Welcome back to Mother May I Sleep Up podcast. I'm Molly McAleer. And if I sound extra chipper today, it's because not only are we recording in the middle of the day, but we're recording in the middle of the day because we have one of our most special guests. This is actually how we met. Tiffany Scott Maddox. Hi. God, I didn't even think about that. That this is how we met. Yes.

My God. I reached out to Billy because he had a decent amount of Instagram followers and his

profile picture made him seem friendly. And as someone who has been as sort of reached capacity

on booking out this show out of my phone,

I was like, hey, do you want to come on Mother Made Soup of Podcast? And he was like,

actually, I think my wife would really prefer to do it. And that's how this journey began, baby.

The rest is history, as the kids say. So I asked you on to cover this movie

that I've really been waiting for a special occasion to do it. Mormon mom gone wrong, colon,

the Ruby Frankie story. And it makes sense for us because we've hosted Trend Lightley together and we're internet buddies.

Like one of the first things that we realize we're both obsessed with weirdly is like watching Jake Paul box.

We were sort of friends before that.

I would call us like friends, friend Lee, but like you reached out to me one night. You were pulling an all-nighter to watch him box. I think that was the, hmm, it wasn't the one with Molly May's husband, but, or I guess. No, it was, it was, yeah, it was pre that, definitely. Maybe Dejy, no. Did he fight Dejy once or twice? Who knows? It was

deadgy, I think. The second time he fought Dejy. But we just had like the most fun night talking to

each other as we were watching. And so like it leads us all the way to today. And we were doing

trend lightly when this Ruby Frankie shit went down.

Yeah.

How wild.

How wild.

And it's really weird because I don't know, like time has lost all meaning since COVID anyway.

But I remember being vaguely aware of this controversy when it popped up, but I was not a

watcher of that kind of content. I was definitely always had my eye on family vloggers because I thought

that there was like watching a sort of ferry crash in slow motion. Like I knew that at some point

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