Holly & Bridget: Controlling Men 101 (FBF)

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Who are Holly and Bridget and how did they first meet at the Playboy Mansion?

Alex Cooper 0:03
What is up daddy gang? It is your founding father, Alex Cooper, with Call Her. Bridget and Holly, welcome to Call Our Daddy. Thanks for having us. Yeah, thanks so much. You guys, I was sitting, I think it was like the other week, and I was like, I need a girls' girl episode. I just need to like talk to girls that get it. And I immediately thought of the two of you, and I'm like, you guys have to come on, so thank you for being here. Oh, I love that. So, first of all, it's crazy, Holly, because I have a lot of new listeners, and I'm thinking back to when we recorded. Our first episode together. There may be some people that like haven't heard it. So, guys, if you haven't listened, go listen because it was amazing.
Alex Cooper 0:42
because it was amazing. But how long ago was that?
Holly Madison 0:45
It was like two years ago and it was the first interview I'd done in like five years 'cause I was totally anti doing PR, but I was a fan of your show and I thought, well, this'll be fun. And then you inspired me to start my own podcast. You're totally my inspo. 'Cause I had so much fun on that one.
Alex Cooper 0:59
It was such a good experience and like I agree. I think we were like, Oh my god, let's have a convo. And we were like getting so deep. We were both like emotional. We were like, Fuck, that was amazing. So Thank you for getting so deep with me on that and anyone again go watch it because it's incredible. But now I have you two lovely ladies here and I want to kind of like maybe people that are new, can you explain, Holly? Like, how do you guys know each other? How are you guys friends? How did you guys meet?
Holly Madison 1:24
Well, we were living together at the Playboy Mansion for like seven years and we were on a show, a reality show called The Girls Next Door that was on from like two thousand five to two thousand nine and that's how we know each other. So it was complicated.
Unknown 1:38
Yeah. So
Alex Cooper 1:38
people that maybe are listening that are like, I don't even know what the Playboy Mansion is, I don't understand any of this, please can you kind of like explain what the Playboy mansion was like during that time?
Bridget Marquardt 1:50
The Playboy Mansion was the place to be at that time. Um, in the early two thousands, everybody wanted to be there. Every celebrity, every girl that I knew of wanted to be a part of it, wanted to be a playmate, wanted to go to the parties, they had the best parties in the world there. Um It was just the place that you wanted to go. You wanted to be seen and you wanted to be a part of that whole lifestyle. Yeah.
Alex Cooper 2:13
It's like a fairy tale, it looks like, from the outside with all these beautiful women. So it's like who what girl wouldn't want to just like pop in and get like a living space to be around all these people? When you talk about these parties, like can you Like who was the most famous person you ever saw at a party? Like, give some context like the caliber of people were that were at these places.
Holly Madison 2:34
At the time it was like the biggest movie stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz and people like that. Yeah. And the crazy thing is, like nobody had like smartphones back then and you were not allowed to bring cameras in. If you got caught with a camera, you'd be immediately kicked out. So people felt comfortable going there and partying. And like Hef had his personal cameras there and personal videographers, but people felt comfortable that they weren't gonna be exposed. So big celebrities felt comfortable going and you would just see all kinds of people there.
Alex Cooper 3:03
I don't think anyone ever in generations moving forward will ever experience that type of like anonymity when they walk into a room at a party. No. Like the concept and I I can imagine like it maybe was more freeing for a lot of people to know like you're not gonna I literally wake up the next day sometimes after parties and I see like I'm tagged in a video and I'm like, oh my god, like I smile like that. Like or I'm like breathing that way. Like what's you can't wake up and in that kind of world, it's just so different to think back like not having cameras. Like were you guys at parties f did you feel that same way, like very free, or were you still stressed 'cause you were kind of working in a way?

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