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Chapter 1: What is the main topic of this episode?
Good morning, millennials. Welcome back to The Toast. Happy 2025. Happy season eight. Welcome back. We are back after what felt like for me an extremely brief break, but for others apparently felt endless.
It did feel really long. It just feels so unfamiliar to be sitting here. Like I forgot my routine. I forgot the way that things go, but welcome back everyone. Welcome to the new year. Welcome to 2025. Welcome to season eight.
I locked myself out of the apartment. I locked myself out of the apartment. Like that's how disoriented I was. I was like making a TikTok. I forgot my jewelry. I'm not, me and Ben are not struggling yet. I just forgot my jewelry because I'm so disoriented. Like getting back into a routine workflow.
No, I'm also really nervous because this studio has seen a lot of people in the last three weeks, a lot of different setups. And so I'm hoping everything is parched. Just keep your eye on all your materials throughout the show. I'm keeping my eye on my materials for sure. And the last person in here was Ben.
You know what's so good though? Like while that's obviously horrible, nobody wants to ever be in a place that Ben has last been in, be it a studio, a bathroom, whatever. Just know like if things go wrong, which would be the worst thing ever, we have someone to blame. Scapegoat. But wait, you just reminded me of something. It's not a scapegoat if he did that shit, right? No.
That's just like the offender. The offender. Wait, fuck. You know, I'm really, I'm having a lot of bad like memory stuff. What were you saying two seconds ago?
Welcome to 2025. Welcome to season eight. New year, new us. Same swirlies. Maybe we could hit that heart in the new year.
Probably not. Probably not. At the end of last year, I tried really, really hard to line up our summer, I mean, our winter break with like the new year and my new studio. Obviously, I'm still in the same old studio, but I signed a lease. So it'll be a couple of weeks.
I know everyone's signed.
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Chapter 2: Why did Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover split?
Like it was a lot about like Craig changing, Austin being like, why don't we go to the bar, buddy? And like classic. Craig's like, I'm almost 40, that's why. Yeah. Craig froze his sperm. He talks about his relationship with Paige.
Wait, freezing your sperm?
He froze his sperm because he had this fear of something happening to him where he could no longer have kids.
I feel like that's not a concern for men.
There are men out here getting women pregnant.
Robert De Niro.
Yes, it was more so of a freak thing happening where he could no longer, so he froze his sperm. Kind of like an intrusive thought. Yeah, yeah, but it's like, okay, freeze it. Pop off. Literally.
And he's talking about, you know, the timetable and how where he thought he'd be, but he fell in love with Paige and, you know, it just really, I feel like if you want to know why they broke up, like it's that, like they thought that they could surmount these really big things and they're kind of insurmountable.
Yes, but also, and I think like the sad truth here, and this is probably something they came to the realization to, is that while there are so many things that keep you tied to a city, at the end of the day, the person you marry should be bigger than all of that. They should be more important. My life is in New York, but if Ben said we're moving to Alaska, we're moving to Alaska.
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Chapter 3: What are the details of Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against the New York Times?
But then also the really interesting thing is Blake, I mean, Justin alleges in his lawsuit that he wasn't adding all these sexy scenes. It was the intimacy coordinator's idea. Now that is not the job of an intimacy coordinator. That's like actually really weird. So if that's true, like more work for her. No, but let's say that's true. More hours.
You hired a freaky ass intimacy coordinator because that's not her job. Why the fuck would Blake want to meet this person? And let's say it's not true. You're the one adding those things and you're a freak. But now we understand why Blake said no to meeting with his intimacy coordinator. So she's putting forth all these sexy ideas that you didn't agree to and that's not your job.
It's not your job to meet with the intimacy coordinator offset. Like you come up to work, you're not the director. Like you are an actor, you show up and do your job. So, so much of what he said, especially about the intimacy coordinator actually validates Blake's complaint. I don't know what people are talking about, like dead ass.
Yeah, also then the situation, so there's all these like,
things that happened disputes but then there's also this larger thing of like there were two different cuts of the movie Blake like made her own movie and like I just think that the disputes like they go so like the they could go back and forth all day and also like Blake's alleging like sexual harassment I think Justin is saying like those things were in sexual harassment and then like people are like aren't you the male feminist like how are you going to tell a woman like what sexual like it's so messy it is so messy there are a lot of things in the complaint that don't personally interest me like
It's a lot of he said, she said. It's not illegal to have two different cuts of a movie. Does that make Blake look difficult? Sure. But when it comes down to the actual allegations, that interests me more than like, well, Blake said I had my cut and Justin said I had my cut. I don't give a fuck.
No, I know it doesn't interest us, but like they are germane to the whole story. So I'm just saying like the whole story is so much bigger. And then in this complaint, Justin is saying that Blake was going to, you know, come out with these sexual harassment allegations. That's why he hired that PR firm that then... grassroots did all that.
Now he looks bad for doing that, but you know, he's like, well, she was going to do it to me. So it's like him or her.
But you did the thing first. Right. Like you being afraid of retribution for something you actually did. Like that's called crime and punishment. Okay. Right. No, no, I have not changed my side, even in the slightest. No, no, me neither.
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