E498 Glossy Grinch Lips and Ghost Escape Rooms
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Well, howdy, everyone. Christine, your lips look awfully glossed today.
Thank you. I glossed them with my Grinch holiday makeup kit.
A new sentence every time with you, Christine.
I've been waiting for someone to talk about my lip gloss. This is Cindy Lou Who. Is it really? Yeah.
It's not.
No, I reserve that for one special day of
the year. This year, people aren't going to get it. Would you like to pre-record it and we can have Megan put it in?
Oh, my God. On the spot? Who, me? As the spotlight comes down, my microphone swings into
frame. All right, everyone. We're hearing it now. Or maybe, you know what? I'm going to make you wait till Christmas. Jack cut this and put it at Christmas.
Please stand by. We are.
what's it called kelly oaky when like kelly clarkson just like rip just like handles
hilarious i've never heard of that but i love that
kelly clarkson has now become a adjective or something where it's like oh they kelly clarkson that and it's like they did the best version you've ever heard
oh that's nice because usually turning a person's name into a verb doesn't end so kindly you know you
really shrooted it yeah you really sheafered it you know what i mean no you kelly clarkson that that
was
oh oh my god thank
you happy to have witnessed it three months in advance I think Kelly Clarkson sang the original soundtrack. So that makes sense. Yeah, I think so, too. I'm obviously talking about the original 1969 version of the TV special. So I know what you're saying. OK, just making sure. Anyway, I don't know where we're cutting back into the episode, but that got really weird. And I think my body's still returning to some sort of homeostasis. Are you sizzling?
Do you feel yourself sizzling a little bit?
Yeah, it's sort of like, you know, glitching. Like my soul is like trying to like come back. But like the Grinch, kind of the energy really like threatened, threatened part of my soul. I feel threatened. Yeah, you should. You should. That's called survival instincts. Well, Christy,
that was brilliant. Everything.
Yeah, it was something for sure. How are you? What are you doing? Thank you for asking. I'm okay. I'm... I'm so thirsty. I'm drinking so much water. I will have to pee during this, you know,
and you just like
go through phase where you're like, wow, I'm just I just I look such a hydrated queen. And then for like weeks, you're like, I forgot water existed. And then you turn to the sponge. You turn a SpongeBob.
How do the hosts shift from makeup talk to a surreal glitch and survival‑instinct conversation?
But yeah, yes, that's me. I I feel like I always alarm people when I have a really good swig of water and I out logo. oh god water so good
it's like your body's like oh
my god it's literally like i had three seconds left yeah yep um i understand congratulations
i thank you it probably won't last but for now i'm riding the high excellent
i
uh the high duration
wow you're really on one today huh
I am. What's happening? Oh, it's in it. We announced I'm leaving. Then I was like, oh, my God, help. My ego has been murdered over and over. I still haven't looked at comments. Yeah, it's awkward. It was really it was it was it was an experience. Let's just say I was absorbing a lot of shock waves in my system that day. But I see. I actively ran away. So, yeah, I mean, I'm still
still gone. So.
Yeah. I mean, I do see horses behind you as it's like a few palominos we've got decorating the walls.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the Maybelline grippy setting mist advertisement at the start?
0:00–3:32
2
How do the hosts shift from makeup talk to a surreal glitch and survival‑instinct conversation?
3:32–9:44
3
Why do the hosts discuss traveling to Lexington, coffee shops, and the Kentucky Castle?
9:44–22:47
4
What is the history and haunting lore of the Slippery Noodle Inn in Indianapolis?
22:47–1:00:17
5
What new ghost‑hunting show concept do the hosts brainstorm?
1:00:17–1:08:54
6
How do the hosts introduce the Green Family murders and warn listeners?
1:08:54–1:21:01
7
What are the key details of the Green Family crime scene and investigation?
1:21:01–1:40:13
8
How does the episode wrap up with reflections, future ideas, and personal updates?
1:40:13–2:13:06
Speakers
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