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18 plus opt in and bet on any football marketing at odds of evens or greater no, cash out seven-day expiry terms and conditions apply at gamblerware.org. You, Audela. Mia. Yeah. Yeah. They want to know. Hey. Mea Hey. Hey. I want to be famous. Welcome to Who Weekly, the podcast where you'll learn everything you need to know about the celebrities you don't. I'm Bobby Finger. I'm Lindsay Weber. And I have actual breaking news, but the first breaking news I wanted to put in was a just-jared headline I saw this morning that was... I misread it because I only read the first part of the headline first and it said you can see it in the dock.

Mason Thames says it was a process to shed hiccup. What? And then I kept reading and I was like, God, he had a bad case of the hiccups. They wouldn't go away. But the next line is hicup character after filming how to train your dragon.

Mason Thames says it was a process to shed hiccup. Oh, he played a guy named Hiccup. He played a kid named Hiccup. I didn't know that the kids were going method these days. I thought that was just a day-Lad-Lewish thing. Well, is he like seeing dragons? Is that like the issue here? He was seeing dragons and he was talking like a Viking child.

I think he couldn't shed it.

How to train your dragon will never not sound to me. And I know it's a children's movie, but it sounds like a masturbation. Like I just, when I hear it, I'm like, I'm like, ew. But I know it's like, um, that. I'm just like, ew. Yeah, but that's actually not the

real breaking news. The real breaking news is a little more literal. I cannot open up people,

Us Weekly, the Daily Mail, anything without seeing news from BravoCon. They made that work somehow.

It's taking over the airways. That's not breaking news, though. That's just like you noticing something, or you just like there's a lot of BravoCon news? It's like all the breaking news of the past three days has been from BravoCon. Yeah. Well, you're saying all the hooey breaking news for the last week has been from BravoCon. Yeah. Yes.

It's nonstop.

And wasn't there all these like rumors or like discussions about how BravoCon was like not selling well and like something something and blah, blah, blah?

You know, it's like it's funny that I'm even reading that stuff.

It's like this is never an event I would actually ever attend.

But I am kind of like somehow interested in the idea of Bravo's success or failure in this

live activation that they've kind of created. I guess because it really is kind of like a unique

proposition. It's like a Disney World event for all of their characters who are real people,

who shows about their real lives.

Yeah, there's just so many Bravo adults. Comic-Con for girls, you know?

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