Sex and the City Poisoned a Generation of Women, Michelle Obama's Ego, and Hillary's Phony Feminism

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Maureen Callahan 0:02
Hey, and welcome to a special Wednesday edition of The Nerve. We are back after the long holiday weekend. I hope you all had a nice, relaxing break from causing trouble because we have so much stuff for you today. It's ridiculous, okay? To mark the return of the hate watch of, I believe, the decade, the sex in the city is sequel, reboot, whatever you want to call it, and just like that, which premieres tomorrow night, we're going to discuss at length my... I'm actually just going to offer a ton of evidence as to my position that Carrie Bradshaw is the worst. She is the worst character, male, female, non-binary, gender fluid, ever committed to the screen. Next, we have a bunch of celebrity news and scandal, of course, what we at The Nerve call real talk about fake people. And MK Media's own Link Lauren will be joining us to talk news, politics, and culture as only he can. Also, you guys, it arrived. freezer meat by the Punisher, a key witness in the Diddy trial. We'll be talking about that. I read it for you, okay? It didn't take very long.
Maureen Callahan 1:26
It's like written at like a second grade level with, though it's very explicit. So, you know, okay. Anyway, as that female flounder, Meghan Markle would say, let's go, let's go. We've heard it all before that wrinkle creams are the secret to looking younger, but according to Beverly Hills cosmetic surgeon, Dr. John Lakey, that is not the case. He says that most wrinkle products are nothing more than overpriced moisturizers and some might even do more harm than good. So that's why Dr. Lakey stepped away from traditional treatments and developed something completely different. And this is a simple at-home method that's getting major attention. His clients call it the age rewinder method because it can visibly smooth the look of wrinkles in under two minutes. Dr. Lakey describes it almost as like Photoshop for your face and says that you might be shocked at how easy it is to use. So to share this breakthrough, he's released a free video that walks you through the method step-by-step, no signups, no interruptions.
Maureen Callahan 2:35
And this video has already gone viral with over 2.3 million views and thousands of glowing reviews. One said, I've tried everything and this is the only thing that actually worked. I look years younger. If you want to see what everyone is talking about, just go to bhmd1.com slash nerve or click the link in the description. If it works for you, Dr. Lakey has one simple request to please share it. Let's help more people feel confident in their skin. Sex and the City. Now, like, every... young woman in new york city when this originally aired i watched it i watched it every sunday it was part of that hbo lineup it was like unbeatable it was sopranos night it was sex in the city there was always something else who remembers what that was um but i'm going to say that unlike most every young woman in new york city i was a hate watcher i was a hate watcher now before we get to carrie bradshaw and the actress who plays her
Maureen Callahan 3:47
Sarah Jessica Parker. I just want to say that I think this show has done an enormous amount of damage to generations of young girls and women, okay? And not just because of the toxic romantic relationship that was at the center of this entire six season run and that was framed as like the love story of the ages. It was really quite a sick relationship and we'll get into that. But I cannot tell you, especially working in media, how many young female transplants to New York City I would meet over the years. I would be embarrassed for them overhearing these conversations. This was back when people really went into offices. Like overhearing these conversations in which they would, without a shred of irony, without so much as a wink,
Maureen Callahan 4:41
be talking quite seriously about whether they were a Carrie or they were a Samantha or a Miranda. I mean, nobody ever wanted to be a Charlotte. And they all thought it was really cute. It was like, aren't I just so whimsical? I spend my meager salary because working in media, especially when you are starting out, you are like poverty level paycheck.

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