All right, here we go. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. Here we go. What's the phrase that you hear every day? Hey, phrase. What's the phrase that you hear every day? Hey, phrase. What's the phrase that you hear? Every day. Hey, phrase that you hear tune in yeah you gotta tune in

Sarah Frazier on the mic and she about to begin a co-host with the most poor one looking

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no need a second guess separated from the rest entertaining nonetheless many topics nonetheless, many topics to address. Sarah, she's so glamorous, the number one hostess. Woo! You guys! Oh my god, I always yell right into the microphone. And our producer, AJ, unless they're like, stop yelling into the mic. We get so excited. My ears. I know. Welcome, everybody. If you are watching us on Facebook Live, we are here at the Hey, Frasch podcast with Paul Wharton.

And I'm so glad you're here because a lot of people are very concerned that you weren't going to be here.

They were concerned.

I guess some I need to work on marketing and maybe, what would you call that brand release?

Maybe so. A little communication, you know, goes a long way.

Yeah, apparently nobody understood where we were headed with this.

Right.

Including me.

Including talk about.

So we're going to get to the bottom of that today.

Yeah, exactly.

So we're referencing on Monday.

So Monday, and we'll just get into this like here in a few minutes,, we'll talk Mervis and Waxing the City. But if you didn't miss it on Monday, I basically started to say, like, hey, I really want the show to be congruent, right? And, like, my goal has always been to have this show five days a week. I want it to be on many platforms. Like I loved radio. It was like my first home,

you know, back, like syndicating it back to radio and doing these other things, right? And in the

year, we've tried a lot of things and I'm like, okay, hey, let's try doing something consistent.

Like I had these mindful Mondays and all this stuff. But the branding, the messaging seemed to get,

the delivery got lost in the messaging, I guess you could say. The delivery got lost in the messaging. Or is it the message got lost in the delivery? There you go. That was it. So we're going to get into that. And then we have a couple other stories that we have to address, including the pop singer who's now getting divorced because of herpes.

Okay. Also, I can't believe this. I feel like this is terrible for people, but people have been getting nose jobs, Paul, because they take selfies. They don't like their faces, all right? So they see their face on a selfie and they're like, this doesn't look good. Maybe I should get plastic surgery. And now an engineer has come forward and is basically saying, if you had plastic surgery because of a selfie, you totally fucked up. I don't know that there's anybody getting a nose job based solely on the way they look in a selfie. You don't believe that at all? I don't really believe that. I think people that get nose jobs have probably always felt that way.

They've been looking at themselves forever. We all have time in the mirror. I talk about it in my book. I tell people how to use a mirror. So you think that it's many more things than just they take selfies or they see themselves in a picture. You think it's... Yeah. Yeah, I don't think you look at your stuff.

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