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Hey, everybody, welcome back to another episode of SnarkBate. I'm Christy. I'm Sophie. And today

we are covering someone who, unfortunately, it's embarrassing to say, kind of raised me and Christy. Oh, it's so

embarrassing to say, I'm so sorry. Please don't judge us. But as millennials who love pop culture,

there's a lot to say about Perez Hilton. So let's get into it. His background, his blog, his many,

many controversies and where he's at today.

Are you ready, Christy?

Let's do it.

Hi, Christy. Hey, Sophie. How are you? I am good. How are you doing on this lovely? We're recording on Sunday, July 20th. We're in the past. And I'm doing pretty well. We had like big family day. My cousin came in from Hong Kong and me and like all the

girlie pop cousins hung out with all the kids. And it was really sweet to see like my four year old

nephew hang out with little Monroe who's like five months. It's just like really sweet. It's like the

first time we see our generation have kids and it's something very, very special.

And honestly, as an aunt, I love that I can just be cool and fun and play with them and then just like walk away.

And then I spent all night watching Idaho 4 documentary, which if you guys don't already know, we're going to do an Idaho 4 documentary.

I mean, Idaho 4 episode on the Patreon,

patreon.com slash snarkbait pod in a couple weeks here. So, God, that case is crazy.

That was actually one of the best docu series I've ever watched, the one on Prime. The Peacock one was

whatever. This four-part series on Prime was so well done and it made you feel like you knew.

It focused more on the victims. I felt like the Peacock documentary focused too much on Brian

Coburger. This one focused so much on the victims and Ethan's parents participated. Maddie's

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