Package With The Stars: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026

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Georgie Crawford 0:03
Good morning girlies, it's the tall It's Jackson
Claudia Oshry 0:09
Claud and we're your host. It's your favorite show. The fast five things
Jackie Oshry 0:17
you need to know. We'll start your day off swirly, it's the toast. I sound amazing. Welcome back to the Toast and happy Wednesday. It is hump day. Don't forget to hump someone you love. And speaking of somebody I love, I'm joined by My co host My business partner and best friend. Jack Lee Fallet. Hey, how y'all doin'? I am doing overwhelmed. Don't you feel like we have so much to talk about today? Like obviously Dancing with the Stars. Obviously Taylor's new album. We didn't dig it to do Deer Toasters yesterday 'cause it was the first episode back after a long weekend, so we pushed it to today. So we also have Deer Toasters today. It's kind of giving we should push it to tomorrow, but we won't. No.
Claudia Oshry 0:56
No, no, no, no. I'm actually glad that we have toasters today because I'm glad we have toasters every day. We have Dancing with the Stars and we have Taylor's new album and like that's kind of all we have. And
Jackie Oshry 1:07
you know what? That's kind of all I need, you know?
Claudia Oshry 1:10
Yeah, yeah. No, but I think it's gonna be like a a slow three stories today, maybe.
Jackie Oshry 1:17
Then let me drop some T. In the PFFB, okay? Please. I wanna say. Now, I know everybody's sick of me being cardboard and I and I I'm gonna tell you guys something. And I let me preface by saying like I know I can afford it, yada, yada. But I just like think conceptually what I paid for a pedicure yesterday is insane. And I guess I never noticed because I never get just a pedicure. Right. I always go manicure pedicure, but I didn't get a manicure. I only attempt for one.
Claudia Oshry 1:45
Exactly. But you're like, I got a lot of services, so it costs money.
Jackie Oshry 1:49
And I wanted to relax yesterday on my phone. So I said, you know, let's get a pedicure. And you know, my toenails were starting to scratch my comforter. You know that feeling? Yep. I got a dazzle dry pedicure. What do you think that should cost? Eighty dollars. Oh my god, you're fucking crazy. I'm clearing. Well you just sort of like took the wind from underneath my story because it was forty nine and I was like, fifty dollars for a pedicure Okay. Fifty
Claudia Oshry 2:21
dollars for a pedicure and dazzle dry. So that's like between You do get a little bit that's closer to gel, you know, you're paying for a more premium. You're paying for a more premium polish. Um So fifty dollars for a pedicure in New York City in twenty twenty six, Claudia, I really don't know how it gets better than that.
Jackie Oshry 2:38
I guess like and conceptually I I do feel that pedicures pedicures are an undervalued service because like this person's touching your nasty ass foot. Like and I have nice feet, like relative to what I see at the salon. So I think that they've always been undercharging. But you know, I grew up where you know, a manicure costs ten dollars, sometimes eight. Yeah. Oh yeah.
Claudia Oshry 2:57
It was like should we go to the place that's an eight dollar manager or it's eleven?
Jackie Oshry 3:01
And you know what? The times have changed and I'm glad for the pedicures because that is a service that we should honestly all be paying two hundred dollars for. Like you you would have to pay me two hundred dollars to touch your feet. Like Yeah. So I was just shocked that I got like one service. I guess I'm I never get one service. So I really saw it all itemized out. And now I'm feeling like I shouldn't have shared the story because you said eighty dollars. No, but
Claudia Oshry 3:19
I think that speaks to really like the cardboard nature because I guess, yeah. She's cardboarding too close to the sun. Well,
Jackie Oshry 3:26
one thing about me is I I do not cardboard when it comes to tipping at the nail salon. I'm like I'm literally a Rockefeller.
Claudia Oshry 3:31
Yeah.
Jackie Oshry 3:32
I'm going
Claudia Oshry 3:33
fifty sixty percent. She's not gonna she's not gonna accept those cheap allegations. I
Jackie Oshry 3:37
won't. I won't because I'm not intuitive. That's the thing the thing about cardboard is that it's not cheapness.
Jackie Oshry 3:51
I understand. Sure. And then the second T in the PFFB I wanted to drop. Oh, really? I felt like we had such a great time. We had like the whole eighty dollar joke. Oh, yeah. You're welcome for contributing to the podcast in a meaningful way.

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