

And the example that I would point to here is one from 2023 as well, which is when Tiffany Gomez has a meltdown on a plane and claims that a passenger is not real.

telling you right now that mother back there is not real and is videotaped on the plane and like my mom's a flight attendant so for years i've always told her like if the phones come out like hide in the bathroom like i know you have a duty to protect the passengers but like you don't want to be the flight attendant that's like pulling down the dead dog from like you know wherever someone stashed it or whatever like and i do think that like oh you don't think we should help dogs ryan

No, I think we don't need them.

I just saw a whole fucking meltdown about dogs at restaurants.

So yes, I mean, there's no- Okay, I know.

Have you watched a dog pee on the floor inside a restaurant in L.A.

before?

I don't really think LA counts as an actual society or city.

Yeah.

I mean, like, you know, you have the debate over whether a chaperone should be nice to a kid that likes her in a restaurant.

You have the debate over whether a woman should express sexual thoughts or feelings in public, whether women should be.

Oh, actually.

So just to put a bow on this one, Gomez did explain that she was not having a hallucination, which I actually think makes the story more interesting because.

So obviously she gave this quote to the Barstool Sports podcast, another win for this internet.

She said, I think it will probably be a good two years before it truly goes away.

And I will be a meme for the rest of my life.

I get it.

And at this point, it is funny.

It is funny.

It's not funny what the passengers had to go through at all.